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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]. Mrs. LeU De·' Eunice Campbell, Christine Grooms, Mrs. J. G. Moore, w. D. Anderson reo Louise Joiner, Martlla Joiner, Bobbie Loaeh and Mrs. Jacksonville. Mrs. Moore With .the CoIDInencement at Lanier, Eloise Lawrence, LQuiae tur\,eq from County , , I her Palatka to visit Minick, Armilda Mobley, Doris Proc- went 'on to Mrs. J. C. Hines. I tor, Jewell Sapp, Ronnie ;--,'lk! Jj}'aJ�'liier, BrookIet June 4 Juanita Mrs. Bill Scanlin of Atlanta is the Agent Thompson, Janelle Wilson, this week of .0, Ellzabeth guest I" FROM FARM TO FARM HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT I Wy�tt, MCElve,�, � ")I!rl!��ttractiveflI�iW. H. Amason. DOriS Thompson. " '". �'\\\ . JUNE 4 accona·· ,,\,' By BYRON DYER EXERCISES BEGIN The member. of the senior cl�ss Mrs. Grover C. Bran!,en RECITAl,. Mrs. 'M. Lcve.. '.\' :' i)' What became of all the dipping WI'Af MUSIC who will receive high school dlploll\'4A p,nl,ed her mother, C. that one used to see over the S. J. home in Macon. She will "SWimminIPodi \, 'vats are: Lewis Baker, Bennel�' E'/6'I,in -to/her at Wilson The Brooklet School C Norman in .county '/ We found One High nest Buie, Inman Bule, P. W. C1f:t\ont.'''lllt her brother, Lovein;' Hart's ami h� puts it to excel- exercises will om'1on John before to States· place me.ncement begin Jr., William Clifton, Cromley, Columbus, returning �n; Enjojm continual hy' that dip use. He finds afternoon, June 4 at 4 0'· Candler Hagan, A. A. Lanier, Jr., boro. free of lice and Friday Richard . Gordon Mays and 'Miss Sara Ward ping keeps hogs clock Mrs. W. D. head of Allcn Lee, Percy Lee, Le, when Lee, · IlenOt the of his t1'cks, which in turn keeps hogs J. M. Jr., Carol ·m�· ...ere guests Sunday the music will present �I� saves some of the department, McEI�een, Gordon MuyY��rs ,. , free of mnnge and Parrish, Jr., John She,ar Mr. and M,I. Mays, Grady . part of her pupils in an afternoon reo ,��ts, COURT HOUR GAJfG U� feed cost. Herman Waters, Dolly Allen, Sehlor,:·. OPEN" WEDNESDAY UNo_mE . �INCY "II'OS" ....Y t, eital At g'30 'Ic k F'riday Wlie Belle ·and Mrs. D. R Dekle and OF 'l'R1C ROTARY 91' � Bush, E!i ... _I\ti &PONBORlImp. • �c, ",�ht, Belcher, . 0 UW1JUts AND Nesmith took the Life In Jun' 4 ,sh'e w give another went to Savann'ah' CLUB. CRA�D8 Dorsey 1101 Lillia'n Margie, . , Hagan, Luree Hendrix, Q}v-." ilii\ltrbter, , • I., He 8e e sermon Will _. DoCroR8' surance Week seriously. spent T,·eh commencement Frances LOUIse Jomer.;J3each Sunday" . Hughes, ard, --�-'�='------'- calves for black be deli"ered on Sun d per cow in imuning ay mornmg, Lena Luree Lanier, Chri8� 1 . Knight, , rccI�1.1 both houses quickly, and will . that it is the best in June 11 0 in the passed leg. He states 6, high tine Lee. Evelyri Lee, Bessie Miller, Jr. at. :.30 on the June ,8. -Photo by G. C. Cole"",", school cloc�Folder J. wal- be voted by people, surance he knows. Mills, Louise Parrish, Eliza. '1lf the school were present. au�lItorlU� �y. Evelyn I A featuro of the West Side school patrons tel' Primitive min- I Hendricks, Baptist beth Thompson, CharIey SUe Waters The above show� a purt WIl" a fisM fry by the photograph and fences are ister Savannah. The members 0f oclosing given HOURI'S and barns of and Lois Waters. of the crowd just as the)' began th'e . of the school. It was esti that mal' be. th.e semor assisted Mrs. lj,ru.tee. I· not the only things class, by Lee, ------·friends and feast. ' mated that about 500 and up. J. A. Minick will furnish the music for the Sun' painted spruced ATTENTION CALLED d wash cd the trees fr0111 the service. 'I has white day morning ONE AMENDMENTS BE a few feet up and has found Monday morning, June 7, at 10:30 ' ,\\,;.. ground VOTED ON JUNE 8TH I' to the ut- the senior class dav exercises I I that it adds considerably -o'cloek, ::' ,. Letters To The Ed·tor. :,\ .An aemndment that has I tractiveness of his place. will be presented in the ;'uditorium ..fId· The columns of The Herald are always open to thc expresll,i.�ns ot little notice, but one which thereCeiv'1!�ll�peo�le and Bulloch The limitation on with the following program. the people of Statesboro county. only of the state should not forget when J ( not ever- heard of running Muster of Lurll Hend- (J are II, be signed; be brief, preferably 10n��1 Have you Ceremonies, �"'-...... the volls June I'S III.�.I to 8, � wor not libelous. All letters will be sub- farm in they gm 1(",..... l�tter.I an three thhatund.tredhex' shad s, and water waIk'?mg. There IS a rix. one clarifies the XJ�J·"· none will be returned unless is enclosed. that present \ jeet to editing -and postage where the water is actually' Class History, Lewis Baker. law··.�n.:. I commts- ;..__L Bullofh der which county boards of :...__ _,,'...... , being made to H. J. Akin. by Song, Senior Class. .1i!:: do not believe there are wal�. and sioners employ county agricult all ,- ). THE QUESTION well built Class Mills. i ·WloUS.KEY I the of Poem, l!.'yelYn 1 channel� home . will win? A. has been inti.' who us�, run- and demonstration agents. W110 in Georgia would' votean�"�acherslfb�;'\vhis. slows his Lee, . ' well laid off terraces, Superlatives, E�eIYll a 1922'23" .. It'In : Th' e state I !!' the sue.' egis ure, articles <� . . .nated in wa . Solo. previous key to be legalized m order .obtain n I "ater down t0 a Ik'MUSIC, Vocal '1"""1"" . ng passed laws empowering the count.y cessron of t.he cause of depends ,,""i, --- Will and.' Luree . right more No Siree! Last Testament, salary. MYI'observa! boards to county GOOD BREAD have convictions ami empoly a��iSJlI\!!ir. on those who Mr. and Mrs. W. W. 'Mann have Lanier, tion is that they are the very high. home agents, set tholl'. We trust that there of the Senior.·1 IS CERTAIN TO SATISFY upon found tit at they could save money by Giftorian, Members ."nd .demonstration of our est type in morals and example. The which are paid partly by Best! are !ew'wh� take the position Class. fede,:"I,. Why Not Enjoy The into areas that had desirable .j 1;'. we have state and b), • Governor, who i. to "rubber greatest sacrificing bunch going partly by Jftlrtly BUTTER TOP . number. MORE willing <.. /Musical EAT ., . .. to I'IS our ""achers. NI 0 Sir! , The them in 'woods and se. 'rhe n:: -e"ther sr th is vietortous. shrubs on the funds. agricultural exten.co�Y' :stamp •. lde at (.ay Monday night, June 7, at 8:30 0'· B REA D ", wh 18k crow{I'nced not oUr the of Agriculture ur t" commands more re· ey expect and such as work of College .An d collecting plants � wl'll or w,e . lecting cl�k the graduatl'n gexercl'ses orne Bak F . A H ery ent, . un ·th· • teachers and sch00I auth'01'ltles to. been since '"" _. than wh0 has 110 convlc. the has going unde� spec.. o?e are deSirable to landscape their home, be held in the auditorium, with Home Folks \ over their and now county agents are tions, when',. moral iasue i. involved. put propaganda; laws, grounds with. The plan not only following program: the as to results in every county in You can Butter-Top No fail to see the awful Any prediction t.he �f Processional. employed get 0"'.' CB',: for them but from the 'election would be sa"es n,oney gave stnte and home demonstration agents,I BI'ead Fresh daily traH of sli ...", degredation, ruin and coming gl1e'll' Cia"" John shrubs' Address, Cromley.' in work, but we do know that if those' them a very wide collection of In more than half favOI'ite grocery .store. misery that demon has left ·.'CI•• s Senior Class. th.e t�is song, Is 1'Itten who are on the side of will and a. chance to Iii� G.. constltut\on IN 'ite .wake in 1111 it.. history, and how right study' ·plant. ,Literary Address, M. D. :rhe �r�la WE SPECIALIZE . Mobley, themselves and tum out and expliCitly, Rnd to remove ,!lny otherwise rellllonable people can busy from a pract'IcaI pOint 0f'view.. state director of agricultural educa· very PARTY CAKES will or doubt about the coun· influences or vote we feel sure that the law teehnlcalit)' done it,. destructive' ",' ' tioll of Atlanta con.,' --.--. law the vote to it is not be changed. , 'and home agent leglllir.e beyond compre. . Mr. N J. Cox IS a little man ,with· D�livery of �venth grade certifi· \ t� com�is. .' .. on the other the law is of nension. If, hand, cates. 'sloners countY''I:,4II��ngc?untieQ�Q�"l&-.,'HODGE'S BAKERY ideas. He has learned thlit H�ncock in a short time we good big the seSSIOn of the le!!lslatuTe, 1f men women) would only changed, will, lJave Delivery of high schOol diplomRs. la�t Statesboro, Ga. ("'!.f . ot the conelusion similar to 'Rtrawb.rries will add to the fa"1n in. Pountf· I, talce a common sense view of the sit. reached Processional. ,requested Represen�ative �r "'K I - - as a introduce that of n certain the come as well give farmer money that count yto - ._ uRtion in a' ��ort time we would reo polecat.,as story The member. of the seventh as. grade' amendment clarifYlDlt heel' and wine con· I goes, who argued with his friend po"; at season when else is bill an -rl'�*�zwrVsrLRL duce a. nothing are: W. F. Brannen. James Brinson, whiskey., .. cat a8 the of law introduced the 8t1mption to It minimum. to advisability stinking for sale. Thoma. Bryan, 111, Bernard DeNitto, ..lfe men�entti� » that ' course a few of out a automobile WRS Of the� would lie passing Fred Elarbee, Jr., Watson Frawley, ' -. '4.� I It With Ours" out jumes. "Nol said .• the old scarred" human giving gas there is a mar· 1t FIoWl!I!8, Say "h'l':t1e If it is good special P. Lee, Jr., Emeral "\Vhen You ' '" G, Lanier, Virgil Say I'i� .'. it it .,' 00 remind us of the 1 friend polecat, just let alone,' wrecks engage· ket for it, is the opinion of Mrs. H. McElveen, Guy Minick, J. A. Minick itself to death." So if Ii. ment but we would have removed the' will stink Rabun Proctor Sowell E. and when Jr., Walton I all over Geor: Knight Sons, disc1lllsing temptation' our young men and quor stores are placed John e� a Floral. f""m the methods u8ed in their cat· Waters, M�rguerite Barnes: St t -L-O Shop in short time even lome of the selling women. ,I gla, Louise Bland, Ollie M. Phone tie. Sometime ago the cattle they Brannen, Road a�9 I wets will be to rid Fair Ground, ---��---- A ver,y [1T.qmlnent buainess man In rankest glad' I on contracted n \ evil .. IWl's f.�,),b· con,v�raatil''',lwith ,the: ,writer made themselves (If the , hl'� fe�d �.__��to�1 ��"��edtoM��ah��·�·1_--.---�----��-��-�---�i--�i�j��------.--'a few each' week. The qiiUl. I r do' not want will rise again." and despite the d,llvered Rgsil,1st ��,·.because of the stuff finished out can' best . back·sets of ;ity boys to' 'Irink and I'm not seeming any" .ight�ous my going' be the fact that concerns cause will winl'/'/ judged by to vote to legalize it and place it .be- it ultimately ",;"i. ' buy only steaks are now for� them." that.' There are prayers �aily that. �rime tfow �ommon ascen�.i�ii from butcher. the 'Wiin buymg till." horse-scnBU� on the side of ri�ht. ,would I that effective would OJ' all t.he 'or...en· taCtics We have pre.um. pray�r If house is for the be made the crowd? cleaning good ever 'hearll t;he liquor- crowd has by liquor 0[. once in a While it is for R. I. ROSIER. good adopt.ed one, in this fight. I refer to ,home the church also, so say the their bid (0<' the school, May 25, 1937. ladies}n the Leefleld communit)'. Ga. " tMchers aQd arents. Statesboro, ,. Buthorities, , .

. . ;' I I '" II" . 8UPportt�f I Mrs. S. T. Saussy and Tupper nl, I H. P. Womack" COURT ItOU'RE OFFICERS TO Sup�rintendent .� , ' from Tampa Education. Tuesday night Board of , arri�ed CWRI� WED. APff;RNOONS her Dr. and Mrs. A. '. I to Visit parents, w. G. Neville, Solici�or General" J. Mooney and Mrs. Saussy plans to I Ogeechee Circuit. To JUlie" 5th 'The folluwiRrr 'COll11ty officers agl'

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\ 1)11,; )1 HERALD: FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1937 THE BULLOCH In the military service of' Ing that the power of tlliatfOA< :..nd planning laws," a d if a :''1"0 make proviliona for the pay- "F-:r educatio;;;;;; poses �;_ !enlisted al EconomIc. report•• � be exerelaed for the children In e elementary the Confeaerate states and who JJa1JI\IJDt lty (if the sa d cl�ctors qualified to men·t of to any ex-Conted- structinlf per-I pens'ons slone of wlclowl , major-I education PROOLAMATION branehes of an service the armle. A 'ote for the m"",bers of the Gener- EngU formed actual In _:E._ ...... ,... �_,_. ee l'tl8idln' thia state A deellne produc erate soldier, g hI 1__.... wh0 '""' -�_ we... THE COUNTY AGENTS in Eureopan hog • '111d.�= WITH onI a amendment rl shall y...... ' ra 0f the last half Sllbmitt'ng proposed Auembly. voting thereon, of the C--'ede te .....ta._- or . during the 1 1920 Wh0 enI·Ist n . 1181" ELVIE MAXWELL tion is expected January B,t , ed I lat, 1880;" BYRON DYER vote for the ratification thereof pay the Interest on the public a to the Constitution of Georgia to b. I"",,, militia of this who; Is of 1037 and su'?,stantial reduction the service of the Confed- organ statu, I: a maJIliitt .,� ...... vhen the results shall be consolidat- military Developed. 1938 IS in pros de��o died In said or were' en in slaughtel' during voted on at the General Election to military service, at ..w eIeeti.. tIall . Spray HOMEMAKE'! NEWS votllllf Cheap FARM elec- erate states the Civil War .L _..d.� FARM TO re sd as now re'luired by law In during "To the of the _...... Bureau of Eeonomics June pay principal pub- discharged therefrom, who in favor of uoe �_"I_ V& MAXWELL pect, the be held on Tuesday, 8, 1987, . honorably By ELVIE eneraI ler IOns for members 0f the G between the states of the United lic debt. I Demonstration ports from ita office In Berlin, Article Section VII of wen. married prior to January lat, amendment, the Govariior IhaU Home Agent, amending Ill, . "Nudy" Lee, there County then said amendment and who performed actual According t<1 ASBembly, States, to re- 1920. widow of a aoldier killed fore- Will States .• the of au "'ro suppress Insurrection, No proclamat'on th�reof !\1Id th, Blue has the with the United many Constitution Georgia by s�alll Control as to who cooperating Sect on To· can be no doubt become a pan of Article 8, military service in the armies of the Mold; and defend the stl!lle In the war shAll be depr'ved of' amendment IIhaIJ the --,-- the to pel Invas'on, golna' for Department of Agriculture and thoriizing General Assembly during .. .t of corn in the county, Constitution of thiB Confederate states or of the � finest field ...d 7, of the State,' organt- h .of Extension Servo Georlia lrower., dealers, authorities of 'time of "·ar. foer pellalon by of ving part of,the '�natlttulol) Gut JIIalIl himself. Georgia Agricultural grant to the governinl -, claims that distinction the .hall make proela- zed militia of this state and was hen- .reason IlUb-: Nudy concerned with fruit. and and <;.overnor marrIed another veteran of •.. and ice. others any or county in this State hav "To supply the soldiers wh� Ipst a sequently Georgia city . If he is to be taken seriously motion thereof as law. therefrom; and to have a provided by orably discharged who is unles6 she is receiving: Dollars vegetabl"" will a of or more, limb or In the military serv- dead, President of th" Senate Million field of corn he .cOlllple\e populatlon 1,000 limbs, .Growers from the looks of his ing widows now residents of this state, ROY Save and V. HARRIS, on account of the "1-: of He PICNICKING HINTS plelure, daily, suppl,. according 10 the 1930 Federal census ice of the Confederate states, with pension 'being JOHN W. HAMMOND, comes pretty nigh being right. of the House. of ex-Confederate soldiers who en- the condition. for these pro Speaker dow of such second husband. o� Sen... or two of water. Then emulsify use Now that summer is really here, price or future to 8ubstantial artificial limbs, during Any' Secntan' tlte was that the any census, authority service the usually mild winter responsible tells that it got way by JOHN B. SPIVEY, listed In the mllitar" of _ the and duct. on all markets thru soldier service In the Confed-! ROY V. I oil by pumping the contents of to see his many of us are picnics malor pass and planning laws life; and make suitable provisions doing HARRIS, mold in of fertilizer under it. So plan�ng zonh,g President of the Senate. Confederate statea a�d who perform- for blue appearance early I with n..ws of erate whether he belonged to of pail through a bucket pump and fOI' all other outings Into the woods. And -t7 temporar), ",arket such cities or eountles may for such soldiers as may army, Speaker 'Ute R0Ufe. corn would settle once whereby actual service In the armies of Cgnfederate TESTS a severe and wide- ed Confederate or whether Ife i LONG January and for Add ernul- are ficea coftdltlOllll In pro or the army J. nozzle attached. the use fertilizer necessary of ,these 'jaunts reportinl be zoned or dlstricted for va.ious ANDREW J. KINGERY, have been otherwise disabled per- ANDRI!l,W IUNGER't, advisable to pnrta . states or of the or- killed at least s��ay why It I. the Con- spread epidemic which areas all over the eoun ouse. or to the militia' of any Clerk of the Roull8. • slfled 011 and spreader to the copper the lunehes which we carry along. ducing or uses Cletk 0f the H Confederalte in such service, belonged . other diflerent Injured under It. uses and pro .,;In,a of this state, who manently I 15 of the Georgia plants and newa ganlzed federate state and served the oxide suspension and make up to 50 Most memories of picnicking in try. The temporar,. market and the use JORN W. HAMMOND, who reason of age and pov- with; Approved: HICH .percent vided therein, regulating or may, by OW died in sa1d military service, ..... SH those _ affected not eat provided the or Confederate army, shall be el'glble E. D. ... _.,or ..... seriously remal.mng. gallons. Since the mixture Will have stud- elude aches and pains caused by offl.e system i. b,. for which zones or districts may of the Senate. erty, or infirmity and poverty, RIVER", ,GOv Preetorius must sa'd Secretary honorabl 'ISOl' h there- was estlmat- W. S. . were y arged A fr eze 9, 1932, to left too U. S. Bureau of Agricultural 10 to draw a pension. This 20th of March, 1987. keep, ..mke up only enough spray he was in school. food whlh had been iong set lind the plans A PPHOVED: blindness and poverty, be unable day .. Mar�h ied when ing be apart regulating from wh wer married p' to of the geometry • killed 45 . D ed to have immediate. No matter Economics the and construct and maintain a sys- NOW, J, � E., EFFICIENCY perce�'t the beds one time and use watermelon prove. In a w'lnn atmosphere. durinl marketing for and improvements E. D. RIVERS privlde a living for themselves, "To THEREFORE,. • see his patch development 8. • N0 'Wi Ow 0 f a To . anuary lOt 18e81 'droor I' nnd halted temporarIly exper· J' Govemor of said state, do plants I how nice a lunch we fix, the eating standards. Governor for the widows of such Confederate tern of State Highways." : Rivers, of geometric beauty. of real estate therein. �be war shall it. It is a thing - soldier killed during Imental work with control will for one Issue this proclamaUon hereby DEVOTED FIVE meth�s. y'About 50 gallons of mixture from his house of it often result. in illness March 80, 1937 soldiers as may have died In the SECTION 2. The amend-I my E:orPEItTS RAVE From the roadside in By His Excellency, be deprived of her pim"lon by reason foregoing mold or that the FROMU be to square yards rows of more of the . E. D. service of the Confederate one or declaring propose.J OF STUDY TO freeze"b�ue contln�' enough spray 1,000 or party. NOW, THEREFORE, I: ano states, ment shall be published in i f�flO. YEARS Aft�r this. one can see only straight E. D. RIVE�, Governor, of having subsequently married Conatltution Its but It was not pOSSI· con. amendment to the SUC ed actIvity of bed one time Fo effectlv them. that a few suggestions Governor of sold do Is- seT'from received there'n, more each Ing "' WRlCH HAS PROVEN one looks at FOI reason, Rivers, State, d unIess alnce, wQ.unds newspapers' In cong-'es. t LA to melons any way State of Georgia, Executive th e!" veteran wh'0 '8 d'en, h' ratification re to estimate the injury due not be a· Fertilizer aales in de- Is submlt�d, for 'or is ---- should eontracted the servlcer this for it begin �pray. J here on picnicking tag Georgia sue this proclamation hereby or disease in slonal district of state two, CESS. bl� tr�I, nece.s�ry ;0 my Is on account of alone. I lMarch 1937. receiving pension to the voters of tlie .ute mIldew - Dept., 81, two weeks before blue mold ap' should pay mis•. were up 175,833 tons for the first that the foregoing or reason of and pover- months the next ject'on, ing Side ctton claring proposed the widow of sllch second hilS' who, by a�e preceding general 1936 mold Canada' to AUTHORITY y the "1881" and sub· erate "oldier, residing in Con:tltution Gaor.e Gnent er by sumnier proves OF 1,000 OH MOHE therefrom year . maZDO, Mich., tho effective vel y severe out· cream fill· shall been accomplished dUllng against Register High partial to m'eat, fish, and how wll� ducks and geese are who enlisted In Ing that the power of taxatIon the electric dynamo to a atwa 1ms prices no e high. TO PASS ZONING AND PLAN 6.3.37jSamestituHng in lieu thereof the year Jnnuary l"t, 1920, plied of the diS' breaks. and be exercised for the of pen- created the first eleCblie most disastrous outb,eak ings for cakes pies. faring thi. season on IIle nesting Section the military service of the Confed· payment car and NING LAWS. H. H. 89·456A. A so that Arlicle 7, 1, later Stephaa occurred in the Ample opportunit)' to thoroughly home in· that infect food do ,"1920" 810ns to w'dows' of Confederate Slreet car. Two �'ear8 .. ha'. ever feed at The bacterin ground. To reach the .,emote states the Civil Wllr ase that Commencement Growing poultrY' 1 of the of erato during car to measures was afforded A RESOLUTION 1\ITiON I Paragraph Constitutio,n D. Field built thc first .• PROCLAM to t�eet to S. H. test control flock them.elves to fare, A who were married prior of the not confine picnic th�se waterfowl of the United soldiers 'United StateR. According creases the net income ne.ling areas, will read between the states wit.h electrle witnessed the to the voters Georgia, when amended, be run 'successfully coastal in 1937, for this season whent fond of left·overs. Left· Proposing qual'fied actulII 1920." The voters vot. dIrector the Georgia Elarbee. 'who plants are also invesligarora will travel' in polar amendment and who performed January 1st, nt 0 I H statIonary Storr, ot;. 150 GRAMMAR GnADE PUPILS TO for F. W they Submitting a proposed as follows: States, curl ent �cnN by serious setback to tobacco with of Georgin an amendment to Article of the �tation at Tifton, most corn for hIS of meat dishes made canoes, service annies of the against the ratification plam eXl�rlll1cnt follows it WIth overs pies, steamship.., airPlanes, Const totion of to be over the military ;n the Ing synntT"/l PRESENT TWO optRlfl"fAS and Constitution of to the Georgia "The powers of taxatioll _ recorded to date. Blue mold boil 3, Section 7 of the written or this ncillevement must go plants cream gravies, custards, on foot. And ill Arctic states or of 1he organ· amendment shall have ·credit (Bermuda grass. ed promptl!'. general, hog products an� hlg� pmces I of the Constitution of the state to widows now residents 7, Me. weather ter School Friday night, of said Stat� to to Paragraph "For the support of gov- :11"31' l'�a"lport. were sprayed days. Moderntely cool High begin that it be transferred promptly of Assembly irantl who the Constitution of Georgia, proy'd- bacco plfint ';"ds that foggy the information foocls should cprn, compared with prices hogs, that provisions institut·ons. Atate, of ex-Confederate soldiers Mareh JUlie 4, at 8:30 o'clock. At this time passes along the authorities of any city Georgia, providing emment and the public mixtures February and im· which were ac governing with certain' inexpensive prevailed during while land IS being from th" dishes in they mark the current hog situation! I 150 can be killed may be made for the payment o� that be· more than pupils in the grammar cover· or in this State having a po· no loss the WIth the result the dis�Rse field clean, dry, a county suffered prActically duting 001. Deal planted a served to separate, cording to Bureau of Agricultural windows of Confederate will i" two proved. �e or more pensions to un· came n\Ost plants grades be presented on as pulation of 1,000 according while as a rule widespread whIle ed chilled as quickly pos The usual spring present !leMOn, to rid of Bermuda grass dishes, E�onomlcs report. were married 10 such "Over the Garden Wan." desired 1930 Federal census or any soldiers who from 70 were and remained active for �perettas, of room to the sprayed bed" were damaged small, with the idea sible, and kept in the cold store advance In hog pvices did. not occur of Sui. winter legumes, zon soldiers to the first day least two months. and "What's the Matter With future sensus, authority to pass prior In some instances, the u period of at the of the to 80 percent. out and then building r the refrigerator. this year beause large storage 1920. the A of attractive costumes shading and laws whereby such January, H·e, beds when plants I)'?" val'iet)' left·ov· planning SINCLAIR .heds were destroyed by Striking the being folio,,' In hot weather, especially, stocks. jng TESTS lInsprayed vetch is now I ROAD at soil. The or His Excellency 500 the children By IN disease caused and choruses show be cities or counties be zoned all even in the were very young, the to foods should may blue mold. 1" cases, summer ers of peri�hable Governor ed with a legume cont�nue and other E. D. RIVEHS, was not more their best. heated before districted for various Uses beds where the damage severe damage and although Col. thonks boiled or few shae ,delivMed IJIII. occur) ed TT rapidly �ove, %,ease. �een Doubtles9r cases ha\·� weath Bureau reports further. OF CONFEOEHATE SOLDIERS develop, \8everly 1932 and I:am of Claxton. People sulting from unfavorable fetted �e"" seem to have' been during only rwo years, viz., Wilkerson, the from EHAL OF GEORGIA: dash-I other counties since report sea ASSEMBlyY MAnHlED PRIOR TO THE FIHST March communit\' will reo er condit ions earlier in the with water. 1937. Since the hard freeze in 'f the Hegister receIved. Bulloch ed suddenl)' scamlng counties was Dance and lI$aU Section 1 Y OF 1920 S. R. a former these of many or the fruits DA JANUAHY, beds is such a per· nlember Mr. Wilkerson as' son, prices to plant beds of 1932 destroyed large use all precau· dance IS a ball on a the Damage are to A merely That Alt'ele 3, Section 7, of farmers urged and during' tbe "ast 34. that tobac· was not teacher and pastor. vegetables are taken 11110 consideration of plants it [lossible an outbreak �mallel scale. F'cwet people amended centnge on avoiding Constilution of Georgia be Resolution 0', tion. pOSSible month tuiled to follow the usual A to cotton as Geor· test control measures night, JunE! 7, at 8:30 be inVited and as a rule the decora co is second only to thoroughly Monday animals should thereto the following voters here. Wounds on trends. In genernl prices to by addlllg Ploposong to the qUDlified was exercises \\ III Le Rcnsonal tIOns at e SImplex l'lvltatJOl1s cash Durlflg the past year that year, therefore, it clock, graduation othel ma gm's ct'op during for and tar or some paragraph to be numbered Paragra· fOI ratlfica· school cared of hoth fruits and vegetables are balls alway" !IIclude older people,' of tile state of GeorglR, tooacr.o [II'oduced in Georgia brought not until 1937 that the effectiveness neld in the high auditorium 26.-The to keep the flyaway mVltatlons to a dance in.1 to Wit: Paraglaph nn amendment to terinl applied high for this time of whereas jJh 26, tion or reJection, the North measures be accur· \I ith the program' relatively approxinmooly $18,000,000, of control could following the skill. Indica· elude 'Jf tha Genoml of the State shall fro mthe breaks in the Bureau of Agric!ultur- persons approXImately Assembly Article 7, Section 1. Paragraph 1 of around determined Processional. year, Cnrollna crop brought $1,- ateiy will not be a supply Cf=tme age to to thc tions are there have the authority grant the Constitut'o" of Georgia plovid· South Carolina attack have been Salutatory-Heyward Wilson. 500,000. ""d the ClOP Three methods of available for free authorities of or taxa of tar or benzoll governing any city how nnd for what purposes mold: Class. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ing almost, $15,000,000. made in controlling blue (1) Class Song-Senior • a brought distrIbution. county in this State having popu· tion be exerCIsed amending Anderson. may by The IohuccCi disease experiments ArtifIcial heat mal' be used effec· Valedictory-Wenona to lation of 1,000 or more, f'ccording the said ArtIcle, Section, alld Para· coastal experi- too Address-Dean J. Thnmns at the Oeo«(io plain tively in keeping the temperature Literary has al· Federlll Census of 1930 01' any be A total of $296,019,848 CO. the graph so that provIsIons may in the Junoor STATESBORO ment statIOn at Tifton co·op· disease but Colleg", UNDERTAKING 'high fOI development, Askew, Armstro"g farmers of the future the authorotv to �I'e ready been paid to such census, made for the payment of pellsions to 'I)""tioll With the tobac:o and plant cost of steam 01 other heat for main· Savannah. the FUNERAL DIRECTORS and laws United States who participated in pass zOnIng planning widows of Confederate soldIers who diVision the' bureau of hotbeds is prohibit,ve under Alma Mater-Senior Olass. I t"inlllg' ConservatIon prog· -'- Assistant such cities or counties may soldlet:S "'"triti�n �f 1936 AgrIcultural Ambulance Service Lady whereby were mal tied to such prior Umted States depart- and tl,e ten· of Diplomas-Supt O. E- plant Illdustrl', average fnom conditions, DeBvery A say 01' districted for various 1920. ·ram. Officials of the triple be zoned to the first day of J"nuaIY, ment of agrIculture. Dr. E. E. Clay· under do Gay. Phone 340 Night Phone 415 del' plants produced glass made at the rate Day uses alHl other or different uses pro As· payments are being Be it resolved by th� General Immediate of the in the ton is In charge not always llve well when set .million dollars dally ALLEN R. LANIER hibited and to regUlate the of more than a therein, sembly of Georgia:

Mr. and Mrs. l!:. Y. DeLoach IIDCI TEN FARMER PLANKS The Bulloch Herald Linton Bana weDt to Bee Mn. 1.. ' up In a published booklet the Amer;can Farm H. "Your County Paper" ,oung, who waa .In the ,bOQital Bureau. Federation ,other valu-' Ciiponreka Cullings . ,gives, among there • ..rlous wreck on Published Every Friday Your Reporter I, following able By Roaming �i��m�" its platform for American a stunt �:�to information, community night be held the Statesboro, Bulloch County, Georgia I MtlleMexico. It seems that will eri� PROTECTION I'Ivmg. prettYIng up the home for of the Teachers College Shuptrine they PAY? The d pre3ence, � his exalt His church the Iiut at Smith'. Mrs. here , WI'fe and our Kitchen," Cllra Frank for a counter no into evelopment of ... that at each rejoice in made visit with difficulty in gett'- is electrical wonder who taught midst is the fact _Simmons high Chat�nooga.are a and Un-lour the kitehen has come out-out into score and relattves. Thi� debatable as the constant res�urces privilege. received a pot Mexico but there looms a probability It.Ot question, the ... most some outlltandlng blooming ' bettering and h Ed. h�use painting of com�encement Mr. . of sel'- t ' the loveliest flower Mrs. J. and Mrs. e .. garden plant. 1I0t followmg " imagin P. Milton that able to out. figures taken from the has c. chle pamtlDg clown Foy made high for Hendrtx of they may be get records In ,vice, been one eapelll�g , that'dway IS one mmlster IS mvlted for the commence- the of the maJOr able. visitors Cordele were here . b and for brush on office 0f R . a few BAPTIST CHURCH received a similar the week y�u'd better your D. of . achievements of the prize end. Girls, up . Franklin, assistant state.. private A y. younger fellows' ment sermon This year Bishop War- Mr. , merlcan and I ,'... In this Mrs. Har Mrs. Tyson served sea Mrs. Felton for- I know a man who'd In IIldustry. pamt ng the rh charming setting faod and � Lanier, Spanish. )'oung neighbo 00 . Waycross, wiII d red . . . ren A. Candler, Semor of the prove. A _ Bishop of of x,----'- C. III. ... Smith and Mrs, Gordon en sweet course. merly Glennville, are their like to and act as in study �_ Frank Deal Coalson, p tor ry Mays making gq along your ::re1�er,19ures, and carefully his Methodist Church' South, .e COmparisons of .... brushing Episcopal " In' Statesboro one ear THE new ' tertained cbuples last �omb and have an y COUNTY c-ercheron horse's Did you know that Satan makes re- twenty Friday' terpreter. WIth AGENTS mustache, the IS to be the preacher of the occasion. apartment made, wiII reveal One with a steak MOR'NING BRIDGE on Zetterower Avenue r �notl�er some Vel' in of the f'mest We �ver saw and that sometimes. re evening aupper. I crane my neck every time I p... amendments to (alld the first For this reason there wilf be no quests tltose be :Mrs. of Information, are be is al After supper Bingo further enliven Mrs. Hinton Booth and IIfrs. McIntosh Sylv�nia the Howell Sewell's-such especially with r�fel'- 8th permits one) ... Leona Deal -Dixon and hour at this church. quests granted? Well, Jack' Uett and family wilt leave bout It recently s,uitamed a 1Il1l'. schools at this time and your life? Some think it has a at. aid, loss of less Geor�ia great No Here th $1,248,882 in 1936 to Increase the :lays the old Jim Morris three-sttory serviCes, except Sunday school 'Saturday for Newberry, S. C., for' ed Williamburg, Virginia. in number would be mission and its services are essentiaL PRIMITIVE LADIES weil. LANNIE F. SIMMONS li3i;. Do beneficial- rt' tbap these figures indicate that to 'tome, about two miles below New Sunday mo"-,ing on account of com: the baccalaureate address at the old Governor's Mansion has been the state as a CIRCLE MEETS whole, and e "Finleas pa",ticularly to presented a On stored and offers spectators an exac State.boro, Georgia �'ests" will pay the greatest Hope church: perfect pic...... • -- NO'l'I

------. ------I to be found on the rental Mlss Eugenia Williams is books are, SHEAROUSE 'books COMMENCEMENlEXERCISES AT WILBUR generators. shelves. Reviews of these new both hon- slewl recelv- FROM Bernard I!-nd Eugene are .. from,' Injurie.s site GRADUATES ATL�NTA in!!!. improv-1eo 'Lib'" s will be given. The board has selected , the Brooklet ed III a fall at her home two weeks onty rary or of high NEWS COLLEGE graduates ' .BRooKLET DENTAL $300 worth of additional sUl'plemen- ago. ...:aL N,EVILS HIGH THIS scrool. son J. .;' school and $£HOOL of JIIrS. for the $100 .WEEI( Wilburn Shearouse, readers K. Jr., Mr. and I'Ms. J. H. Griffeth, Bar- tary who has been Mr. and Mrs. C. Spiers. GrOWW N0ted B Stewart, this week worth fiction. Third Miss Su�It,' N. Shearouse, graduated Macon bora and Mrs. Joel Y of Boro, Oeorgia THE BULLOCH HERALD:

Nevils festival, At May Theatre's . The Queen BULLOOH I Crowning Georgia THE �ROGRESS OF STA'TESBdRO AND GOVNrJ:'r,• ,

. I JUNE 1937 STATESBORO, GEORGIA. J.l!RlDA;Y,- 18,' Glamour , Night of \ --I--

NECA LUCREE DANCE STUD ENTS TO PRESENT A ··'NIGHT OF GLAMOUR."

of the Introducing the lateat steps Lucree's. dancing masters, the Neca Statesboro THE girl. will loon appear in AT recital exhibition of in a brilliant SWIMMING HOLE bal tap, musical comedy, walta clog, num COOLING let dancing will be attractive the whole be.. on the program, with W.t\.TER THESE tal. well and .nappy reei a planned SUMMER lMiss HOT This Is the first recital which WILL Lucree ha. produced here but judg DAYS be from the outline promises to MIGHTY ing FEEL SURVEY SHOWS BULLOQI' BAS worth seeing. FINE t600 MILES OF HIGHWin'S AND as one of Neca Lucree, recognized PUBLIC ROADS. the IF YOU DO NOT the south'. leading exponents of Jr. her HAVE YOUR Photo G. C. Coleman, terpsichorean art inaugurated activities the by beautiful scenes ment ,under supervialon in Sav- TICKET One 01 the many presentaslon a� a show SEASON Emma L. enusie and o�n a 01 Miss Adams, the past years when from "Crowning The Queen", May characters for more than forty annah during GET IT NOW instructor. This scene staged in Nevils High school expresston crowded houses greeted pe�ormances pageant and girls participated. commence- a small portion of the ente, .boys have done credit to pro- I auditorium, during the I portrays only j stud-I that would fessionals in staging and work of I IOe from Savannah will and different manner. It is suggested principles. Pupils GENERAL ELECTION this of the latest. routines Single admission that a return engagement of put on many BE HELD TUESDAY Gay and the Bleb'tical Events featura would result in th echurch from Broadway including Gypsy Come bring Front (Continued from Page) Ballet. being packed with an eager audience. Valse de whole family -eerns the state as a whole: D.. Those ta'kJng part are Claudia 1. assistance to the aged, .-resell atIts Providing ted Carol Jean Carter, Kathryn children Hodges, blind and dependent e needy, Agnes Blitch, Gwendolyn benefits. Smith, HOLE and other wel/are ere Mamie THE SWIMMING A Ie.leants H Sue Brannen, Betty Lane, but' ur""h pp 2. Same as number 1 pertain- B a. (Dorman's Hi Tide Pool) aptist. .• Pretorius, Fay Anderson, MarilynGay'l eounties. ing to Jan Sue Simmons, taxa- Nevills, Gay, GLeSE,D ON SATURDAYS 3. homestead for and or Scholarshi Exempting One of the F Ps Jane Crawford, Ja.mes ::-:markabl� Jack Rushing, Herald lion. to be merson 'This Ad of The impressive religious .features Sh'IrI L'amer, E ,by Courtesy value DonaIdson, ey 4. $300 in actual 30 SGHO-' Exempting presented in Statesboro within the 60 APPJ.lCANTS FOR Bill Holloway, Inez Ste- . Brannen, .. from ad valorem taxation in cloth- GEORGIA last few yenrs was staged Tuesday LAI'SHIPS, AT SOUTH Bet Sn11,ith vens, Bett.), Brannen, ty and property to every ing personal at First church. 'rEACHERS COLLEGE. IUbeth Srmrn,ith evening the Baptist Barbara Brannen, EI' . owner of personal property. D Loach '!I� ... events in Biblical his- Betty classification of Outstanding J e a n Lucree, 5. Authorizing of the applicant. who have Mildred attox, tory such a. Mary at the Tomb, SixtY' Raymond Sewell, � property for taxation and adoption Julius Rosen- Glbr- .... Saul's Conversion, the Good Samari- applied for the thirty Shirley Cooper, Maude DeBois, IIItM . Blol1umruts rates and methods for of different oil the Margaret - tan, and others, were presented in Seholarships So�t� Geo�- ia Lucree, Betty Robelar, different classea of property.' w.ald a� 1D characters in the Teache.. are "I sIting WeBtberry, Oliff From Smallest Marker 'l'o TheMo at of, paintings, with the gra College Mahone,y Jean Everyt;piRg 6. that the power Providing Statesboro and tomorrow. .. represented by local people. today W8Stbe And Iron Fences. shall be exercised for the Modem MaUsOleum. Marble taxati.n I _ Iscen of mesh number of applicants,' _ff_y_. widows of By a clever arrangement Of the large payment of pensions to ANYWHERE effects selected to come Colle- to WE DELIVER screen and special lighting teachers we;" Teacher. .,- OQ<,OOO�,.., Confederate soldiers who were mar- sixty en the were blended Us . the huamn : characte.. for a visit to the college. full time scholarshipa See Or WrIte 1920 . two-day thirty' nled prior to January,1 piovlde them all 30 member to As- into the pictures, giving From thiB �roup approximately one guide Satisfaction Guaranteed AlwllYs, 7, Authorizing the General and faculty oil •. It extraord- the appearance of complete paint- will be given $260.00 seholarshlp theae Btudents. To Suit You sembly � convene Itself in thirty Payments Arranged to which local color was added by understood that the applicants session in case of emergency.. ing lor of Statesboro people who posed the. must IMi not les. than 23, yea.. 'forkshir. C!!1u)'It)£ & Ju)N£& 8. Providing for a new paragraph, Bol'll Ia more than and that they Blbl. GA. in nor 40, . Coverdale, English inary. to disposition of caoes picturea, age Miles Showroom: STA'I'ESBORQ. relating • 'I the was born at Cocerdale, or and appropriate musical must have completed equivalent translator, the Supreme Court, where one Special liS �re��ti��fu��w�l�ange��_�Uwl�a��a��M��dI��v�n;r;k;";��r;P;.��1;4R�,R�.======��·�"�·�:�·��I at con- Biblical background, which and have a teacning experience IIf and prevention of delays from ing of the who are in- accompanied each scene to )east four years. Teachers brested dockets. served. of irn- terested In elementary supervisory 10. that counties may round out a program lasting Providing the work and the Improvement of a tax to pay county agricultural pre!l8lon. levy school are demonstration take ad- through the agents and home Local people who did' not commun'lty invited to 'llIlased an the ones that have been agent.. v,ntage of this oecasien I make applications for the scholar On the bottom of the ballot of ""eing an interpreta- Rosenwald Fund has giv- the referendum .If a voter de- of the Bible In an entirely new ships. The pears tion . _

--- con- __....;,. _-- and -. - ---- ... vote for ----- Bires to legalization -_- - -- - aJ>-lopportunity- - - trol of alcoholic beverages he votes,

. "For" and' jf against legalization and LIVESTOCK TO - - BRING YOUR control of alcoholic beverages he votes f·Ag��st." BULLOCH STOCK YARD Supt. Wbmack Is I Auction Every Tuesday SEVERA NEW AND OUTSTAN.I). EACH WEEK Books PRICES OF HOGS CONTINUE HIGH ING FEATURES TO Now FINAL Buying CANDIDATES MAKING APP��R ON FIRST SESSION'S PPOOO. School Superintendent H.' BEFORE TOMORROW County STAND RAM. P. Womack is this week and will , VOTES COUNT busy YARD NIGHT WIlEN next week books STOCK continue buying BULLOCH MOST. from patrons of schools under the' WORLD'S CH.AMPION Proprietor "book buying week" proclamation by O. L. McLEMORE, Phone 323 Govemor.E. D. Rivers. i Phones 324 and 482 Night I Day l\!onday city and county school su- Dover Road at Central of Ga. R. R. Crossing OLYMPIC' perintendents from this section met in GEORGIA Statesboro to discuss the plans and STATESBORO, purposes of book buying week. M. 'R. Little and L. L. Perry, state school . __ 2 supervisors met with the superintend- C�:-i-ii-:-ii-=ili-i-i-i_i_i_i_=-iii�;;iii-i_i_i_i_i_i_i ents, Those attending were Mrs. ginia Heard of the Savannah schools, E. B. Mingledorff of Effingham count)', A. A. Waters of Screven Lucree ... C. B. Landrum of Jenkins, Neea' county, OJ1tlr../iq,t..tHew Achlevemont county, Frank A. Palmer of Burke c.?

. - .. county, H. P. Womack of Bulloch I - PRESENTS Insures Low U.nlform Tempor E. Wollette of county, C. Statesboro,Vir-I ••• atures Air Condltl-onlng, Jane Franeeth, Bulloch county super " 'oods Fr•• visor, Bertha Freeman, Bryan, Evans Ke,pln8 h.r� and Liberty county supervisors, A. A NIGHT OF GLAMOUR" F. Blackburn of Emanuel county, J. Tattnall _0. G. FEATURES O. Bacon, of county, - . SENS.A�IONAL - ON THE STAGE of Floyd of Vidalia, T. P. Spell i I. FROZEN DESSERTS, 45 min. .4. BASE STORAGE COMP'T. Toombs county, and W. L. Ellis INTERIOR LIGHT... illum S. ICE CUBES IN 5 MiNUTES the West Side school. . 2. ofl inated when door opens. ... clear, taste-free, pure. Elementary and high school used, I GEORGIA -THEATRE books to be purchased by the state 3. ICE SERVING TRAY ... for 6. BF.AUTIFUL 1937 SlYLlNG

with the I ... •. were listed prices �nd given chipping ke-rearrn�ging food large, roomy storage space those attendhlg' the meeting. Each: county system and each city system I June·9th and MULTI.FRIGERATION will ecrtain dates and Night, set. places We_dnesday Exclusive principle gives 50% tho of hooks .. Superintend-for', Olympic collection , ; surface ALL SIX SlOES of ent Womack books ONE utililing began purchasing ABOU1' TWENTY FIVE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS IN greater cooling by are: foods Wednesday, at Portal ThursdllY! , the ice block. results (�) kept f Ama�ng went to and on' PRE vitamins morning he Brooklet, OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STAGE SHOWS YET I fresher; narural flavors, juices, retained, (b) afternoon to Ozeeehee. This Thursday I food (c) ice bills cut ... KEEPS books were purchased at morning I SENTED. I, �:�v:�f 1 odors� Stilson and this afternoon at Regis-] !

te•. Next week Mr. Womack will 'use I FULL OF GLAMOUR, BEAUTY; SMARTNESS AND I the 'following schedule. I Monday, 7, lOa. m., ORCHESTRA Ju�e Teacher,!'! THRILLS-MUSIC BY CARL COLLINS' College Trainmg School; Monday, June 3 p. m., West Side; 'Tuesday,! /, 7, • CLOSED 6 TO 7 P. M. June 8, 10 a. m., Middlegr<>und; Tues-: TJ!EATRE Wednesday, lllay, 3 p. m., Mixon; Wed 30c ., Cliponrika; Seats il_116t;·�iYI_'. June 9, 10 All Auditorium Thursday, "sa .. m., Leefleld; _liiIay, p Students 25c co 'l'hursdal', Both Balconies Reserved fOl' Whites, STATESBoao PROY.SIGN· Jvne .to, io a, m., Nevils; June 11, 10 a. 8 p. rn., Esla; Friday, 3 p. m., War- STATESBORO, GEO�GIA m.. Denmark; FridaYt ' .. ��