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4-12-1951 Bulloch Times (Statesboro News-Statesboro Eagle)
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--- __ APRIL 5, 1951 ;������;:;,:::::::=:B=ULLUC=:==3�n�M:=�S�AND��S�T�A�'�'��n�OR�O�N�E�WS� �� 2T�HURSDAY. ��=tI�xtaX8:8xt1ltt8X8:8:Jtt:8Xt.8X"Xtll M�S. HAY HONORED VIDALIA VISITORS----- Mrs Alden K. · May. of New Ro- M,'S Ida Taylor and Mrs Sam Mc- BACK\\·ARD LOOK N. who was I t chelle. Y. the dur- 'D M guest Allister. of Viladia, Wore guests dur- last 109 week of MIS Percy Bland. last week of TEN YEARS AGO SociaiJ .: Clus·b . r e 6�SEa�����R S�.UR::'��� 109 Mr and Mrs B W I rs -��:r was ona honored on I Saturday by MIS Cowart . SERVICE They we� accompanied back From Bulloch Times, 10. 1941 ..._. who April Bland. entertained with a lunch- to Vidalia Mrs Cowart In BULbOCH' '-I'IM by and her the fat stock show IRst week 401 WHERE NEEDED I eon at Mrs Bryant's Kitchen An at- Mrs hend of guest. E T Agate. who vis'ited cattle were sold fot a "total ���� I (STATESBORO �S-STATESBORO EAGLE) tractive tt����_. �� centerpiece of azaleas was with Mrs T E SIkes of $23,47639 Judges for the show were , used on the and covers were E P Josey. Hnl I'll MOI11S and H \LF KIGH CLUB ---- table, Ernest Pace Bulloch Tim... E.tabll.hed 18112 ,--- LAMAR JONES placed frn Mrs Mrs MI'S l'l ' ".1' Miss Hay. Bland. FOR SALE-Two corner lots 150 ft Consolidated' JRD'11U7 Mnrguret Thompson \\8S h05- Lamar At tomorr ow evening's dinner meet- State.boro N_s. E.tabllshed 1901 I STATESBORO, GA., THURSDAY. APRIL Pu I Jones, age 73, died Thurs- Roy Beaver, Mrs trhad Morrls, Mrs. square, one on each Side of 12,1951 VOL. GO-NO. 5 rely Personal tess to the members of the day :hlgh 109 of the Chnmber of Commel ce Slate.boro EaKle. EstabUlbed D_ber II. 111M Half-HIgh morning, March 29th after a wny at Ga. 11117-Corutolleated / and- Mrs D Denmark. Contact S J. ther-e Club at I 0., short Illness at Goody Attaway Percy Will be a drawlng fOI an auto Br-idg-e a lovely pal t) Wednes- J Je\" n S•• hIS home o� the road FOSS. R F Bet' U Brooklet. Ga. D .• Den I Averitt chance f01 which are between Statesboro and mobile, being' afternoon of last week at her . Brooklet A mark. Ga I Mr nnd Mrs Jesse D Allen visited well (15mar2tp) "old WIth the dinner tickets Hon. Albert lITH BEAVER know citlzen, he IS Deal Dies home on Donaldson survived b Y in Savannah \\Ith Ida) Ahxcd his Mrs Prize-winning steer displayed by Sunday Mrs S A streetl I__ wife, Ida Lamer Jones. SPI Ing flowers were used about the Funeral Geoi ge Thomas Holloway m fat stock After A Illness Allen services wei e held Friday Long Wee. show Resents last was kl The week the A··. rooms, and refreshments consisted of High School seniors hterally morning, 11 at the bought by cllvltles Mrs o'clock, Primitiva y Jim Donaldson and Mrs LlO� Wingate took the Fr Store for the of home-made lemon day iday as they cele- church in Rogers top $28 ton pre and coff"" with Statesboro. WIth Laniel' were visitors In Savannah brated the annual v'Kid's Day," which EBaldPtlst per 100 pounds. WIll be pr.rlceaced on re 1n���:'O�oh::n!e�� ���:�e� :rr:�� Coca-Colas and peanuts Iuter- tail sale Tuesday betng;_slDlv.ed menetr,vVasF,n EAagastnSo,dff'lclattntg. next week end. death of Hon Albert 1If Delli. age dUI the e For At the Farm Fri Lng ��ore BRines I Bureau � hlgrh ;�sp�� Funeral Finest'" meetlng which occurred at Mrs John R Godbee. of VIS- (!'a, m, ;!;ca/A:�I\ISfir�� ���d�y.Dtlrey" 11/) 82. hIS rural home In F'arm Griffin, h ad to Homeede,rmecetlenrgY. pWa'ltlh_ In Schemes Mrs rush It some. Th.. came day evening the court house Fred Control KatherIne up bearers were Bureaus Ahce y lted Mr and Mrs W Wlikmson won MorrIS Shaw near Statesboro at an hour S Hanner dur- J to Ha�ley G. or early a dressed used to sev- H. Blitch. president of the county BYRON casserole dish a they Shaw. O. While the varlou. (By DYER) ; fOI' half-high Royal. Johnny Hunni agricultural thIs IS IIlg the week end era t e m WIll discuss morning Information given slchoolyears ago. has gIrls pinafores cutt, Bob MIkell and ganizatIOn. marketing Armnle flowers In a vale Or clgHretb. box and Coley Boyd. groups have all are plain of VIS- matching ashtrays and the boys 10 pants. program for tIN county. The cotton lpeclal problems. that t:,e funeral will be held III the F'leming Lester. Amite, La. short Mary' container .0 as not to detract from to Mrs Robert for cut Jean Han was allotment for the has beea set now mo.t concemed with certain oYer- itcd the week with his Lallier. glv,en the prtze for ::======!:f::::":,:,��,,,'1'1'" year ,BmER CATrLE Presbyteriaa church at 3 :39 FrIday CLUBSmt8 NAME dur-ing sister • the be of l> -Cleaning at acres. , auty the flowers. Bill ':IentISS Maxanne won hand wearing the cutest costume., dressed 2.385 all I..uel -hlah affeet all of 1\11S'S Eunice Lester Foy lotion; ,. saricul- afternoon, fa11 owed by Interment In Ho�I.- In a checked • On the .treat In front of the eourt way. owner and of the the fI oa t Iflg .. summer bead red-and-wits gmgham tu", and all of H. 1.. Wln- manager Mrs C B Mrs ,T,m pr e. s, GEORGIA THEATRE house America, East Side Oemetery. Mathews, dress WIth a white organdy pmafore Tuesday afternoon Sherifi' Low BRING BEST PRICES Statesboro Flor.1 ShOP. at TALENT WINNERS went to Mrs Roy and for low Service of the Georgia .Farm aclvised Moo[" and Mrs J B Johnson Hitt, The senlors carr-ied STA·i'ESBORO Fast�st ell Mallard poured out a of gate. p",lldent A "aUve of Bulloch county. born spent dignified every I quantity the Denmark Farm Bureau meeting Final Mrs Ed Olhff received a deml-tasse shine which had from re Head of Punbreds dec1and at the farm- Selec:tIOlI8 m Savannah thmg from dolls to lollypops. for the accumulated Sixty Bu",au, annual ana reared In the Stilson Anaowiee.l Tuesday NOW III what W. SHOWING was Tuesday OIght W.- Joms, cup and saucer Other wore day school work was for- eent raids. In the pounng-out Sold Bere At An at the c.ommunlty, Followlnr Contest LIttle of Colum- guests comepletely Monday era-Rotary catherine Monday Mr. Deal bepn the practIce of law Satal'lla, Johnny DeLoach. I of preaIdent 0f the Denmark I.... the the I like organ Mrs Earl Mrs G got.ten.-By way. students ''The something forty-five gallons Jaeckel Hotel. III Statesboro more than a cen- Evening at IS Allen. C. Coleman Petty Girl" Best:Ptice Average Prie. of $600 Each half Laboratory Sew bus. hIS • Mr . tIN VlsltlOg,- grandparents have been selected for the "Who's jubilant fluid which found ita way Uon, lermecl the most colorrful talk J - He taken & r. M rs Elloway ForbMWes, rs. aI StarrIng Rollert Cummmgs and Joa Most I rtant 0t the nat1'ona.I tu1'f. .ro. has always and Mrs Leff DeLoach. Who" for the School and into the sewers and thence to Rush cattle BullOCh county '-H talent HIgh annual. filmed m BIIHl blooded may be high, mpo, lelldln&' part In atUI". liif'Jiid eVer heard, Mr. ker HIll. Mrs Zack Mrs Joe Caulfield, beautiful teehni� he Ia the ex. plibllc Holloway .-9l,ab MISS of Jack- SmIth. lI!ary Jean won the coveted honor of color. ing'. pond. but Bulloch problems today, sal�, wlnnen were DOUllu .... Josephme Murphy. featurmg the twelve beautl! I •••• county Ilveatoek-minded pointed out and tlien demoMtrat ------�------�------TIMES' FOUR Bl,!LLOCB AND 8'l'ATES'BORO NE,WS' Cotton Tourists ilnt Wllbut Tr.... CANCER TIM ES I ��d CLEAN·UP To Ancl.nt Ea,,Itllnl SuNDAY B U LLOCH wish to THIS doesn't AND I E�ITOR � Strikes and "walkouts" may be TOBACCO PLANTS! recognised as a complete fanattc'ISPRING �(Q)CCHAli., NOW IN PROGR� news todey, but they were an old he . for. but Sale mE STATESHORO NEWS on the tourist subject. recog- Tobacco Plants story to a man named Zenon who .. ... ����{Q)W&Il., MARCH 20TH TILL APRIL 20TH. that there are some who look State- � niees Wide lived In more than � Will 2.000 yean ���� Program Egypt �n�.��� Editor-Owner. dissent. D. B. TURNER. upon his attitude with ago. I Continue With Vigor Under CMaCt:a:IttIlXtNXllXlI1Q:8Xtl�tlxNxtlXlUl:ll;� W.· P. FULLBRIGHT a estate M manager of great - t:Ra1:�e: 13e!':�!ct�:s PER YEAR In recent months. almost daily. Direction of Safety Head Yards Golden Harvest variety ,/ Phone 7416. SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 lor Apollonius, right-hand of King 3,000 P. O. Boll 52. there has been a stream of cars pass- . Worshippers in the churches in ATTENDS TOURNAMENT '1lh annua 1 "S Clean-Up Ptolemy Philadeiphul. Zenon was Miss POMPANO direction pn.ng loch will be to Billie Foss "pent laet week BEACH, FLA. one . asked GEORGIA ing through the city in �. constantly belieged by the discon Plants Now Ready to be Pulled. county observe I -f,lI1&J;_1 Ii IIi' THEATRE Tllne IS being observed end in as the' of I, �1:IJ:'rrl�'fll.. oth- throughout Cancer guest Mr. STA'J'E8BORO or the otbel�some going South. I tented peasants who tllled the land. Sunday. April 22. it �as been Augu.sta from Mrs. nd .t- is Georyia April 9th Conf1Jcts, and complaints J. Quattlebaum•• ... � At times there eonges- through Itrlke., the Bed. Gilbert . North. or .;' by Mayor ers the Thousand . Cone,_.andBUI-I Jul!an Will Sell by by announc"'! NOW· SHOWING were Ilia lot. Whenever he '.- tbe MastD's Golf''l'ournament. tion in the center ligM waiting for April 21st. according to Zack D. �a,IIy chairman of the Ameriellln Ceneer I,�d,td would not'iilleld to their term. for MilS Fo.. had the of . "Kim" Control the 'Go" sign. wi", cars in both di- Fire Society's 1961 Cancer Crusade privilege being .. Women In Cravey. Georgi. Safety Commi.- better con d I t I the : wormhi ori., Introdueed to Joe ean The of all PalookA. movie Errool .nd De.n Stock,",U rectlonsas far as ,.ou .ee. Occ;a- sioner. peasants would walll out on hiln ID clergy churehes have Flynn THE CENSUS BUREAU reports stsr. Filmed in Daring Techicolor TOBACCO PLANTS FOR .SALE sionally we see a tourist car parked a body. been asked to particip.te by devoting that for the first time in AmeriCAn The thirteen-day period was desig- William Spivey This is KipUn,'s Greate.t Story. -and a askin.. for the post- a portion of the services to couple nated in a Headquarters for the.e flrlt n Sunday history the 1950 enum,...ration shows' proclamation by Governor PRIMITIVE·ciRCLE - for a church, or for an eating atrlkes of w•• for cancer control. • Variety 402 Price $3.00 ThouBand' .()/fice, Hennan who oomed labor, usually Phone Ga. prayers The Ladi... Circle of the Ststes- Saturday. April 14 per more women than' men in the United Talmadce, states tilat 71, Metter, Occasionally inquiriry i8 made 1 temple where the worIanen would it Is recognized that religion has DOUBLE FEATURE place. the boro Primitl... church Mr. and M'n. Hitt Jr.• of continuing los'8 of life and Baptist will Geor,e - States. The accumulative manpower hilrh .eek un1il their demanda GROWN ON SANDY LAND NOW READY for a .tation or for sleeping refu,e a dellnite place in the for TO PULL filling from fh'es in campairn meet afternoon at 3:30 Columbus. announce the birth of a liThe Sun" losses 01 two world wanl in 0 �ingle prop",{y Georgi. and were met. Betweell .trlkH and Monday 'o'clock BlazIng quartero-and even for a ladies' caneer eentret. the object- n.tion a would •• Certainly at the home nf Mn. G. C. Coleman soa, Edw.rd 6th. Mn, Gene and are reflecte(f in 3 conslst throughout the constitutes walkouts. they compo Lanier, April Starrinlr Aotry Champion generation Mostly we see ITe nf livee-of it -AND':'" ready-to-wear place. tetters to complainln. avin, m.king PO"" Sr. with Mn. G. W. ·Clark .s eo- Hltt WH MIl's Marian La- in the of ie direct challenge to every citizen. Apollonlua. formerly ent increase JleF"entag!! stores with ... men Qf the and of ,� - sible to Ii .allotted .. coming - ." "�I' ,. .. out, In of �non' s "inefflclenCJ III" .- ,out�our SJla� of State.boro. "Women From Ince .hi....procl.mation. t.be.__""or. " hallte�� .nier. Headquartel'll" 01. ",.1" ':1'. EDE�� males'-in' tJl�rl1011ulation. women with mail in th. '. handke'rchlef« and inteUi,ence mana,lDa alri and of alevlating the euf'Tering that • • • • •••• Houston eharged that careles8l1eso and poor Virginia and Robt. RockJ�1l Boll 767 BOYNTON BEACH, FLA. 21n 1920. cultural work" on the '.800 acre DEPENDABLE Telephone ing.cards. Even occasionally some of PROMPT AND ewer inflicts upon all ales. is God's METHODIST W.s.C.s. Mr. .nd !\Ira. G. C. Coleman an- Cartoons and Serial "'_ cOJlditions " .in home. estate. Some of them ev.n -Baked ' .l!0'lse��eping, til<; l.t:� •• .. ',. . of .1,\£'1 _ .":" , The will For every 1.000 female. today there them' ap """', : work; and it needs the blessing of the Methodist W.S.C. S. meet nounce thebirtb,t1f' Susan. �' "'':_ Iipndl.� " oy,�,?'jf.i!/! Iltoreland .re the chi'ef an 'audience with .. .1. , a.daIlPler, .�1,� com", factory eon-' Cor ApoI1onw., . . 16 census merchandise. Rare- .t the church aftemoon at Sond.y. April • are 981 mai.... The 1940 ... Monday at tbe Bullo"h H_ but parent important . Almighty. tl;butors to the of and that they might air their .rlwance. April 4th. County starting llres, .. ..:- males for More than that these 3 :30 the Every Mn. Colemn w.s the former "Adam and Evalyn" ehowed 1,000 . and ID mon c:a.. too. literary prbgram. 1.007 every ly! out th.t the at Ireater'length Ambulance Service, peopl� �or pita!. pointed special activities Stewart Grsnlrer and Jean Simmons females. sidereb!e detail. who are using the knowledge of member is urged to attend. Min Martha Wilma Simmons. One of our valued rountry ex- of the annual "Spring Clean-Up • ••• • On one side nf Zenilll "ere Apa] ecience to find mean.' of controlling and 16-17 Time" - Monday The normal balance of all popula- changes published in a town travers-, give helpful impetus to the Time SHEAROUSE GETS DEGREE S/Sgt. and Mrs. N. H. Lambrecht. Tuesd.y, April lonius, to whom the peasants were Anywhere Any cancer. need the prayers of everyone all of the world and mentioned movement for se "Dallas" tions in parts ed by Route 301 re�nUy greater AT UNIVERSITY of S.vaMah••nnounce the birth of a ALDRE'D .. forced to and the offIcl.Ia, BROS lront.jnuing pay rent, of us. to the end that their effort. EMO�Y s·hows a and from fires. 7.-The of Gary Cooper and Ruth Roman In all ages of history 'slight that some party .topped bought curity who came to weigh the lI'aIn as Apnl degree d.ul'hter. N.ncy Mar;e. April 3 ••t may be truly inspired by the Su- A.t1anta. Another Great Western Epic preponderance of males. When this more than $150 worth of dry goods. Gove.rnor Talmadge continued· t:,at soon as it was ripe. 10 that they Bnc'llelor of was conferred on ttle Hunter Base Hospital. Mr.... QUALITY MEATS AND GROCLRIES preme Intelligence. Cancer Sunday A_rts rilmed in Technlcolor r a could confiscate the state's share. normal balance is disturl>ed 0' and was enthused about the traM, under the guidance of the Georgia John N. Shearose. of Brooklet. Ga.. Lambrecht will be remembered, as FRESH VEGETABLES On thl! atIIer sid", were the unhilpp, presents ,an op'pe�ity to pause -and long period by abnormal t1eath rate. action. 1)';'" editor the.reupon offered Fire -Safety Commi..ioner. who ad recently at the clo,"" of the winter Mis"· Bernie 'Olaire White. of Egypt. Starting Wednesday peasants who felt they were being reflect upon our personal Jives and I - in "lars or natural cala,mities, grave the solemn declaration that every ministen; th, Georgia Fire HOME quarter Emory University. Safety dealt with unjustiy. BARNESiIFUNERAL remember the challenge of two thous- at. "Harvey" Southland Fresh Frozen Fresh social complications enuse. tourist car passing through his town Law. we have been able to accomplish No slleOlal were held to VISITED IN HINESVILLE Starring James Stewart If ever a man needed • labor and year" ago: 'A new commandment exer�iees value in excess of a Phone Phone had potential I a deal in the of fire - Night the of the lhe great field pre Day Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Nature normally tends' to keep relations expert, it was Zenon. Un I give unto you. that ye love one an- Groov;". 8-9 cotton-and seemed to want u awar. 0 eamed In Coming May Strawberries 12 oz. bale of ,,,ntion in thi� stat.e. but that it is there was :�rk dcomp}etd,onegrees John Thoma. 39c population in approximate balance. fortunately, at the time. 467 465 other.''' Mrs. Raymond Hodges. Jack Balley's unrestricted or December quarte:'1will be the way thrown open for necessary that all citizens co-operate no one qualified to fill that need. June. March and Robena Mrs.- L. E. Lind- The birth rate is much higher for Hodges. For a of he I "Quet"n Day" Vitamin Enriched HI-C parking and a greater recognition to insure the success of the And although eventually gradu made at the and Mr. males than for fe.males; but this un- program. fo�al an�o.uncement sey. Dor�is and Reta Lindsey " ated to the role of vineyard owner. Service Families To WIll be CIVIl defense the value of tou!.st.pa""ing. pring Clean-Up Time" is being and Mrs. balance is generally offset in part and Jun��. Speaker. Henry Quattlebaum spent cattle-breeder, sheep-raiser. Millard Caldwell. DOUBLE DECK CLUB §ponsored state·wide by the Georgia Have Medical Care adminIstrator. and Mrs. Ray Hodg- 46 oz. can 25c by a shoTter life span for the average On a recent afternoon one of our Zenon died without ever learning Mrs'. Attaway entertained Orangeade - Sun.day.with.Sgt. Gl'ady Commission. with the act- the art of with his I es Hmesvllle Sgt. and M"•. Hodg- male. friends' made a toward the town S.afety getting alonl of s.rvice men the members of the Double Deck trip -- �re Dependents Georgia Catherine Chosen In. .. Leaf 12 oz. Ive co-operation of the local mayo.... workers. Spires es WIll leave th,s week for Fort Mt- Lucky glass of also on Route 301. He and women are for . . I Club at a afternoon. war dees Claxton. eligible military party Tuesd'ay Hence. one per generation fire chambers will be stationed. departments, schools, G R Coy. Wis .• where he 2 for 25c tens us he counted cars for a strip Tobacco Plants medical care and treatment in some eorgJa epresentative Her home on College boulevard was Apple Jelly not nature's balance. But two Georgia upset 01 eommerce and civic organizations. Catherine 17-year-old Co- of ten miles out, and reported seve.n. William K. director Spiers. decorated with colorful pansies.. A wars-or three--in a single Aid In cases. Ba;rett. perhaps' Egc Ma, Corr.etllll lumbus School has been MISS,BANKS TO APPEAR ON Dole's Fancy ty-odd cars in line. When he got SIX MILES SOUTH OF GA_ of the State Department of Veterans High jUllior. salad was .served. For high generation t.ends to establish the METTER, INTERESTING BROADCAST Icourse Childhood AbnonnaUtl1l selected attend an International can back to Statesboro. not one car had has announced. to score Mrs. C. B. Mathews reg,elved a Sliced Pineapple No.2 27e numerical or the female I School For Patrolmen Service. superiority CQn· the Girl Scout encampment next summer. Mi... Patty Banks. Wesleyan trivet for stopped for even a postage stamp. The electroencephalograph, Barrett revealed that all depend- di"h garden. and a brMs ! -a change which affects every facet on all PIanned B Th St te device that records brain wave•• STRICKLAND HOLLOWAY"S FARM to be held at the foot of Wind Moun- servatory will appear DelMonte "0 far as was on the streets yea enta s'ervicemen and women are senior. cut was won Mrs. Perry Kenfledy. Fan�y of be it ... of by social organization. politi a aid on At- appar?nt may become valuable in the nur 17 inter...tlng program WSB-TV. -they had shot stnlght through WIth " A permanent school patrol train eligible for such treatment under cer- taln. Portland. Oregon. July Other guests were Mrs. Percy Aver Crushed Pineapple No.2 can 2� and gonrnment. economics. arts. I correction of certain abnormal b� VARIETY 402 OR GOLDEN HARVEST morning. to 6. lanta. 011 Thursday Ap!'ll "Thanks! Goodbye!" camp will be built at the Veterans tain of which the August Mrs. Bill Adams. Mrs. Lloyd Bran and the forms' of merely ing havior that occurs ill late childhood. specified cond'itions. itt. fashions, will rep- 12. at 9 o·clock. Miss Banks. a spe,ch D. L. Tomato Sauce with Cheese State Park at Lake Black- So Dr. Donald $4 per Thousand at Farm if we Pull. $3.50 if Pulls_ main one i8 that facilities must exist Approximately sixty girls nen. Mrs. Jack Carlton. Mrs. ment and recreation. says Lindsley. Buyer Con- A train of trucks with seventy-five lIIemo,:,al resent United and Mi... , major. will represent Wesleyan shear of on - are the States. Mrs. ,Inman Mr•. Glenn . 10 C"sp county. Governor Tal- visiting professor psychology after the needs of the service met. Davis. Dekle. 2 cans 25e . ,.' Franco American . Spaghetti , i Come to a in To date the d,sequ,llbTlum in the bales of cotton would have Impressed the Los of the preparr.cl get plants. Rudy Now. was selected as one of four servatory on program speecn Mn. entertain-I I rnadge d'ISCI osed thOIS k . Angeles campua since military hospitals· exist primari- Spiers' Jennings. Mrs. J. R,' Donaldson, to- results . of California. States. Sen- correction. U. S. is some oIefinite and lasting w� from the Southeastem -- population relatively insig- University , members of the Armed Forces. Devane Watson and Mr�. H. H. Macon Hunt's Fine 14 oz bottle of the WIll be to traln 6,400 Yards for Sale. for • • I Cotton Purpose c�mp I Iy • • Qualitr It would be ward town-construction. eh? -, . of nilicant. probably righted Many behavior disturbancetl, ... are there Sr. ,', tely 1 500 boys and'glrI s .Hotl!e, faciliti available. e�, and corn and and cows-and approxlma, each childhood to I osen onhav�tne HIS 0 t elf ATTEND W'ED"DING •••• In one decade of peace. If it is not, potato"" � Ilre dlle, Ijrllin treat- iordan Scoutshl�nIY,were c beb �efleeh�d summer In as "I is no charge for out-patient every safety 'at lie 801111;' Ilt Fl!r .I\1(1.r!JIltt!on. eall' 3.Il2,('Metter, Ga., or 97-j and AUGUSTA Tomato 19c it will influence Bulloch county farmers 'have made )Vor� injuries birth; ·iII.,.. skills. leadership ability and IN, BING PHILLIPS HOST however. profound school The WIll be_ ment of dependents. In-patient treat, Bcouting Ca.sup patrolmen. camp these result in cerebral .. I substantial contribution to the build- paralyilis� 618-L, Statesboro, Ga_ of time Mrs. J. C. Hines. Mrs Glehn Jen- changes in the whole pattern of I basic of $1.75 t'he length they TO MUSIC CLUB bUIlt to accommodate 250 youths each palsy or other readily observable ment involves a charge hav,partici- Armour's Star of Statesboro. movement. The and Mrs. Cohen Ander- Jr of Ameman life. ing up They buy . their pated in the object nings, Judlre Bing 'Phillips .• piano pupll .....,ek. manifestati9ns. Others. however, must pay .nd per day. Dependents the Mr. Mra. I oz. 80n and entertanied the Beef 24 can 45e shirts and skirts. face powder not manifest themselves at firet in- of the encampment is to gI... and daughter. Dale; Mrs. Gilbert Cone. Tripe . may own way to and from the military The govemor'. di�c1-ure� ca-.. ,� I'n oIogne. handkerch'Iefs and occaSIon- but may result in abnormal b� an opportunity to understand Grady Attaway. Josephine. Nanc) members of 'his' music club Friday stallation. Prenatal and childbirth girls' a delivered night havior Devane Francis-Marion ally baby d(apers-and thus give speech Wednesday later In U!e. each ot�er and what they might and Bill Attaway and Mrs. evening at his home. Drinks and cook Kingan's A Nuisance? caie. be stud·r MosquitOes One at Montezuma at a combined may provided. af- of a permanent W'thI the use of the eIectroeno Watson were in Augusta Friday ieII were served and the young guests Bacon Lb. 45e promise -, • dis-_ p�oll)otlng wor,id, ,Breakfut , , . future., Dental conlagloils. 40 IT Mc- I 0f sch 001 safet I men meet-,from ailment.. u�der- WAS NOON TIME at the old tournst In a thousand may ng y patro cephalograph it may be possible to t�wai temoon for 'I:he wedding of Miss' Ami bingo in w:,lch all stoP. I standmng. . �njoyed playing eases and conditions .involving psy- fieid w:,ere we had been twenty-three counties the brain damage immediatel, a event was Kay pick buy merchandiae or a postage stamp. comprising i .pot Miss Spiers is the daughter of Mr. MllI'ray. which wa� lovely received prizes. A piano number Smoked Picnics (4 to 6 Ibs.) Lb. 45e after Dr. out. chiatric b-.atment and domicilary cotton. Just outside the field we still as to Sixth Safety District of Georgia. birth, points of Colum- at the First members. Four- ing but this editor is skeptical Lindal�y Smith-Tillma'n and Mrs. C. K. Spiers Jr.• taking pl.ce Baptist each of the there played by tissue -- anoil A1thoClgh damagt'd may care are not treated. although Diamobd 80 count had for a siesta (Webster intrinsic and value occasion was the presentation of bram. of Mr. and chureh. and two visitors were stopped the overwhelming The, not be correc\lve bus. and a teen members . repalled. to the rule. .. I tra�1I are a few exceptions �nddaughter describes that word 8S a h" a sses Awards of Merit to .chool patrolmen 25e Ifmid�day the dd' th rrug which p for abnormalitle. Sr.•of Brooklet. 2 boxes rna. 109 to compensate classified as' de- Mrs. C. K., SpIers pres'ent. Paper Napkins 'Persons generally ' when above the stillneS'S we in the center of the the outstanding be initiated. DR. TO •• •• nap"), under the stop-light may minor RONALD·�ilL �f district,for, are the spouses and heard a tender voice a mos In the pendents MRS W W - WILLIAMS ATTEND MUSIC SESSION Fancy Valentine s'oft, 01 any town. Job they dOing protectmg The main problem In adapting the ." SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS a� of the • child,en and other members F' d· d t 1ft,' quito, hves of thea fellow students. device to such use Is in establishin, Dr. Ronald Neil. of Tea,,�ers Col- Mr. and M.... Erastus Mikell had Beans 21bs. 27e we be with 'Mortuary men and women Snap Lest might charyed families of service deathenor" M�. P�;�ey °W�aWil'lta��� the patrol will G.;orgla In a pan- as dinner guests Sunday H. D. Griffis. There was a sensa- here the citizeR of Statesboro. which lege. represent blight bunling repetition, we shall not again h���� O�cebr�� n:::;:: who reside with the member of long-ago All Southern -- Colored h'IghT�ey ango;ernorgave t�raiSedem 90 per cent of ;::'�t�:�:°:J t)!e home of her el discu...ion of the Music Educators Mr. and Mr". Griffis. Mrs. a occurred Monday at Hu�ert tion. and the mosquito whispered enlarge upon the incident in w:,ich are established, he believes' the Armed Forces· oT are depend'ent upon the credit for cutting school trans- Funeral MI". Jack Oliver. in Val- National in Richmond. and Mrs. Barnes. all of sort of "Thank for the EGG (abbreviated term for the Directors daughter. C",n!erence Christopher motorist came to this of- . . you drink," 11( Northern . Proof of dependency been mak.. ,.H a 105 that member. witlh whom she had deaths from hIgh of become a valuable dosta, Va 111-20. The subject IS Mu- Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mikell. 29c may .• Homerville; lb. as 'he flew Tbe next device) mem-· Apnl away. day fice ,,;th a complaint. and demand �ortatlOn must be established before the h home. The body was brought Oleomargarine that! - In 1936 average of three per tool. which sic Education in tbe College Curricu- of Florence. S. C.; Elder V. F. Agan same m""quito brought friends along the for to; .to a? family may ��g S�:'te�Jioro for interment upon county $50 damage that ber of the seI'vice�an's I I cent dunng tne past years. In the future. It is possible in East Side Tuesday lum." and Miss Gloria Mikell. to share with him the of ran o\'er and CQURTEOUS SERVICE installation. was Cemetery joys his car when he killed' th�e brain be treated in a military .....----- Lt,-CoL E, S. Burke.1Iaector the doctors can chart your baby's afwrnoon. ....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;� He soft in ourlife'jear, creek. whispered nothings a hog on the hig:lWay at Lotts Of. like do his physi- Mrs. ------:::::::::::::::::;;�;;;;;;;;;;;;�-������-�;;�-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-�� safety education of the Stat_>e deve.lopment they A native of Bulloc:\ county. and seemed a nuisance. wanted the upon H,lgh- Dr. de- member of the Dekle only slight He story enlarged " cal growth today. Lindsley Reservisits Willioms was a I way Patro.I a I so spo�e on th e ach leve- PHONE 340 Air Force A later we fe.lt nickel clares. the Excelsior community. few days drowsy, and gave us 5 cents (the only family in ments of the school patrol In her home in then a sudden freez· for Ge9r. in Millen For mnny years she made I the morning, we e'ver received "'Urn a tourist) To Organize gia. in Statesbow. . an sensation came over me ing us, and when! a of t.be in which the mat-I reserv· or Force d paper h copy Air F To Thaw Frozen Bad! A meeting of all from it, was we awoke a and then wrote for .. gone ter wa reported. ists and former Air FOl'Ce personnel DR. OSCAR JOHNSON mid-l Poultry may be thawed In the day 51 p with a rev r, Two days return of his nick,,1 w:,en we sent Soldiers GIve Thanks Mar. s'ervices for Dr. Oscat" or the has been scheduled for Monday. Fnnt'raJ I . before package just cooking. who died later another f ver came. and for, him the and a sort of brief Millen. Col. Johnson, age sixty· fi�, paper or Thea e urteSles outSIde may be emoved at the high school in I F tr Co I w�apper 25. at his home at Po!'al afte!' a thirteen weeks second chills 'c' . e a rt of. Tuesday every day lD_muati on that th hog, pa and t.he bIrd thawed more rapIdly USA FR. com , L. Turley. were held r 10Ist AAA Gun Bat- Whitney long ,this (Thurs-, sbook our boYISh frame. Color left Bulloch food product, was Headqua in front 01 an electric fan. A 3-pound iIlne�s. county's officer of the 9907th Volun morning from the Portal Baptist I tallon (90-MM). Camp Ga" about six to manding day) hospitality our our bird eight tbe \"'IDS m roat I more to the communi y than he Stewart,_ requires Peacock offi cheeks. worth 1901. Squadron, Church with Rev. Gu; Apnl 6, to thaw in a re- teer Air Reserve Training was for- hours per pound David throbbed manifestly. and there was. he will forget or assisted by Rev. Ay· (We 'oope fan will meet with interested ciating, :\fr. HaJ C. Macon, However, of Augusta, in :3ethel Cem a sensation of fr�gerator. an, ele�trJc cock. Burial wns' th� general listlies:sneu:.. giv.e be:!ore he comes this way again.) a I Georb';a 'Theatre. will thaw a 5-pound blld m three, J'eservists at 8 p. m. to organize , I etery. Ga, more .. wid us that I some- State.bo,o, to six hours. Turkeys require areo. a Uncle Joe Roge But there are ,till others who Training Flight in the Mill'l!' D!' Jo�nson has been lifelong I Dear �lr. Macon: time. If wrapp�r has been removed the PortaJ and was the mosquito's mission in lif...: to times draw benefits. The ambulan.ce establishment of' a Training resident of community the bird should be 'l1he 1\'" of the JOl.t Battalion wish to before of Statesboro, as a prominent dentist. distribute malaria. and that �i.. voice out avenue at more thawing! area will make it pos· wl!izzes Savannah or there WIU in this be take thi� y to express our cooked ImmedIately Flight He retired about ten years ago was was calcuJat- the opporlni them the soft song which or 1ft'e&.& IDten-aIII and of remem· reservists to avail ;urvived requen appnciation for he consideration you be danger spoiJage. Also, sible for all cause of ill health. He is by . ed to dis81m fear . has bei!n when is not com- afford of r,story comes that somebOOy have shown us in admitting Eervice ber that poultry s'elves of the splendid training his wii-e; one son, Eugene Johnson, thawed before it is Mrs'. Herbert carried to e hOSJlital or the I from this and elsewhere pletely cooking, Volunteer Air Reserve. PortaJ; one daughter, For .•'. felt the seventy years have u�",,- �n un!t ed by four 0 ln Sla esbon) for to the cookmg Victolia, Texas; sisters, The coon y n.tlcessary mcreB�e of the Air Rackley, concern w.hen we heard the voice of taking parlor. o�lt.al!n Y�Dr th.e�tT� I li were a m'ember' I a fine Ume so the meat will be all you Mrs. G. M. Mullins. M,s. Maggie I pnce. ThIS, d.one some cub'' the good na!J I.ndozed_. sh�w. War II and . Mrs. a m'to--or thi. ak'lD to I't gets important when tIme 1S in World ... A. Cowart and OSCIUl • tne Armed Force M C. any ng • of f,,,,Ll the through up. Team., . hpJ.nt co-operation way Webb. ... wm.. far Mil th"ee Batlles have been to doctor� rake m a f pllLE; Porc�. of thili and this coun within distance of Leon Woodward. all of Summit; waged de.troy . region live driving I I D. caJb for on Grady. Jim and Willie the pest. and people have gradually the blood bank repk to attend the mr.cting brothers. � len, plan one "Lost Wax" Procesl all of Summit, and m then the beoiT abotJt \�'e ea tndOTEi: and Tecom. win Johnson, learned to live longer-until some of n�, ard �le ily and back on the March 26 get granddaugh�er. ClDd thE h-I",. tbill part, is credited need. Thf The "lost wax" process them 81-e almost equal to a moS'quito m-:nd. �ion �ken .0': yo?r team. ,Active were his' nepl;l �he laxj� and In thl" stallon and de- ning pallbearer�, buties their ..mall l""Vlng to the Italian sculptor Benvenuto C. as I 109 g1't Toi""-<>fJ. ews, Paul Jonn8on, Lewis Johnson, pests. dJ:paJi.-1 ... rtm� () we h!ave WJth an?theT, CeUlni. It ia used-for 'cast and automobile Emile maklhg Cowart Jr.• Bobby Gene Kingery. . A. . the rep.ain1l.en � lOU '''Jr !>o,n W1J!h and the thank. To 10 we have ob- . The de ames Commission And the meantime Ii' ing'll of complicated objects. N and Cecil Webb. au.&e a are bk.to wm� of I. J. Webb. I taun t e f::nJi.ztOO: rfWD and officers then served that of the ,8 uf. sign is made in a wax pattern, Funeral arrangements were direct· many and thll battalion. Aid Small Business . it. go! a mold i. made around the Smith-Tillman Mortuary. mg element'S are great because pIaste" ed by HE 'BY J ELLI" Ll Col the the wax i8 last they.At bUs. Plumb's school To remove pattern. Governor Herman Talmadge appear so harml""s. What, for in- """flrti: 1(Jb't AAA G�n- B.t:-Co�manding. melted. and thuil "lost." Then mol busi- CARD OF THANKS year!' �ra)t.eT Hagens W1U- T ad- week eight Georgia stance, al"e we thinking of?SOft-sound_I,_all ago into the to appointed ten metal is poured mold, Louie must hove hod 01 a We wish to express our thanks for . members from the Web.l.er Bit,., Back Golly! nessmen to serv-e as ing take the place of the wax, and aft deeds and kind- W'th'1 In th past f days there Beneficiaries to the many thoughtful short sentenc a&&embled to tp._.ach Georgia commission on s'mall business help � e:, er it hardens the plaster is chipped nesses extended to us during the have been fTlends coming to our of- " his teeth Production Ad" h'1m h' H found th' pa.'l'3- Receive Over Million away. This process was developed shorpened the National Defense sudden death of our husband and flee to their to this e. pay subscTiption to a of precision For wood hr! i•• communi- Paul S. Brunson. We also, 'graphCltlz.�ngA JPd,uck lJ! a p-II!-n·m-p high degree durin, high·speed ';Ul'Iin!l, ),our best ministration in marshalling father. 8S Lif. JJl"ul�nee of Geor D for for to our t:lanks for the fam.ily journal. Thocy confOlf"'_.d a, h� Company World War Dlskinll parts McCulloch choin SAW. h's • f.,·orlle of be the full utilization wish express ar� c�eerful f-o-w.i." But he W8J5 timbl'Tntcn. ty re,qurces for . beautiful floral ask "How much 18 It now?" , gia Ian ,far '" machinery many offerings.· May they and .'e finally palrj p"Ik-yholders cause it )r', • hit wll" in the mobilization ups log production. formeu, of small bUijine5s God stlll smile when we tell them Btamme�ed th:ough, �. and and A duek ben"'I.clacle� Ul.OIl7.621-- ,/ THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1951 .Iaskl'. Brooks Ranc. VlDAllA SCHOOL Baby Show Date III Set Explored by Scientists For Wednesday, Apr. 18 Wingate Be Speaker A at 300 PORTAL NEWS STH.SON NEWS majestic graveyard The annual Baby Show for States· At Swainsboro Meet The True Memortal million years ago is the great DISTRIt1 VIcrORS bora and Bulloch county will be held Junior League Baseball Mr. and Mrs. Max: Brown Miss Iris of Thomson, Brooks range of northern Alaska, and chil- Lee, spent H, L. Wingate, president of the In on \Vcdnesday at In the Junior dren with Mr. 16 AN UNWRIT1'BN BUT IIJ». forming North America's northern Win Superior Ratings afternoon, Apr-il 18, league this week the' visited at Lumber City Sunday. the week end her par"nts·, Georgia Farm Bureau Federation, and the least ex 3:30, in the auditorium of the States Bull defeated the Rev. and and Mrs. H, G, Lee. rampart perhaps Piaao and Vocal Contests Dogs Pilots 13.to:6. Mr�. Gus Peacock and will be the principal speoker at t:,e QUENT STORY OF ALL THAT under the American __ plored flag. boro Gra'mmar Mrs. F. C. MORE. Rob- G'REATER Mrs. School, CIAPACITY was POWER Preetorius Mrs. Willie and the Buddy winning son, Randal, spent Sunday with rel- Cheel<;y sixth annual Pine Tree Festival to be 1 At A systematic paleontological ex Teachers College Friday IS BEST IN LIFE. Parker Jr. announced this week. Sev for the while atives at Eastman. bie of Savannah, spent· Sat- of of these moun pitcher Bulls, Stockdale Knight, held in Swainsboro on 27th. ploration parts District cral the Beta Phi April Vidalia led its First high yenrs ago Sigm a- took the credit for the loss Mr. and Mrs'. C. of with Mrs. A. J. Proctor, Om to ree..t ... tains has been in progress during for the Ward, Augusta. urgad from the Pine Tree Festi- work, help. this annual Reports conducted sehool competitors Friday by winning sorority originated nff'air, Pilets. The was with Mr. and Mrs. Leo of Sa- which 10 -' the past two summers, game rained out spent Sunday her parents, lotr. Findley, val committee that this .,irlt prompt. JOII and interest has increased with say yea."s by a United States geological sur five of the fifteen superior ratings public after live innings, but official since and Mrs. Jim Sparks. vannah, spent tbe week end with his tile .!nne a. all act of _ event will be bigger than ever. The vel' party led by Arthur L. Bow in the and vocal di ea�h show. Ribbons will be present..d awarded piano ,th� playa Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Wilson and Mrs. parents, Mr. and.Mrs. J: H. Findley. ud deYOtloll ••• � .....� �uniors seven-inning'reg- will a sher. Sr., Smithsonian institution musical Iesti to the winners in each nnd day's activities begin with pa- vision of the district age group ulation game. H. W. Womack, of Augusta, visited Mrs. S. R. Hodges and Mra. R'!y II at 70ur •.me.. paleonto.logist on detached duty with rade of ftoats at 10 o'clock a. m. and val at Georgia Teachers College F'ri a loving cup will be nwarded to the • •• • Dr. and Mrs, of C, Miller Savannah, spent . the survey. Friday. Cook, Tuesday. '. winner. chmax ",th a dance t.\8t grand Out-of-town judges Kite Contest Big Success Mr. and with their Mrs. Smith, square The area where these mountain. day. 11ft". Fred Mile., of Met- mother, E�ie TllAYER of of the MONUMENT COMPANY ha ve been secured. The third annual kite Ia. J, Proctor. night. One the highlight. now exist was once the bottom 0,( The Toombs county school displayed contest spon- ter, .,-jsited her father, Dr. J. A. and aunt, Mrs. the A Loeal Indultl'7 Slac. 1_ ancient shallow the Children age six months through BOretheU' Hendrix, Bloommgdale; and very excellent ratings, and was the only Saturday Sunday. up • • • • P. GA. Iirnestone strata of the Brooks ran,e Praises Madaiol U. S. Coast for parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dease Brown. J, Bra�y, Savannah; Mr. and Mrs, NE.VILS, male club. Thi� will Alton-Dean, Guard, are made of broken contesting- glee had as up fragmenta Nursery Group Popular past eighteen month. in San Jose, Mr, and Mrs. C, S. Proctor Rahn, Rahn, Bon- a fourth state entry. the S�muel Xathr�. of the skeletons. In a er sectioas, give ylvania ·Even wit:1 b'd weather last week, Mr. and Mra. me and Priscilla Deflc....t Puerto is a four- dinner guests Sunday Daughtry Dauhtry, the crinoid remains a.J'1I! HADACOl Suppll_ Rica, spending however, Five hundred students and teach a big crowd was on hand for the nur- and Mlch- Mr. Mrs. With VItamin. I.. with of Albert Lee BelUlley, Manda Rocky Ford; and Stoke. and excellently preserved. S"_' Keeping Step t� expansion industry weeks' furlough with hi. parents, Mr, en assembled for the event, the sec sery group as the new hours Mrs. Nladll .IICII..... proved and Mrs, Julian Dean. ael Beasley, Toccoa; Mr. and Charles and Bonnie Stokes. The crinoids w�e found )' the ... in this and the of the ond of the district festival here. rerrit�ry requirements popular with the mothers and tiny Mr. and Mrs, Hen- Mr. and Mrs. James F. en- in f r the phase James Beasley and Brannen geologists great var'iery. Seed Peanut, Sheller last Fri· Nation's defense, the orders the tots, The nursery now meets from Mrs, I tertained with a most par t representing species Elementary pupils performed Central 'equip-_ � ry McDonald, Savannah; Mr. lovely supper Wed- Mrs. Elmer HIsel, 1m 2nd lind hitherto unknown to ience..... t the day, and instrumental musicians . will 10 to 11:30 on Saturday mornings. and Barry Beas- neaday at their home. were Ave.. Council Bluffs, Iowa. is a ment to deliver the Central of NE'TR, IlAl Josh Beasley, BillY' Cov�s to time the tos..ill the goods, Gl!firgia Wester from Am Ready Shell, Reclean and represented by , compete on Thursday, March 29. good mother,. Last week the college ley, Egypt; 'Emerson Proctor, 'ot laid for Mr. nnd Mrs. N. C, 'Harvey, I climate was mewhat all robably and like is a of vital was the teller and she Frank Dukes and of Hobek- H. D. for piano was HowBl'd Ing- performirig bigger job transport�tion guest story cousin, Georgia Teachers College, and and Robert Harvey, Lanier; Mr. al)d warme.r than at resent, a.od the JuJges II 0 a d mothers Treat Peanuts wit� the ""re I was kid\lies as 'visitors here . and for - very popular en, Ga., Sunday, Mr'll. Ernest Miss Lucille animals were a reo a Ie to Jr., Df Wesleyan College, than ever before. And now on order for Beasley. Rackley, e,: �:c � around to hear the tale Miss Brannen was the held and Mr. enjoy fa"orable Ii..-ing conditioru "'oca)s Leonard Norman, of Wesleyan ��r:fu� they gathered Beverly T.he Home Demonstration Olub Rackley, Mrs. Ethel Floyd for the welfare this - are new cars delivery year Duck w.. Dixie One Year From Breeder for as long as 30 million years. Life of 525_ 'freight of the "Bad Little Hunter" and ek·end guest of Miss Margaret An· thei" meeting Monday after- and Mrs. De""e Proctor, of States Have Runners Conservatory, Gu�:ton McLendon, othertwo ' monthly on the land ...a already well children.' and i2 diesel several Dthero, Loads of fun is derson. Mrs. Dan C; Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Statesboro, is festival chairman; Jack young powerful locomotives, plan- noon with the president, bora; D.;ggers, and there were lie)" established, many And when little ned ior this week. Mrs. Max Lock·· Mr. and Mrs. Sikes and Gerald Brown in Francies Mr. and Runners Recleaned . Layton Mrs. Mis.- Sara Driggers, Georgia the Teachers - Lee, presiding. fishes in the seas. Broucek, of College. four· year old primitive an of with Mr. I wood is back af'..,r absence childrr" spent Sunday and behalf of the club Miss Dor- Mrs. J. G. Sowell, Mr. and Mrs. H. .. presented Hitherto, there has been IiIUe piano chairman, and 1\'lr5. H. A Boy Lucille Rise I Have Some Bunch Peanuts wasn't feeling two years with the tiny tots. Mrs. Coy Sikes. a a silver S. M,·. nnd I\Irs·. J. H. Wood. geological explanation of this region. kin of vocal chairman. othy Johnson, bride-elect, Warnock, Jr., Sylvania, as ber mother • •• • I Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lewis w"re will H. G. Mrs. dish. The April meeting Mr. and Mrs. Lee, ratings assigned included: knew she should plated ward, Superior League Baseball Eu· Lucille Hisel she decided to Midget guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. be 'held at 2 o'cloclt instead of S. A' Lizzie Barnhill and Mr. and M,... A. Vocal solos, Martha Clark, Teach· this week .6e , I In the Midget league do about it. Mrs. IDsel in Savannah. W. Synthetic Spearmint Oil something gene Joyce social hour was with Mrs. F. McElveen. ers College Laboratory School; Lucille RADACOL because Cobras defeat"d the Indians in enjoyed gave Mr. and M.s. C. I. Cartee and ,J. and Mrs. BRING PEANUTS TO NEVILS Made from Peels much it was D. Swint, M.s. A. Swint YOUR Orang. ients of ex-cellent ratings included,reciP-! she had heard how thriller behind the �n- -E-S-T-R-A-Y---T-h-.-re"'--c-n-m-e-t-o-"""m""y=p-I""iic-e extra-inning pitc I children who had children, of Register, were guests Brown as hostesses. Linda belping poor MORE POWER Edgar about March 25, one bluck and Synthetic spearmint oil for flavor piano solos, Etta Lee Akins and GREATER CA"ACITY of Don Anderson. The game end- appetites and stomach distress ing of Mr. and M,... J. Lawson en- FOR SERVICE has been from Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Brantley Stokes white sow weighing about 160 QUICK ing produced orange Benn, Statesboro, and Ann Akins, caused bY'deficiencies of Vita ed 7·-6 a�' Ben Hagins "apped a sin· poun�", The new diesel locomocive The new Anderson. . a Ron: O. Rt, St.l· and grapefruit peels, it was an mins B1, Bt. Iron and Niacin. It twenty·two freigbt cars will include 300 tertained Sunday with dinner unmarked. W. AK,TNS, 2, Brooklet. to score the run. Bar- r now Mra. unies will be of 1500 and 1600 horse gle winning GOl·don alfd in Ga. Oaprltp) • nounced at the 118th national meet· helped her so much that fifey.eon, steel·sheathed box cars, 200 Mr. and· Mrs. Lewis oring her mother, Mrs. Hendrix, .Ion, \ those were, rating good to both of · ing of the American chemical Alnong powe�. Thireeen of them will be fifey·eon, all·seeel· gcndolas, and 25 herwM�el��gp"�-fur�efu- �qhte����J���e�Sun�y �=� � 7------�------�------� held in solos, Sybil Griner, Statesboroj ���e!h'1\d��nHADACOL use in dians. -In a merry· alfair "ociety Chicago. p'ano equipped for passenger service seventy-con covered enrs. This co-round in Savannah as guests of Mr, and Here Is what Mrs. Hisel says: hopper The new will _Sara Frances Stilson. as as John Dekle on the mound for product supplement Driggers, well freight. These speed giants means service, .. for if all these cars ,witl1 IIIrs. Moore. "My daughter has taken two Henry and partially replace the natural Ensemble and club, mlxed will furni�h added co more were the Rattlers were a glee bottles of HADACOL and she has power pull coupled togeeher, they would the T'bolts, given Mr. and Mrs. Wyley Rim"" and to Dr. Carl material, according Teachers Labora been more than before and or era ins faseer and a Dennis DeLoach glee club, College' eating freighe passenger form train nearly six miles 20-to·4 shellacking. Mrs. of Savannah, and Bordenca, of the Southern Research long! Jelf Rimes, t.· vocal solo_, Mary John· more efficiendy. and John Welchel scored the only two institute, Birmingham, Ala., who y School; �t;'L sl:��� �:�\e�hi��:�� c��!� Mr. and Mrs, Walton Nesmith and stan and Thelma Fordham, State. do not have an hits off Dekle as he did an outstand- reported the research work leadins who appetite. My children wele dinner guests Sunday daughter is four years old. Before mound for his team, to the perfection of the process. bora. ing job from the Mr. Mrs. C. J. Martin. HADACOL my daughter of and was the pitch- Manufacturers of chewing gum takin� .Davie Franklin losing Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Mitchell, Mr, and other COMMISSIONERS products using spearmint COUNTY h�P aa�d4 O��terh��m:c�u�tt':" er for the RattIe..... and Mrs. Albert Threeks' and son, will welcome this new HADACOL and she says her stom • • • • . flavoring IN SAVANNAH Another Li11k in the Chain hter and TO MEET ach doesn't bother her more. of Progress Mrs. JO'hn Kickhg source of supply, since the avail any 'Teen Chatter Johnny; I think HADACOL Is wonderful. Barrow and .on, Wayne, and of natural spear· The thirtY-freventh annual conven at the last Mrs, Quinton ability quality am also HADACOL to The Central Fun was the by-word I giving my of Friendly were mint oil have been variable in past tion of the Association of as and Jean Crosby, all of Olaxton, County three-year-old daughter." ",.,oting of the Drag·On-Inn Club as a result of the seasonal, of Mr, Mrs. Jim year. Commissioners of will be to Sunday guests Georgia HADACOL Is 80 . RAILWAY members in make a')d nature of production and the de Efr,.,,"ve I the pitched e�ery held in Savannah on and An about HAD In a Monday Important thing time. special _ pendence on crop conditions, the have a good K;_;...ic_k_li,;g:_h_t_er_, Bnd W. H. ACOL Is tbat you get Vitamllll p:ne sald. The new alao Tuesday, April 16tm 17th. which was open to report process Do, B" Niacin and Iron In Uq\1IA shag contest �ny: will a for the Coweta commission· two Now sOlve problem citl'llll Johnston, county form, which means that the), are couple with two boys or girl. 1,700 Beds Ready. for whose as· - 10-foot FOR SALE-Have delicious sweet FOR canning industry, by er, Palmetto, is pre.id·ent of �he quickly absorbe • - " "'t' \ "