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7-9-1959 Bulloch Herald

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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Edsel ZeUerower who Is sta­ .PftIo.W...... Aw_ 1'1....,.,. w- Roclaoell. �('Wfl Denmark News I tloned In France, flew here last week and vlsited Mr and Mrs 1838 T E 19 37 A Zetterowor BULLOtH C (Ills parents) .... HERALD ..... 1'1 ,.,. + To Edsel this trip meant rauch, ea.".,. OlIo-' /!JJIooIJ if...... If-.I w. F. Rockwell Jr. forecasts even though his time was IImlttlll but hadn t had 8.u..1t�� CL ASSIFIED ADS to a few hours, he the to visit with � Mr and Mr. Ellis Rountree mee opportunrty and of Savnnnnh ommum·t h0lds ular t· them Ih three years Other guests �AnotW accelerated for Rockwell daughter, Judy C y reg mg of Mr and Mrs C A Zetterower VOLUMExvm ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937 POBOX 329 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 9,1959 growth are spending 0 few weeks with ---- were Mrs Tarte and For Sale Wanted I Mrs Roundtrees parents, Mr Mrs H H Zettetower Hugh SECURITY ANALYSTS HEAR By 1------and Mrs J C Waters Sr daughter Dianne, and Annette MONEY? GIIOWTII' The Club held Mr and Mrs Wendell Oliver FOR SALE-New 3 bedroom NEED VACATION 'ACCELERATED Gay Twenty Rushing of Savannah Mr and Mrs Gene Joyce and were recent house located In nlco neigh- Avon cosmetics holds the FORECASl FOR ROCKWELL their Annual Picnic supper Sot or Statesboro guests lillie of Pooler were H answer Become nn Avon repro daughters and Mrs H Zette borhood Has ceramic tile bath, ITCHY SKIN? Thursday, June 18. dinner guests ���I(H��g��d:tas ��w�: n, DON'T SCRATCH IT! •• Mr A �':,":a":Sgu:;;: ���r� or��9�90��� of and Mrs G Lewis u Mr and M rs w m H Zette ;;'I�[;�es I��gfot Sl��r;;sgc" stl\n'�� ����at�vuerl��d g;��nl':nUtr a��I;;;::�e�e��o���� The Denrnurk S ew IIng C b Write Mrs Huldnh Rountree, th roughidout the COIll ng deca 0- r and Mr and Mrs Gordon Lewis and Linda and Mr and 8 months guarantee throughout members enjoyed a trtp to rower m�f:!l'l!!Ct��Eh·�dOTto·Freeeillethve· PHONE 4 2336 after 500 p.rn Dox 22, Wudley, Georgia that's the current outlook for Mr and Mrs J E and and children Hagan Jaykel Islund last Wednesday Mrs Wm Cromley the Itch three ways for y I Rockwell Corn children and Mr and Mrs J M 6 1 Manufucturlng when about thirty attended spent a few days lust week at Anesthetic property quiets ':::,'rv� __I_I_t_fc as here Rowe were June puny expressed recently Wednesday, 17, • • • Savannah Beach Mr .and Mrs ends where ITCH·ME·NOT Is SALE Three bedroom e FOR Services by Willard F Rockwell, Jr., dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W H ZetterolVer and Linda used Itch and burning disappear house Bath and half Situat- BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT president Leodel Smith at Richmond HIli cia lives In In MINUTES' Let's you relax hlllslte In. Mr and Mrs Martin visited t Savannah, ed on woll drained Louis Se Cloyce and 2 action Addressing the St I Mr and Mrs Lltt Allen and also sleep Keratolytic sulated throughout Carries announce the birth of a Mr loe Allen attended services at daugh off Infected skin. Con- on JR. ourtty Analysts Society, Mr H H Zetterower who sloughs 4'1.% loan Located Herty A. S. DODD, June 27th at Bulloch said the ee Ie ews Bethelehm June 21 tor, County tlnued use for 3 to 5 days will D'rlve In Pittman Pnrk Write Real Estate Rockwell Pittsburg L f· ld N Sunday underwent surgery nt Me'monal Hospital Mrs Martin WIll be bring on clear, healthy skin 3. D 136 North for Loans company s sales for the first Mr and MI" D Hurst of last week In Savannah Stephen Homlck, See Us J' remem bered as D I IIIe J can J ones Hospital of ITCH·ME· hud n II Antiseptic power Homewood Hills Drive, Athens, four months topped $35 Savannah wre mI and ex ctsore t Homes for Rent Saturday night, • • • I s rmprov g, pe NOT knocks out genns. Speed. Ga 79 4tc han and can sh c '74 Homes for Sale g Mrs Dan Proveaux of Babson June 20 supper guests of Mr: turn home this week heallngl Nothing quicker or :C��t fr�,�" the Col and Mrs 0 P Bragan of cents-up 12�"I;e� Park FI a an d M rs S MilerI a n d M rs J M R owe Mr and Mrs D F Woodward more effective. Use - teve Instant-dry- For 0 COLORED PROPEIITY Apartment In first Sacramento Callf spent U rew 34 cents chalked up the Little Ida Lou of Sates re I at I ves I n Savannah I ITCH·ME·NOT or sale List With Us For of vero Beach. Fla, are VISIting Hagan v IIs ted ng liquid day Sale Building Lots for 1958 last week as of four months of bora was June 21 days guests the week night for exzema, rlngwonn, In- to down Three Qutok Sale Mr and Mrs Tyrel MInick and Sunday night, during $25 $50 payment these Mrs D W Other sect sur- On the basis of results af R d LIb Rowe Dragan guests H H Zetterower vlsited bites, foot Itch, other to five years to pay BOWEN 23 North Main St. 0ther re I auves here Mrs, said our Saturday were M( and Mrs Les face rashes. It not after to date," he budgeted ose rom eVI s w a attend Mr and Mrs Carson L Jones In delighted CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone 4.2471 Mrs Leon Tucker and chll guThest fan YNandl hbY sales of around $120 mil Smith of Dalton Ga first application, your 48e back 34 Courtland St 7·164tc figure ed Father s Day dinner Sunday Savannah last week dren of Savannah, are visttlng ._...__==...... lion for 1959 has proved to be a dinner Juno2l. of Mr Mr and lIIrs M E Gmn and Mr and Mrs Carl Durden of relatives here Sunday aFRt AanNYKLdlruNg LAstoNreE' T.ORDEAxYALaLt FOR constructed good hardheaded re a II s tic J M Price of were family Mr and Mrs Rudolph Mrs J A SALE-Newly Register, Savannah VISited Den DRUG STORE. 7.2·9·16' 9·.··10·� unforeseen Mr and Mrs B J Prosser ' house in Aldred Hills Sub figure Barrmg any Mr and Mrs James L Rowe. Ginn and children of Sanders mark last week 17 FOR SA LE VISited relatlves In Savannah (#44). division Call WALTER ALDRED blow to the economy-hke an Mr and Mrs J M Rowe. Mr ville and Mrs Cleve Newton STEEL GATES last ofl_-:::=_--:::--:�-�-:=------CO PO 4 3351 625 tfc excessively long steel strike-e-we Sunday and WIlton Rowe and children, Savannah VISited Mrs H Le"lzth - Low Price - 8 Any feel our earnings target of $280 Th Sunbearns met at the and Mr Ginn, last week The Bulloch Herald BRAQG MOTOR Bill and Larry Rowe, Pagc FOR SALE- One used West. per share IS certainly WIthin ch eh on afternoon, and M� J E Hagan and chll Mrs H 0 Frenchie and chll- one SERVICE 1959 mghouse refrigerator. reach u�c M rs �ondayurace Perkins, as dren dren of Mississppl are spending Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 2, used Automatic Courtland Street Bendix Washing On the other hand, we're not ar s ahI leader M r an d M rs H rl M ey a few days with her parents Mr ...... TV antenna with • mach me, one Phone 4 5519 out the of .------ruling possibility The YW A's met at the and children of Wakefield, S C and Mrs S J and other rotor control All In condl- a. Foss, good Statesboro. G on unforeseen developments the a the week of here tion Call 4 3847 after 5 pm First Baptist church In Brooklet, spent few days relatives plus side' Mrs J L or may be seen at 201 Gentllly on Friday afternoon of last TUnc 15 WIth Mr and Mr and Mrs R P Miller and 7 2 3tc 4 REASONS FOR GROWTH Mrs Anderson left Sunday Road SAWS types of WIth Lucy Shaw, as They. Cdanice and Clifton Mr and Mr Rockwell listed four Crest N C fI�lkEDI�1Ie �:��� June 21 for Ridge and Mrs Carol MIller and fam major reasons why he believes WIll to cls���s F�L�� ���3���'i'c Mrs WII and from there they go and Mrs Ralph MIller ____ Maragaret Stalcup Ily, Mr, Rent FILER Also LAWN MOWERS hIS company will groW' at an For Iiams W[1I leave on and Mrs G R .....---- by plane family, Waters, ___---- Sharpened PS Tankersley accelerated rate In the commg to her hus EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE and others of this community FOR RENT-I·bedroom PETE'S FOLEY SAW FILERS, decade Monday. July 6, Join A J who IS OF PITTMAN PARK attended the DeLoach Family She band, larage Moore Strret PHONE I The fact that' most of our Wllhams, ReUnion at the Recreauon Cen 4 0 522·tfc statIoned In France TO MEET JULY 7 ca�!drta�e�t w�;/u8H�f�e Str�e� �� W�� major customers are among the W DeS 423 tfc ter In Statesboro Sunday PHONE 43311 Indust Mr and Mrs Elmo Grooms I acknowledged growth commltee of the Fiscial Year Sale and of VISIted The executive Mr and Mrs Emest NeSmith house nes of the future '-mduswes baby. Savannah, FOR RENT-A 2.bedroom , S Will Mr and PIttman Park W S C a few weeks at H at Don t make a Move till Mrs Nell Scott • spent and a 3 bedroom house for you such as petro chemIcals utilities , durmg meet on July sec INC 250,000 a the week end Tuesday morning Sprlngs, A rk ,on thelr vacaUon rent PHONE 42471 or 4.9873 RIMER, housmg and natural ga� • of a dollars 7 at 10 a clock In the church Mr and Mrs Robert MIller 4.30 tfc ASD quarter million 2 I Mr Mr The company's tested for and Mrs Charlie I worth of mobile homes from library have returned to mula of 'related dIversification" Knight of spent Sun daughters FOR RENT-Two nicely fumlSh. which to choose the BIG I Savannah, land during WIth her ..r home m Miami Fla after ed bedrooms WIth connectmg INVENTORY TAX SALEI --or d,verslflcaUon only mto day parents, Mr and who have had a few weeks or a VISit With Mr and Mrs WW bath with tub and shower Come See Come Save industries which arc related to Mrs D A Denmark Mr month of tutormg Jones, Mr and Mrs H H Located at 201 North Register for rREE organ to Rockwell s special fields of ex and Mrs A J TUrner we are concermg most, Zetterower and other relatives �e�t1emenan St PHONE 42382 Up be gIven away June 30th, 1959 perlence m productIOn and or spent the week end WIth Irela 'But, been moved to make Ith t,ves In and havo here FOR RENT _ 2 boroom marketing Pooler' duplex ':lNI because we see 'HalWl1 3 Rockwell's research thIS statement, apartment EqUIpped with gas Famous leader _••••••-•••- (World UpsIde Down educational process unWIllingly heat AvaIlable June 15 Phone Junction of 1.78 & 25 ship m the fields m which It Sign) m some schools to LOYETT, Poplar 42142 Ga operates-a leadership maUl 'T' corrupted Augusta, ends which we believe to ::'11 �fC tamed by contmued expenditures Dr• � yson... gam be not but Iron of 2 to 3 cents of sales only unworthy FOR RENT-Two duplex un every I Ically unattainable furnished Avall- TV AND RADIO dollar for such research-about continued from poge 1 apartments 'High school students and able July 15 One apartment has REPAIR SERVICE tWIce as much as the average the mathematical for some their are therefore re- company ItS size part parents Call minded that the kinds of skills :� b��:OmmspH1r�E 0Jh2860h�� 4 The fact that the company's groups may, With effort, be FOR ,EXPERT SERVICE 42617 625 Ifc raISed so an tested With the ScholastiC Aptl AKINS APPILANCE CO. subsidiary was acqUired early by little. perhaps ON YOUR of 25 on a 600 tude Test are not those that _ average POints FOR RENT T h roc bedroom PO 4-2215 enough to put the company In an that It IS can be over night by house Includes 3 bedrooms, ltv advantageous positIOn both for point scale, not reason Improved BRIGGS & STRATTON able to believe that admission nn intensive or extensive pro ing room, dining room and kit. domg business Inside the Euro engIne are on of and that never have drawn a bank WIth room at back IS YOUR LAWN MOWER area deCISIons allowed to turn gram coaching may utility pean Common Market and ... only ,Great.grandma IS more or w factory·approved Aval able on I PHONE READY for SUmmer Mowing? s I end er dIfferences," saId Dr money you spend ,.,. chenl July also for competing In all world ....thodl and orl,htal pam. We are to Dr check herself; but she had the idea that leads so 4.2860 or 4 2617 6 25 tfc equipped and ready less wasted," concludes 10nn.1 ore trained under fotto", '--__ ...::.=..::..: mnrkets Dr. Stubbs make on any of Ty,�on s.. us for 0 check.." repairs type It Is Important to note that Tyson ,upervlslon. - jo'ins FOR RENT bedroom - folks women as well as mower Free Plck.Up and De. DRIVOTRAINER or compl,I. overhaul prleft many, many nowadays the tests are merely supplemen two bath -fThreeurllIshed cottage Service BRAGG MOTOR 1------.ro .t.hl. livery - Mr Rockwell also to the school record and men to use accounts. She tD the official ther· on ocean front at expressed tary open and checkmg According Daylona SERVICE ' Courtland St � Dr. Swint and optimISm for the company's other eVIdence taken Into ac ANNOUNCEMENT mometer readings for the Beach €all WALTER ALFRED 3.19 tfc I newest Automallc Vat· count admISSion off[cers N it: "Let your head save your heels!" week of June COMPANY PO 4 3351 625 tfc division, by expressed Monday, 29, Machine James We WIll be closed from there NOW FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT Ing Corporation, 'Rather, this particular Apt[ through Sunday, July 5, town, NY, acqUlred last sum tude Test Is a measure of ablll Dr. Daniel were three days In the week Usc T-4.L Uquld because It Monday, July 6 bills and - mail: mer He was en seem Pay your easily by when the thermometer blew gives you KERATOLYTIC AC· partIcularly tIes that to grow slowly quickly through F Dr Bird Daniel and Dr Bob TION. This process sloughs off thuslastlc about the growth and stubbornly profoundly In D and Its top and hIt 100 delp'ee, The 10 Start a with Swmt announce thiS week that affected outer skJn. potenttal for thIS dIVISIOn's new fluenced by co�dltlOns at home Friday, July checking account us! readings were as follows:: L Stubts of �d d1sso�ves est the Aetna Drlvo and at school over Dr Rex Bryan product, th� years Auto HIGH LOW IS now associated WIth �':;: tramer whIch he deSCribes as but not to Supply County kuC::CSm'::::'.�:�':�� respondmg hasty June 29 100 75 lIeves and bur n I n g FLANDER'S them 10 the of medicine Mon., Itching bemg "to auto dnver tralnmg attempts to re live a young life 40 East Main St. practice - June 30 J 00 77 speeds healing. Watch new: The Bulloch Bank He Tues, what the Link tramcr IS to aVla time TIRE SERVICE County In Statesboro began workmg skin If not to Southern I 100 7:; healthly appear. (Next Auto) here on I Wed., July tlOn pilot tramlng" "About one student In 15 Will NorthSide Dr. West July pleased In 24 hours, your 480 Ga. -Member Federal Insurance Corporatlon- Thurs, July 2 9' 73 fmd that hiS scores Increase Statesboro, DepOSit Dr Stubbs IS the son of Mrs back at any druS store. Also, by -Phone 4·3322- Fri., July 3 90 70 use lull 100 or more between J C Stubbs of Lanier He gradu strength for Itchy, MACHINE SHOP pomts •••••••••••- 'I .J SaL, July 4 84 70 1 III Charles Jean m the Ma jUllIor and sellIor years 111 high ated from the CItadel Shelvy Ivy ••��!���� Sun., July 5 86 67 r�ealle:e��.t"':-"Jo�t'ii'b���� ton S C and then taught shcobl chlneShophasgone�Jolnherschool the wee'{ was a film � Bnt� andllilslstluewhellierl·���_����������������������������=�.=����������� After hiS mar Rainfall for t�provld� husband In MISSISSIPPI She Will he IS coached or not It IS not for several years NOW AT 0.77 Inches. Total rain fo- June septic protection. be mISsed surprlSmg then that tutors are As as It nage to the former MISS Evelyn FRANKLIN'S LANE. REXALL greatly good looks and It was 295 Inches June'r; no",nnl often able to POint tp partICular Sims daughter of Mr and Mrs DRUG CO 72.9.16; 93.10.17 normal ralnlall Is 603 Inclle' students who have \llade large looks I C M SIms and the bIrth of (#298) REGISTER plenty good The three last thetr two children hc entered lOO·degree day. SUSIe P from the gains Campbell School week were only seven degrees 'We worry very little when the University of GeorglR Register Department has left cooler than the nil of menns of MediCine 111 He grad c:1unty's ALL to parents comfortable Augusta NEW HOMES Rockwell She plans stay time of 107 de�ree5 re deCide lhat at worst GOOOJiE4R uated there two s ago He high home With her husband and chll tutoring yeU! corded on August 20 1925 We Speetalize In can do no harm and therefore served �s Interne at an Athens Brick Veneer-3 Bedroom dren She Will be missed by her and 7, 1925 use their for coach Before he September OngInal Destgns f"lCntls money 109 Georgia hospital FHA. Financed many

There are many other nter est n quest ons Some of them BUY SELL, SWAP couldn be men oned n nt HAGIN & pr OLLIFF Most of them a e n ce and fr WITII A endly and lapp ec ate n erest CLASSIFlED AD Now AT of my eade s TWO LOCATIONS 8:45 a.m.-3 acres In the bag! • South Main on U.S. 301 Thru the 1'8 of . •• r; .•...... ••....•... $2 540 835 90 • Intersection of Savannah Ave. and -.. .. 78658935 ZeHerower Ave. 8703149

vIrgInIa russell 26550313 3958061 If s a h memory good ng ness be ng n e UD cd by the �SmIIease! zoom no se of the ng ny I tie 11 929 84 rna qu toe WE.EKEND VALUES $373147032 NO DOWN PAYMENT-5125 WEEK

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6 70 X 15 B F Goodrich Safety-S Black Tire $11.95 -----r-- --- SAVE MONEY 6 70 x 15 B F Goodrich WITH TOTAL LmILITIES AND Safety-S W-B Tire $IU5 ACCOUNTS that's the Lilliston ------• way! 750 x 14 B F Goodrich ThiS bank s cap tal cons st of DRY FOLD Common stock WIth total par value of $1Ii0 000 00 You can start harvesting peanuts as early as you want to With the Miler Black Tire 119.95 The "ew Long laundry Lilliston The vmes be mOISt and but there s no may tough stoppmg ------ev den ve e heard y �('r'vl((' thot wQ5he\ I W G Cobb preSident of the above named bank do a Lilliston Combme It will pick them comb them clean them continued on page 3 bag Motorola FERTILIZER SUPPLY ansportat on solemnly aff rm that the above statement IS true and dr,,·, and fold, bottlenecks and or tank as And tune AMPLE FOR BULLOCH them-slick you please by the the sun gets a overloaded handl ng facil t es that It fully and corectly repl esents the true state of The Bulloch Herald i()',.)' f, ,nIl.., wcsh,ng Fert zer supplies for the 1959 but these w II be temporary the several matters herem conta ned and set forth to '. good hold m the sky you 11 have plenty of nuts picked and ready to CLOCK RADIO S2U5 ------Established March 26 1937 - Publ1shed Every Thursday season shou d be ample to meet The Department reports that the best of and behef my knowledge sell That s one of the many features of the Lllliston demands accord ng to a De n trag en s a count for an 3 Serv only outstandmg LEODEL ng Correct-Attest W G Cobb preSident A C Brad Hour Cash" <::arry -All T re Prtces Plus Tax and Recappable Trr_ partment of Agr cultu e eport ever ncress ng proportion of the Combme Come see us-we II show what we mean G C COLEMAN ley Fred T Lamer C M Robbms Jr directors ce Pick and Del ver you exactly on the fert zer s tust On e total pant nutr ents consumed Up Advertising ce ved a the Bu och Ag cu by U S farme s The eport also Same Day THE VERY FACT that some Director tural S abl zat on and Conserva shows an ncrease n the use of world famous LiIIlston Peanut EqU/pmenl- time tested field proven f esh abies are sh n vege pped t on off ce unm xed mater als for d reet State of of Bulloch ss Entered at the Georgia County Statesboro Georgia Post Office. Second Class Paid at Statesbore a us throughout the would Domest c of n on n Postage ye!'! supplies trogen appllcat port On to the Sworn to and Subscribed before me thIS 6th of Model HAGIN & OLLIFF • day under to lessen our over Laundry Georgia Act or Congress March 3 1887 appea joys phosphate and potash mater als amount of m xed fertilizer used July 1959 and I here certify that I am not an officer AND hese f ul sand vege ab es bu for the 195859 fertll zer u.s. 301 South year or dlIector of thIS bank THURSDAY JULY 9 1959 the sh nones are actually pped expeeted to total 7 300 000 If use a you garment bag for SSlOn ex seem so colo Jeanette Wilson Pubhc comm Savannah and Zetterower Ave.lntersec­ ess and taste ess tons over e percent more sto Notary My SUBSCRIPTION RATES ght ng clOlhes be su e all open Hoke S. Brun son 6 1962 Dry Cleaning once the eo th ng s ova ab e than n 1957 58 the plIes August III the - are State 1 Year $3 00 2 Years $5 50 Out or State 1 Year Department ngs completely sealed -PHONE 4-3234- tlons $3 50 2 Yea", $6 50 Could summe tse r do Just reports Shortages may occur adv se M sAvoia W 22 East Main Street 4·3622 Plu. Sal.. Tax Callaway POplar GeorgIa someth ng to au chern en make n sotTIe Breas at he he ght of cloth ng spee al st Agr cultural ups? the spr ng season because of Extens on Service The Bulloch Herald - Page 4 Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 9, 1959 Denmark News AFTER THE 4TH And Mrs. Talmadge Lewis and Mrs. Rufus Smith of Claxton npd Mrs. w. L. Leonard and little son. Loves ... William W I ane Zeuerower were fami\y J Ashley. Wednesday night to y ey- 3'\ guests of Mr .and Mrs. D. B. The Who\e Large Shop Deloach reunion held Sun., June 28 Ed��n:�d Mrs. Malcolm Hotflies Astor Fruit of Savannah were .Iuly Fourth dinner PKGS. By Mrs. H. H. Zetterower guests of Mr .nnd Mrs. 303 O. H. Hodges. Limit 2 CANS The William Wyley-Jane Zet- Savannah last week. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rowe FAB' '2 Please 49; terower DeLoach Re- Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Jones were Cocktail 3 Family Saturday. July Fourth. din­ union was held June and nnd Mrs. Bowen of ncr Red Sunday. family guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo- Dart Whole Green Astor Delicious Prune 28 at the Recreation Center Atlanta and Wallace Jones spent nard Collins of Pulaski. in Statesboro with about 200 the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Edmonds present. A basket dinner was W. W. Jones. of Savannah were Sunday night QT. served. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy DeLoach supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Our MEN'S BOTS. Mr. led the Entire Anderson Stock of Rufus of Savannah spent the week-end D. B. Edmonds. BEANS 8 ��s,$lo0 J,UICE In Dr. R. J. H. 3 group singing. with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. De- Mr. and Mrs . .I. E. Hogan and DeLOIIch the Blue gave family history, Loach and other relatives here. children, Louise, Freddy nud Bay Light Meat Chunk SWift's New officers were elected as Rev. Inman Gerrold will leave Jimmy. were Soturdoy nlaht sun- 1959 CLIP follows: Summer Art.hur Suits DeLoach, pre- Monday to attend a summer per �uests of Mr .and Mrs. J, THIS sident and Felix Deloach as session 12-oz. THIS at southeast Seminary at M .. Rowe. COUPON secretary-treasurer. Wake Forrest, S. C: Little Ida Lou Hogan of Goes) CANS CERTIFICATE This reunion will be held each Mr. Lewis Pern- TUNA .Iackson of Statesboro (Nothing 2'��Js2 week with 49; spent last ENnTlES Re�erved-Everything PREM 2 . at the same time and at year broke and Mrs, Eva Wllilolll of Miss Louise Hagan. YOV TO the same Superbrand place (Iourth Sunday Brooklet visited Mrs. J. H. Ginn Bag New Limit I with $5. or more Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rowe were Day Food Order, SO In June). Sunday. Other Monday guests Sundav dinner auests of Mr. ,/),91. night were Mrs. Earl Ginn and I·Lb. and Mrs. J. M. Price at .I-Lb. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Ansley children of Savannah. Regis- ter BAG FREE entertained with n barbecue Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Zelle- BAG 'AT' MI"!I. Horne and chil- dinner at home last Sun- CJoyce COFFEE' Stamps their rower visited Mr. and Mrs. dren COFFEE of Richmond a 39; �een Hill spent day, Those present were Mrs. Cone In Stntcsboro dur- Henry few last week with Mr. A. R. Garcia and and days NEAREST sons, the week. VOid .Ricky ing and Afte, . ,WINN-DOCIE Mrs. J. E. Hagan. Stevie of Son Antonio. Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Sinter FUoROD TIPPinS Little Lavenia Martin of SR- july 'h" LIMIT Sf Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Snipes and and lillie of Martow, ONr OR daughter vannah spent last week with COUPON TO E Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Janie Waters and Mr. and $1.50 o� ADULT Sonia Nesmith. MO�r WITH Cook and children, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thomas DeLooch end chll- '000 Mrs. Bob Morris and children O�DU T. E. Ansley, Mr. and, Mrs. Luth- dren of Statesboro visited Mr. II were Frldav night guests of Mr. � er Ansley and Melvin of Thom- and Mrs. C. A. Sun- . Zetterower, and Mrs. Walton Nesmith. son, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Tom day. Little Joyce Gladys and Chuck Miller o( Augusta. The G. A. Girls of Harville YELLOW Martin of Savannah spent lost • • • Entire Stock· of 1959 Coats, Included QUANTITY Baptlst Church, Misses Amelia week with Sport their �randpRrents, I RIGHTS RESERVED Mrs. Oscar Garcia and son, Waters, Delores Williams and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Martin. Your choice of our LB entire stock of men's 1959 Summer Suits at a low OFF •.• Ricky, have ret.urned to their Janie Wlliloms and Shirley De-I 20% PRICES GOOD Thru home In will .. PKGS San Antonio, Texas, Leach, leave Monday ror ,- _IIII._IIII_a=__ Nothing reserved. everything goes •.. You'll find the greater percentage of our Soturdoy, July II tho after a Mr. Glen 1 visit with and Mrs. at Brunswick to be OLEO Camp suits are I suitable for year 'round wear ••• Many famous brands to choose from Jack Ansley and other relatives gone a week. J.Je .•• all of new :"e'field News the summer fabrics available •. , Wear .• here. Stevie remained (or a long- Mrs. Tom Mason and children including Wash 'n fabrics, All er visit. o( N. Y .• are colors Long Island, spend- By MRS. E. F, TUCKER models, many and fabrics in regulars, longs and shorts. '. STREET a weeks with W. - Ing few Mrs. D. I FLOOR. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin William Bragan. I'.. i:!ir:::l _ of Millen and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. R. Waters, Mrs. R. P. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Prosser Men's 4.98 - Ernest Williams and daughters Miller. Mrs. Herman LUCRI and o( Jacksonville. Fla., and Mr. Summer Robes 3.99-Men·s 1.50 2.50 nes 1.17 -1.77 spent Sunday as guests of \\1r. Dorris Chester attended the and Mrs. Jesse Prosser of Met­ and Mrs. Franklin Zetterower. Lanier-Cobb Wedding Sunday ter visited Mr. and Mrs. Blois Mrs. H. H. Zetterower visited afternoon at Upper Lolls Creek Prosser on the Fourth of July. Mr. and Mrs. Carson L. Jones In Church. Mrs. D. L. Perkins Is visit­ ------Special Group lng Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quat­ Toilet Soap . tlebaum and family In Pembroke. Stils';o News Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shu­ MEN'S , PRAISE Swift's Premium Grade "A" Dressed & man and boys of Port Went­ Drawn worth, spent the weekend with Reg. Bars QUICK FROZEN ALL SIZES Bulloch Co. Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Laurace Perkins. 55. Value 2 29¢ Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. James Eden­ field and son, Franklin of SUIT� Swainsboro were visitors here Toilet Soap Sub-Di�trict elects new officers Saturday afternoon. SUmmer Mr .and Mrs. Edgar Joiner LIFEBUOY By Mrs, w_ H. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Joiner of Reg. and daughter, Judy, left Sun- Special Group The new officers of the Bul- Mrs. Nancy. Morris of Savan- Suits 2 Bars 2P day to visit Mr. and Mrs. nnh and Mrs. Torrencans loch Methodist Youth lace Wal-I County H�len Davis and family in Gulf­ -s-. and children, Linda, Fellowship Sub-District began Bobby J�. port, Miss. ond of , Greg Hinesville. - >l"oilet their new term of office Monday �Islted Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allen and I,-� Soop Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Moms one June 15, 1959 at the in and are ,ME,N�S meeting children, Bobby Cathy, day recently. I. , LIFEBUOY the Statesboro Met hod I s I visiting relatives here this week- Special 'Value To 5. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gene Mor- Gr'oup Church. The new officers are as end. Bath follows: 1- rls of Savannah were 'SPORT 1.98 Value Men's Knit Lynn Collins, pres July Ellis Campbell of Fort Camp­ 2 Bars 3P vice Fourth guests of Mr. and Mrs. $2900 dent; Douglas Floyd, pre- hell, Ky, vlsllin� parents, Levi Moris and hl� One special group of up to sldent· Anne Cromley recording family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlie Camp- SPORT SPORT Carole Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cribbs and bell. $55. suits sacrificed at .ecret�ry; . . only Core John Children, Barbara, Vickie and J. COATS SHIRTS SHIRTS Complexion corresponding' secretary; Mrs. B. WIlliams has re­ of Savannah 29.00 ... Assorted fabrics GRADE "A" FRalIN Thomas, Hodges, treasurer and Joey visited Mr. turned to her home In Sylvania QUICK Mrs. H. N. LUX SOAP Sandra Williams, reporter: und Shurling dur- after VISIting relatives here and and models and sizes. the wekend. 1 2.99 mg was nccompanled home by her 59 Reg. The guest speaker for the Miss Glenda of S. Grey Bath. daughter, Mrs. W. T. Shumnn, STREET FLOOR 2 for 3. and 2 Bars 2P Chicken was Mr. Sandlin of the C.• -vlslted Mr. and J. L. evening Mrs. who will visit with her a while. Wings Bulloch' Health County Deport- Morris and family during last Mr. nnd Mrs. Milton Lb • Findley A selection at ment. week. great R , SMOKED (Not and daughters, Linda and Diane 3.99 Complexion Core FROZEN FOOD Sliced) of the $'15°° ... A ,host of McRae, spent holiday great price Famous weekend with her parents, Mr. Values to 22.95 brands, latest fa b ric 5 and styles to LUX SOAP Lb and Mrs. E. F. Tucker. solid colors and Morton Frozen Turkey, Chicken, Beef or Steak T a k e of styles, Both Solisbury Slab Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Bran­ advantage choose from. All sizes. Ads for Bulloch George t ern s. All Legal this sale of coats pat sizes. Bors County nen and sons, Mike and Tommie sport 2 29¢ For STREET FLOOR STREET FLOOR MEAT DINNERS 2 $100 or Statesboro, were visitors here at s a v i n s. ------.....- great g Sunday. can used for or NOTICE OF PUBLICATION ore Many be Kendoll Regular hereby required to show Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker Your Choice of Our Stock Liquid before Or- .wear , As­ Notice Is hereby given that c�use .the Court or and son. Kenny of Port Went- year 'round dinary of said on the busIShness operated at out county worth, visited relatives here-dur­ sorted s i z e colors MEN And BOY'S PINK LEMONADE 9 Cans 99� the. first in 1959 s, WISK G��:;�A �;:. Monday Main Street Extension (U. S. August. ing the weekend. S LI ( E DBA (,0 N why sold nppllcauon should not and fnbrios. STREET BERMUDA SHORTS Highway 301), Statesboro, Mrs. Darwin Conley and Mrs. Quart Minute 'Moid Frozen 9cor- be granted. FLOOR gta III the trade of Bos- Cecil Joiner entertained the In- 20% OFF Can 75¢ na::,e. This 7th of 1959. well Company IS owned day JUly,. t.ermediate cluss of Leefield Sun- Ga� R. P. MIKELL, Ordinary. Our entire stock included. Fa­ J U IC'E 4 Cans W-D and corned on by L. E. Boswell, dol' School, on last Fridoy nigIIt ORANGE 7-30-4tc. No. 93 . N&N mous brands such as whose address is 14 Moore with a social at the Community McGregor, BRANDED Liquid Seobrook Forms Frozen and CITATION house. Bud BEEF Street, Statesboro, Georgia, Berrna. STREET GROUND 3 Campus, ------that the statement relating there- r;EORGIA, BULLOCH CO. Clearance FLOOR LUX to required by Georgia Code WHEREAS, Geo. M. Johnston has been filed with the Clerk of For 12-oz. VEGETABLE PIE 5 12-oz. 106·301, has been fiicd with the -r-r' Ret-o-r D. US��!1" J\c!�in!"· ��:! Sl:i-�rior of Bulloch EAT-RITE Court Can Clerk of Superior C�urt of Bu1- County, 39¢ Heot And Eat Golden Nugget loch County, Georgia. �����r r��r������lt�'tlll;(?su�al� Georg�oel I. Newman Our Entire THICK Pkg. 'their liled and Stock sl L. E. petition, \duly 7-16-2tc#88 su BOLOGNA BOSWELL, ",tece1 on record, Ihot .::...... _ 7-9-2tc. No. 5 CA. thoy FRI ED POTATOES 4 For hive fuliy administered said se- CITATION Deodorant Soop quel Simmons estate. of Ordinary, Co., SIfERIFF'S SALE Raymond's Courl, Bull,och Summe'r Frozen This is therefore 10 cite nil Lee's Georgia. . Boy's Bulloch County: To Creditors and All I) arues PROTEX GEORGIA,. , persons concerned, kindred and any There \\1111 sold at public to nt BR��LDS be, creditors, show cause, if any Intere�t: Your Choice of Our Stock Reg. 4 For to , CHOPPED 4 the and best STEAKS outcry highest can Estate of Mrs. 69� CAN. BISCUITS they why said Adminls- Regarding Mag­ 'bidder for cash, between the 3 Bars 29¢ le·ltrotors sll'oliid not be ale known as MEN And BOY'S hours of sale before the discharged Rig.es, o,lso ,Mrs. gal from their udministmtion, unci H. R. Riggs formerly ofRegtster. Merito Cloverleof or Parkerhouse courthouse in I SUITS SWIM d�r Bull?ch receive letters of dismission, on �ulloch Co�nty, GeorglO. SUITS on the first nOll�c � County. GeorglB. the first Mondoy in August. 1959, IS hereby given thot Mrs, Deodoront in the Mo!he 20.% Soap 'FROZEN ROLLS Tuesday August. t959, R Mikell Ordinary R. Kennedy, one of the ,heirS, O.FF following described personal 7-30-'ltp. #8�-:I&U . hos filled application \�illl me.to And All of our famous brands are PROTEX PORK SA·USAG.E����AH� property. to-wit: declare no Administration neees- Sport NOTICE OF included in this clear­ One certain 1957 Taylor, 36- I'UBLICATION sory. '1uick . foot flat trailer equipped with Notice is hereby given that Said application Will be heard away" Plenty of summer use left ��tr� sides and... IO:OOx22 tires; said the business operated at Stilson. at office 3 39¢ my Monday. Aug�lst this year, an extra for next found in possession of in t.he trade name of 3rd and if no Buy property Georgia, , 1959, objection Danny Taylor Lingo, Jr., levied" ewman Distributing Co," is is r:'ode an order �Yi.1I be COATS summer, STREET .FLOOR B_n execution in owned .pnsse.d on to satisfy and carried on by Joel saymg no Admlllistration IS Toilet L. Soap foreclosure against Danny Tay- Newman whose address is necessary, lor Lingo, Jr., iSSued from the Sliison. Georgia, nnd Ihot the This 7th 1959 July . PRAISE Superior Court of Bulloch statement relating thereto re- R. P. Mikell, Ordlllary County. levied on as the pro- quired by Georgia Code 106-301, 7-30-4tc Both of said notice #9�-RPM perty defendenl, 2 Bars 39¢ of levy and sale having been Ii,..----- .,. 20% OFF MenPs and Jumbo Cuban . Boy's ,. for or U. S. No. I Yellow gi'!?�is t�t�in�iBY of July, 1959. convenient take-out HAROLD . HOWELL, Sheriff, at All Purpose Bulloch County Georgia. enjoyment and more 2 For 35¢ Lbs. 29¢ Our Entire SUMMER SLACKS AVOCADOS ON IONS 5 7-30-4tc No. 92 N&N THE DIXIE PIG DRIVE·IN Stocl< Of BREEZE Naturally a grand selection, FOR YEAR'S SUPPORT FAMOUS BRAND Instant Lorge Lorge, Juicy Fluffy . Bulloch as our entire stock is includ­ GEORGIA, County: STRAW HATS 2,0% Pkg. 35¢ Bulloch Court of Off Ordinary 21 Fried in a basket ed_ Suits Lbs. and coats .. , LEMONS '2 29¢ 2 Mrs. J. M. Hagan, having Shrimp sport 25% OFF Out GO! with POTATOES Pkgs.49¢ they plenty. of time for cool com­ made application for twelve All sizes. Nothing reserved, for next fortable wear. ,. months support out of the es­ buy Buy several pairs for now and Blue

J. and -1.45- , . , tate of M. Hagnn, ap- year Stetsons and Etchi­ next slimmer ... Many pairs ideal for year 'round praisers duly appointed to set Served with French salad and drink fries, sons included, STREET FLOOR wear., _ All sizes_ RINSO apart the same having filed their STREET FLOOR returns, all persons concerned I�I � ..: lb. Lge. 77¢ Pkg. 33¢ �:g'. P CH 3 39�

Dotergant Cleoner Liquid Fluffy Dishwasher Condensed Suds Granulated Shortening Gentle " Mild, ,. SURF Handy Andy ALL DISH ALL ALL Silver Dust SPRY LUX FLAKES Lg2. Gt. Pint Lb. 20-oz. 24-oz. Lorge Lb. Large Pkg. 28¢ Pkg. 67¢ Bot. 39¢ 3 79¢ Pkg. Pkg. ·45¢ Pkg. 39¢ Pkg. 35¢ 3 Can 93¢ Pkg. 35¢ Everc.; V/i:lhms BOB WEST DALTON KENNEDY EVERETT WILLIAMS, owner of the College Pharmacy, Joins with Bob West and Dalton Kennedy. both long time employees of the Pharmacy in extending an Invitation to all to visit the completely remodeled drug store-a drug store that they feel will be a pleasure to shop In and one in which to meet friends in.

- - �J��TTHI:C:;JSB1jR- . FREE 'Prizes Given Each Sale Bridgeport 5-Plece - _ ------Thursday - --._ - -Away- - - Day--' Friday Saturday. -, 38.P�ec", Complete COPPERWARE SET 1-31f2 qt. Saucepan and Cover -- HOME MOVIE SET -- DINlnteNrnEati;aWIR ET 1-1112 qt. Saucepan and Cover 9 10 11 StaAinleRssEsteesl • Brownie 8 mm Camera 1-13.ln. Skillet with Conr July Service for Six • Brownie 8 mm Projector 1-9.ln. Skillet with Cover -DO NOT .. HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN- l-Candle warmer and stand ..m=-=....-==-..... Stock ' ���'��-=...m.. ..===-m=====�:..x...... mm�....=a�.n�..am...... up with Now Is Your Chance-Get That Camera �� E'i'I�::.I1.11I1 1,000 1.grain Eftervesencl' Borden's Ice Cream You Have Been Wanting ••• Saccharin Tablets Eastman f.l ..d lacked Holiday Rub�.rl Heavy J 'f2 59c m Can va. Vln�1 Covered n gal. - Ii lop. Handl...UI' Proof Camera OuHit $1.49 value 69c Zlpp., 59c Value--Pint I f1 with Flash AHachment-6 Flash RUBBING ALCOHOL 29c Complete • . You Have to Use It to Relive bulbs and film It!!! Size Economy, Pariteis Joner 'KLEENEX 25c Full Pint Only $5.99 a Ba�� �o��t Pen-99c VANILLA FLAVOR 99c regul!l'r $10.75 �alue • A Value $1.95 _ Full Pint "'Flnl Qualify 24 PI.'I Croqu,t S.t - '0' 6 .Iay.,. LEMON FLAVOR 99c Compl.t. with lui. look Parker 51 F,ountain Compa,abl. Val". $11.95 $2,50 Value Blue Crass OUR :J JOUR CHOICE ' COLOGNE $1.69 PRICE SOCCOi' Galls ••• KlC'� 10..15 ••• Balls $895 Blue Pen and Pencil Sets Volley $2.50 Crass . !ill!! I 'u':)i'ller BaUs ••• Basketballs DUSTING POWDER $1.69 from $12.50 to $35.00 Values -Evcop�:onal Values- $1.50 Value Yardley from SHAVING LOTION 99c Your Choice-% $4.50 up Alka-Sel�zer Brillion, whl'e. Ivy-decorated bowl. price ,hll' are Ideal for every mixing ond $1.00 Value Desert Flower food -Thursday. Friday. Saturday Only- - .'orlng need. Gel all � at 'hi' DEODORANT 65c value 39c ..noolionol moneY'lOvlng prlcel 50c $1.25 Value ABSORBINE JR. 89c 100 Caroid and Bile SALTS TAIBLETS 83c BILL HATCHER Get a supply for the kids!!! BILLY GERMAN $1.00 Wrisley All of the of I BUBBLE BATH 79c employees the College Pharmacy wish to ex­ tend an invitation to all of their friends to come to the Eskimo Pies 29c Parker's grand opening of the remodeled and redecorated INK newly QUINK 5c store,' drug Each of the employees are proud of the drug Value-Yardley that is THURSDAY ONLY �)kg� 6-45c $1.2� stor.e Southeast Most Modern and they are SHAVING FOAM 89c enxious for all Georgia'is to visit the Phar acy during the great three­ Sgc Value-Medicated day Opening Sale. BABY SILICAIRE LOTION 100 Bayer Asprin $1.S9 Value Norwich ASPIRIN $4.75 49c $2,00 Value-Lustre Creme Rubber Spike-$6.S0 Value SHAMPOO $1.39 BASEBALL SHOES $3.95 Thursday • Friday • SatiQrday $1.00 Value I $6.95 Value W'ilson RINSE AWAY 69c GRAND OPENING FEATURE TABLE TENNIS SETS $4.50 $2.25 Value--Dubarry ------��� $4.95 Value Jr. CLEANSING CREAM $1.25 oGal r;ootball-Basketball Set $3.49 Hot � 0 •• n • Sc $1.00 Vallie Dog Jr. Kick-off Kit WOODBURY LOTION SOc FOOTBALL SET $1.59 Delicious Frank 50c Value-Woodbury Fold"); Handl. and Lock Rigid �J.98 Value Adjustable Complet. With � SHAM'POO 39c Moisture-Proof Carrying Co,. SWIM FINS $2.49 $1.75 Value-Dubarry . Comparable Value $3.98 �4.9S Value SKIN REFRESHNER $1.00 SWIM FUN KITS MILK SHAKE $2.00 Value-Lustre Creme (consist Fins a:nd Masks) SPRAY SET 99c SATURDAY ONLY FRIDAY ONLY All Flavors •• Il .19c -See Our Other Specials on Page 9-

. . Your Chance To Save' at ••• THE COLLECE PHARMACY ... Southeast Georgia's Most· Modern Drug Store BRIDGE PARTY AT BRILLANT COMPUMENTS AfTERNOON TEA AfTERNOON TEA MRS. BRYANl"S KITCHEN FETES MISS The U OC - MISS BElTY SMITH SMITH HONORS VISITOR B II h HeraId P 9 FETES MISS BElTY SMITH age Miss Betty Smith wilo Is re- Brooklet News - 8 Mrs. John' Edward Guardia II' Thc Bulloch Herald On Wednesday afternoon, July Mrs. Allred Dorman. Mrs. D. O. courtesies Statesboro, Page celvlng many prior to was hostess at a lovely nfter- Georgia, Thursday, July 9, 1959 Mrs. Leodel Coleman and Mrs. Women·. New. and Lester, Mrs, Paul Mrs. GeneraI 1,�otors l EX II It I. IBREAKFAST Sauve. her wedding, July 16, was the noon tea Saturday June at W ·11 I ·b· 28. 9,1959 Evans honored H. Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July Virginia Miss Ki,'ge"j. Mrs, George Bean Inspiration c: a IC',ely toa a: tho her home II Kennedy Ave. hon- -S-H-E-A-L-E-Y-F-AM--IL-Y-----M-IS-S-L.;.IN,;_D-A..;..B-U,;_N-IS---n I (. TAKE SUMMER TRIP Smith at a and Mrs. enter- home of her Mrs. TEACHING AT F.s.U, • · Betty bridge party . Grady Attaway Mrs. E. A. Smith nt orlng daughter. Henry H. is Lieutenant M r. and M J. 1'-F-a-II";u;;'re�p-n-d-d-1s';'C-O-U-I1I-.'::em"";en-t-M-IS-'-A-U';d�re-y-M�O-rg-a-n-,r::a7.lm::-l�y:-;I:;;:lr", o,A; Mrs. Coleman's home on talned at breakfast In Mrs. 302 North Main Street. S. Jr. of Danviile, Yo. rs. Lcroy Shealey Miss Linda of Wyatt appointed J Exten- Bry· Host- �henault Bean, daughter .. lhe home was In a nnd Marcia and result from too Agricultural Boulevard. 3:l:'S • I' 11 esscs daughter. Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Ipeel.lI.to, Coliege were Mrs E . A . � .. , eXJl<.'Cil�g br:l�'Jot °M1"h , Oeo'll" Bean of II , II Imay -hursJny decorated AI.lt 1,��arl.'''nV . ," P " color motif of their Pat ttman En- recent- much of children, out slon ServIce, at 0 clock honor- Mrs, I red H. pale pink. niece. Harvey, who I. points " morning Ip.OO Smith. Mrs. H. P. Statesboro, director of toaay roses were used In on Red pastel tones visited an Colonel Gov. Vandiver's staff Ing Smith. Jones Mrs. H, p, chanttng glndloll Iy Army friend of Mr. !,he band at the, MI�s Betty Sr., .Iones Jr .• Thompson High I decorations, Their 10 and cnrnattons repeatedIn. In In gift Betty O The were Shenley's Camden, Dei. te guests seated at a and Mrs, They Is oboe t School, and C Dodd .11', teaching Sidney was n of hem cundles and refreshments, cure- also MI'Il. John A. Robertson Public Invited To pair stitched tnble, Just In Mrs. visited New York City, baton at By long front of the C, P. Olliff Sr. ami Mrs. made u twirling Florida State linen cases. fully detailed, charming D. C. and pillow Y bride-elect was n ar- J. B. , other the Averitt MEtrs, mes B SoeIe Editor dmmattc alternated In greet- bnckground for the hostess. University through rlrst rannen, ty Phone·�4.'82 _ J. H. Wyatt, prominent bus- New Mexico, and Mr. and Mrs. , . of the places. summer ....Ion. Mrs. Akins won rnngemcnt vari-colored fresh Ing guests. Mrs. Hnrry Smith honoree And ten guests. Bucky lingerie --- lness man, has received nourlca- David McLoughlin, Jr. And chil- fruits on brass find Mrs. for high. For low. Miss Barbara large apothecary Ernest Tccl presented Greeting the guests as they .... is Lieu- l"e:::II ==:=:::II_I:i===.... III::cI. lion or his OPPJi:I:"I(!nl drcn, Patty, Judy and Billy, c� COPPER.BOWEN VOWS SAID a blue linen scales a miniature them to Ihe were Have you seen a CRr run sole. was For dress with matching cnclrcltng receiving line. Mrs. Fielding Rus­ on the Stnlf or Fla. nrc Mr tenant-Colonel Pensacola, vlsltlng Mrs accessories and a of bride and groom. Wooden bowls. E. A, Mrs. Horace Mrs, Bill M,s. Iy by the power of the sun? Or Brunson" s gi:,en. hos� e Bobble r-aye Copper corsage Smith, Smith. Governor E:.IC3l vandiver. and Mrs. W. Lee McElveen. Mrs.,arrIVC-d�CII rubber of Mr. and Mrs. Orle A: white asters. filled with fruit nnd greenery, of the bride, Miss aed Boweni • • • synthetic manufactured ��odC';;!,k :eceiv.,.;m�:r ring.a;g daugh;er mo�her Betty Mrs. George Grooms visited were E���s �����uac':! �h�;n In a pop bottle in 60 seconds? became the bride or The wedding was directed by placed at Intervals down Smith, Mrs. H. P. Jones Mrs. vl�gl;l:� nnd Bazemore. .•. line. In JUDGE RENFROE TALKS Mr. Mrs. Harold Lasseter In was the receiving the line with How would like to under Betty charming in a blue Virgil Bowen or son Mrs. Pearle Davis. center of the table. H. P. Jones .lr and Mrs. Columbus you Ray Metter, '. Sidney Mrs. Guardia and Genevieve TO BROOKLET KIWANIS last week. shirt waist dress with match- of The-hostesses D01d Jr. how a works, Mr and Mrs Bennie J presented Betty, receiving Iho teo cuesls were Sam At the of the Klwanis Mr. nnd M,'S. J. H. Hinton and staqd jet en[ine LOVELY RECEPTION Mrs. Tillman Mrs. meeting accessories. Mrs. Dull's Southern Cook Book. the room. explore themystery or control- Ing Bowen' Sr. In a �eremon at in living William Akers. and Ihe Mrs. J. N. Shearouse w.ere visitors; Club last Thursday night guests the Foilowlng the the Cards the served A twin of ling tomorrow's space and Other were home �f the brlde's ceremony, marking places glndloll Miss Betty Smith. brlde- elect of was J. L. of ships guests Mrs. Zack pa�nts nrrangement guest spcnker Judge Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Edgar brlde's were a • dual and listen to a radio which Is In Statesboro on Sunday June parents hosts at purpose. dahlias In a pair of gold July. Parrish at power. Smith, Bill Oillff, Mrs. Renfroe of Statesboro, Superior Portal. Mr�. reception In their home. The were "Mrs. vase. added ed 28 a t 4 .. guests told, traditlonnl Jr by "liquid sunshine??" Frank Williams pm elegance Mrs. Roger Hoiland .• Mrs. Court M,', and Mrs, Arte Grooms Jr., Mrs. Mary .Iudge. MISS SARA who was The bride'. table was over. Dull tells you What to Do: In Ihe formal decorations, Bernnrd Mrs, ADAMS, These are some of The double you Morris. Miles The recreattonal and Mr .und Mrs. Hall of Phenix the excit- G. Watson. Mrs. Dan Munn, Mrs. ring ceremony program, selected the American laid with a white table write your advice to on The table In the room and Miss Ela Johnson by Legion moments In store Jack was Elder T. Roc o'llandy Betty dining Wood, which l!l each Aln. were recent 0: ing when Averitt and Mrs. Graham perlormed by sponsored year by City, guests Post to attend cloth bou'nd with wide bands or What you should Not Do." was covered In nltcrnated at the book. Auxiliary, 00, General Motors Previews of PI'O. Daniel of Meller. Scott of Statesboro. green (nffeta, guest the members of the Club. In Mr. and Mrs.. Ioe Grooms. white Girls State at Morcer University satin, extending to the Betty wore a two-piece white oyerlaid with n dainty all-over A of snnd­ the three Mr. and gress comes to Marvin Pittman The home was decorated with varlety ·dainty cooperntton with MI'S, Joe Edwards, noor. The t�ble was silk dress with June 21·27. Miss Adams was beautifully the top embrold- embroidered white organdy cloth wlches, cheese straws, decorated FOlhlon now Jr. of Audltorlum. The local I a standard of white churches of Brooklet, is Claxton visited he showing gladioli. decorated with a ered in with named Secretary of State on cupid at one America beauty shades, deep rufftes. and Edwin L. will be presented on Thursday, and white cala- party cakes, minis, punch well under way. parents. Mr. and Mrs, .10I11e" chrysanthemums end an Her hot was of black net The Inveltment: The elected - holding arrangement of trlmm- majestic center was were served. Thursday. newly at 10:00 THE SUNMOBILE WATCH _ H. W. piece director of the summer last week. July 9, u.m. before sci. IT GO!! The Smith dlums. Wynn, Lanter, officials were white and white ed with American flow· a tnll In inaugurated Friday cnce and a snapdragons Beauty very arrangement slack. in and made an Mr. and Mrs. Worthll1f1:o' industrial education amazing SunmobiJe, car that runs on ia Mrs. Cleo. A. of Assisting entertaining slender sheath program, at the State She Is the sunshine, Hattaway mums. At the other end the ers. Her and shoes were ed candelabrum of white recrentio,nal Ro,v Capitol. students of Teachers shown in action in this time 20 South MaIn St. bag garden. serving were Miss Sara Hall, inform.llve report of the work son. Bill. of Atlantr Georgia exposure. The button� Reidsville. aunt of the bride, three-ttered white las. a�d little. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. like wedding cake was pearlized leather. White snapdragons and Miss Leona Newton. Mrs. Leodel covered a done and announced that ale this weel( wllh he' College. photovoltaic cells on the hood turn presented the music. by I'eing spending and a light energy wedding topped with a cluster of were invited. of (Bill) Adams student at. into electrical la'lle Fifty guests hanging garlands white step· Coleman, Miss Viola Perry, Mrs, from 50 10 75 young boys and mother, Mrs. IV, II. Upchurch. With energy to move the model car. A 300. Independence! The bride entered the living bells Statesboro High School. Pa�ked demo�. Wedding Wedding and satin ribbons. hanotis. interspersert with white Mrs. Waldo wide·collared, or .excit.lng watt sun. room an aslle of white HenlY Ellis, Floyd, girls of this community particlw Mrs. Hoke S. Brannen nnd s drnmotlc lamp simulates the The Sunmobile is one through The lower lier candles. stroll.ons s.clCnce Announcements and base held SUE ANN COLEMAN Mrs. Dan Lester, Mrs. Don pille in the program each dRY. 1-Iol:e Brannen, Jr. visited re- role progress under of the demonstratlons in the General Motors science satin ribbons drawn In place .maller I� l�dustrlOI American is clusters of Wedding bells ICELEBRATES HER Punch was served from an Mrs. Zollon clipped jacket, The Polio Committee s prized her Thompson, Farkas. Survey lrHivcs in Bradenlon, Fin. I.,st America economy, the show Previews of Progress. The admis· Independence Card Inforrnals by young sons, Jimmy and touched with blue. �ree 40.minute, FUORTIf BIRTHDAY anlique French Limoge bowl. A Mrs. Alfonso DeLoach, Mrs. Cotton and completed their orp,nnizllion for week. MM.I s. MI.a )( stage show IS open to the pub·. show dramati7.es the David Cooper. She wore a street r., sion'[roo, stage wonders of Those In the home variety party sandwiches. Jack Mrs. Bill take the whole world assisting On Thursdda afternoon June .of . Broucek. Keith, Iho survey that will place . y and admiSSion free. by dress of blue lace trlmm· y MM. rwl M '.'>. E. Cr h"r.l science before two million, American students and Invitations length were cheese biSCUit and . Mrs. Hobson Donaldson, Mrs. Don lurkey salad, Mrs. Frank Mrs. William rayon blend, this Joe Ingrum I ed In satin over taffeta. Her hat 25, Coleman 'enter. Mlkelll '11:1 . Presented a team cdults ?urlng. we�lt. Mr. 'and Mrs .I. W. ClOY of llic by two·man each yenr. Mrs. D. P. Mrs. Rurus In limbales. and beautifuily de· Z. Mrs. Ronald IS ", Waters, talned with a Mother Goose Brown. Neil. and of the program v"nnnh and in was of blue lace trimmed In ch�lrm:lI1 ,'1erc r,nc3ts I"'s� attend YMCA understandable, S:nco the ant of the Napkins Brannen. Mrs. corated petils fo(lrs. Miss Norman. Block, green, coml:)ltlcc. norra.ted gal signing seed pearls and velvet ribbons. Naughton Beasley, Party. honoring her daughter, L!zzle Th"::511V 'of Mr .and . non·technlcal the . Mrs. Mm .De., language, s,how an off a II Mrs. Lee Jr George Parrish of Two bouncing egg it from Previews won George .• Mrs. Jake Sue on Jesup hundred were .)"meg E. Mc:nll w·s c1l1ed to has wide Declaration of Ameri­ shoes and were 'Ann ' her fourth birth. guests 12 to 040 1ritl . uses to Independence, Thank You Notes fler bag white and Mrs. navy, exciting showmanship height of four feet. ac.1 Anderson, Mrs. Troy Hendlix Elizabeth Donaldson Invited 10 cail from 4:00 to 6:00 North C"1"0'ln1 I,st week·ond calmI' f'rom educators nnd civic Cfln� have to FREE· kid. She carried her day. I:e. Me.,. R'I:'h CIII, "nd little so 1 make science come alive fOi' been dedicated and Mrs. were at the punch bowl. In the . I cause of the of his brodl· assem'hi In N.•Y pearl!zed Herman Bland. Littie The children In' the p,m. and custom more than Previews of and fral.cl'11al brides bouquet, a white orchid played de�lh GI'lel' of ,Jacksonville, N. C. are' y three million student.s Progress already oJ'g:Ulizntions for I DOM. Pam Hendrix 'the dining room were Dr. Helen a heart oper- on a passed nap-' back yanI wereh swIngs, _ er·ln·lnw, followlllg of her and adults who view it each has been to 18 mil- with purple throat white gym guests parents, Mr. and presented its success in i.lwa1cening both klns . Deal. Miss Lynn Smith. Mrs. sizes lor the ation. Mr. McCall was SILVER BAY. N. Y.-Three lion lace covered book.' sets. trikes and bikes. wagons ncco�p- Mrs. W. Lec McElveen. year. Many more see it on tele· persons in the United States. student::: and adults to the im. The of the Rural Electri· all at prayer Curtis Lane. Mrs. Albert Bras. NOW . FOR ATIfLETE'S anled his MISS YMCA secretaries are signing The guests were served and horses furnished fun FOOT by daughter. Mr. Georgia vision. Seven Previews units Mrs. Frank E. Williams Jr. of punch. hobby shorler and Mrs. Leonard Hnnna. take the portance of science in life one fine store weil, Mrs. Bl.ford Mrs. , ligure, N McCall Sl)ccial summer sos· dnily fication Act, too, has freedom chicken salad nuts, snd frolic for the Knight, ancy attending brought Penn.• sister or the sandwiches. guests. Use T·4-L show to all to Bartonsville, because It • ford of Woodbine were week· seck sectl'ons of the "nd the VI"i.l't I flecd f Joe Robert Mrs. John liquid .'. sions at Silver through Previews to Or more ) mints and cake. Then Mother Goose�ctive Tillman. 12c to 22c. Bay YMCA. ':We to rural citizens - FREEDOM from bride was matron of honor and games giV81 you KERATOLYTIC AC· end guesfs of her parents, and more to country. Each team carries skilled hands to scientific Jackson Mrs Juli s and Minicl( enter· here. IIlSlpre young people cnrry Mr. and Mrs. Bowen left on a were Hodg Mitzi Landy Assembly of attendant. She wore a played Including Mrs. H. C. Purrlsh. make science their career and 1,000 pounds stage equ'ipment progress forward. DARKNESS and DRUDGERY. only' "Jac� Mrs. J�ck Mrs. �Ii 17.95 tnined with n "Wading Pool street wedding trips to Florida. Over Candlestick, Averltt,an Rev. and Mrs. E. Miss in its station length dress or white Upon Miss ���=-�"=�'1!' at the home of their L, and Mr .and Mrs. provide the trained talent Arner. wagon. their !,ump th�, Keith. Bonnie Woodcock Ex Party" Kemp Mabry, ,,-.= , return they will be at home deeplet lnleeUon with 1 1'1...... �� linen with bands of blue Ring Henrietta Hall attend the Harri- district ica must to The Rural are light Ban�ury �ross. and Miss Parrish. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry YMCA secretaries for have keep pace Electric Systems In Metler. and The Aroun�Bush. Mary kllll:;'"m'edleauon In T.....L. Re- ncunion linen trim marked with rhine- Rosy Mulberry Mrs. Minick last Wednesdoy after- Jon Sunday at Camp North Georgia, are with with the promise of the future," ••• Lawrence' Mallard and 110_ ltehlna and bur n Spring· dedicated to serving free men with stones and They were delighted with lng, noon. The Invited were Reid, a church near pearls. Mrs. Alvin Rocker were In Wateh guests resOl·t. field YMCA College Summer John F. Gordon. president of MRS. NAN EDITH JONES ice lpeedo beallnllo new, at rates can Robert Bowen of cake. cream. punch Andy and Kathy. Stan Wrightsville. School and H. Snead General declares. S Perk'IDS on electricity they Birmingham, birthday charge of refreshments healthly IIdn appear, rr not Low, gen. Motors. 010'" HAS EXCITING lWO WEEKS and mint Favors were LaPapc. cotty O./ZEO Ala was his brother's best man. cups. Mrs pi...... In 24 48e SHOP .. . Smith bciun, your Guests last week·end of Mr. eral secrelary of the One of the of It was an Bobby �nd Mrs Waycross highlights the bride wore exciting time ror lollipops and hats with Mother ��g. . The mother or the Zack baek at any Itore, Abo, S���m�ya��e��& :Rrg�; 'nd Mrs. John Woodcock were is the Trans· Smith kept the register. d..... Sharen and YMCA. attending show is the amazing GM Sun· Mrs. Nan Edith Jones who works Goose characters on them. The use lull Kicklighter. Karen. Bett was Itren&tb r.... ltehy, Mr .and Mrs. Delmas Mr. portation YMCA Can· • AI=FORD lovel In a beauti. Belinda Lee, Lynn and Sue Den· Lanier, (Railroad) mobile the minature car that ac· S G Staff ""l1'li .. In the Statesboro Regional Li· little girls and boys wore play ,nd MI�. Alton Mr. ference. eorgla rul n1e beige lalc with a full mark, Ellen Bohler. Ted Wynn, Woodcock, LUally runs on the power of the FOI IXPIIT SlIVICI brary. Her son. Basil, his wife. clothes. :w�&:�!:..t'"""�t�=vy 1nd Mrs. Mr, skirt. Mrs. Smith wore an ex· Sunny Lester, Cathy and Nancy Floyd Woodcock, sun. It upon eight Wade (Scotty Perkins. cur· YOUR TO Paulette, their little Those present were Kim and videa a film or anU. Silver Ba known as . ON daughter, 2nd 1I1d Mrs. DUrell Mr, "The d�pends GRAND OPENING SPECIALS qulslte blue lace shealh embrold. AT Minick. Charlotte. on Edith and NOW Becky cells ItS . !:tir"proteeUon. Dona.ld�on, Summer rentiy enrolled In the Paulette's sister. Brown. June Akins, Skye Lee Hnl "'1nd Mrs. HO;:;. of the YMCA." photo.elect�lc 10F.ated Georgia Kath� ered In sequins. F'ltANKUN'S LANE. REXALL Cromley, Jeffrny Jones, Lonnie Linton and hood for Its operation. These BRIGGS & STRATTON PAYI Brigitte, have Mrs. and Pratt Lockwood. Dianna FIRST I s ltdoca e on I.. 8 k.e G. n Teachers r a d u been_ViSiting Cromley, Eric Howard and 'ittle all i College g ate Mrs. Marion Brantley was In DRUG CO. 7:2·9·18; 9:3·10·17 doughlcr Susan, of ,�orge. cells convert light energy into Jones. The)' returned to Miami Baker, Lee Dupree, Debbie Emily Thaxton, all of Brooklet. �he Adirondack Mountollls. 1 he has engln. . of the HI·fl (#298). ;ov3nnah.' electrical which In lurn school, been named head charge recordings In MI's. energy uti Minick served escorted Scouts of came w. onl� factory.appro.ed COII Ph �oy �m{.)rlca a small electric motor basketball and track coach at with her. cookies and and powers ege armacy Mrs. Jones also had Hodges. -..,..------punch, present- IIlto being here III 1910. to move the car...... nlnh.odtl.'•• _."....p.�, other visitors. __ __ cd to each little guest n party South Georgia College. n,d,.orln��n.'nldPO.,"'f .' ���-�����-�Mltt�h:e�m:u:s�lc�roo:m�Her sister, Mrs. I.' �. �======������������������������� lu""lslon. See vlfo,. check",. Friday Saturday- ." , •• • D·t\\l es heId f01" Marguerite Shaw and her daugh· Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Denmark w·�'i·. ".,"' w" , ••, .�," .,'�;:6:.:',:,�":7':�,�� ..�""��",:",��' .";;.w�,: :� Il! yetteviile. N. C. was of Brooklet. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. on EX'C r WADING POOL PARTY N. is th. oldest the 1949·50 GTC teams and ElSIO R theerre'Oa'ISFoa. Deloach of Mr. and Y., organized lamp to duplicate the sun's rays. , Claxton, MRS. JOE INGRAM T St . Mrs. ony ro�zo camp with a continuous history As the light strikes tho cells, later played in the air force and Jones' son, Basil, Is a Mrs. S. J. Denmark of Alamo, ENTERTAIN in the United States. the 15·inch moves supervisor of·Pan·American Air visited Mrs. Lee last Sunmobile for industrial teams. ;- Waley M.'5. Joe was the t , Lines. Ingram smoothly across the table. ELECTRIC Sunday. at R Broo This is the 75th hostess lovely luncheon at::'1 klet anniversary For one year he was fresh· -:"Eji- of YMCA The Previews audience wiii Mrs. Bryant's Kitchen in States· camping man MEMBERSHIP Funeml se'vl�"s for li'qrtunoto see yet another example of sun basketball at GTC l'oro Her wore c�ach 0 and F Tuesday. guestl observe as rony) $trnzzn or nJ. l-Ot-o:ktct. ,...: The first camping experience power in fascinating "assistant football REPORT OF CONDITION Mrs. Wendell Blker of 'Elkland, th.e fueqand CORPORATI9N ,vho In 1835 wos the cell. This deVice converts coach last year at Hazelhurst. I die:lll,ur5duy . .Iuly,2 St.,in beginning of chfml. J B., Mrs. Raymond Summerlin "A Joseph's Hospital ntt.et a short the Y camping movement which cal energy of distilled plants ·Aulo Locally-Owned, MI�. C. Perkins last winter named .I Swainsboro, were enrolls Into was Supplv 0.1 Joh� illness, held Saturday at 230,000 In 641 camps energy with rour Sea Island Bank r Mrs. Kermit Chfton. electrlca.1 one of nine charter members 40 romley.. I I a.m, at SI. The first was times the oblaln· East Main St, . Matthew's Catholic today. camp called I Irs. Wilham Cromley. �fflclency �ow in the GTC Athletic Hall of Statesboro, Georgia Church In Statesboro, conducted Cnmp Baldhead on Orange' Lake, ed by burning coal, 011 or natural 1 (Next to Southern Poss. Mrs. Hoke�rs.S. Fame. He is married to the Auto) "O"ICIAL" r.aymond by the Rev. Robert B. Rademach· N. Y., under of Sum· gas. leadership former At the Close of Business on June 30, 1959 Crannen and Miss Doris Parrish. Betty Horne class Statesboro, Ga. ' or pastor Burial was In Enst. ner F. Dudley. a member of the In the show. a few drops of 11r.�"'II'!"'�IITI'I'II",I: 1956'. BADMINTON SET AUTOMATIC New York sunshine" Of/ side State YMCA com· suf· Cem�tery. "liquid provide • - �_��_��H. C.",pl.f. 4 Plav., s.t LIGHTER • 4 N,lon S'",", ICKbt. the week·end and _ h�.�=n�����h_�_ed���_D���a_I------• _ Cradley during • Statesboro was in Lake Champlain and renamed table radio. If a method for mak· Doubl. Court N.t 2 HAND POUSHID ASSETS 'vere charge. Mrs. Lorene Knight. Mrs. PI•• tlc Shultlococ" • 2 lAKED INAMIL FINISH Camp Dudley for its founder. Ing the fuel cell practical were rnnry NeSmith. Miss Janelle Motal Pol.. • 11011. INk. ASSOlTED (otOIS • mus balances with other banks, includ­ • ever found, this device would ClI:sh, and Charles NeSmith. all YMCA in (."',.....,. Valu. Valu. 19. reserves and cash Items ::night Georgia camps are have a tremendous economic ,9.95 'Regular mg balances, of Savannah. and Rev. and Mrs. Rites held for full now. The program Way· impact and greatly add to the in process of collection $ 954,823.91 Ilarrison Olliff of Statesboro. cross YMCA will hold Its camp life of coal and oil reserves. U:litcd States Government obligations, di- Mrs. James Lanier and Mrs. second session July 6·17: Mrs. S. D. Parrl·sh In addition to sun power, the 'IICI Now55¢ rect. and (jrady Howard, opel'ators of guaranteed 1,012,700.00 Previews audience will see a OUI$669 of P.ae's Beauty Shop; have recent· Mrs. Susie Davis 73. bb!i�ations Gtutes end political subdi· Parrish. CALVARY VACATION visual history of the Jet engine 1'/ the Nat.ional Hair· died early June visions 151,405.36 Joined Tuesday night, BIBLE SCHOOL in "capsule" form. Beginning t:ressers Association and attend· 23, at her home In Chandler Loans and discounts a I 2,837,284.47 working model of the an was a with �o.'" cd ail·day clinic that County after long illness. The Baptist Church ,JU Sf 011 E .OF 7 Buts Ch.""r.t Bank owned furniture Calvary first jet which dates back to e., � 5c p,remises $4,000, held In Statesboro at the Mattie Funeral services were held had a record attendance Va- HOT DOG---­ in 200 this is eli. and iixtures $7,780.91 ,...... 11,789.91 B.C., sequence (tt I-Ively School Sunday. 28. Thursday at 4 p.m. at Upper cation Bible School this oFrC�' 'It'" O�r 'flYJMr ''',tl'i.'� I J�ne year, maxed by the running of a min. Other assets 832.40 Meetings or the organization will Lotts Creek Primitive Mrs. Austol Baptist Youmans. V.B.S. lature gas turbine engine with TOTAL he held monthly which Mrs. Church, conducted Elder AI· MILK SHAKE 19c ASSETS by principal, nnnounced that the en· Q non·minature roar. This $4,968,836.05 Lanier and Mrs. Howard vin type plan Lynn nnd J. Walter Hendrix. rollment reached a high of 190, of engine may power automo. L I A B I LIT I S to p.ttC'1d. Burinl was in ,E the church ceme· with nn overage attendance of biles of tomorrow. tery. Demand of 156, and $37.96 mission offer· Safety conscious spectators 69c deposits individuals, partner. Mr. and Mrs. J3rnes Y:tr· Survivors nrc one son, Wit- The attendance ing. included 162 will be intrigued by a demon. ships, and corporations $2,223,934.52 brough of Atlnnta nnd Mr. nne! ford Parrish, Metter; four sisters, and 3 boys girls ages through stralion of a new foam plastic Time deposits 'of ·Mrs. Robertson, Jr. Miss Rosa Mrs, 16 individuals, partnerships, Billy an,d Davis. Atlanta, and 28 workers. The ten·day being used for crash in little pads and corporations daughter of Lvons soent Ella Parrish, Portal, Mrs. J. L. school wos climaxed 895,012.21 Friday aircraft and automobiles. The of United States last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Rex with Deposits Government Trapnell, evening commencement ex· lecturer actually makes the rna. Come .J. W. Jr. both of .. Robertson, Allendale, S. C.; one ercises where each Department terlal in four minutes and shows (including postal savings) 19,219.16 Mrs. Poul Mrs. of States House, Marion brother, John Davis of Atlanta; on the Deposits and political subdivi- SMOOTH AS �1rticipated program. it.s cushioning qua lit I e s by RIDING OVER A PENCIL LINE... Franldin and little son, Paul, three sions grandchildren. .. 299,809.55 Mrs. Price and Miss Nan Price, The remained at Smith· of body In! Deposits banks . 37,660.90 nil of were guests lost' Tillman in Statesboro r;:::::::::;::==:;;;:======�" ." ... , Lyons, Mortuary Other deposits (certified and 0 f f ice r s' Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. until time (or services. ride on checks, etc.) .. your modern concrete Wyatt. 16,940.60 Register TOTAL DEPOSITS $4.492,576.94 I Mr. and rvtrs. A. C. Walls and TOTAL Miss Mary 5lnter wel'e guests of PHILLIPS T!PS LIBILITIES -$-4-,4-9-2-,5-7-6-.-9-4 S. C. last with relatives in Columus, lamilies for FREE sawed joints week·end. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Mr. and Mrs, Claude Roberl· Capital" Florido PRIZES $125,000.00 son spent several days in By Bill Surplus on a fishing trip. 175,000.00 Driving is 100% enjoyment on modem concrete. smooth and Take a Undivided Superbly quiet. tip from the ... in :...... Mr, and Mrs. Ivy Anderson of movlHI experts NASCARt'conducted test of reo able to tell t.his profits 7,354.75 No This is own yourself thumps. continuous·laid pavement •• ,with sawed·in their words ... and from on­ from instantly, Reserves (and retirement account for only tiny, Register visited Mrs. J. M. peated stops highway speeds. once yoU take the wheel. pre. cushion.spaces.· the·record facts and More fen'ed You can't hear or feel them. Williams last Saturday. figures; capital) 168,904.36 than Chevrolet more Se.t Sty'e It'. the only car of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Joyner, tltis ever, give. you S�.t Economy No doubt about TOTAL CAPITAL the ACCOUNTS And laid than 'other of the low­ leading low·priced 3 that'. un­ thIs: two Hat, concrete stays Hat. Onl� concrete can be huilt to such Hatness. This is Mr. and Mrs. Harold and wag any leading Chevrolet 6's won their 476,259.11 due Joyner mistakably modern in every line. TOTAL LIBILl priced three! More room to relax class in the famous TIES AND CAPITAL to its very nature ..• to the it can be and Miss Judy Joyner are visiting in, "In its Mobilgns' Econ. way placed leveled to accurate engineering for instance. A of official price elass,'''says POPULAR amy got the best ACCOUNTS Miss. .ampling mileaRe of standards .•• not relatives at Gulf Port, SCIENCE "a new Run,. $4,968,836.05 just pounded into dimensions magazine, high, any full'slZe 22.38 shape. Miss Stelia Wilson of Savan· reported to A.M.A.· car, miles per , , • with in daring "This bank's expectation makes this styling." gallon-with BRASS-FINISHED ., capital consist of: can nah week here with happy clear. Chevy front seat Powerglide. You expect of modern concrete to last 60 and more. spent last I Comon stock with high'jVays years hip room, for one is to .. total pal' value of her sister, Mrs. J. P. Bean. of are thing, up S t Engine Every motor mag· Sest $125,000.00 Initial cost is moderate. costs will low. That pleasant living rarely 5.9 inches Trade·'n Check in any Upkeep always stay makes an this mighty Griffeth visited friends wider than comparable azine has given Chevrolet's .tand. Ronnie Guide Book. news for as a cars. And N.A.D:A.t Chevy used WASTE BASKET good you taxpayer. You won't be the same in the week·end. This is a Chevy even offers more ard and Corvette V8's unstinted car buying highway Alianla during disappointed: good prIces last year averaged to C. B. front seat head room As up I, McAllister, of the over and over Mrs. Joe Grooms was the guest than all but praise. SPORTS CARS ILLUS. $128 higher than HEAVY GUAGE METAt above·mentioned bank do again. in which to a " comparable mod­ one of the TRATED it: ... affirm that above of Mr. and Mrs. Arte Grooms place live; high·prieed cars! puts surely the els of the "other two." solemnly the statement is true �nd most wonderfully BAtt fEET that it and Extra safety is built into concrete, too. skid in Phenix, Ala., last week. "You',. suppos.d to wOlr Ch.in,. re.ponsive engine fully correctly represents the t1'ue sta.'te of Dependable resistance, friendly community. Sest available at in the Sra"e. Not only today any price." ... the several matters herein high night Mr, and Mrs. Billy Upchurch Wint.,." bigger, ;�:�1::.�il�,:!d!�f:!tf��r�t:c'koC�:�71dVG,.cment and nlJlfIGrcll. contained and set to visibility. but built with forth, visited relatives at Greenwood, We at the bank would like bonded linings for up the best of and belief. Se.t Ride MOTOR' TREND -- my knowledge Put all these and S. C. last week·end. to 66% longer life. Just to prove *�::!�":Ja. ••• ••• adyantages together it's easy to see why concrete is your TRANS magazine calls . . the Correct-Attest: C. B. OIL CO. to be the first to bid what's Chevy". Deal,,, McAllister, preSident; D. P. best for Mr.and Mrs. T. E. Daves visit· amoog What, Chevy out·stopped most A"ooiG£iow buy the heavy·duty high'l\7ays-like those on the smoothest, quiet, softest rid. Averitt, R. J. Brown, F. Everett directors. ed relatives at Jesup and Odum TIlESE LOCATIONS FOR both of the "other two" in a car in Williams, Interstate newcomers welcome. ing its price class." You'll be System. Want to know more? Write fpr new during last week·end. YOUR CONVENIENCE you SEE OUR BIG TWO·PAGE booklet. It's yours for the Mrs. Lee asking. FOR HIGHWAYS WITH A lOUD . and Robertson, in soon FUTURlj Mq. Stop -let's get AD IN TODAY'S HERALD State of of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hatcher. Highway 80 East, PO 4-115n Geol'gia, County Bulloch, ss; Visit Sworn to and Mrs. Kirk Balance and Miss before too I your local authorized Chevrolet dealer and see how much Subscribed before me this 6th of ---_·· .. _ .. more day acquainted ----_00 . U.S. SOl PO long __ has 2517 .. ----_._--_._ _ .. to offer! South, _------_ Chevy and I all of __ July, 1959, here that I am not an PORTLAND Jane Beaufort, . CEMENT Robertson. __ pertify officer ASSOCIATION visited Mr. and Mrs. J. N. or director of this bank. S. C., 507 Mortgage Guarantee Building, Atlanta 3, Sr. last Sunday and Pharmacy Georgia Rushing. College Richard N. Public. Marsh, Notary My commission ex. and attended the funer· -Where the Crowds Go- A national to and Monday, The Bulloch Bank Franklin pires July 6, 1961. organization improve extend the IUIe8 of concrete al services of Mrs. W. B. Bland Counly Chevrolet 'Company, Inc. Monday. -Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation- 60 EAST MAIN ST. Mrs. Leon Lee, Jr. and daugh· STATESBORO, GA. PHON E 4-5488 .66 · Jackie and Jan, of Hobbs. , , ters, � 1 ,.

_ ,j Three GTe faculty of Regents Authorize The. Bulloch Herald - PageH ':::::�""-=-":"",,,�""IBoard 0 0 Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 9, 1959 R 0f TInree Build on enammg ings -MR-S-.-LE-SL-IE-'-LO-N-G-';;;'_----:";-':_':""';'';';__been selected ••• participant In --- retired June 30 TO PARTICIPATE IN the National Solence Foundatlon Three new names have bccn for SUMMER approved buildings INSTITUTE Summer Institute at the Unlver- Three members of the Georgia Teachers College faculty and on the 'I'euchers Oeorgln College campus by the State Mrs. Leslie the former slty of Florida. . stuff will retire on June 30 of this Long, year, They are Dr. J. H, Mrs. one Board of Regents, Lucy Bunce, daughter of Mr. and Long was of Florida'. Whiteside, school physlcJan; Miss Queen to fifteen senior Collins, secretary Mrs . Jnmes Arthur hns high math- The new clcsercom.. Bunco, For the education dlvlslun chairman: and building ematlcs sch�1 Pattern Mr. B. as. teachers William thiS Moye, now under construction will be receiving societe professor of mathematics. award. She received her B. S. Progress named for tho Dr. Charles cltlzons who offered the from The three were honored last week a I ,Inte original degree Georgia Teacher. by reception, a solentlst. 'faculty Classes of 275 acres of held in the home of Dr. Zach S. Language Herty; fnmous, gift land, $25,000 College and has done graduate Henderson, president of the The girl s dormltones now In cash, and free electricity and work at the University of Oeor- college. known as East and West Halls, water for 10 years. The school gin. She Is a school math­ Humorous "This Is Your Life" will high statements were read and ar be named after the lute .1. was Pop I IH. then known as [he First emolics teacher In Florida. then presented to each of these ,rovIng opu Randolph Anderson of Savannah, A retiring. District & M School, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Long Ilve in DEAR Mr. received a and lor the late Albert M. Deal FRIENDS, Moye portable transistor radio; Dr. Whiteside , Georgia Teachers' College is hod It not been for Mr. Deal, the where he Is of Gainesville, Fla., w•• an desk Statesboro. presented engraved pen set; and Miss Coillns was cooperating with the State Dc. Institution would probably have doing graduate work at the Dr. • beautiful H)·cup sliver coffee server. Herty revolutionized Iho boen located elsewhere. of Florida. given partment of Ed ucatIon Langunge University WHETHER it is a nation, a state, a county, a city, like ours here at Statesboro: naval stores Industry with his scholarship grant program by Invention of the Herty turpen- ill!!III------====ZlII:I1I------­ Or whether it is our own there comes a time when it a Institute tine affairs, see�s appropriate to do some stock- BOBBY GREGORY ON sponsoring Language cup. He did his original to review and to a little into the future. �' TOUR OF DUTY WITH for High School French Teach. experimenting on what Is now taking, our past try peer 1_ Finishes Left to right: Dr. Zach S. Dr. J. H. ' Henderson, Whiteside, the GTC n U.S. SEVENTIf FLEET Shely ers, under the direction of Dr. campus. We at Robbins at such a Miss Queen .nd Mr. B. Packing have arrived Tenth it I Collins, Willla,m Moyo. He Is credited with SEE Company, point-our Anniversary-and Zollan Farkas, professor of saving US NoW! Bobby C. Gregory, seaman, would seem this to our and some of our mllllons "Of trees and millions of propervdurinq Anniversary year examin, progress contribu­ of modern languages, past i� USN, Portal, Ga., returned 2nd In dollars In the South. From the tions so that we better chart our course tomorrow. June 27 to The of this may for Long Beach, ceur, Kentucky purpose program lofty Southern pines, Dr. Herty aboard the -oller USS 28 . och I es Is to the of we Mlspil· Bllil ROt heId for I.mprove quality crented white paper, In just the ten years have been a of Statesboro and Bulloch and this Southeast sec­ stationery, part County lion after • tour of duty with State 0 Instruction In French. Activities books, and , G If Meet newsphnt paper. tion of our we have transformations Just look a r 0 u the U.S. Fleet In Include observation In a state, seen great taking place. n d to see the Seve�th the, begm- Although the Anderson Western Paclflc Ha· teachers at nlng clnss of freshman: Dining which have taken in our Our our fine ; Including. Miss Pat Shely, assistant pro. Mrso Th .college Hall, constructed In 1912. Is changes place community. great churches, schools, inc:luding Georgia waU, Japan, the Philippines, course In content at the fessor of physical education at ompson ,work soon to be razed upon compte- Teachers new our new' our civic our Oklnaw•• nd Hongkong. student s achievement level to College, homes, industries, improvements, population growth-all Georgia Teachers College, finish. work I tion 01 the Frank I. Williams Stop Improve competency In gram- attest to these transformations. ed second In the Kentucky Woo 0f Route 5 Student Center the name Ander- ,------.. A total of men's Amateur golf tournament 28 Bulloch County son will be ret�lned as the name we 'been a we are our arc ":,'::'� rea�lng, com��slll0t". And hove per+ of it-and of last week at teachers attending the Ele-- an� at a Mr. Ander- immensely proud part. Lexington. Mrs. Maggie Andrew 8lrl's dormitory. Science at Thomp- �om��� ���ble:�S:n e�� ��ac�- our start in a Miss Shely lost 2 and I In 36 mentary Workshop son w•• chairman of the Board From 1949 with seventeen and of $20,073.63, we have wi'ill son, 67, of Rt, 5, Statesboro, died In of French and of mod 'employees payroll grown holes Georgia Teachers College this 01 Trustees from the creation 01 t� defendln� champion Tuesday afternoon June 23 In the to our an of a summer. m:terials and methods; ander� " with average and of over Mrs. Games Wilson m the tourn- the college until 1922. community present position sixty employees payroll $175,000. the Bulloch County Hospital brief review 01 French clvillza- ament played over the Idlehour We came to Statesboro in March of 1949. That we had seventeen on our We G.T.C. Is cooperating with the after a long Illness. tlon and culture West Hall has been renamed year payroll. averaged Club course. Miss Country Shely State Department of Education .' Deal Hall after the man who 121 and 37 cattle a week. led after 18 holes. She was the of the Special emphasis Is . l-up handling hogs science scholarship program by daughter being headed a group 01 Statesboro .------late Bill and Janie Deal Andrew given to the use of That was t.he the Statesboro on South Main Street. And the swim­ sponsoring. workshop for ele- _ year Regional Library opened and was a member of languagel.-and mentary teachers It Is being the States- laboratory equipment in Memorial Park on June I. The local tobacco market led the state in boro Church of God. modern teaching aids. ming pool opened sales with I 1,- directed by Mr. Tully Penning- Broueek Named ton, associate professor of blo- Oullide 369,158 pounds selling for $4,659,499.10. The Community Concert Association w_as that year. She Is survived by her hus- Speakers SUREI organized logy and by Miss Parker oha�uck Virginia band Austin, C. Outside speakers will be: Ed The First Church to build a new church. And it was in of the Thompson Baptist began making plans 1949 that Bulloch Marvin Pittman School. director of the . County Statesboro; one sister, Mrs. Lula Abercrombie, [eined the Red Cross Blood Bank program. To Music Post The workshop Is being of- Jackson Savannah, and several Department of Education Film We Do , fered to meet the needs of teach- nieces and nephews. Library, "Audio-visual Aids;" THREE YEARS LATER in 1952 wei the size of our increased and doubled our Mr. Jack W. assocl- ers to attend summer Miss Kathleen Merck Deck , plant production capa­ Finest Broucek, planning Funeral services We added a new cooler and a beef chill cooler. Quality ate professor of music at GTC, school on scholarship grant from were at the Hephzibah, Ga. "Culture and TRACTOR city. shipping Metter Church of God has been appointed permanent the State Department of Edu- Thursday Civilization: Canada;" Mis s That was the the Statesboro School Blue Devil Band won first MONUMENTS at 3 p.m., conducted year High place in the Augusta, Ga. examiner for the plano division cation. by i}ev. Grace Cooper, GTC Librarian, of J. B. Roberson of Statesboro the Generator Christmas Parade. The new on We In the Florida Music Teachers Course credit of 10 "Belgium and Colonies;" Mrs. broke for their church Lee Street at U.S. 80. Specialize quarter Rev. Episcopalians gr�und building Association. P. S. and Rev, M. Sam DeNitto of hours is olfered and may be Coill�s (native Alger) It was that that Statesboro won First Place in the Power Original Designs C. Bunal was In the year Georgia Company's Champion Hometown He has worked with this as- applled toward the undergradu- Radford; Brooklet G.:, "Alger;" Mrs. John and From Excelsior In Chandler Buy Your soctatlon since the of ate or Cemetery AII.n (native of Contest. Bulloch to let contracts to build new schools and seven others inception graduate degree In ele- Paris) Jesup, County got ready eight improve the In 1955 County. Ga. F Local Manufacturer program which certl- mentary education. , "France: The 1ft h to cost $2,275,049. The First Church its new san c t u a r North Main Street. The fies piano teachers in thestate Republic." Starter Baptist completed yon A Statesboro Industry Those from Bulloch County of Florida. He has already con- Statesboro tobacco market led the state in sales that Funds were to the and their regular teaching as- Those Attending again year. approved enlarge Since 1922 ducted examinations In Tampa, slgnrnents Include: Mrs. Mattie Student Loan Those attending the language Work Bulloch Orlando, and Winter Park, and Lois Statesboro Truck and Tractor Co. County Hospital. Dickey and Mrs. Barbara Institute arc: Miss Elizabeth will conduct f.1I exams In , J. Mrs. IN 1954 WE DOUBLED the size of our and continued in our Th Akins, Mlddleground; 0 Groves Sayan. 1 stockyards making improvements plant. ayer Daytona Beach and other south- Buckshaw, High, Isabelle H Gay Mrs Hazel Mrs. E. St. -Phone 4-3332- Qa. em Florida cities. nah: C. W. Collins. Screven Vi'nll Statesboro,. That was the year the new Church was dedicated. And construction on the Monument Mann Po__:ell a�d Mr�, Earle Fund Tumer Auto Trinity Episcopal began Explained High, Screven; Miss Kathleen Lee which was to house Rockwell Winn-Dixie a new store here. It was Franklin, S.iI1e Zetterower; Merck Deck Hephzibah High building Manufacturing Cqmpany. opened C Agricultur.1 Ex· Mrs. The NationalDefense Student • ompany 'Economists: Margaret Prosser, Mrs. Hephzibah; M�s. Dorothy Doak, caned "Lovett's" then, The Statesboro switched from manual to the tension Service, report people W.lton H. Loan Fund was created the Telephone Company operated phones 45 West Blackburn. Mrs. Mil· by Lyons High Lyons' Mrs Sarah Supply Main Street of the United States c.n now 85th and dred Groover Newton, Mrs. Mar· signed into Smith a was won Congress. U;uren; - dial Cone for dedicated at Teachers Statesboro Hadden, High, '5 W . Main 4-2127 UlINTERNATIONAL system. Hall, dormitory boys, Georgia College. Phone PO 4-3117 purch.se more food for hour Sue I w by PreSIdent D. Dial �n garet Pitts Brown. and Mrs. •. Dwlgf\t C.dwell; Miss Ollle Mae Jern. 01 labor th.n could tn 1929. the Prize in the Power Hometown C n t est. And Bulloch .1 they Jessie W. Portal; Mrs. EIsenhower on 2, '-----.,... ,Miller, . Sweepstakes Georgia Co,mpany's Champion o. �eptember Ig.n. Southeast Bulloch. High, Stat..boro, GL in®TRUCKS 1958. Its IS to en.ble .= M.ry Gray Cannon. Miss Ruth Intent. Brooklet; Mrs. W. H. Johnson, retail sales hit $17,638,419. students . In.need of County Lee. Mrs. Nelle B. Godbee, Mrs. worthy fin· Camden County High, Woodbine; ....------...... IN WE a a was with additional Groover Mrs, "mclal old to to college. I;�:::::::::::::::::::_'_ 1955 ADDED combination garage and dry storage, building added Mary Watson, g? Mrs. Katharine' AIling Lennox, Edna Trapp Mrs. Laura J. Allen, All full·time students accept. Isle of Hope School, S.vannah; improvements. Godbee and Car· Margaret �rs. ed for admission to Or already Mrs. Essie Skinner May, Camden Proved Pr06t Maker' on to a new on ene De.1 Mottle That was the year The Christian Church purchased property which bllild ch!lrch Mallard, Lively. enrolled and In good st.ndlng County High, Woodbine; Miss AUCTION! Also, Miss Marie O'Neal and in are Elizabeth Wrens Savannah Avenue. Franklin-Rexall Store their new· store on North Main Street. Natural participating colleges Ponder, High, Drug opened gas Miss Anne Marvin Pitt· to Black, eligible apply. Wrens; Mrs. Beatrice B. Teel, Statesboro, Geolgia was, on in in for the first time. And retail sales in Bulloch hit Miss Lucile White, Mrs. Statesboro Hi Statesboro; .• turlJed many homes Statesboro County $18,- m.�; 2. The individual auth. g h, 15, 10 a.ll1. Susie L. and Mrs. college Wed July Anderson, Mrs. WillIe W. Turner. E. C. I., one mile orize the loans . Only North of the heart of 927,807. Oreta Anderson, Nevils; Mrs. Twin City; Mrs. Marjorie M. Dramatic 3. The must • Landscaping town in the Limits a IN 1956 WE ADDED five smokehouses to our and our floor Other Emma Lu NeSmith, Mrs. Laura college analyze Wideman, Broxton High, Brox. City location plant enlarged killing space. the financial need Hart Mikell, Miss Betty Harden, carefully. of ton; Miss Rebecca with distance both the Johnnye • Orthopedic Mattresses great sight ways sections of the were remodeled to for a room and additional coolers. and Mrs. Maude T. applicant and grant him no plant provide boning Strickland. Wood, Enst Laurens High, on famous a more In loans than he U.S. Highway 301, main, That was the and the Statesboro School Blue Dev­ Stilson; Mrs. Mary R. Wynn, actu.lly Laurens County; and Mrs. Joyce Air year the Simmons Shopping Center opened High needs. • Conditioning "oute the nation's Southeast Bulloch; and Mrs. R. Wood, Reidsville High, Relds· tQ Florida, play­ il football team won the I-A The new Christmas for the Christ­ Ele.nor Brooks 201 4. A m.xlmum of $1,000 from the A convenient I' Region Championship. c:ity put up ligh.ts DeL'?"Jch, per Ville., '. Ceramic Tile' Baths ground. East. S. year, with freshman into Zetterower, StatesbOro. beginning t------one and two · mas season. The Statesboro Floral their new Smith-Tillman moved stopping pl&ce after Shop opened building. Mortuary year, and a total m.xlmum of ary school teaching half of .11 • Design their new home. Fa v 0 r i t e store oh East Main Street. The Bull 0 c h $5,000 m.y be borrowed. Advance� day's drive from both Florida, and ,', Th� Shoe Store remodeled their have Is BOBBY CLAYTON OF they borrowed forgiven 5. Repayment must one Central BoeRS in the North. Bank a of and of its facilities. Rockwell Com­ b�in or, to put it another way, is can- • Heating Metropolitan County began program remodeling expansion Manufacturing PORTAL HAS PART IN year after the of cotnpletlon verted retroactively into a Qood access highways. new on I. Schbol won the Well pany moved into their building U.S. 30 The Statesboro High "Criterion," "ational OPERATION DARK CLOUD for�1 educ.tlOn, unless .mllitary scholarship. This conversloll .• Advertised service and Intervenes, must be takes at the rate of award for one of the most school books in the nation. FORT p1ace 10% being outstanding year BRAGG, N. C. (AHTNC) completed within 10 Rooms '''�'. years. of the total loan pe� year of • Big to our We our order room and -Army Pvl. Bobby R. Clayton, 20 Units IN 1958 WE ADDED I ,500 feet of floor enlarged 6. Interest Is charge a at the for a miximum period square space plant. son of J. C. teachl�g, 22, Portal, TV - - Clayton. rate of 3% per year of five years. • Office Room .. dock and an office was added. w,th the beginning Lobby Utility shipping building one �?'b year after the CO;"Pletion of Applications for the loan M That was the Teachers held its Golden celebration on pat"�.IP�ted �2nd formal year Georgia College Anniversary February ut��. edu_cati0l" shouJd be made at the Dean of te�Ic°'��m�vCs��;� �;Ra;,�) 7. For students who 7. The Pittman Park Methodist Church broke ground for their new church. The Brooklet Baptist Church In Exercise Dark Cloud nea;. later go Students' office In the admlnls· tnto public or second· tratlOn state in sales. Fort Bregg, N. C. The excercise elementary bUilding. WI CABA their new church on 17. The Tobacco Market led the CO'U RTS dedicated August Statesboro again ended June 7. 50' POOL 8. EVERTHINQ TO was construction to r' KEEP THE NO VACANCY SIQN ON Announcement made of Georgia Teacher's College's program amounting $2,247,000. on e Clayton entered the Army last 0 c October, completed basic train· new for the Bull h way - Contracts were let for the first of the phase sewerage improvement program City. at Fort for the all NEW ARCHITECT Ing Jackson, S. C .. and is every family DESIGNED-CONSTRUCTED ENJOY LlFE-MAKE MONEY AT 11IE WI· a and Teachers a cannoneer in County launched $2,000,000 Soil Fertility Program Georgia College whipped Georgia, Battery B of the RIGHT-Mr. WU- secured prol_Ional CABA-The rec

- . COMPANY May' 15, two. weeks ahead of schedule. CHESTS UPRIGHTS - Combination 'RESTFUL TERMS TO BE �PACKING 1NrmuORS-Wall-lo-wail car­ ANNOUNCED-Reluetantly nATlIIOIO,Oo\, the Willons have to FREEZER. REFRIGERATOR pell. Color·harmonIzed furnJahJnp-some declded live up thIi Hundreds of miles of transmission and distri­ Wlcaba due to the fact that hardwood, some wro.....t Iron. Double beds Mn. WIiIao � Ia not well, and think It beat to bution lines are being built all over the state as In all but 2 unill. B..t mattreo.... they take it euy. You .... apllalJze on whet'. been part of a $58-million construction program for Wide Range done. I' DRAMATIC LANDSCAPING-Beautlful .... this year, .. OOer8'I what proach , great slgbt dilltan.... 110' III ON DISPLAY every of Models pool NOW-ssihilities strengthin8 Fri., July assigned .. here. frequent IS t e so e and . ,Stra'teas'boro MS'otor ,-Renov' !,)arcooro,. mahrket.1 owner oper- his son, Aulbert Bmnnen Jr. Is h' LOdge' situation. II _ ...•.. 95 71 adminlStralion department os TV . G.E. July Store 309.95 between tobacco seasons. pitc)ling SaL, alion of Minkovl!z 249.95 here dtor o· H� e. Dept fItt warehouse. . 12 83 71 associated with him as a p3rtner office supervisor 111 the central ReVlvaI now Th e t t IV e. room or He married the Iormer' M rs. I·lIUang was d'omma ed by Sun., July was and t IlC new p I ant for h e ;'Iod I bea-I Sheppard's Warehouse in the \V�rehcuse and ofrice the ing Model 21C·244S- ownership post eleven months. Arnold and Junior PAY Willie Olliff Groover of States- Cleary Pye was :.lUilt Mr. Laundry. TO Rainfall for the week by Sheppal"d's father, thpt H. L. (Pat) Brannen will be d' C· bora and had a home here with lour hits each. Clear) hod the late R. E. rove D they 0.84 Inches. (Bob) Sheppard; associated with him as assistant at 0ak G room three and a while Ne��t�'::' ·.'�;s ��en ����l suite! in addition Lo.: their hom� in doubles smgle who died in 1954. The t;����'a praMcrtl:ceECakrclehsl·tclcSturreegl·ils,teGreoodrgt,,� August, manager of the warehouses. L. B. fol' 0 ief eman. two and two Revival selvices whic'" sunctl'aned Pye had doubles warehouse can t a ins designate.d Ch. Yo. began under an exam by. Pinetops. 105,000 H t ill b h' t' Ed I h d h Johnston and' thc singles. Lir.dsey square fee� of floor space. . G.E. A��ee�O: ande B��n��� 329.95 a and nn ���;�n�e h�s e;U! 199.95 He was member Mkh".el had two hits h��h ��I�:� tural oar s. nt:: IS Rogers Mr. this week an· C��;y.p;.�;. o.� ��lllrt;: onO�kond�ryo�rgeht ��Pt��: NaRlio�aleglstr..lUonC�lIncBj) ofdArc��- Range PRAYER MEETING DATE Sheppard of Claxton will be floor I nlDnag. b and the to out ly, leadership week will conlinue Fri- now cf the elder of Pinetops Presbyter- c:lch round the hilling r.ounces his warehouse staff as 1.1 through serving as prezident Model J304P CHANGED AT PRIMITIVE ers at No. I and NO.3. Robert we I w thlll that extensive end resrons� expected for 24. The Rev. De- the ian Church. He had for Statesboro. follows: W. E. auc- day night, July SQuth Goor�ia Chapter of :�". BAPTIST CHURCH Boswell, Limier will also be at No. I and chief petty officers. Newlon has interest in his. home Hoke Brannen was the losing Wayne Felber, pastor of the American Institute of Architects, farming , lioncer: Ollis r.1an; Waters, day No.3 as head checkout man and consulted on IS numerous Church country. In 1905 he helped pitcher for Brooklet and lhe made today Rex been. Northside Baptist of and was Formally a member of Announcement. Miller, night man; Johnny leaf man. OCcasions /by personnel much hitter as he collected that Columbus " is the the Savannah Junior Chamber of establish the Pinetops Banking leading prayer scale man; and J. L. Georgia guest me�tlng us�ally he�d Parrish, Mr. has the his senior for ndvice on adminis- and for' ten he two hits in three times at bat. on Thursday night will on. minister. Commerce, a Junior Deacon At G.E. Company years (�ontght). Rapier, office manager. S tates oro 0 acco mnr et since 2S9�95 bee� lrative matters. bBrnntne� His 21Sa9S professional are Services held as a cnshier. He be held tomorrow night, Frrday, being nightly the Bull Street Baptist Church, ,Range served the bank <. LllTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL 1933 and following the death of a bll'lI ta t an d mlTt....I a. COllr 1 - at 8 o'clock at the Statesboro y, c, J at 8 o'clock. Vice Chairmal1 of the Model J402S also served as direc�or for the Sav�no�h W. E. Mr. esy during these contacts has Primitive Baptist Church. The The Music is in Charge of the Christmas Stocking and a mem- bank. Friday July 10, the' States- Pittman Family Historical rannen IS e 0 es . commented on . �r. been " Ct�bb 11�'t operator is for this week toek, favorably the Rev. Robert Besan· ber of the Board of Directors change only. In Will pastor, ' orgamzed on the market here. He is pre- many times." He had en ill the tobacco SOClCt�, 19�7, con. 0f th e U nt'ted I nvest I nco be. dboef'.·eaatLeidttlethLeeaFgtu. eSPtOe,svta9rtO tBeualnl,_ hold annual at sident of the Tobacco ors, . the he ... l,tS reullIon, Georgia Durin� recently held ad. business since O. Gene s 1915! w�en degs at Ft. Stewart 16 to Wlniling Gordon Chapel e tho dl s,t and ministrative Newton pl�cher . pre- ,nspection a warehouse 111 whll� .M �arehous� As�oclatlqn GCiE. set up The went three inn- White and Church 111 169�95 PII1:tops. game only Osburne, Jimmy Madison County, Side of the Leaf Tobacco a Range Brtght received grade of "high ex- 14,m95 Wall controlled the rain made it Shufford an Warehouse Association. He is survived by his wife, ings as. impossible Georgia Sunday, July 19, cellent." He is married to the U OC Model J299S the B II h C cotton Statesboro to continue. Bob Lane was battmg end. 1959. former Miss of Mrs. Willie Cobb, of Kay Rackley ounty growers. E. Portal have one son and Pinetops, one son, W. They • 0 Vines RonnJ�. KROEHLER 2·PIECE Cobb Jr., one brother, J. ��������� �O�!� rnake baIe cotton to acre m '53 and one Mrs. R. A. LIVING ROOM SUITE Cobb, sister, welleI laID sethIDI demonsIrat-es 249a95 Bynum, all of Pinetops, N. C. Attending Greenville Y camp 159B95 Same catton were still make 'a at Cedar Mountain. N. C., for good yields good cotton crop. obtained last year, but until the For an excellent cotton Insect Salads wilh a professional louch will be you" Sofa And Chair-Foam Rubber Cushion-In Many Colors Service and flx salads Ihe ����b����i:� Georgia Crop Reporting control program, inspect cotton dieling will be fun when you th:un:��:�:�� use of fertilizer on cotton �:I� I;,e:�! J����n��ndgBi������: made 0 recent on these Church on Saturday, July 11. Dr. and Mrs. report at least once a week to deter. modern way with, your new Griscer. Attractive accompanied by crops, SOFA BED SUITE Burial was in the Pinetops J. Holmes yields, few people realized that mine If Insects are present. If salads can be in minutes wilh the Curtis Lane; Ramsey prepared In an effort to determine the The second IO-acre field was the 20 counties a I value of fertilizer. The 75 and Brannen Georgia averaged 10 percent of the squares have Cemetery. , djfferent cutters 10 make a of cuts. Wyley going up variety fancy KROEHLER 2·PIECE economical of fer- fertilized 1,000 of Com bale or more acre. Bulloch been ",l�st a�ounts with. pounds .of acr�s. on his farm were with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bran­ per punctured by weevils, or 10 10 neods a Easy use, quick operale, ol1ly tliozer to use on hIS cotton 5-10-15 and dressed WIth. fertIlized with 800 farmers almost' If bollwann and or cr?p, sld� pounds (If nen; Jim Tillman and Bill Lovett County averaged eggs four rinse in water to clean. Master Farmer WIlliam H. SmIth 100 01 acre 5-10-15 500 of cotton CURTIS Sofa converts into comfortable pounds nItrogen per and side dressed with 80 with Mr and Mrs pounds per acre, more small bollworms per 100 bed-Large chair their parents third I schedule of Bulloch County has divided while the field received pounds of acre. with a gross weight of bale per terminals three o( four Week's nitrogen per Joe R Tillman a�d Mr'. and Mrs'. (top a 30-acre field into three 10- 1,200 pounds of 5-10-15 and Tobacco received 1,600 acre. Inches o( the are found, ONLY with 3 clI:j.:rJ One Othel' Group-2-piece pounds W R' Lovett . plant) '/2,95 acre tracts on which he is us- 140 of acre. of a _._. _ This catton a Bookmobile pounds nitrogen per 3-9·9 tobacco fertilizer. year's prospects beIng peison program Immedl­ amount of fertilizer Last Smith 793 as In for ing varying year averaged Coastal bermuda pastures are Mrs. E. C. Godfrey announces aren't as good last year's. ately. At least (our applications Youngbl'ood and nitraen. of lint cotton acre the a same areas stands have been The schedule for the States­ pounds per fertilized with 700 pounds of opening of playschool at ot polson at (our to five day Room D. L. of an 35 acres. This he 5-10-15 her home an Vista Circle for dis e a s e s are nec.. to Salad 7tHte I Living V bora Regional Library Ba9k­ Branyon, agronomist year hopes and 100 pounds of ni- spotted. Seedling Intervals sary control the to his to some S{ud4t mobile for next week is as University of Georgia Ag- increase yield at least trogen per acre. four and five-year,old children damaged fields, and heavy weevils. Additional applications TWO EXTRA CUTTERS FlUE CO. fallow: ricultural Extension Service, two bales per acre. He will ir- on September 1. School will be ralnlalls in April and May leach- may be necessary. Who is with Smith on the as In addition to his corn, a of and (Regular $3.70 value) I working rigate crop necessary cotton, in session from 9 a.m. to 12 ed aut lot nitrogen pot, Thorough coverage o( plants - Suite Route I. the said one field from four (arm He is peanuts and Smith and have Statesboro Portal 239.95 149.95 Monday. July 20, Esla, demonstration, ponds. tobacco, noon. Mail inquiries may be sent ash. Grnss weeds been with Insecticide Is needed (or WITH EVERY GRISCEil II 75 Brooklet at 3:30 in the after- was fertilized with 800 pounds spraying for catton insect con- graws acres of oats and has to Mrs. Godfrey at Box 262, a bigger problem than In most control. Late season applications • 50 noon. TUesday. July 21, Esla, o( 5-10-15 fertilizer and side acres of pecans, 100 beef Callegebora, Ga. or phone 4-3605. years. However, with favorable of Insecticide for ball protection brood Route 2. Wednesday, July 22, dressed with 60 pounds of nltro- Branyon said that this Bul- cows and 7,000 caged Mrs. Godfrey Is a registered weather from here out and are often the most valuable o( Leefield community. gen per acre. Itrol.loch· County farmer is sold on layers. .nurse. proper insect control, we can your polson program.