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7-24-1958 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]. #_------��-- ...------. - ..---.. The Bulloch Herald - Page 10 ... A rrlze· Winning NA1'IOIW. AWAID W.. Wanted __ Legion Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 17, 1958 Newspaper continued from page I 1958 19 51 the First Methodist Church. advocate; C. B. McAllister, + side with Better Newllpaper THE their four children On _ .�- .. _...... - .... - WANTED-Timber Timber BULLOCH HERALD II"""-J � --...... _. . and "_ II-' --- -- .. --. --- ... -.. -- - Elected 10 serve with Com. flnllllce officer; C. M. Boatman, Contest. _ - ...... cLAsSIFIED-- _ .... ------_ ... ,_ -- ---_.. - - u. S. - ...... - _.. - ----. � -_ - - -._ 301 where 11"""' -- and .... - - .....- RE�rh �O. Highway they mander White the following Roy Hodges Jerry Strozzo, _0...- !.O��s:g-N'�.Pi. are the owners and of officers.I� make the executive com- 30 Selbald States. operators slate up DEDICATED TO OF I������������� TINKER'S TIMBER CRUISING 111•••__._._•• Broker, Street, THE PROGRESS Sl'ATESBORO AND BULWCH COUNTY =����������� Phone PO 4-2300 or PO 01 the Court. Com- boro. _ SERVICE--30 Selbald Street. Whlteway P. senior vice _m_lt_te_e_. HOME IMPROVEMENTS 4·2265 4-17-tlc. Roy Clark, J. M. TINKER. Phone PO 4·2300 White Is an active memo --- commander; Max Lockwood, or PO 4-2265, Ga. Books are keys to knowledge. For Sale Services Statesboro, Screen Porches cbanderer 0f the Statesboro Chamber VOLUME XVill-ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937 STATESBORO, 'GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1958 NUMBER 36 4-17.tfc. junior vice commander; Statesboro Extra Rooms WANTED TO BUY--{)ne used of I Visit the Reglohal Commerce and Is an active i vice com. SIdewalks J. Barry, junior Learn the Butane gas tank, capacity 100 promoter of U. S. Robert R. Hendrix and LIbrary frequently. SPECIAL Drlvoways Highway mander; BRICK HOME SAWS FILED-All types of or 150. Can use 200 lank. and cons of cur­ , gal. having served In various post- William A. Porterfield, sergeant- pros Important • Write T. Oliver, tlons 01 rent the A splendid offering. Seven It You Need A DAVENPORT, reaponslbliity In that at-arms: Josh Lanier, chaplain; questions by using with cl.�:�s f��tWCkl��6'MA� rooms and I 2/3 baths will cut Antiques Ga. 7·24-4tp. organIzation. He Is a member of and Robert D. Ussery, Judge Statesboro Regional LIbrary. FILER. Your saws CARPENTF.R 30l'j central and air- 31st IS P. S. tobacco heatjng truer. Statesboro's market superb faster, cleaner, Insulated, of VISIT STATESBORO'S Or conditioning. PETE'S FOLEY room with Tankersley. PAINTER course. Large living SAW FILERS 13 West Moore NEWEST SHOP PHONE 4-3074 fireplace, dining room, spacious Street. PHONE PO 4.3860. • kitchen WIth large picture win- 5.22.tfc . dow and cupboards galore, three _ Fine Selection of utility bedrooms (one panelled), GEORGE MILLER Excellent at Pieces ... for that 29 LOOKING AN room and carport. TIRED OF Lovely INVITATION attic 235 N. Main St. - Stalesboro closets, plus storage cotton rug on your noor or openmg A standing by ready July condition. S�CC.arge Brand new that spread on your bed? Then STATON A ANTIQUE SHOP After the of the lot In fine neighborhood. good give It a new look. Call MODEL thirty years thirty-first opening at $15,500.00. NorthsIde Drive - PO 4-3342 "buy" LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEAN. 1.- _ Statesboro tobacco market on Tuesday, July 29, will ING and let us dye It one of Chas. E. Cone Realty Co., Inc. ••ii•••ii.ii.iii hat" to the 01' PHONE 4-3234 lii WILL WASH MR TOBACCO be "old people Statesboro and Bulloch _ Main St. Dial 4-2217 _ vote to share 23 N. the i�2i.����· today·I-=--::-==:c-:-= Even there is still lhe of ex­ county Can County. so, deep feeling City, WILLIAMS BEAUTY SHOP IF YOU HAVE CAR __======_ 12 East Olliff St. for "GET AC· pectancy on the part of the farmer, the banker, the QUAINTED SPECIALS. 0 PRICE REDUCED Icy COMPLETE WASH", SJ.OO the warehousemen, and all citizens of this A. S, DODD JR. Lee, recently completed Par­ GROWER TO merchant, WASH & POLISH .... S5.00 No down payment to eligible Real Eltate rlsh's Beauty School with a Mas· as the auctioneer, the tobacco and cost new Guard Inside Vacuumed community buyers veteran. costs ter of armory Pay only closing Beautician's licence. 6-12-tfc. MORTGAGE LOANS FHA warehousemen stand for the clock to mark on this duplex apartment house by waiting ,------located in choice neighborhood. GJ-CONVENTlONAL-FARM Read for fun-Read for Will wash at home or bring the sale time next The Council of Statesboro and th Bulloch starting Iruesday.. , City Move In Immediately, pay rent HOMES FOR SALE Profit-Statesboro Regional Ll­ car to 236 N. COLLEGE ST, ------'- The market will open this County Commissioners have to participate "up Dodd lubdlvllion FIlA brary. agreed with big ware- ���� I��n �� '?fi"�Lb�ceWldi CALL BILLY �Ieven to $7500"' each in the of an for the O'CONNOR ouses Hnunclng Armory Approved n total of more , .. Albermarle Brunswick, Ga. Books will do BRANNEN'S enclosing . St., you WAREHOUSES help things 4-2440 - POplar National Guard unit WIth the Federal Govern- 7-10·\fc. 23 N, Main St. Pbone 4-2471 better. �earhan 700,000 square feet of sales here, Visit your PUBLIC L1. r-io-ire. Court BRARY today. 11---'----- ..1 Superior ready f�r the market. The ment to provide 75 pel' cent and the state of Georgia In Statesboro eacearehouses will receive tobacco Georgia participating in 12 y" pel' cent of the total cost of the to convene here on through the USED TIRES :����n'Oday building, The action- of the oity and county was taken , l TIle eleven warehouses hore on 15, when the council and commls­ WE HAVE PLENTY OF Tuesday, July TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES PLANNERS OF SUMMER PROGRAM-Here are the seventeen young people who are responsl­ are operated by Cobb and Fox- GOOD USED TIRES stoners held their regular meetings. ble for the plans for the 1958 summer program at the Statesboro Recreation Center for Teen­ 28 hall, W. E. Cobb Sr., W. E. With Lots of Good Usc Monday, July The construct I on 0f the of Bulloch Included in their record teen band appearances Cobb Jr. and Rastus Akins; Left In Them. agers County. They planning hops. Is the TO SERVE YOU The term of Bulloch Brannen's Mr. and armory contingent upon and the Fourth of front left to Barbara Brunson, July Warehouses, . special July program. They are, row, right: federal and state governments M rs. Au lbert Brannen and AU·I convene here ALL SIZES Beverly Brannen, Patricia Akins, Shirley Akins, Dorris McClelland, Cynthia Johnston, Joyce Clark, Superior Court will rtlc I tI I n theb u IIdl bert Brannen ReVIVaLbesi pa pa ng ng Smith Bob Jr.; Sheppard's Judy and Jackie Kelly. Back row, left to right: Kenneth Chandler, Alex Browne, Olliff, with the rot- egIns costs. Monday, July 28, ,Warehouse, J. T. Sheppard; . HODGES PURE OIL Johnny Beaver, Ashley Boyd, William DeLoach, Tommy Martin and Billy Futch. Representauves of the newly- for YOU TOP MEN lowing jurors drawn to serve on !'lew Stntesboro Tobacco Ware- SERVICE STATION Operated by Bulloch Mill· Cecil at roo organized County the grand Jury: Wooten, George B klet - Statesboro . tary Association which was North Main SL No.1 in the Field With Years of EX­ ugg and Ed Wiggins' Farmer's No.2 formed In met . originally 1930, 7·10·tfc. Clarence J. Wynn, L. C. arehouse, Guy Sutt�n. �use,' with the and Telephone 4-3930 4-3732 Miles or- city county govern- PERIENCE, T R A I N I N G and lelephone Traffic count 301 is Bank B . Tanner,.J shleIds Deal of the A.S.C. shows U.S. s, B Church menta to ask their help FOR SALE-Used Benthald and New Wm. Ice here remonds tobacco aptlst Bel� Completely Kenan, J. W. Anderson, The Bull ach Count 'MII' on y nary L1l1iston Peanut Combines. See Home 01 Reller Values HARD WORK Which is Your Located Zetterower . rowers that they must present Warehouse SIdney Smith, Gerald Brown, By MRS. J. A. ROBERTSON Association will contribute over T. D. HODGES, Claxton, Georgia. Avenue, heir tobacco markeUng card as e-rz-ee. Located on Formerly Shep­ B. B. J. E. E. L. $7,000 to augment the and PHONE Claxton, 113. U, S, Morris, Deal, _ , their tobacco In the Highway GUARANTEE for that, , used more than U.S. 17 hey weigh BROOKLET Ga Reveviil clt� pards No, 2-Across From county's share of the building . Akl 301 North of Limits .being A d J r., J 0oy ns,· Otherwise th"e services will FOR SALE-Lots for colored. City areho�se. be held at the First to the . n,.rson provide required 12\-> MAX LOCKWOOD Pool. Emit card are William James School. City Swimming C. Deal, Robbie Belcher, , arketlng regulations Next to of Statesboro, U. S. Highway 301 is carrying more traffic on Baptist Church at Brooklet July per cent local participation. Lee TOP DOLLAR 'iII n.iiiiii.DBiii Max Edenfield O. C. �the same as last year. He added Banks, Terms. See Mary Bishop $ $ The new officers of the as- its north - 28 3. There will at W. A. Bowen Construction way and south through Statesboro and Bul- ..... W E A'd G W that th 1958 support price Is through August Co. office. 6·12-2tc. loch about �our cents than services at 10 Max LoCkWOOd Charlie NeSmith Ed Anderson County than U. S. Highway 17 is carrying through cl�rk,u:���OydnB����'n, J: Roy higher b� morning �������t; ar��'sn�:�III!�hn�7;� The Weather W. H. Smith, Paul F. fast year. 0 clock and services at Savannah and more than U. S. 80 is carrying through Kelly, evening prealdent and "Kahal" Herring. Groover, W. Linton McElveen, Aulbert J. Brannen, president 8 o'clock Statesboro east and west. Monday through ton ••cretnry-treesurer REAL ESTATE Robert Lanier L B. HESTER Thomas Anderson Lester Bland, R. L. Poss, T. W. of the Statesboro Tobacco name c aIrman Saturday. 'Services on Sunday, The $7,000 which this group d hai 'CITY PROPERTY LOANS According to figures fur- Rowse, W. W. Robertson and Board of Trade, that Auctioneer UpS anno�nced August 3, will be at II :30 in the will contribute represents the Servlc:&­ at Brannen's No,· 2 nlshed the Bulloch 301 Hal board WIll meet In the ot- -Quid< County Roach. t�e morning and 8 o'clock in the re.ldue Irom the sale of the old INSURANCE Association A. flee of Cobb and Foxhall Ware- CURRY AGENCY by Ray Flint, evenI was and Travers drawn are: ng. armory bulldlnr. which 0f new State HI h pIann I I neer [urors bouse on S th College" Sireet 15 Courtland Street Vacation Bible g way ng eng ou. The guest speaker will be Dr. owned by the original Bulloch group for Georgia, and revealed at a �ond.y mormng at 10 0 clock. J. L. Durden. Marcus D. May, Warren Jeffrey Jones of Au- County Military Association Max FOR SALE-Brick Veneer houae of the local held Lockwood, superm- meeting group Downs T. Jesse C. Olin Smith, gusta. Dr. Jones Is a native of which In the 1930's was' made Mikell, ' of Statesboro Mrs. lendent the Rec- with 3 bedrooms and den. at Bryant's Kitchen on Z. where he School Thomas R. Valdosl4 graduated up of C. B. McAllister, Thad reation wa. set-at.• NeWllOme,.Eugene named ..z ... Department, Good location. Immediate occu­ .. � " Edlllih D. Ruel E. P. .. Martin, Banks, fr;om high �s��OO1. �� MolTls, Josey; "'"" -En , eh.ltman or- the crealed pancy. '0:�"alolm���n�heOfn���e��k� The till!riif"",eter readhlp •• his A,B. from Meree newl¥- Clifton, Edward O. Cone, James S dezree .. In Dr. Floyd, LerOy-Cowart. Recreation ,_ The Owners and tourist month of for the week of postaJl'e� Wal�o Gedrgla CommliaRm Insurance Operators: artery every Monday, July M. 1928. He received his master'. Ed and Curry AleDey First Waters, Henry Barney Averitt, Wynn. which met In Atianta on Mondoy 1958, through June. 14, through Sunday, July 20, from Southern Phone 4-2625 Baptist B. E. Cannon, Sidney H. Hotch· degree Baptist the other members of the Na· of last week. Mrs. Warren H. were as follows: Kangeter'l ALL LADIES' The highway count of auto- kiss, H. L. Atwell, Chas. E rates to Theological Seminary in 1930 tiona I Guard at that time. Mr. & Mrs. Aulbert Brannen Vacation Bible School will be Low Alday of Atlntn was named FOR SALE-Three bedroom mobiles was made a High . and Ph. on twenty- Cone, go Up his D. in J937. He was Congressman Prince Preston vice ctialrman. house with screened held in First Church 14 92 68 porch �. tile Baptist four hour basis on U. S. 301, Monday, July pustor of the Ocilla Baptist recently met with the local unit and Near school. of Statesboro 15 , 88 71 Frank L. H. C. Rush- 'Mr. Lockwood and the memo garage. August 11-22, ac- two miles east of Statesboro; Tuesday, July Mikell, on Church from 1930 to 1934; of the Notlonul Guard nnd SUMMER DRESSES to 16 .89 68 Joel L. W. R. A 1 bers of the commjsslon were ad. Insuranc. cording Mr. Jimmy Gunter, on U. S. 17, 0.8 miles southwest Wednesday, July ing, Minick, Moore, R,verside Louis· to the Curry Ageney ugust Baptist 'pledged his support ministered the of office Phone 4-2625 Ch,urch, oaU. by Val ues to $24,99 Assistant Managers: ��:���efn���tt c�Jrc��ewi����;' ��il�id::/th�e�tO�fUS�t:�bO�; ��I�:.":.a�'u::I�t.::::� �! ������e�u�7::' Afn;a R����� D. Reppard ReLoach, post· ���I�e;::a� ���ilst Klhur��,3!cir;:�Vil��ng�'� f����J . O. 19 92 72 A. Brannen ���p���d ��� g��:����,s �!r\�f�n las:n w�e Lawrence serving as prln· Saturday, July Cecil Joyner, J. master of the Statesboro po,t 1936·1944' of to In 11· The count of traffic on U. S. superintendent authorities participate F II I h FOR SALE-Lots for colored. clpal of the school. Sunday, July 20 92 73 (1716th), Clate Mikell. J. M. office, announced today that he 1944· � 301 is as follows: January, 5,291 city mlssiolls, Savannah, financing' it up to the extent Next to William Jam.s School. NOW Aulbert Brannen Jr, The PreparatIOn RalnfaU for the week was Lewis, E. Strickland, J. has on hand a complete of ��a�g� no'} �e:poc��f::17;yy b·n�..:y 510.00 Day program cars' 5120' March George already 1945; pastor Ardsley Park allowed the law. February by the went Into Terms. See Mary Lee Bishop will .be held on Friday, August 0.71 Inches. M. (Bunk) Smith, Finney L. supply of stamps, post cards and Church in Savannah governor, group 5538' 5 " Baptist at W. A. Bowen Construction Values to April 557: M�y 4759: executive session. $16,99 8, when the boys and will Lanier, Sam W. Brack, stamped envelopes to comply 1945.1954! 0; Co. 6· 12·2tc. � birls. J�ne: 5,893.' superintendent office. be asked to come and with the new rales un· Bob Bramen regIster. The count on U. S. 17"'I��=��������:!is as I: postage city missions Augusta, 1954 W. • At th,s a WIll which into effect on G ••T C FOR SALE-Ranch style house tIme. also, parade follows' 4600' Febru. go til the prese�t time. JACKSON.HILL FAMILY January LOCAL RED CROSS J �1Ii';; c;omgY'd � C�bb, graduate for sale. Three bedrooms with NOW be held, following which a 4 August I. Dr. Jones has been the REUNION AT RECREATION ary i69' March 4376' April ht . 55.00 watermelon CHAPTER TO MEET H UI;"er e�n�g' o�r��ks �a���: Mr. that two full ceramic tile baths. � Pat Brannen cutting will be given 4 571: M' 4084' j '4672' .' Deloach explained speaker in approximately 200 CENTER ON JULY 27 J . . MI J room com· at JULY 29 r., AU' C Living room·dlnlng the TUESDAY, . the new rates are us follows: revivuls, with about 10,000 ad· StUdents rnake 'The' nce.y, . dn 'wa� . church.. U. . co��; �ne80 B . H R 0berts, W· E' The reunion of the late bination, screen porch, kitchen All and three �erarlin, First class re· family as follows: Josh chairman of the mail, formerly ditlons to churches, Includes dishwasher. PHONE bo�s glrl�,. January, 2,421; Lanier, Jr Milton E. and Luna Hill Jackson sltxeen nre to three ounce, on CLOSE-OUT through eligIble Bulloch County Chapter of the quirlng per Marlin A.. Iones, who has his 4·2941. 6·26-tfc hk. C'-l February, 2,409; March. 2,527; . c�nts AULBERT J. BRANNEN AULBERT J. BRANNEN JR. nttend th,s school. A of �\���sW'JD. �ra���71 JO�'�' WIll four faculty April, 2,645; 2,567; June, American Red Cross, announces August I, require muster or music degree from tOUI' May, an .. rosser. Rock.wcll local workers H 0d ges 'd' B .J p' �I�I beRI����a���dny'c��r.;7, �� CLEAN like so headed by the annual of the cents per ounce. will rugs new, easy �rs. 2,891. meeting chap· . Baylor University, Texas, becn Memorial Park in Statesboro. to do with Blue Lustre plannmg ler on fOR WEDNESDAY Postal formerly costing conduct the services carpet SUMMER MILLINERY Lawren�e. ,have Mr. Flint in his letler report· Tuesday afternoon, July song during Nine members of the first All relatives and ot the the of week. two ,card�1Will three cents friends and cleaner. Belk's these stated that at 3 o'clock In the county cents be the revival. Mrs. W. D. Lee will upholstery actlVltl�s th� ing figures 29, class of graduate students to are Invited to attend. A , Jurors for Wed nesd family Store. Val ues to $8,99 There be depart- He all mem- ny, the The Rev. Kent Dept. .wIIi these are the courthouse. urges ,be pianist. ever Teachers elgh� figures average dr�wn eoc�.. nlLCnd Georgia picnic lunch will be serve·H.P. Whether Small pnm�nes, R?ymond by EVENING, JULY 29 Tory Mallard, Jack B. Tillman, man. Motor. Price Phone Large Durden, SIX year prlmanes, carry no written message will training $40.00. � o,ld Henry' Mink of the Bonnette W. A. W. W. Mann, Marillc the tour were: Mrs. Hodgcs Jr., .scrgeant Johnny Making 4·3316. SWIMWEAR Carl Boyd; five year Mrs. Margaret Hodges, new be three cents instead of the old Mrs: �ld Motel was named chairman of David H. Newton, Morgon of the Savannah Re- Doyle Canady, Sylvania; begmners, Mrs. president of the American rate of two cents. Eu�ene Mart�n; the local unit of the 301 Associa- crulting station announced this Emory Price, Lyons; Mrs. J.Mr�.. at Forest Park f old begmners MISS Legion Auxiliary. announced this Carl L. Old supplies of three and six tion, To serve with him the Lonnie B. Griner, week that he will make his Waters, Claxton; Mrs, Lee OFF ;ur ,yea; Woodcock' th ee week that the Auxiliary will t t t d f co 1t5 C'-l 1/3 We are Prepared and Will Give to You Every Possible Serv­ y��;�ld :ugr�ery, .1a�k ;;11. �:�d" :;l"lhr�� ��d �i"; Units of the 40lst Ordnance For Rent ;veonu:e;;:�� J:CkBW���6u;=�1 �����ha����ku�r;:i,�rs�:����� �e� Battalion commanded "JANTZEN" and "CATALINA" man. A atten ance IS ex- used a ter �����';;' /��I::d:�S ��rti����� 7a��!�S'A�I�:���a�0�Ob��a��� (U.S.A.R.), M�S work in co· �e�\�����a�t ��:nL:gg'iO�U�o�� J, W, envelopes may be cef�t� large. The local unit will Douglas DeLoach, mainder of the summer months, Brunswick; Harold Wynn, AI� Lieu!. Col. Diederich W. F. for th,s school. on U. S. 301. I a one cent by ice to Assure Satisfaction on Your Sales in Our pected ooeralion with the state and na· Waters, R. R. Brisendine, Mrs. August by adding E. States. Houses. He added that young men and bnay; Hugh Darley, Heidgerd, ar.e scheduled to par· tional 301 Association. Homer B, Melton, J, F. Tankers- stamp. FOR RENT-{)fflce, formerly oc· women can enlist in the Marines bora; Harold E, Kennedy, Ac- ticipate In annual unit training of the local the at which Charles J. G. S. Dr. John Barks· Representatives meeting ley, Attaway, Emory now and wait up to 120 worth; and Prof. Hac�ett, Geor. will cupled by ONE RACK LADIES' days July 20·August 3. Training 4 restaurants and Bryant presided. Ralph White is Lane, Herman E. Bray and Lewis dale at West Cherry Street. � motels, hotels, before Icaving for training. gia Teuchers College. take place at Atlanta General conditioned and heated. Hot have oil were at secretary·treasurer of the E. Air companies present group. Hursey. Depot, Forest Park, Georgia. water. R. J. HOLLAND. 1·9·tfc. - Baptists Ira ,}�ordham. Make Your Sheets of Tobacco to 300 Pounds This ��,----!"!'"'.,....,. The units in 40lst SUMMER SKIRTS Up Will the FOR RENT - Upstairs office Ordnance Battalion are Head­ spece, recently remodeled and � Make Room for Your guest speakers new water attends quarters and Headquarters Co., redecorated. Located at 32 North Neighbor. four miles of meeting Savannah; Company A, Claxton; Main Street. R. J. HOLLAND. OFF and 1/3 City lays Company B, Statesbor01 1-9-tfc. Company C, Brunswick. tonight, Sunday of Is the command· FOR RENT-2 large comfortable � Life of Ga. Capt. Honey of the mains in three and half months officer of States· comer bedrooms, next to bath. Be Sure to Book Your Tobacco In ADVANCE to In the absence pastor, Company B, LIving room. with TV privileges. ONE RACK CHILDREN'S GUARAN­ Rev. J. Robert Smith, who is on Ira E. Fordham of Statesboro, boro. North Main St. Phone 201 vacation, the First Baptist Four miles of new water siderably ahead of the original staff manager for Life Insurance Members of the unit from .-2382. wili have two schedule which called the LEWELL AKINS of allended a Bulloch to make the TEE Sales. Church guest mains have been laid and 26 for Company Georgia, County trip Quick at - . are un· � this week. installation of some nine miles MAKES REPORT OF conference of staff managers M. Keith L. Howard, Sgt. FOR RENT SUMMER DRESSES speakers . Downstairs, f'Ire h d rants lOS'taJled in midweek serv- of water mains nnd the home office in M. H. M. At • furnIshed apartment. Room the prayer ne\� � • approximate- JAYCEE CONVENTION company's Sgt. Dewey Lanier, Sgt. All Sizes various sectIOns of the In and bath upstairs. Can be sub· ice on Thursday night nt 8 p. m., cIty Iy 50 fire hydrants within a OUanta the week of July 14. Lem H. Young, Sfc. Edward A. Lcwell Akins First Dis· let. Located in Andersonville. Mr, Walter P. Spivey, prominent the last three and one-half year's time, Further installations ,past He was among 38 men who Abercrombie. Sfc. Rowdon L. 4-2855. 5-15-tfc. GMJ. trict of the Junior PHONE layman, will address the congre- months, City Engineer James W. arc being made as rapidly as president gathered from the company's AkIns, Sfc. Reggie Beasley, the Bland Coun- Chamber of Commerce. made a meet­ FOR RENT-2-bedroom apart· PRICE gation. On Sunday, July 27, reported to the City pipe all'eady on order is being eleven-state area for Ihe Spl. Billy E. Brown, Spl. Ray· 1/2 to the Statesboro L. ment, I South Zetterower guest minister will be Dr, r. W. cil today, as he gave a progress delivered. Excellent progress has report Jaycees ing, mond A. Tyson, Sfc. Eugene on the national Ave. $60 per month. MRS. L. B. Bowen, professor oJ Christianity report on the $1,350.000 water been made, the City Engineer recently Jaycee Mr. Fordham joined the com· Denmark, Sp. 3 Wilbur E. Smith. BRANNEN'S to was on 1311 Albermarle St., WAREHOUSES members and sewer convention which he was 3 M. TAYLOR at Tift College. All and improvement pro· stated, in spite of heavy rainfall pany In 1947, He promoted Sp. Harry FreemAn, Sp.3 Ga. 7·10·tfc. official The convention BrunswIck, % ONE TABLE friends are cordially invited to gram begun early this year, during the three months. to staff manager last March. Hugh G. Hotchkiss, Sp. 3 Jerry NO, 1-301 NORTH past de�egate. HIGHWAY mom· was held In Los Calif., con· - The Mr. said that feet He 1956 Harold L. Cannon, FOR RENT Two bedroom Brannen's Warehouses are Listen to Radio attend these services. Bland 2,500 Water pressure has shown a An�eles, qualified for the Robbins, Sp.3 Station 16-19. Mr. AkinS attended on North Main st. Phone 4-3930--New Warehouse service is at J 1:30 a. m. and of to·inch mains, 9,775 feet of marked increase, and in some June vention as a member of the Pfc Benny A. Olliff, Pfc Walion apartment Not Associated With WWNS ing furnish· Shep­ for Our is at 8 m. 8-inch and feet of the was reo the convention with the Georgia honor Pfc Jesse E. Fletcher, and refrigerator ,..c the service p. mains, 8,068 sections of it President's Club ' the top Lucas, Stove NO, 2-S0UTH ZETTEROWER evening city, PHONE CATALINA SHORTS ed Reaaonable rent. pards Warehouse on Col· TOBACCO NEWS Rev, Smith plans to return to 6-inch mains have been installed ported that fire insurance delegation, organization. Pfc George D. Durden, prc JR. 6-12·tfc. Phone Shep- 4-2471, A. S. DODD 4-3723-Formerly next July to improve water service and have been reduced as He is a deacon of the States- Charles G. Williams, pvt.·2 St, at 12:50 m. Statesboro Thursday, premiums lege p. Pvt.·2 room No.2 3J after attending a meeting of fire protection to the citizens of much as 40 and S.O per cent in bora Primitive Baptist Church, Charles A. L. Waters, FOR RENT-Five hou�e C'-l PRICE pards Books will do CITY ENGINEER JAMES extreme is shown here of the are help you things BLAND, righl. Pvt.-2 Solomon rent, NIce location. AvaIl· 1/2 th� Sunday School Beard Statesboro. City forces doing view of the added nrc protection and a member of the Statesboro Pete Brannen, tor over for the new for the with Otis of work im· bettcr. Visil your PUBLIC L1. going plans water mains city M. and Sfc Cannon able now, A, S, Southern Baptist Convention the of installing these afforded Statesboro property Life Underwriters Association. Sparks, � Hollingsworth, waterworks N� Main SI. DOhDDPooe �2"47231 which he is a member. provements, and are con· owners. I BRARY today. He is a Mason. superintendent. Donalson. ' a. 8-19-trc, ·1���;��������������������������I�", � Ca,. He Get Him Back in the Bottle? - Editorials The Bulloch Herald - 3 :ifj�W The Editor's Farm and Russell••• Page I Fa_ily ':.'(/" Fe�tDre8 Continued from 2 Statesboro, Georgia, 19118 PAle Thursday, July !l0, r THE I on East owners), was parked In front Chlldren's eyes are at stake here, even though I remain In dII- the of the Enlarge stop sign Grady post office waiting for Knowing children as I do. I reel grace at home, the ---- BULLOCH t daughter to mall • letter, that adult Is _ familiar with the traffic Bulloch �H officers attend eYery responllble a man was killed, an­ Those Chair Before she saw Recently returned I a little for the lafcty or all and Uneasy S children. 'I1Ie Statesboro Regional Ll­ a there do make the < boy camellias .s f.st I 1111 continue to other man suffered bruises and pattern stop. �. breaking suppose up- brary II YOUR�lt can be .. a. he COUld, blood hold my side of this on her arm in But those unfamiliar with the My pressure argument vahllIble u YOU make It. a cut - HERALD suffered cor­ D I vis at lady BULLETIN Our local' (Wayne County Ion). Beach ...Q,*r-o higher and higher. the the training camp Tybee ��� ....a _;;::0..;15-..�� By a collision at the inter­ situation find themselves running who keeps us in­ and officials of t me spectacular respondent origtnutors ..______rolse my daughter returned. III1�!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!�II!!!!!!Il at the Brussels formed on the Internatlonal U, S, exhibit Flfty·flve 4-H Club girls and vlme president, Loche Fordh.m; shouted across section of East Jones Avenue and through the stop sign. the street In a Ilfl In lbl' Brut this week reports that Worlds Fair. and Cheney Grif­ offlcen secretary. Bobble Lynn Jenkins; most EVlrybody IDJOYS SIIoIduI We're not excuses for sltuatlon, boys attended training unladylike manner for him Park Avenue. making Middle East con­ fin, re­ Mr. To his dependable weekend trea.urer. Louile MItchell; to stop, I stili feel like a camp .t Tybee last • Godfrey lowly those who do run the more information comes through stop tact has just flied. communique "As -sever.1 water­ porter, Billy Akinl; program creature after I received own The 'man who was killed must cantaloupes, with Extension my answers be notltied." .Iong agents Roy sign there, For every driver of with him which .11 In you will melons. • passel of com. And chairman. Lusenla Smith; pro­ Wisconsin lecture going home, All I could � Meet - -- a 'at the - Mrs. S.ra and have failed to make stop to the former­ score, Powell. Thigpen gram committee. Lou Ann questions relating And now you know the we'lI say this. his watermelcns ------Trap- argue was, "Would you every cal' on every street in ap­ on East Jones sltuatlon In that It? are Mrs, Gertrude Gear, and 4·H ad- nell and M.rion Bird. someone "stop" sign posted Iy preplexlng Has been confusing hasn't and cantaloupes unequaled, Mr. C, a.- preciate stopping a his car Edgar Godfrey, Statesboro should operate area, to our In­ a• SGIl * l1li STIDICTI iI Dorris child from where Park Avenue crosses it. The According visors, Mr. and Mn. slstant professor of industrial breaking up one of . the' that formant: our camellia bushes?" under assumption every ED PREETORIUS read our By E. T. "RED" MUms Cason, Mrs, Hudson Godbee. arts, will reprelent G.T.C. at a sou th on Park OUR FRIEND and other car, driving "It Is as as • neighbor intersection should be really simple about alr-condltloned hats, SolI CoIIIervallon Seme. Mrs, Allen and Mrs, meeting of the Internation.1 THIS IS mild behavior com. approached over at Metter, Paul Simmons, piece Trapnell eac ers the of moran in a mud he T h And .Avenue, had right way. hole," He came In our J, L. Akins. Graphic Arts Educ.tion ASlocia- to the child or no our claim to fame for office wearing pared who Is out with caution, stop sign stop allows, challenged Dr. with an alr-condlttoned and Roy Grizell, biologist tlon 'from 3·8 at Stout a B-B v com when we hunting This weekend at . AUKust It to Statesboro shooting gun (where there o This intersection is the scene of His Is: Bulloch County camp Tybee p.ys use the sign, complete report which he uses In the Soli Conservatton Service, In Menomonie. are other Or .n arrow, reported the st. I k of com fishing cap is an officers' training camp, and Regional children) ftIt a...u dwu several accidents, the "The Invasion of Lebanon by M.uusters Will Ubrary. _...... 1M .... What we contend is that thirteen and one-half feet his work about his farm. It was In the county last week on .Iso new council officers are ���o���lege the the assisslnatlons In high a...q ...: M.rines, he We're to This will be the 33rd annual �'_.ly-- on East Jones at Park shown Smith works, says, going fish of elected, The on East Jones stop sign the mobilization of the by Jimmy grown pond problems Ogeechee ...... ,_ - , stop sign Iraq, one. So come in our conference on Educa· "",--...... _- � ..... Terrell out near get us if you The Printing CARD OF should be so Sixth Fleet In the Medlterranean by Beasley River Soli Conservation IDstrlct group enjoyed lots of pi.y THANKS Or Avenue at Park Avenue is unex­ Avenue prominent and finds us here at the Get ax re tion. TIle conference theme is ·OT• I " ...... r..... Church, Paul office and several In the T B ak etc" are .11 one Mlddleground fun. dips With a on East Jones can­ big diversionary wear­ cooperators. Dr, Grizzell and I "New Trends In the deep and sincere ap- ...... , ..- to a driver who does not that driver allows as how he has some corn typewriter working away Graphic ...... pected to frustrate we 4?71zr operatlon designed a don't think vllited several with ElliS Arts Industry and Education." preciatlon wish to thank ...... ,... _... to see it In time to make taller than that. ing duck-billed cap, cooperators By VANDERGRIFT � ..... use Jones Avenue often, It is not fail the American Press and confuse �eth·nCaIUnbd m·lesOmbeenrsjoyf�mVISol:hl�� each SUMMER COL"II our rocker or we A speclal feature will be a and everyone for the ... at...... -.t .,_.._ _ we're off that varioua pond problems. sections of the I.aQo ,,_ _ ... the harried citizen, It was skill­ Our answer to Mr. Simmons' county. School teachers and ministers wonderful a street from South his stop, arc discourteous to workshop in Offset Lithography. deeds of kindness and c- _-nteo are through being you­ At Mr, W, A, In the ...... 10_ Shennan challenge Is simple, He was brag­ Hodges The main feature of the week- of religion who take summer This will be of Interest love and of TAKE it comes It should be given a try. For fully engineered by we're just keeping our bald nog­ specla! expressions � ..._...... "- .. I Main Street until on com three weeks end was Adams, W.lter 0' M • II • glng his Opechee we saw a program the election of schoot courses or work to Mr, who shown us the accidents at y, glng cool, in order to prevent Community college Godfrey. II faculty sympathy durtng for where traffic is to This Week's his stalk new council The to Park Avenue anything pre,vent Bernard Goldfine, Bolt, after Jimmy brought pond taken over with officers for 1958·59, at night to better prepare them- for the recent losl of our one, Send for FREE COLOR FOLDER Tommy blowing our top. being supervisor offset IIthog- loved is of the Team and In, If had left It in the waterweeds of all kinds, Dr, were elected: selves for their symptomatic to halt to traffic on any intersection worthy the U, S, Davis Cup Jimmy following profesSions can raphy prlntins done in-the G.T.C. -Mrs. £ruhll L. MUceU and S-58, Fontana N. C. supposed give chal­ ... Dept. VIII"e, the C.pe C.n.veral (Florid.) ground by the time Paul Grizell tried • sample Q_f pell· Senior 4·H Council, officers: now deduct the expense of this Industrial Education division. ' _ Children. of • cost and effort. Park Avenue the right way. now WITH ALARM-Last Shooting G.llery, lenged us, It would rival VIEW tized 2, 4·0 in submerged weeds President. Mary Alice Belcher, educ.tion on their Income tax 666'RELIEF " I Amerlc.n were killed Meditation "Others said to be partners in J.ck's be.nst.lk. year 13.200 on a small .re. of the pond, Statesboro. G•. No.2, girls' vice returns. 11II . .nd·' on our this conspiracy .re the Little But if the chips are put down, 830.000 Injured He just broadc.st this materi.1 president. C.rol Godbee; boys' This was disclosed by the In­ For streets .nd .s a direct license in Rev. L E. HOUlton Jr. Rock School Bo.rd, the City of we'll conceded the point. you hlghw.ys on the w.ter, This sample of vice president. Bobby Joe Cason; ternal Revenue Service which without a valid driver's By'The '. It hurts! B.xley, U, S, 301 Assocl.tlon see P.ul brought us • mess of result of excessive speed. Chem Pels 2. 4·D w.s furnished secretary, Ruth Gillenwater; said th.t a recent ruling .1I0w· total 'of the state law school SHEPPARD'S TO disregard by Mr, Charles Ellis Jr. of S.· tre.surer, Bill Smith; reporter. 10g teachers to deduct INVITES YOU AS A CHILD I spoke about Nathanel Bar­ and the welfare and of vannah and the Pak Com· Annette the of summer school It hurts! safety tholomew. disciple of Our Lord, Hydro Mitchell; program chair, expense pany, Another granul.r type m.n. J.yne Lanier; program is lufflciently broad to apply to in others, I HEARD the best sermon When Jesus s.w him approach­ A letter which was published 2, 4·D Is .Iso .v.ll.ble Jenkins, members of all last And It wa's not' my with he saId with in­ through committee. Shirley professional an night, Ing Philip, for The chief. has of­ thll same company. Dr, Grlzell Junior 4·H Council office.. : groupa who need to undertske the Savannah Morning News, published own. Neither did it come from slght-"Behold, an Israelite in stated th.t this chemic. I was further education In order to a notice, that, all teen-agers another nor was It whom there,is no President, Jimmy Akins; girls' obvious reasons, makes specific � .ficjal adult, spoken, guile." very good for killing the under- vice president. Sue C.son; boys' m.lntain or Improve the skilll a in who' drive in, will be About twelve mernl)ers of our This quality of life is best accusation on specific problem Waynesporo w.ter pl.nts. but of no value on they use In their profession, seen in little children, are and asked for their kindergarten department pre­ They All a town on U, S. 301. stopped lilies. pond shield. c.tt.lls. .nd th.t the shallow .re.s of the persons employed in re· specific sented the music and so and sincere. Sell special transparent open Your driver's license. m.idencane. We will have to pond would have to be blocked liglous education and m.ny who The letter tells the they captured our hearts, Just ask one almost any kind story: walt. few weeks on the results off with small d.ms .nd the work as ministen of music or The chief's action has merit. Children are wonde rft.1 of �uestjon and you will receive "Editor News: to Me... of this tri.l. main .nd soci.1 workers for religious or- Morning an'lmmediate and frank answer. portion deepened kept creatures though we parents, at mu: Ioekwood Dr. can from Grlzell recommended using fertilized to prevent recurrence ganlzations .Iso benefit from "Recently driving up wonder if we can sur­ much of our conversation times, Sp the peletlzed 2, 4·0 for under· of the weeds, the new regulation. was ac­ Florida on Route 301 I We act vive their "growing up process." and communication with others incredible I.test news we had was the grand alliance against .ggres­ w.ter weed and The .s finally IT SEEMS almost 2. 4·0, regul.r. At John N, Rushin Jr,'s f.nn' princip.1 requirement in I watched this group as they is clouded by the concealment battle of the Bulge in which the sion, all certainly seemed well mixed with w.ter .nd specified In the Intern.1 Reven­ cused a rude now that a short thirteen Brooklet w by very policeman - just detergent.t s.�. pond Our United States and the world sang unpretensious, sincere, of our true feelings, And this on lilies shield. On ue Service Is th.t of a pond t.ken over' weeds, Dr. regul.tlon. Ludowici, making and honest, And I watched rise to our to .�d wi�h Tobacco Georgia, was at of open, gives inability Mr. Hodges pond It w.s .greed the educ.tlon must be under- surpri�ed the, landing Grlzell c.me to the conclusion left turn on a red This, I the congregation, too, parents, adequately express our feelings taken for the light. .----- that would h.ve to be prim.rlly pur· U. S. Marine-s in last , the pond :yebanon keenly interested in their child, to others, or 1m· maintaih, t did not do, drained .nd let the weeds die. poses of. (I) M.lntsinlng lean forward in their or �;§:ai;E���;�t���ir0�! seen cost of had the week, itself the landing seats, g:P�±1I ;����;:::����)�� who was there who would ever surely.1I y skills the By proving required by Where NO DOUBT, this is what Jesus w.lked out into it to find th.t [��§bi�i�::�ff;�rif:�?�� then start over .nd follow a And I was fined sat bowed as as for Ambulance "However, $15, with heads winter price which had been paid tax In his or Experience, marines was not an want to another payer employment Ability earth-shaking had in mind when he said­ our German were gone spend strict fertilization program to ' their little ones of guards which I the sang Jesus; like it in the frozen wastes of victory. 24-HOUR SEIlVICE other trade or business or (2) paid policeman. become as a little and that our Russian allies were prevent their b.ck. operation. and his love. The others sat en­ "Except ye And now we face another war. coming any other land. There is not one meeting the express requirement miles beyond Ludowici child, ye c.nnot enter the King­ It had been -PHONE 4-lI188- Mr, Otis north of "Many To to most raptured, fast. approaching. One more terrible than even the G.rvln, ju�t of • tax or ,us, lind we believe who was there who will ever fo[-. payer's employer SOUD SHEPPARD'S host at a dom of Heaven." a miserable winter there in the St.tesboro on Lakeview Ro.d SERVICE I was greeted by my is the found in his leaders of our nation can the requirements of .pplic.ble ' Americans, important thing WHEN THEY had finished .nd Yes, I felt I had to and as the armies of get feeling th� something prison camp A war in con­ . h.s tried .nd proven th.t motel. heart as the Russians marched 'visualize, whiCb l.anier Hunter laws or regul.tlons Imposed.s has taken their seats, I stood to say to last eve­ the allies marched on and on that the United States finally my congregation we could the Muscovey ducks will control in to liberate the .ceivably destroy a condition to the 'retention by 'Were fined at the at preach. though I felt the truth but the children be.t me Into the food for the camp.' duckweed In ", you light taken a firm action in the "cold­ ning, Germany world and .11 in It. protected ponds, I c.n remember well, how the t�e �9ple the tax payer of his salary Guarantee the had been delivered, Per­ to it. set the war had Funeral Home Tobacco 7' ,he said, alre.dy Or, perhaps, they prisoners of grown How How did Duckweed Is • small no.tlng "'I.:. Ludowici could it happen� status or . war" to demonstrate to Soviet some of the I tried and me to de­ Russians took the food from the employment h.ps, things st.ge permitted scarcer and scarcer. it What is there left for 2111 Main S_t green leaf of • pl.nt with tiny' "I idmitted such was the case. German warehouses killed the happen? Soulh to in the , Russia that we will no emphasize message velop the truth, I'll never and / roots beneath, These ducks will " longer \ forget day us to do? St.teabore, GeorII8 said. the success of these the in th,at Gennan cattle .nd the 'I was too,' he pointed uR They presented Gospel even I was man brought eat up the About six Farmer of the Kremlin t we must do Mr. Mn. AIIea a. I might I with SUBSCRIPTION RATES ,other child have enjoyed this well·kept, SHIPPARD'S and out WAREHOUSf person reminding my put one, of their eyes. for .nd r - pretty yard years ap­ In the State: I Year $3,00, 2 Years $5.50 Out of State: I· Year $3,50. 2 Years $6,50 when he or she is doing some­ Then I drove off but not until preciate the efforts made the On T. to himself or I had by Motor Parts Co. Street J. SIl'�PP Owner 4>-3707 Plus Georgia Sales Tax thing dangerous glimpsed the face of my College AltD; POplar others or son. He had been something damaging disgraced and continued on p.ge 3 MISS CUNNINGHAM AND STATESBORO RELAnVES The Bulloch Herald - 4. The Bulloch Herald MR. HATHCOCK ARE ATTEND HUFF-GAY Page MARRIED IN WOLFEBORO WEDDING IN ATLANTA This Is Statesboro, Georgia, Thureday, July 24, 1958 Women'a Newa and Mrs. John R. Gay. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Womack, Mrs. J. D. Watson and Jo Anne Gay of 35 Statesboro, attended the wed­ Jehovah's of Miss Barbara Huff, Places ding We Go The of Bulloch daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter to J. Huff Jr. of Atlanta. and Lieut. 1-----== Witnesses Stroy County Don O. Goy, U.S.A.F., son of Mr .and Mrs. C. M, Robbins By BROOKS and LEODEL COLEMAN Mr. and Mrs. Day Gay of Monti­ left Wednesday of lost week by cello, Ga. The wedding took from Atlanta for Los attend meeti ootety plane EDITOR'S NOTE-This week we another install­ in was ordered to the relief publish Carolina and Mh. Emest Brannen, Editor place Saturday evening at 8 Calif., where they will lng May, 1863, Angeles, of "The 01 Bulloch which we on Rob- ment Story County" began a John C. o'clock at the North Atlanta Bap­ a month with Mrs. About 35 of Jehovah's Wit­ of Vicksburg, Mississippi, forming part of spend 1957. tist Church with the pastor of bins' and family, Mr. August 29, daughter nesses from the Statesboro can. Breckenridge's Division of Joseph E. Johnson's Army. the church officiating before a and Mrs, Gil Roeder and their gregatlon will attend an Inter- took of background of white gladioli and small daughter, Karen. The� will They part in the battle Jackson, Mississippi, white and fern, while In notional convention In !'lew VII Installment 9 mums, palms visit places of Interest Chapter inflicting on General Grant's attacking column a bloody Interspersed with cathedral California. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- York City July 27 through ______and three of his battle bannere. and to repulse captured candelabra white lighted bins were accompanied At-, 3. The will take August meetings In the last Installment we the roster of candles. Mr. and Mrs, Charlie published Company lanta by In Yankee Stadium. is included in a place DeKalb This week we continue the on the A personal account of this battle L1eut. and Mrs, Gay left for Robbins. and Mr. and Mrs. lewis D of the Guards. story served In the Civil War. We letter written R. H. Bland to his Simeon Florida where the groom is in Hook. James Carrington, presiding groups from Bulloch County which by father, MISS JO ANN FULLER JO ANN DAUGHTRY t for the next six weeks do not have the rosters of Cone's Company and Williams Corn- a relative of Mr. Bland of Bulloch raining . Dan Richardson, minister of the Statesboro can­ Bland, County a Charles R, (Bob as Jet pilot. It is dated in at the gregatlon, In announcing the who has the original of the letter. who presently Is on duty _pa_n_y_,_b_ut_w_e_d_o_h_n_ve_a_n_n_cc_o_u_n_t_Of_t_h_e_ir_a_c_tI_on_._' plans of the local delegates, snld on and is as follows: U. S, Naval Base Hospital, Mississippi May 19,. 1863, that it has been necessatry to Cone's Company, under the command .of Captain Charleston, S. C,' received his "Dear Father, cancel all local meetings from First Lieutenant J. S. Second of Lieut. John DeLoach, Cone, "I I am still in the rank to . seat to to the 27 to due . , inform promotion July August 3, many . myself today you Lieutenant James for the Christian as­ Lieutenant David and Third senior medical corps, U, being away Beasley I and 0f the I" btlu t t0 have toiomform you the grade, .' ivmg, regre sembly. MI'11'er, enliisted IIn the Conf in the sum- S, Navy. eder�te AIm:.: sad news of my brother's death. He was killed on the . mer of 1861. It was mustered into service as a part . . . . . the month IS on the original}. We of the 5th but when its term of en- 14t? (he;e indistinct. Georgia Regiment In on of the 13th and " arrived Jackson the . ., mornmg hstment the expired .entlre company :e-enhsted ":Ith hurried off to meet the Yankees. We marched about IOn In ne 0 a e �&C�����.������re��10·1. mi es thtda andtk00 our 't' 'Ii . ay POSI J. G Cone, Second L' David Beas- fbttl�_�����=��=����;;���������=�������������� Lieutenant. '. le�tenant but did not get into a battle that day. We retreated back and Third Lieutenant James Miller. Under the new . Pittman School. biology at G.T.C.: and Miss Vir· hlblts.1n each of the four class­ ley t0 J kson that d and arrived there abtl'ou 0 cIock ay The house culminates the science teacher at rooms will Include nearly every . open glnla Parker, officers, Cone's Company became a part of the 11th ac. 0 House at that night and was called on next mornmg very I pen IMarvlnactivity of the workshop, which Jordan High School in Colum- other sclentillc' area, Battalion of the 47th t!te has been Georgia Regiment. meet the We about resulted from general bus .State consultant This exhibition and open hou';" . to Yankees marched .n desire . early again, .., a better In Mr. H. V. Bulloch of Atlanta. the • • , program artords the general public and W. W. Wllhams Company part two miles from town and took up our in as G T C sCIence. enlts�ed latt�r. position thefo� schools of Georgia. The State A exhibit at the Interested school an W. W. workshop special hall personnel of 1861 under the command of Captain Williams, hard a rain as I ever saw fall' and soon the Ball of Education Departme.nt granted open house will speclulize In opporjunuy to' be aware 01 cur­ to of Firet W. Second We held our a while when we 23·24 many the pur- space and the universe. In ad- rent scientific teaching methodl opened. position f�r s�holarshl.ps . Li�u�enant W: Su�merlin, Lieutena�t July In ticlpnnts the workshop. scientific ex- and R. ;Y. Wllltams and Third Lieutenant D. Proctor. commenced to retreat. I had of one and dltlon, special progress. gun TIle is to an ------Th�s charge public invited A total of 73 teachers from also became a of the 47th company part Georgia Simeon was in my detachment. open house by the Georgia South Georgia schools are at- - Tenchers College Science Educn- The ch Herald 5 Regiment. "He was shells to the when he fell. the In- Page bringing gun tlon Workshop on Wednesday tending workshop. Bul,lo, No complete roster of these two companies of It was a six-pound ball that struck him. The ball struck nnd Thursday, July 23-24 from structors arc Mr. Tully S. Pen- Statesboro, Georgia, Thureday, July 24, 19158 Bulloch men who served in the Confederate 9 a. m. to m. of 1------'--...;;;...-'----.;;.;.-...;.-.;...---- County him in the left shoulder and went clear through and he 12:30 p, at G.T.C.'s nlngton, associate professor was Army died in a short time and what hurt me to The scholarship provides tui­ �ound. .. afterward, to an account written In the November we on the field and tion for one academic year. The ACCOl:dlng the verj heart had to leave him 28, 1902, Issue of the Statesboro News, thesetwo com- . must be a resident of hef eII moeth hand� 0f the nv. Oht. Iif I couId have . t recipient . enemy. served WIith the 47th G R' until th Bulloch parues eorgia egtment hiim andb'uned h' I Id have been much GREAT County. letgo im, STORE-WIDE surrender in 1865. a,:"a! w�u � care of Selection is based on scholastic better satisfied, but we had no time to take served on the rank, character, qualities of After joining the regiment they him as the Yankees were so close on to us. leadership ,achievement, physical coast of Georgia until May, 1862, when they were health, and promise of future "We have been on the road since through ordered to move to Charleston, South Carolina. On every day distinction. It is renewable for - , the mud and the worse road I ever saw. We are now firet battle on James four consecutive years provided June 10, 1862, they fought the tt here in the where we can't but little the recipient maintains an ac­ Island in which with detachments from camped swamp get SUMMER Cone, M'ID Captain ceptable college record. to eat and any water to drink. What little water his own company and Williams' Company, was ordered hardly we we have to it out of clay holes and are to to drive through the line.Qf fire of enemy sharp shooters get, get to it. We have been cut off from all communica- to determine the position of the Federal forces. glad get tions from home and are till I do not know when The action was short but extremely bloody with yet. this will reach you. No other of our boys were killed. forty of the seventy men killed or wounded Among some 18 or 20 those killed was Captain Williams whose courage was Two of them slightly wounded; missing. In We . Specialize said to have amounted to rashness. Cone was wounded. I think they will tell Simeon's wife soon. Probably you Original Designs In the wl,nter of'1862,'P. R. Cone, John Cone, Helmouth will hear of. brother's-death at home. You'll he&f from Buy From Your do not. Do let his wife know it. I will write Wylly Martin and othere were killed. me if you Local Manufacturer is "R. H, Bland." Cone's Company did duty on the coast of North more soon." The letter signed, A Statesboro Industry Since 1922 Minor To Speak Dean Paul Car�oll Release� Thayer Graduate School Informabon Monument Mr. Paul F. Carroll, dean ofl-_----- A· t commencement the graduate school, made Company several announcements this . ., 0 nson B' rantI' J h 45 West Main Street Mr. R. H. Mmor, president of Shorter College In week of Interest primarily to ey SALES students. Phone PO 4-3117 Rome, Georgia, will be the summer commencement graduate - on of the in Full in the speaker at Georgia Teachere College Wednesday, Following a meeting is treasurer Are Swing Every Department Graduate Council last week a 20, at 10:30 a. m. in McCroan Auditorium. August has been . , ap- .. . grading system educator. and IS Store is Prices to the Bone for CLEAR·AWAYS.·, Mr. Minor IS a prominent Georgia proved for graduate credit. for Preston Cutting Quick of the Education Associa­ currently president Georgia MUst Make B-Average tion Congressman Prince H. 'Pres- (G.E.A,)_ For the degree, an average of ton named J. John­ and SUMMER Stocks are The new Shorter president has a must be maintained in both ha� Brantley Entire Stock of SPRING son, known official headed Model School at matter field as well WIdely High the subject ba�k :" and former state legislator, as Shannon for the past 22 years. as in the total program. No the Preston cam­ MARKED DOWN. In addition to his school duties, below a C may apply tre.asurer of, grade' committee. Mr. Minor for the past 19 years toward the degree. The Graduate paign has been associated with Brigh­ Council has approved the fol- Johnson ,who served In the ton Division of Mills, for Burlington lowing grading system same capacity two years ago ... revolutionary way Shannon, in the public relations graduate credit: when Rep. Preston carried all READY·TO·WEAR department. but two of the 18 counties In the ••..•• 4.5 was elected this A·Plus, Exceptional He spring First Congressional District, is a to a of the Excellent ••• " •••.••• 4.0 beautiful figure as president Georgia A, long time friend and associate MEN and BOYS' WEAR

Education Assn" a distinction .•••• B·Plus, Very Good 3.5 of the congressman. which climaxed 30 in the years B, Good 3.0 public school field. The newly-named treasurer of C·Plus ..•..••••• 2.5 and MILLINERY Average for re­ LINGERIE Mr. Minor is a native of Gwin­ Rep. Preston's campaign C, Fair ••..••••.••.•••• 2.0 election, has been cashier of the nett County near Stone Mount­ Skip,pies Stone Bulloch County Bank in States­ ain and he graduated from The under-graduate grading School in 1924. boro since 1954. Prior to that WOMEN'S and CHII.lDREN'S SPORTSWEAR Mountain High Is outlined on page 37 on by system he served for as ad­ He attended the University of the 1958-1959 G.T.C. catalog. eight years ministrative assistant to the Georgia and holds a B.S. degree Finals 25 from 1946 through with a major in chemistry and on,July Congressman ALL SWIMWEAR 1953. Bulloch a M.A, with a major in history Dean Carroll announced that H? ,represented In the State House of and a minor in chemistry. In final examinations for the first County Representatives in - 1945 and addition, Mr. Minor has done session will be held on July 25, and CJOrmfit in 1946. over a year's graduate study the last day of the session. admin­ ideas in the field of educational R. H. MINOR Preston said he Skippics revolutionary design There will be no Congressman istration. pre-registra­ out the hest in , . with­ is to have the bring your figure. :::::==------.....:------: tion for the last term. Registra- happy again MANY ITEMS ON OUR THIRD FLOOR out bulk or assistance of Johnson in bones, squeeze. Just gentle tion for this term will be held capable elastic coaxes into nat­ his campaign for a new term, you comfortably in the Alumni at 3 m. .. , •• j Building p. which would be his seventh in "mlly beautiful line. No wonder more on July 28. a row,

.. girls choose Skippics then nny other girdle . }' Graduate students to Johnson is known or pantie. See why. Be fitted today! wishing well 29 is the apply for admission to candidacy throughout the First Congres­ SACRIFICED July 'Big nay' He is a former for Ed. must com- Sklpphu Pcntle No. 81 5. light Nylon elestle net th'e M, degree si,onal Di�trlct. . . Vice president of the Georgia and with tummy-trimming front panel, 2Y2-in. wal.,­ plete the appllcatlon form which to Visit MINKOVITZ' Great Store·Wide CLEARANCE It Pleases Us to Announce _ Junior Chamber of Commerce Be Sure bond. While. S.M,L (AIIO available a. Glrdl. IS available In the 'dean's .office, and a former president of the Just pick up your No, 91 S.) $5.00. Shown with "lIf. Romonc�" Statesboro Junior Chamber of There of Timeto Wear Application may be made after on Your Needs While is FREE RINGO Cards That for some time we have fitted successfully Bra No. 566 In cotton, 32A 10 aac, $2.00 Commerce. Money Plenty the completion of two graduate Save each week! Then tune in every patient who desired CONTACT LENSES. courses taken at Georgia He once served as on official court Them. Station WWNS and get Teachers Coilege and the com- stenographer of the p1etlon of the graduate record Ogeechee Judicial Circuit, which set to win BIG PRIZES We attribute this success to our collaboration examination and the Miller comprises the 'counties of Bul: playing RINGO. with one of the country's leading CONTACT Analogies Test. loch, Jenkins, Screven, and Ef· It's and it's fingham.: simple LENSES specialist, Dr. Robert Jay Morrison, August 10 Deadline fun. It's like Johnson, a natlve or Bulloch played just author of the recent article on CONTACT Ail 'applications on hand by County, Is a deacon In' the First "bingo," but best of all, 10 will be considered LENSES in "Pageant Magazine." August by Baptist Church of Statesboro. He it COSTS YOU NOTH­ the Greduate Council belore the also is a member 01 the States­ Hear "The Woman H�NRY s Speaks" end 01 the Bummer session, ING to bora Rotary Club. 8tatOiboro'•. Largeat and Filleat Dept. play. ED. SMART, O. D. on Radio Station WWNS on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs­ The student's planned program Johnson said' that anyone In 1240 ON YOUR DIAL Shop HE]\{RY'S First District Simmons Shopping Center - Statesboro, Georgia days and Fridays at 8:45 a.m., is a necessary part of the appli- the First Congressional Gives S & H Green Too! leaturing Mrs. Ernest Brannen, cation. For detailed Inlormatlon, wanting to communicate with Stamps . WWNS the student should contact his him by mall should write him at " _ field advisor. P. O. Box 95, Stateaboro. , __ 1 .,.__••••••••• . L ...;;;;.;;,;;;::;;:;;;...:.:.;.=....: ..l'teachlng Brooklet News Denmark New. The Bulloch Heral. - Page 7 Political Hints the Statesboro, Georgia, Thurt4a,. July M, 1_ 4-0 for Stilson News The Bulloch Herald - 6 Ladies' Aid of Brooklet Seven Denmark Club members Luke Anderson Mrs. Hodges is president of made of Page Society Statement fudge. and avoid Brainy fudge. Study 1958 Hous h ld .8erVlee WIlli • WIa" Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 10, Primitive meet 1------ttend at Rock v.�:t��I:.o�ne::! ,j��ec:h':O�� 58-59 ChUrch camp the freezer bal when you were Folk in Stilson to head U. of Ga. Legion Auxiliary for interest to Baptist To the Voters of Bulloch County: a_ Eagle By Sandy Mearun M 0 R G A N �ts P LAC E of TOumer community busy Itudents. It was baled The holding power collelle freezing vegetables? Try cutting college from thll and sons of (W. V. Morpll) -- The American reo By MIlS. IOIlN It. ROIlllll'lSON Those community Savannah. �rs. a Lellion Aux. Shealy; serveant-at-arms, Mrs. the of 13.700 stu- Indicated by these flgurel to the rules of the both ends out of No.2 tin can UI_..... experience Subject Rock 4·H Club Thomas Waters were 0n N Geor"· lit attending Ealle Sunday over one end. met Bobble Cooper; Mrs. dents who enrolled In col- presents a slanlflcant improve- Democratic to be held To make decorated Ice ror a and slip the bag IIlary Tuesday chaplaln, (irst The Ladles' Aid of the Recreation Center In Statesboro Primary this week are Nlkl and dinner of Mr. Mra. Pl':'LLIPS·ii SDvi� and Alumni drive evenlna. studon shown a Society Camp guests and them In half the ents In the fill of 1950. ment over thole by on September 10. 1958. 1 here. hcllow out the You can nil canning freezing vegetables Julian Trspnell; and historian. loti. ' Primitive Church met afternoon. Janie end Delores R. L. Roberts. punch bowl. STADON June 24. at the Legion home with Baptist Wednesday Terry Ansley. 1937. . 147 study done In by announce as a candidate for cent er 0f tIie af a block 0f time MIlS. W. H. Mrs. ROle The students attended last Monday night at the home • • • Charles I Ray· Mr .and top By MOItRJS E. Luke Anderson Jr. of Mary Marry. Of Interest to and stu. W1I1lam.. Royal, Mrs. Roscoe Brown members faculty dls- office of State and fill with Bafore a rub It - twenty present. Institutiona In 46 Among freshmen. general of MIss NIna McElveen. The Representative. and De- Ice mint leaves. peeling tomato. Hamburaers Hotdop Statesboro hal been as Messrs. Marie Mar· representative pro- Alvis Gilbert mond Waters Phyllis and attended the Brown selected Boatman. Instruction· Tyson. WlIIlams. I have served a. a member ramlly back of a sliver Fo here Ire b cannI af Savannnh their alike II a recent report states and the District of Colum- satisfaction with the was cherries and lots of other kinds with the ·12-4tc. lka usy ng and grandson. chairman for Miss Carol Jean Collinl. Mrs. gram presented by Mrs. Donald Durden and Harold Loach. reunion near Sa. Bulloch Count for Elise Rose of family Sunday skin will come off garet Hodaes. Aldrich. dbentsy the U.S. Office of that 40 al and program rank· the Bulloch County Board of • • • of fruit . knife and the _ It seems as it Michael Treston of Columbus. Health. bla. The study shows counseling Felix Parrish. and the business vanna I I. 1 vellOtables. they the 1958 fund-membership �rlve Gordon C0III and Misl Joyner left Friday to spend 15 nl. Elleen Education cauees for Commissioners since . the weekend with Mary Barry. and Julia While and Welfare. of the frelhmen who ed hlahest among was conducted Mrs. January. Ta save freezer use one easily GI.. lpent of the percent meeting by In Mr. and Mra..,H H Ryall space. Ire enjoying the canning and University of Georgia days the Army's annual unit veteran Mr. and Mrs. Scheider and of were to the State remained withdrawal. 1957. I om a of World Larry use a metal In Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Beasley Alumni Mooney Lona Island. New delegates Durina thll year. the office entered college In 1950 Vlrllll McElveen. During the field General vlliled Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Zet· packoge of freezer boxes and Never spoon klnd of SOCiety. traininl• Atlanta and of Savannah freezing of every vege- Mt. American Convention and For and War H. daughter spent I sa Iad. NI&ht attended church services at York sister of Mrs ROle Leglon completed I 4·year of to graduate four years later sophomores. juniors. IOCIa I hour the h01tess was as· terower duri thewe.e k I packages 0f pastI Ic bags maklnII or aerv ng potato Every Saturday "___ The 1958 drive on July.. Miry study Depot Forest Park. Ga ng the weekend with Mrs. lev.era cou ...... use 0 t e bellan rank· Your and Influence Mr. and table. It Id be f h Carmel Primitive Church. held In Macon. Georgia. July 18. the extont and cauaea of the that an 20 seniors. personal problems slsted her support had this Freeze Never salad In metal LIke Baptist I and wlli run were additional percent by sister. �rs. Henry Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. lewis Ward your vegetables put potato At Cypnu through the Tech- Barry. guests of the Aux. Mrs'. Harold Joyner �nd wlll be and If W. W. Jones. way; bllis that are 19. and 20. retention and wlthdrawII of were ed Statesboro deeply appreciated the In inside the boxes to contalnera. There Is of hlah arocery being Mr . and M rs. H u be rt Beas I ey Georgia football which Is ultimately graduated. highest. Howell of In serving Raymond Poss entertained the as Sunday dinner bags give danger Cleln Fun for All the FamIly game elected. I assure you thal I will Mr. And Mrs Emeral Lenler refreshmenta. of School Rev. and Mrs. Inman Germguestid and them the shope need ror good food ,pobonlnl. ���of��ofusot���_��d������� chllrren their Sunday render the service demanded of had as Mr. and a • guests Sund. the of frozen to a few with his parents, Athens on Novem. After delicious dinner. Mrs.111, class with an afternoon children of Meller. storage. Slip bags 1 who don't have vegetables daYI Saturday. picnic Mrs. Mar .. _ Your the office to the very best of my k WIIson aYnd daUIh. out 01 the boxes. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Beasley. ber 29. Marie Boatman. of the Mrs. A. C. Mrs. L. S. at the Recreation Center In Guests of Mr. And Mrs. E. W. food They willi· "Swing can, borrow from our nel president Watts. abillt Ga and Mrs. .... week were �r Homerville. .• be box and con be lumnl Society introduced Mill Lee and Mrs. Joe Grooms were Statesboro Williams during the shaped, Auxiliary. Carol W:ednesday. . she bora who have more than 7.10.it� � NeSmith of Nevils. You can they nv . Mrs. O. U. Cowart stocked use the oMf rsJ·IJCakc.ko Glrilineer. s:a., has a umn Isted In III file hostesses attemoon at Mrs. W. E. Mrs. M. Sgt. and easily. Pardner" gra��s��d Th2e08Geoirglal AI Jean Collins, the school Monday Gear. Thigpen JOHN PAUL ELLIS Mr. and Mrs. Olliff and need and wh high Dlght boxes over . atever we have more visited Mr. B. E. Beasley last for Bulloch Count Durin the the Methodist Church to the and Powell children of Pensacola, Fla.. over and • •• Roy accompanied Mrs. D. H. Lanier had as sun- than we need we share with weekend. 1957 girl selected by the to AN INVITATION Mr. I. A. Williams and Mrs. An npple placed In the con- To the Dan.e Of 19 Auxiliary members of the Woman's So. Loche Rhythml campaign t��re we::' Anne Brown. Fordham. dinner Elder Carl our and In that Bean and attend Girls' State. Miss Collins visiting at the home of Mr. and day guests tolner in which cake Is un­ nelllhbora. way Mr. and Mrs. Jerry active members from Bulloch clety of Christian Service. The Jerry Joyner. Petsy Poss, Nancy Cowart of Millen. kept an Mrs. Dollar. Harvey and of States- we all lIet more vegetables son. Mike of Garden Mrs. gave Interesting report of H. B. ,andMr. and Mra. Franklin Zet- daughter til reedy to use will keep cake City. Mrs. Alice County. program was given by Parrish. Mary Belcher. at the Smith canned or frozen. her week's at Glrll' State J. Minick boro, home 01 Mra. Lanier, moist. Oulda Byrd and son. Larry. and The Firat District vice presl- stay Raymond Poss and Mrs. John A. Jane Lanier, Annette Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. L. terower spent SundBY with Mr. Shorty on the Mr. and Mrs. fred Hammond his friend. Wayne Pickard of dent who Is the overall Wesleyan campue, Ma· Robertson. The business Bobble have returned from Blufrton. and Mrs. E. W. Williams. Adding one teaspoon of corn- directing meeting Shirley Jenkins, Lynn of S. C. and Miss Port the district con. Georgia. Mr•. Virginia Tap­ S. C.. Hilton Head and Bruns- Mrs. Ernest McDonald Is a COlu�lblo. starch to a CUi> of salt before And His Mra. H. C. Kennedy of States- Wentworth. spent campelgn Is Dr. Howard MR.10BACCO was In charge of C. E. WII. Jenkins, Jane Mitchell. Ruth read the Mrs: MIller spent the weekend Cutups weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. J. Morrison of Savannah. nell. secretary. minute•• 11ams. the SOCIal hour the Gillenwater and Louise wick. at the Memorial' Hos- Ja.nle filling salt holders means no bore, and Mrs. D. L. Morris of During Mitchell. patient WIth Mr. and Miller. and and Mrs. Elise Aldrich gave the for Mrs. R. P. even In weather. Denmark v..lted Mr. and Mrs. Beasley Todd Beasley. Parents of students or former hoatesses served lovely refresh. all members of the Junior 4.H Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wyatt are pital In Savannah. We hope sticking damp treasurer's Denmark Club W. H. Mrs. Brannen spent studenll at the of report. ments. of Brooklet Ele· several In the all of them a recovery. Sewing To sUrren crinoline petticoats Morrla one day lalt week. Maggie University Clubs the spending days speedy held last Eloise .�h� at the home of Mrs. take two urinovored Mrs. Levem Sanders of week with her sister. Mrs. Georgia and friends are Mrs. Goudry gave a reo School and Southeast mountains of North Carolina and Those from this community envelopes II11lIII•••••••••••••••••••••• eligible GROWER TO mentary . J 'oss at the time. P. W. Clifton Sr. Mr. Clifton from the ;'1 �. regular soak In four cold Garden and and for In the port nominating com· PICNIC Bulloch School to Savan· who are at the Bulloch gelatin. cups City Harry Shurllng membership Georgia High Vlrginla. patienll M'r. and Mrs. Foss of Leefleld. mlttee. The Thomu water; then pour four cups boll· of Savannah. lpent tbe weekend Alumni Society. Each active following Ilate of The members of the Bible nah Beach last weekend. Mrs. R. R. Walker of Hines. County Hospital are Mrs. J. L. entertamed a number of couplos water Into the with their here. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mor· members w11l receive The ottlcers for the new year 1958· School and of the Brotherbood Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shuman John Steel Thomal Josh Ing gelatin parenta ville. Mrs. �nd Lemb. Waters. the at their home Here Are the Prices rio and son. of Savannah. Alumni October 59 was the Of. community mixture. Dip petticoat In solu· Mr .and Mrs. C. Cribbs Gary Record from prelented � presl· Club of the Primitive and of Stilson were Cleveland C and Mr and Mrs . Joe Baptist baby guesll Steel of N Hodges Angus an Johnny outdoor on a few last week with as dent and the grilled supper lion. but do not wring. Put and dauahters. Barbara and s�nt days through June well II any accepted by lIfOuP' Church enjoyed a picniC at the Sunday of her parents. Mr. and spent Tuesday with Mrs. ·W: D: Mltchel's IIltle �on. hi. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mrs. ;'�thturday nlghl outside line and Into At Vickery of Savannah. spent Sun· parents. special bulletins which the so· President. Margaret Hodges� Mrs. Otis Howard. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. James Haygood pull shope . as It dries. relatlvel here. Morris. ciety may publish. vice president. Mrs. Helen Bilby; Woodcock 0( Savannah day viliting BRANN.EN'S WAREHOUS.ES Floyd Mrs C B Free Jr and chil. I secretary. Mrs. Elolle weekend with his Suggestions for summer hob· Cut·down milk cartons are Ideal Mra. George B. Dixon and Gaudry' spent last dren Burton' Marsha �nd Hunter treasurer. Mrs. Annie bles and activilies are available to use when children water Ma� perents. Mr. and Mrs. ,John C last PARKER'S STOCKYARD of Bamberg' S spent In the Outdoor Encyclopedia color. ��ar!�. :'��ar:' ���� In Statesboro SAVE MONEY Woodcock. week with Ii M R�bertson and T 'Attends ....l;sts Georgia e�lted by Ted Kesting. Available Add a teaspoon of cornstarch Statesboro, Georgia and MUlhaven. Mr. and . A. J. Waters of yson friend. relatives here duro Hag;n Mra H11I Dr. AUlusta Miss Carrie Robertson. campa'·gn staff ��bhc Library. to the when making Inl lut W8ek. are the parents 0f two chll wa. the weekend guest at the Ingredients J. D. of and dren. WITH Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Alderman Clarke. mayor Oliver. tary trellurer of the Empire and Mrs. M. O. Mr. and Mrs. Oacar Mitchell Juan. 8. Jennie. 7. home of Mr. and their Mr and Mrs MONDAY $23.50 Ga. and wldely.known buslneas. Lumber and guests Atensh M. Company. Mr. and Mrs. Holm are TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES eetlng - • J. A. Wynn and Aubr�y Wynn oi man. has been named as district The Mrs. lennie Simmons candidate also named O. parents of two Charles P����nd Fla were TUESDA Y $23.50 children. Fort Leuderdale. .• sup- Dr. Ralph K. Tyson. dean of G. Elliott R. Holm of Statesboro supper campaign manager by W. Stubbs. president of the III. and James Doullas wet')r per guesta Wednesday night students and director of TO SERVE D R Y F 0 L D of Mr. ?f tesllng. 16 montha. Mr. YOU guesll Saturday night' 1ft WEDNESDAY 2 O'CLOCK AUCTION Hagan. candidate for the U. S. Stubbs Implement of Holm. Trapoell Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Ramsey at Teachers will flEG. Company Mrs. J. N. Georgia College Is married to the former Mias and Rushing. Statesboro. $22.50 Congress from the First Geor· Sylvania as al.lstant district attended a conrerence on testing WEDNESDAY Ruth of New Tfl' I', \ \(lU'ld, ( Misses Norma and Margaret Dye York. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. on 21 at the center for Georgia Dlltrlct. C are Bri!,son July campaign manager. Mr. Stubbs Klrklond of Bamberg. S. .• I and Mr. and Mrs. ) (' r vir t 1, (l t ,'. h, � Rellmald THU RSDA Y $23.25 a native of with their conllnuing education. University Clarke. Bulloch Is a charter member of the for YOU TOP MEN spending this week the , Syl. Operated by I and I I chlld�n atten�ed of Georgia. II and d r 1d Mrs. J. C. Pree. W�ters County. presIdent owner vania Rotary Club and a former grandmother. reunIon 1ft Sylvama Sun· REGULAR GRADED HOG SALE PHILLIPS T/ps Featured were such nationally FRIDAY of the Empire Lumber Company. No.1 in the Field With Years of EX­ torius. No.2 t �l of the ,,,',, �;msony. president Sylvania-LIOns lour 11(11 The members of the Primitive known experts aa Dr. John Dob· FRIDAY $23.25 An active church and civic 11 12 e Club. 4-3930 cr. director of the worker he is a life· Telephone 4-3732 Church held a conference bin. Cooperative long member PERIENCE, T R A I N I N G and Telephone Baptist 0f dth::r 't; a�. Bill 'o1:Obbby D� Test Division. Educational Test wants a SATURDAY $23.25 and chairman of the Board of E. E. Trapnell. cashier of the By New and Communion Services at the her� family Completely 3-Hour Cash & Serv- D0II so� nowr�t�is.h��e Dr. T. Stewards New Located on Zetterower Carry church a� � Service. Princeton; Rogor or the Hope Farmers and Merchants Bank of HARD WORK Which is Your ..4 , Monday night. an service of ,..:. Warehouse and IS Improving follow1ftg Lennon director of World quiet Methodist In -Ice. and Deliver Mr and Mrs Kermit Curton -e- Church Bulloch has - Sylvania. been named by Avenue. Formerly Shep. Plck.Up at the Bulloch County a service Located on U. S. and Linda and Sandra Book Company. test dlvl.lon; dignity fitting, He Is a Mason. as GUARANTEE for that ••• County. Hagan district treasurer. Mr. Highway No.2-Across From Same Day. daughters. a. Your pards this week in :'f"r��I�n and Dr. E. F. Lindquist. Iowa as a last tribute to a loved PARKER'S Guarantees Top Prices for Allo named by Hagan to work Trapnell Is a former state bank 301 North of Limits are spending North, d M R L Po Mis City Pool. 0: State authority In with Clarke as field a City Swimming Carolina. College orie. Livestock. manager examiner. native of Bulloch of Statesboro. pats� ��.. ��d Ra;mo�� pos! Books on retirement and the waH T. R. a rew psychological testing. statistics. Charles R. Holm Jr.. of and a member of the TOP DOLLAR Bryan spent days nd at Savan. County S S Model J tit Su ay , ... memorial com­ can Savannah Beach. and guidance. services problems of agIng be ob· Oliver. Mr. a native of an Laundry this week at Holm. Sylvania Lions Club. He Is na\s&",n has ----�.'------­ from AND Mrs. W. D. Lee left are COMPARE Prices and You Will See That tained the Statesboro Chatham County. is a director active civic worker and came Tuesday- in every detail, Charlie NeSmith Ed Anderson L �c. Warnock of Atianta plete of the Screven Junior to to visit her sister. Mrs. John S. C. was the guest Regional Library. County Sylvania from Claxton. vlsiied Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ba.mberg. assured here always. De­ PARKER'S Leads All Others in Prices. at Cleveland. N. C. of her mother. Mrs. J. C. Chamber of Commerce, and nn James Hill of Screven County Steel. last week Fnday I .. her Hughes on us for active civic worker. He Is secre· cuhler of the Bank of Robert Lanier 'I: t. B. HESTER Thomas Anderson �Cl�aners Mrs. J. C. Dollar Preetorius. pend prompt, Screve� DtY a!,d Mr. and Mrs. L.'H. Brooks and '"

. service. County. was named 88 .Isistant Brooks Comman""r H. B. Dollar Sr sympathetic UP and Head for S.TOCK· .------..... 4-3234- Bobby and David spent ''LOAD PARR"ER'S at Brannen's No.1 Auctioneer at Brannen's No. 2 -PHON� 0 h cu�mn'i,�a,?s, treasurer to serve with �randso�. �e7 last week at Jackaonville Beach. is attending the State Legion orne n ae on a er YARD. Mr. Trapnell. Mr. H11I was • have 7' uJrneka v11�re, F�ugB., ';[ Beach and Marine Land, Convention in Macon this week...... Daytona formerly as.oclated with the "'"'" .-. --MY Alderman of . -:------Fla. Robert Columbia. _ SMITH..- TILLMAN Sylvanl. Veneer Compeny. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Beer is visiting his parents. Mr. and Dr. Clarke wa. educated In I and Miss Beer of Athens Mrs. . I \districtI We have. brand new line of Sylvia J.::p•. PARKER'S STOCKYARD "iderman. the Bulloch County Schoofl and Jill last r .1 were Friday • OltlUAR¥ for ,.our car. guests Syl· M •. Te.chers In 'acceuorl� - ,�Mrs�.�WIlIl..,.l-of I. .(, Tops 1m .All ill Pri_and"a.a»rs. Georgia College and Mrs. Raymond Poss. vania ibirMn. W. T. Shumnn a .�' Statesboro. He II married to the are Deal fo' _�:--::"�:....�-..:.,------Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hughes were week ai-Hour Ambulance Service ;tith ·Parker'. TOil . guests last former Miss Bernice Anderson of The Owners and I!;eefleld . 1:',;*.' TR.IS OIL CO. Operators: a few days at Brevard. of Mrs. J. S. Conner. 4.2722 Rellster. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke pppfar WE GIVE S & H GREEN �e�dlng Miss last are Cromley spent Ga. the parents of three chll· and Mrs. Dell Hendrix of A�ne Savannah"Ave" fltatesboro, ST� Mr. & Mrs. Aulbert Brannen rMr: weekend 1ft Sylvester with ;...... :.. .IT dren. Mrs. Levenla Holm. and. Atlanta spent last weekend with Mrs·I ...... _,,_III..; • David Bonnie and Brenda Clarke. all of relatives here. Jeff�rds. Irvin Brmson of Gainesville. Oliver. Mrs. Norman Kirkland of Mrs. Stubbs Is the former I Miss Elmer Sanders of M11I· I����������� ��. ��I�edB��S:r���. !!�k:�� on a � en route to St. Mo .• haven. Mr. are louis. and Mrs. Stubbs 11I1SE LOCADONS FOR Assistant Managers: WEEKLY MEETINGS OF parents of two chUdren. O. W. business trip. YOUR CONVENIENCE ALCOHOLICS Stubbs Jr .• and Mrs. C. D. Hoi· Mrs. Hoke 'Brannen and Hoke HI--...... y .. East, PO 4-1511 Mrs. H11I I. the Aulbert Brannen Jr. Brannen Jr. last weekend . I IIngsworth. PO ANONYMOUS spent former Miss Annette CUfton of with relatives In Sparka. that i. t; wHat Your Chevrolet ____ a�ut _1I_I_Sou_tII, ZS_I_7-J Held Each Here's an achievement in comfort-In Safety-Girder frame, by steering you can/ttl. 1"'_V_,s_. 'ruesday Night to J. A. Wynn has returned comfort and the free­ known (or Its crispneaa dealer hu a car a' the curb. At 8:00 O'Clock in The • really superlative internationally SKIN ITCH Bob Brannen Fort Leuderdale. Fla. after a I reeling of beautirully balanced and precision. HOW TO RELIEVE' IT �, Basement of The visit with relatives here and at : night and Church Portal. auspansion, whieper-hushcd cngines Only superb enginecring-ahlUrole� ,"",,�I-I­ i! Presbyterian NEW ITCH·ME·NOT hu two soIid.os·Gibraltar Dodie. Fisher. just this blend of Pat Brannen We are In the Middle If you or a loved one has an John F. Spence. vocationa by engineering-produces valuable properties to combat Right Chevrolet alcohol problem you are invited agriculture teacher at Southeast And tbis cloud·sort pleasure comes comrort and security. And only thIs miserable alimenL The +1IIo�Id--II to address your Inquiries to: Bulloch School. Is Improv· without a It is all it all with cngincs-ultJQ� anesthetlc Itch High penalty. pure plus­ powers slnint properly dead.... at ing. following an operotion it is backed famous efficient that from idle to and bumlnl In minutes to let AULBERT J. BRANNEN AVI,BERT J. BRANNEN JR. P. O. BOX 312, l>ecause by Chevy's powerplanLS jet NATIONAL FARM Emory Hospital. Atianta. Mrs. read Wholesome you relax and lleep. The kera. -Phone 4-3821- roadability, by a new. tough�sincwcd aU-out in one giant stride. BUI why nourishing milk is always your Spence is In Atlanta with him' tolytlc. antiseptic property STATESBORO, GA. and their lIttie is with best food Plan menus daughter buy. your to includo milk sloughs oft tainted outer skin to I� :; IlIJ!rz!t!!Z!!ltA_I���1 relatives at Wrens. k11l and ON CON. SAFETY WEEK and other rich dairy foods for thrifty, tasty meals•• gorms fungus TACT. Nothing quicker or more Extend A FRIENDLY WELCOME effective. 1958 IN 15 JULY 20.26, em MINUTES DAlBY eo. If not completely pleased Grade "A" Pasteurized your 48c back at aay ltore. Wltat a dntl EVERY WEEK should be ;0.';1·)'·f1411,' Use !natant Vitamin "0" Milk dryinl. non·greasy To All TOBACCO GROWERS Homogenized ITCH·ME·NOT for ""..,ml, SAFETY WEEK! on YOUR fARMI At Your Local Grocer rloawonn, athlete's fool, polson can do and other surface rasbee. I � Or Phone PO 4-2212 for Home Delivery Ivy 1-=:;t��=i���R\F� Whether or Small Today at FRANKLIN REXALL Large ..... DRUG CO. Without fan·fare or .,...,._- -.1, proclamation for We are Prepared and Will Give to You Every Possible Serv­ Safety Makes Sense MOM BATES ice to Assure Satisfaction on Your Sales in Our Houses. TO moN Have Reverence for Life;

SHIRTS ; •• Respect Rights of Others Make Your Sheets of Tobacco to 300 Pounds - w. D••'t BI B.rI Up This Will Make SAFETY FIRST­ ...... , .. Make Room for Your Neighbor. W. P...... spivey Raymond POlS Ivy Spivey DonLWau", _ . DlvIIlon Mar. Special Alent Special Alent . Special Alent can't ...... _ .. you go wrong! ---­ Your stalks. your pastures, your orchards, cut your unused Innd-Rolo·Speed can to Massive rro: ;:den-;;;' I�-; A Real Service ...... Be Sure Book Your Tobacco in ADVANCE to GUARAN­ nod denr-them cosily. SWiftly. c;;;;;...;:r �;l blndes shr�d the tallest stalks. shear IliciT ...... ,.. . I s;. I.land Bank the Building PRUDENTIAL H OS PITA L W[lY through the densest brush. lough. w ..... - Slatelboro, Georgia --,-JooI. TEE Sales. esi vines - leaving only a fine mulch I ...... - ...... - ... Quick EXCELSIOR S. and SUR G I CAL EXPENSE rich humus for your soil. Rugged? I ..... tell me more about Prudentlal'l Ha.pltal ...... lough thal maintenance costs over the PLANS can meet it help you the. ,...... years nre unbelicvn"ly low, Try y�ur· cost of: self. Your dealer will be glad to show you I high 0 demonstration. ShIrta now Air mode 10 orde', Get 1 Your prealed by the El·ECTRIC w�y the Lillislon RoIO,SrJCed is the finest Tho S',.cayne 2·000( Sodan w/lh Bad)' b)' Fisher, conditloning-tomperGturos :.:��.����.��: cutlers. in name In Gloss y room and board newest proeess the nation by rolary window 01 ovc'y Chcvro/et Is Solely I HospItal MEMBERSHIP Ever), � PIIoae yOther the "Vnlpnu." There's abo . ha.pltaI ellpanaos no friction. I y Surgioal operatlOlll solutely Shlrll are CORPORATION Monufochtfld liy _ootll, erlap-aew yM-.&ty ta looklna. BRANNEN'S LlLLlSTON IMPL!MENl co. See local authorizecf, Chevrolet deQler ...... your _------WAREHOUSES .1 M. _ _ 40 � (or on' YIW' "odu'I" __ ---_---- ...llo .....ftta --_ J. y •• ' '''''H' I•• ,.,'" NO. 1-301 HIGHWAY NORTH plclolilid .qulp", SEA ISLAND BANK Bl:JILDING Model Brannen's Warehouses are Listen Inc. Laundry Phone 4-3930-New Warehouse to Radio Station Franklin Chevrolet CompanYI PRONE PO 4-S021-5TATESBORO, GA. and Not Associated With Shep­ HOKE S. INC. NO. 2-S0UTH ZETTEROWER WWNS for Our BRUNSON, on Col­ 60 East Main Street - Phone 4·5488 Warehouse - pards Phone TOBACCO NEWS 62 East Main St. Statesboro The Prudential Insurance St. 4-3723-Formerly Shep- Co. Cleaners lege at 12:50 m. Dry pards No.2 p. of America -Phone 4-3234- � A Mutual life IIlIUI'II>C8 Company Leefield News The Bulloch Herald - Page 8 Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 24, 1958 Nevils News �efield W.M.S. holds meeting at Joe Connor, during the weekend. 1-.:=-"'------. the Tobacco Grow­ Mr. and Mrs. Flte Baird nnd Serving Fish features activities NATlI'INAL AWARD WINNER church last son, Sammie of Batesburg, S. C., frys �efield were vIIItors here the Pol"Itlcal Monday during I 19 weekend. �v 57 MRS, E. F , ruCKER �� By in Nevils last week :::. . Mr. and Mrs, Leon Tucker and tatement community ·01 c,u",14J .4__ .4-' met at Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lee and children of visited S Since 1928 " W.M.S. Savannah, ers Leefleld Area .. The of This Sharen and By MRS, JIM ROWE #_q� the church on Monday afternoon children, Karen, relativel hero during the week- I'I'ZC-= _ Belinda several last ot lut week with the president, spent days end. To Friends and all My voting Mr. and Mrs. Walton Nesmith Worth, has returned '0 Mrs. week at Jekyll Island. Flo., Mn, Harry Lee, presiding. Sgt, and Mrs. Addison Minick citizens of Bulloch entertained at a fish at County: fry their her home after spending a week Minick arranged the pro- Mr. and Mrs. Milton Findley and and Tyrol children, Cathy Nancy pond Saturday. Those present with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rowe from Service and led Linda and Diane of visited I will appreciate your In- ...... Royal and children, of FI. lacklon, S. C., were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. SATURUMBER 37 In Taggart and other relatives here. the devotional. were visitors here during relatives here laat week. fluence and support the forth- McRae, and sons of Washington, D. C., • •• 01 10 I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowe visited the weekend. coming primary September Misses Mary Allee Sue and Miss Ramona Nesmith of Tampa, JULY 24·26 and Mr. and Mrs. Menzie Waters as one of your reprelentatives relaUves In Register and Pulaski Mr. and Mrs. J. O. White Helen Belcher are au�ndlng 4-H Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Walton visited and children of Bloomingdale, from Bulloch County to the Sunday afternoon . cbIIdren of Statesboro Club camp at Rock Eagle this Nesmith and children and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Assembly of Mr. Burnsed a relatives here last Sunday. visited her parents, week. Gener�1 Georgia. and Mrs. H. W. Nesmith. Alwyn spent DUring the time that you have few last week with Charles The Y.W.A.'s met on Thursday days honored me as your Ellison at Sardis. afternoon of last week at the reArelenta­ 1 tive I assure you that have FOXHALL Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rowe enter- Mr. home of the Rev. and Mrs. Kent & and Mrs. Julian COBB Hodges time glvcn my unselflahly to the talned with a fish on Thurs. of Savannah and H. 1 WITH $5,00 OR L Gillenwater with Mrs . Glllen- fry Mr O. of each bill which was All Southern Armour's w'ater a. leade'r. study day night of last week on the Hodges were Sunday dinner Creamy Digestable Shortening MORE ORDER and voted On Mrs. Hattie Hagan of Savan- presented every lawn of their home. Those guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. to the best of nah Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben bill, my. ability, present were Mrs. Sara Bradley Hodges. lor the things most beneflctal to of Luke Mr. and Joiner Worth, Fia., Mrs. J. M. Rowe spent last Bulloch County and to our state. M. E. Jordon and Lb. Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Quattle- Mrs. son, Jim- weekend with relatives in Savan­ On every occasion 1 voted ac­ baum and children Lynn and my of Savannah, Mr. and Mrs. nah. to own convictions Cynthia of Pembrok�, visited her cording my Leonard Collins of Mr. and to the dictates of Pulas.kl, Miss Barbara Anderson of Sa­ Can Mrs. D. dur- Mrs. J. M. Price 59c mother, L. Perkins according WAREHOUSES vannah conscience and and. ?f spent last week with the weekend. m)' hoping pray­ Reglster, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vegetole3 Ing at all times that vote Brenda and Zenda Anderson. MARGARINE Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Lanier Jr. Ing every Beatty of Brooklet, Mr. and Mrs. cost me be beneficial Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Ander­ and children of Atianta, spent by �ould Wilton Rowe and children Bill Robert's Farm and meet with the approval of son and children of Savannah the weekend with her parents, Rowe and son, Mr. and Mrs', Litt 'Poultry Large constituents at home. Let spent last week with Mr. and L�I. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Turner. my GEORGIA- Allen and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. , me assure you that 1 will not �TATESBORO, Mrs. Olan Anderson and other Hagin and children . 2 support any measure to Increase relatives here. Qtn. NANCY ATTAWAY taxes without the consent of my Miss Brenda Anderson is I WORKING IN constituents In Bulloch County. Mr. and Mrs Bob Morris Jr. this week with rela­ 29c .. spending Doz. CLEVELAND. omo and attracnve little daughter of tives in Savannah. w�e�eo��,,;:;:h�: ��:ec7t�;:n�I��� Savannah were Sunday dinner Fresh 49c Some folks that a horseshoe over Miss say Nancy Attaway, daughter with me on of and Mrs. C. J .. DELICIOUS BLUE STAR nailing not agree certain guests Mr. , Eggs of Mr. and Mrs. Grady Attaway the door brings good luck. But one thing is Issues and bills and [ did ap­ Martin. Friends of Mrs. Chauncey of Statesboro Is doing city mls- Futch preclate discussing their views and of regret to learn that she ,,,,,: down a of all earn in a slon work this summer In Cleve- • Bobby Jimmy Taggart APPLE PIES Z For 35c part you an is a at the Bulloch Nailing and problems In effort to ar­ D. C. were patient land, Ohio. She Is sharing a Washington, spend- bank account won't do fortunes rive at those things most bene­ of Ne- County Hospital. They wish for savings your with four the-night guests Marty SUNKIST compact apartment flcial to all of Bulloch her a speedy recovery. not to the County. smith on Wednesday night of any harm, Why look future? Money. other young women with I appeal for your vote, in­ last week. Mr. and Mrs. Pete O'Miliion careers and back- Quart In·the-bank is can on! Interesting fluence and support In the and Marcia and M' Cans cle something you depend daughters, LEMONADE 10 51.00 grounds. There's a girl from Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes and primary to be held on September Carla of Savannah, were guests Whip 49C Rotterdam, HOlland, a shining sons of Savannah were Sunday 10, and pledge you, If you re- at an fish and chicken WILLIAMS SAVE AS MUCH AS YOU example of Dutch dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. �utdoor CAN, cleanll�ess, turn me as your representative, fry Friday afternoon of last a German giri from Bavaria: a H. W. Nesmith. New Blue to always cast my vote for week at the John B. Anderson Detergent AS OFTEN AS YOU CAN -AT OUR BANKI Vassar glri from Boston Mrs. J. W. Taggart and sons Each o�d those bills which by God's ciub house at his pond near DEVILED CRAB 3ge another halls from Wisconsm of Washington, D. C., and Miss guidance will benelit you the Nevils. Others present were \ who Is studying Spanish at Ramona Nesmith of Tampa, Fla., The BullOCh C Ban'k good people of Bulloch Co'unty. Rubye, Maude, Weila, Lessie and INSTANT Lge_ Jar Northwestern University, and are their vacations with Giant ounty [ further promise to resist any .spending Lucille White, Mr. and Mrs. from Dixie a stu- their Mr. and Mrs. H. -Member Federal Insurance Nancy Land, indlviduai or Deposit Corporation- pressure by any par�nts, J. B. Anderson and son, Buddy, W. Nesmith. MAXWELL HOUSE 9ge �======::!..'.:d::e.:..:.nt:...::of:_:Y.::ol::e:_. groups of politlclans. 1 feel that Alwyne Burnsed and Donna Sue Box Mrs. Cohen Lanier and BlueCheer 59c my experience, as your repre­ daugh- Martin. be beneficial to Jimmie Lou, the sentative, shouid ter, spent HOLSUM - CLAUSSEN the good citizens of our great weekend at Savannah Beach. Marcia Anne and Carla county. Mr. and Mrs. George Edmonds O'Miliion of Savannah returned BUY THE PAINT· THAT'S WORl'H THE WORk During next January there are and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Ed- home after a week at Nevils with many bills coming before the monds, all of Savannah, were the White Sisters and other BREAD General Assembly which 1 am Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and friends. somewhat familiar with and 1 Mrs. D. B. Edmonds. ------Wesson best ef­ OilV2 assure of again you my W. E. Cobb W. E. Jr. H. E. Akins Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Riggs Stop guessing at facts! Use Gal.99C forts in behalf. (:obb your of Savannah spent the weekend the convenient telephone infor­ LO��ES you for past favors, 2 Thanking mation Statesboro 29c with Mrs. Riggs' parents, service at the continued �r. Cartons [ solicit your support. and Mrs. Josh Riggs. Regional Library. Call POplar Refreshing King Sincerely yours, Mrs. Sara Bradley of Lake 4-3251. WILEY B. FORDHAM 7-31-2tc. MEADOWBROOK for a and Sales Force - COCA·COLA: We Co��le��, Experienc� The Bulloch Herald Page 9 5ge

hav� Ca�able - Thursday. July 24, 1958 SILVER- cow CARNATION 'to Service • St�tes�oro. qeorgia, I Miss give you : . .:�nd_g!:t ��u_ H!G�. ail(rSatisf�cti.?� - - �e Rushing .. I :'I GALLON , I Y2 .' , j; - Preston's EST PRICES for your tobacco! Maxwell House '-n-MI-LK �5·r��n:--69c joins ''"" 5ge SUNSHINE staff all summer. •.. Pound campaign for convenience we "Book" tobacco and reo ., long Again, your Box Congressman Prince H. Pres­ SUNKIST LARGE 29c , HI-HO ton announce. that Miss Betty serve This will your tobacco on our floor space. help you get LEMONS Doz. WHITE SA!L Jane R�shlng of Lyons, recent COFFEE of State Teach­ graduate Georgia ... and sold! SO Count promptly U_ S, NO_ 1 ers College, has been added to NAPKINS 10c his staff in campaign head­ quarters here. IRISH POTATOES BLEACH 2 Qte Mr. Preston said Miss Rush­ We solicit your business ... start with and you will stay with Ing comes to his office "highly Ie-Lb. 29c 59�ul' recommended" by Dr. J. D. Pork, Bag 1 WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER education COBB & FOXHALL •.• the tobacco warehouse firm in WHITE houses WHITE head of the depart­ pioneer Clo-White 25c knps for years ment at G.S.T.C. "I'm sure she will be a great 54c SIZE Statesboro. Fresh Dressed Gainsville II Du Pont 40 House Paint is self-cleaning-scientificaHy made to shed asset in OUr office," Mr. Preston KRAFT said. "I feei that [ am fortunate dirt, dust and soot with every rainfall_ It renews its bright. just-painted to have her serv)ces during my ALKA-SELTZER white year aftor year, Because the lasts 49c look-stays beauty longer. you campaign for re-election." the 01 Blackberry don't have to paint as often ... so you save both work and money I Miss Rushing, daughter 69c SIZE BAYER Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Rushing of received her B.S. Card Lyons, degree PLEASE NOTE-You MUST present your Marketing when your tobacco is weighed, Jelly Bottle in business education from (LO- G.S.T.e. in June of this year. So card with tobacco. FRYERS bring your selling your ASPRIN 59c • will teach business educa­ F_ •••Itlnl now .,.lnt -'tlnl [...... _ Du .....t ....nts _ortlslnl In She 2O·0z. Jar 39c LIfe tion at Jonesboro School Moo_lno ••• or uk u. to _. yOU _1eL High Armour's Star Smoked 53c COLGATE In Jonesboro, Georgia, begrnning Hickory in September. SUNSWEET STATESBORO BUGGY & WAGON COMPANY Miss Rushing was born and Only reared in Lyons where she at­ GLEEM 4Be 1 Courtland St. Phone 4-3214- tended both elementary nnd high school. She was graduated with PRUNE the 1955 high school closs. Tho lasls Her father the D. C. - .. operates beauly when you p with the finest _ PA I NT S Ballard Rushing Service Station and HAMS JUICE Pillsbury �� ....-- Garage in Lyons. COBB & FOXHALL Armour's Choice Heavy Western Qt. 33c Roast WHITEHOUSE BISCUITS CHUCK APPLE em Robbins Red Breast Black Hawk SAUCE Get a I;O-N-G WAREHOUSES Lanky 3 25c FRANKS 39c BACON Lb. 79c 2 Cans Z9c Willis Cobb Billy Cobb Rastus Akins Pkg. ie! Plenty of Free �. l�tle 1>099 H. E. Crawford, Auctioneer R. R. Bynum, Office Manager brightens everything Parking ALDRED'S FOOD MART You Are Always the gentle bleach "WE KNOW HOW" Quantity Reserved Where Costs No More Economat rid �:I�fI�;lJ:I:fj with Ohe Southern Accent Rights Quality Special Welcome NOW AT YOU R GROCER BEST FOOD BUYS IN TOWN BES'T FOOD BUYS -IN TOWN Stop guessing at facls! Use the convenient telephone infor­ A Prize.Winning Newapnpur mation service at the Statesboro NATiONAL AWARD WINNER 1958 Reglonol Library. Call POplar 4-3251. Detter NewspRpcl· 19 57 Contests THE BULLOCH HERALD q� N� C

GOOD USED TIRES - FOR RENT Two bedroom WANTED Lions Club installs With Loll of Good Usc apartment on North Main St. Left In Them. Stove and refrigerator furnish­ ed. Reasonable rent. PHONE ALL SIZES 4-2471. A. S. DODD JR. 6-12-Uc. Monumental Lettering; Sand- FOR RENT-Five room house officersfor 1958.59 HODGES PURE OIL for rent. Nice location. Avall­ 81ast or Monuments, THE DRAMA OF TOBACCO-Shown here is a Cleaning typical grower HERE the tobacco grower has his cured tobacco able now. A. S. 0000 23 wrapped up HERE a group of formers their concern SERVICE STATION JR., of tobacco in Bulloch symbolizes over their ANI) HERE aro lho growers as the window In special ceremonies held at Blitch, Bernard Morris, and Miss County considering his tobacco crop be- in sheets and is to truck to they approach pay NOJ1h Main St. Phone 4-2471. ready it the market where it will tobacco as it rests on North Main St. - Statesboro fore the floor of the warebouse the lit one of the Brick, Stone or Marble Bulld- the annual Linda Bean. gathering it for curing. be 'sold. awaiting wuruhouses to get the money for his tobacco which 6-19-tfc. Ladies' Night of the auctioneer to sell 7-IO-tfc. it. he has just sold. Statesboro Lions Club held at Jimmy Gunter, reviewing the Ings. "highlights" of the past year's FO:en����-;:-.:;,�rn��;�te Ag:[t Mrs . Bryant's Kitchen on the Welcome R S LE-U d B th Id d South programs presented a humorous pea��t evening of July 8, the new of- FOLIIII.�on CO�bi�es. ��e �:�C��"o��h:_�'I�g6 Mlat� • skit Identlfylng each program. T. D. HODGES, Claxton, Georgia. ficers of the club were Installed PHONE Claxton, 113. 6-12-tfc. ������������= Ken 1.1il1lill__" of by Goddard, past presi-II CCIII_� tobacco sold in Statesboro EAVES GRANITE 653�153 COMPANY first dent of the Port City Lions Club. FOR SALE-Lots tor colored: . pounds Next to William James School. Sel'VICeS -----_ Box 368 Phone 307·J Mr.' Goddard Instructed each day Terms. See Mary Lee Bishop In the dulles of his office. at W. A. Bowen Construction Elberton, Georgia to 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Julian A. Pafford was installed Co. office. 6-12-2tc. as new president to serve for for SAWS FILED-All types of to _====:11_=_== the 1958-59 club year. Other of- $373�942.59 $56.32 hundred cis���s fic...s are Dr. K. R. Herring, average REAL ESTATE t��;H�Ckl���3�rA�'i: per WANTED TO BUY-Dne used FILER. saws cut first vice Clem pounds Your will president; Raith, CITY PROPERTY LOANS Butane gas 100 The ------faster, cleaner, truer. P. S. tonk, capacity second vice president; Dr. Don Statesboro tobacco market sold 658,158 -Qui... Servl...... Tankersley. PETE'S FOLEY �rll�o,?b� Hockett, third vice president; The pounds of tobacco here on opening day, Tuesday, CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY SAW FILERS, 13 West Moore �N��R��\)f���: Les H. P. Jones Revival Ga" Witte, secretory; series for a Street. PHONE PO 4-3860. 7-24-4tp. tobacco July 29, total of $373,942.59 tal' an of 15 Courtland "treet Jr., treasurer; George Stiles, Lion History of average Warehousemen 5-22-tfc. industry Tomer; Reppard DeLoach, Tall $56.82. Last year's opening day sold 540,846 pounds help FOR SALE-Brick Veneer house • Twister. for an . J P.B.E. $253,953.00 for average of $46.95. The 1958 with 3 bedrooms and den. The R'ites held for board of directors Include planned by for the Good location. Immediate occu- pvel'age first day's sales is ten cents WILL WASH M. E. Ginn, Dick Marsh and b k kLC I· nearly make local markets Tobacco than the for the psney. IF YOU HAVE CAR James Aldred, Couiicil in more average f'irst day's sale In Curry Insurance Aaency en Past Deputy District Governor Sept.' 1957. L AII ����'"""'�""his tUOn� sales ... :: Phone 4-28211 COMPLETE fascinating sing-song ,=�.l�� WASH $1.00 Henry grow tobacco. According to the U. S. De Brannens talk here on Mr. Everett Cobb & Foxhall ��t�S Tuesday morning In 1918 a Williams, presi- $5.00 LO�r�;o�h�nst�!��s Lli'Z� market was estab- partment of FOR SALE-Three bedroom Henry Lee Allen, 71, of Portal, of of this week he marked the be- dent of the Agriculture report WAS�n�:'O�:c�u;';;,.i membership the Lions Club. lished in Douglas and about recently organized house with screened porch of the Primitive on the first day sales for the died early Monduy, July 21, at ginning thirty-first selling three million were sold Baptist Evangelistic New Statesboro and Near school. The Weathel' pounds two warehouses garage. to season on the Statesboro To- Council. announced this week markets in t h c operate Will w..h at home or bring ��:e c7�;;n��s .;:;�������n��� Statesboro that year for an of 34 twenty-eight the Bulloch Hospital '" average y.! County their bacco Market. initial for a of re- Curry car to 236 N. COLLEGE ST. perfect attendance record cents per pound plans series bright-leaf belt the 1958 average after a for the viva I services to be in p:::::a�;82�gency long illness. A native pust year. They were AI Not many people at the '0" held Mc- of Tobacco W'house warehouses Between 1910 and 1940 a $56.43 is $4.08 above the 31st CALL BILLY O'CONNOR Sutherland, Les several warehouses this week UpS Croan Auditorium at Georgia begin year Olef Whtt Count h e move to George Stiles, total of y, d thirty-one markets 1957 f'trst (ayI's 4-2440 Witte, Kermit R. Ed took time out to wonder when Teachers beginning average. This year Aulbert J. W. E. Cobb POplar Carr, opened in In College Sep- Brunnen, Sr. is back In Portal 33 years ago, was a re- Georgia. 1937 only tember 10 Cook M E Ginn James and how the Statesboro tobac- and through September who hus been for a Statesboro and sixteen were still in 13th operating began his thlrty­ F��lIe���;-�f 1L..7;,,-;;,10;,,-;;,lf,;,c;,,' -' tired a member of the operation. 19. farmer, Max' and co market came into To begins year time On the local tobacco first a a��ti��I!in7urr;:r. Gunt�r, Lockw�od long as �llioll Hagan being. During the be- year warehouseman Gene Market twenty years By the time the auctioneer odd cd TIRED OF LOOKING at that Portal Baptist Church, 0 Mason CANDIDATE many the history of such events Plans were considered and It was in 1945 that market, more than 60,000 on the local tobacco market. f�:.�;s Curry: . FOR t;"een 1920 and 1940 bright to- the New si���fect��nair;�st;�re��� Dr. no Downs and his line of had feet of floor cotton on floor or and one of the of the Herring, program holds particular bacco several committees were named buyers Statesboro Tobacco square space, brlng- It was In 1928, the year the countries. These may be seen rug your organizers cha.lr. CONGRESS meaning gradually found lhe areas Warehouse . . the I at that on bed? Then man, presented the entertain- They are concerned with at a of the executive finished the first rows of tobnc- was built and ing lata floor space in market opened that he home in Sylvania, (next to spread your Portal Club, of which only The thermometer in which it was best suited. Its meeting added floor space here, Hunting ment readings Statesboro to the Bus For give it a new look. Call MODEL which Included a the event of the moment. e: committee of the council held for the over 700,000 with Mr. R. P. Holt a Sylvania Station). program co in each of the two tobacco of the tobacco leased he was the oldest member. First District for the week of Monday, July growth declined in southwest marketing inlormation call LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEAN- by Miss Linda Pound, Smets Georgia last at the Stales- in square feet. warehouse from the Sylvania, phone But to many the present is and in the Friday night ware crop Statesboro. Tt was built Statesboro us one Besides his he is sur- 21, through July 27, Georgia upper houses which drew first 6691. Mrs. EDELL HILTON, ING and let dye It of wife, Sunday, boro Primitive Church. Tobacco built the a Baptist . . nnd operated Cccii Warehouse vived on upon past and were as follows: coastal section. The areas where by \Vootcn, He buill a new Company Sylvania, Go. 7-24-tfc. 72 colors. PHONE 4-3234 today. by four sons, Elbert, sales here Tuesday morning It warehouse on of the tobacco Representatives from the Norman D. C. Flowers which hod just completed two 3-28-tlc. Slivan knowledge post helps to Low succeeded included Swain, U. S. 301 at House Road Louisville, Ky., Jennie, High seven Primitive became evident that it was a Packing " understand Baptist Churches and S. L. Garner its warehouses, and operated as and Paul WJBF-TV the present and an- those areas where Sea Island first year and with Allen, 011 of Portal: Monday, July 21 ... 94 73 in he, together Mrs. Wl_ar====_=_!Il:::I RI·tes held £0I the cotton the county were present at great on the States- on the market here. Holt-Cobb Warehouse. F��r four E. ticipate future. was opening day Aulbert Brannen ��;.E;:i,�:;t��d���sh�v��� daughters, Mrs. R. 22 ..• 94 71 formerly produced. Sr. and his son, Augusta, Georgia Tobacco Tuesday, July the meeting. In Mr. Holt two full ceramic tile baths. has been grown in In those areas there is an bore tobacco market. This year marks the Aulbert February, 1931, Brown Jr. . thirteenth Brannen A. S. DODD JR. of Mrs .I. D. 23 . 92 71 .Jr., will operate Millen, Wednesday, July died and the late H. P. Foxhall Georgia since the colonies were abundance of fine soil year that the New with Hamilton, Colo .. Mrs. 24 .. loamy Statesboro It, together the Brannen's Real Estate Denver, Thursday, July 92 70 Mr. J. H. Stewart of near Mr. Cobb Mrs. 0 nson first established. Until the in- which on Tobacco joined and k:���fon:o�����in:or�g�kit��I�� h produces excellent Warehouse has Warehouse No.2 on they MORTGAGE LOANS FHA Curtis Youngblood, Statesboro, J Friday, July 25 ... 89 70 oper- South Zet­ includes dishwasher. PHONE 7:15 to 7:30 P. M. vention of the cotton Portal said he was very happy oted operated as Cobb and Foxhall and Mrs. Iduma gin and quality of bright leaf tobacco. here. The now terower. 4-2941. 6-26-tfc hk. GI-CONVENTIONAL-FARM Tyles, Portal: The Bulloch Herald Saturday, July 26 . _. 97 70 management . the of Woman's Clu.b about his Warehouses. It Mrs. Pauline Aldrich development the cotton It was only natural that it first sale. His was the includes Mr. Mrs. W. .. Wooten. sister, V. Wilson, .Johnson, Sunday, 27 _ 94 70 George HOMES FOR SALE 25 July with Mr. Foxhall died on December 65, died Thursday, July 24, in Friday, industry, tobacco was the lead- should find its way into the first pile of tobacco sold in Sugg and Ed Wiggins. Working the two Bran- July No rainfall was recorded Dodd 3ubdlvlslon FHA a ing source of revenue and fur sec lion of which announce nen warehouses will be Pat 31, 1!56, and in 1957 Rastus Al�:��:;'a�5 held Saynnnah Hospital after a County Cobb and Foxhall's Warehouse They that their s�;�:���hil���er�' nished for the week. Bull?ch I £as .on Brannen Akins was taken into the firm the medium of is a h. auctioneer and Bob Brannen as Approved 4 111. long Illness. She was a formcr principal part for at one time States- Is W. E. Boswell. Wednesday at p, at the pans Mr. A. V. Green of - Phone resident of boro was a Lynchburg Their floor men assistant For 23 N. Main St. 4-2471 Portal Church can. Statesboro. exchange. leading Sea Island are Bill Ander­ managers. Lease Baptist S. was It was C., all smiles over the ducted the Rev. C. K. She is survived by five customary in the cotlon market of the world. son, Jimmy Atwood, Bran­ ��US��b�it�n�r.F����1 an�a��� by 'Everett duugh­ sale of his the first Floyd At No. I warehouse A Mrs. Colonial to to hOW A 28 tobacco, nen and Charlie son, Billy Cobb. Modern Major Oil and the Rev. Hilton Garrett. Sarah Gromer, Bloom­ early days grow In the fall of 1927 the States- IS Garland Anderson. Dan �ers, ugust on the first row in Nesmith will be the floor­ TINKER'S TIMBER CRUISING bacco on new land Until the An effort was made pile Shep­ day They are still three Burial was in Ihe mgton, Ind., Mrs. lda Mae the project. boro Tobacco Taylor is their bookkeeper. operating SERVICE Poplar Springs Warehouse Com­ pard's Warehouse. man and Robert Lanier the STATION SERVICE-30 Seibold Street. St. yields to then to establish a tobacco market Mrs. J. E. Bowen The night warehouses on South Collegee Church Robichaud, Fla .. began 'decline. was Jr., presi- warehouse is located on Cemetery. Peter�burg, pany originated and in Hoorman. At No. 2 J. M. TINKER. Phone PO 4-2300 to abandon the old there but the tobacco dent of the Woman's Hill Warehouse Street, the brick ware­ Pallbearers were A. Clark Mrs. Mary Ellen Pittman ond fields for principal October of Statesboro Upon the sales for Street next 10 the Collins including or PO Go. R. that year a charter (ollowin'g 4-2265, Statesboro, Geneva cleared ones. manufacturers refused to send Club announced this week that Frozen (on S. Ed Anderson house built Wolter Aldrede Jr., Paul Charlie Ne- Mrs. Allen, both of Sa­ newly Tobacco was granted. The the first hour it was plain that Foods place. Zetterower), by on 4-17-tfc. NeSmilh, petitioners Located U. S. 301 and MISS was considered rather hard on buyers and the was the club will a fashion the will be the about fifteen years ago. Smith, Emmett Deal, Hermon Holley AldrICh project were Cecil W. B H' t sponsor average would be high for day floorman and near business of vonnah: show at H. E. Crawford is Cobb and' South, Ic==--=:-=_;:;aIll__ Luke of Va.; four sons, CeCil the land. abandoned. McCroan Auditorium ut the first sales. Thomas Anderson Illi::7IIMarsh, Hendrix. Honorary N?rfolk, Booth, Howell �annenFone, re�n:Jvn. day's will be the city. Aldrich Is' fn addition to being G.T.C. on The Foxhall's auctioneer and R. M_ were Marshall Lester Houston, Texas, National grown R. .I. Thursday evening, highest price dur- Coy Hodges, S. � paid Taylor, o.f July World War J on an Sr., Fa.rmers night floorman. the coast brought 28. Mrs. Tobacco Bynum is office G. G. Cliff Lee of Portsmouth, N. along during the early Lewis. S. L. August Gerald Groover ing the sales was 70 monager. Toylor, Reddick, Aldr!ch increasing demand for Ken�ed� .l. L. morning H., Charlie of of the Georgia cigarettes. and Mrs, Jake Smith will be cents a L. B. A n t·I 5 Peacock, Dr . .Johnnie Savannoh history colony Mathews, C. P. Iff Sr pound. Many baskets Hester is the auctioneer Take Small Amount Deal, Rup- Aldrlc� Th ese, rna d e from a I' hter or Oll.evlls, Brooks of que as Ig . I cI'lalrman crt and of States- the settlers pushed farther genera fOr th e s h ow. soId for 65 and 66 cent.s. In th c for these \Villie B. Simmons and h . warehouses. cash to inven­ Parrish, Parrish, C. Joh.nny Aldrich. flue cured created .I C" P h Warehouse purchase nine and farther tobacco bright leaf, The initial were made J. T. is' VISIT STATESBORO'S McAllisler and members of the boro; grandchrldren, one inland, pro Cecil W. nen was plans first row there were a tory and a demand for this tyoe tobacco. Branon arn�.ma e only very Sheppard equipment. HOT DOG at a Mrs . Month duction with the call of exe. .Janie pace ad the few of Poria I Club. Weeks of kept president and of meeting 18, 19 and 20 cent to bncco on NEWEST SHOP Hunting sister,. Farmers who grew this tobacco $30,000 stock the Stale.bol'o market. Barnville, S. C., one vancement into new cutive board held at Ihe bacco. Smith-Tillman Mortuary of territory in 1917 were sold. library. 5th brot�er, and 1918 obtained high The Mr. Bill Mikell was floor sole of Statesboro in Sanders Black of Tn the Colonial days the weed proceeds from the fashion begins year was charge. .Ja�ksonville, south Work on tw tobacco operator DIAL POPLAR 4·2653 was prices throughout Geor- large show will Fine Selection of Fla" and several nieces and hauled from some parts of be added to the Worn. .I. T. Sheppard, who slIcceeds In 1954 manager. and as - Mr. Sutton Ga. __ gia a result tohacco pro- ,varehouses WOas hegun im- an's Guy built Statesboro, 1}:lIIIIIIlIrt!i.IIC=Ii =:::::;;';�e'fj nephews. the interior in hoes heAds down Club project to air con his father, the late R. E. Shep the This year is the fifth 7-24-1fc. Lovely Pieces duclion in 1918 spread mediately and the first house Farmers Tobacco Warehouse year here rapidly. ,. the Savannah River near dill'on the . The body was brought to Au- Ir'brary Th e sty les- (Bob) Sheppard. said thnt he on U. S. that the Farmers from the Carolinas and was finished in February, 1928. 301 north, near the Farmers Tobacco Ware- Sheppard's Barnes Funeral Home gusta and there loaded on boats will be furnished by H. Minko- thought the sales "excellent' When the Sunday city limits, more house will tobacco market STATON SHOP Virginia came into Georgia to Continued on 12 Ivitz adding floor ha've operated on this ANTIQUE morning. Tn the earlv 1890's tobacco Page and Sons. Willis Cobh. veteran warehou ... r for FOR SALE-Brick veneer home. space the marl