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10-19-1950 Bulloch Herald

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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1950 THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, OCT. 12, Visitinu Teachers Read Sadie Moore To Be Bulloch County'. Meet H�el'e Today The Herald's Fir'st Dis­ Leading VlsiUllg teuchers of Ad. THE to Church trict nrc here today BULLOCH Speaker mectlng HERALD the role of New.paper of discuss "expanding Rev. John S. Lough, pustor the vlsiling teacher." The meeting Methodist Church, the statesboro held In the court- DEDlCtt1'EI) '10 ''tilE PROGRESS Sa­ Is being county OF, S'l'ATES8..0RO AND. IlULLOCH announced this week that Miss t;QUNTY. Moore, recently return­ die Maude welcomc will be made by VOLUME X at the hO'��l: cd frOI11 Korea. will speak H. STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1950 County School Superintendent Methodisl Church on Sunday n�ol'll­ P. Womack, 11 :30 mot "ing al the rcglllnl' Mrs, ing The program will Include: hour. worship Z, S. Henderson; O. H. Joiner, area In Korea a t the M Iss Moore was supervisor of the State Department Blue Devils Beat Metter on the Republic lime 'of the attack of Educution: 01'. H. L. Ashmore, It's North tcorean Carnival f 1<0l'CO by the of the 'reachers College; Mrs. with other Time; � d She' together MIII'Y PI'endel'gosl, of the Chatham rushed out of 27 to Is �Statesboro, m�s:i'onal'i�S, WCI'C schools; and Miss Maude 0; Next to In­ countv Sylvania and sent the nttncked nrca Whlt� 1i'll'st DIstl'lct ehnlrman. to the sloles. Norris The Statesboro Imn then Luncheon will be at the High School Blue Devils won their the citizens It' v Lough urges Hotel. fourth of the Schools game 1950 football season when defeat­ Name to attend the service this they of S�fl'lesbOI'O The STOUp will reassemble Moore ed" their traditional County Miss here last Queens enemy, Metter, to hear tho message nrternoon fill' clinic Friday night The 1950 Hallowe'en season in Bulloch will be-.'---- _ diSCUSSI�"::':_ by a score of 27 to O. county nt gin October when .1. D. Corbitt will n Thursday nIght, 26, Nevils and Brooklet ha�cv, pl'cnC�l Playing scoreless first quar­ Si Waters ti-led lo pass and found hoUl , evening wOI'shlp tel', the Blue Devils schools hold their annual Hallowe'en the 7:30 Lawns Hit BE THE WINNER IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD! got Into the n'O receiver and ron, fOI' no gain. carnivals. The season City ball on A Bendix Automatic Dryer will be given away In game the fifth play of tho Brooks waters fell down, but not will end with the annual carnival at Statesboro High School ech and Colonial Storc-370 In nil, You com­ second when n Cinch every quarter pass f'rom bercre adding another flr'st down October 30. Bugs with other cuatomers of Jere Tuesday night, --- Fletcher to for By pete only your neighbor­ DOWn C. P. Claxton to Metter's 25, waters' long pass Held �oduGe_lane�- Rites Damage to the lawns In States­ hood Colonial store: Enter often, and have an even clicked in tho end zone. Just be­ to Stubbs was no good. Fletchcr's boro by cinch bugs and ear wig zreater chance to win. Sec the Bendix Dryer on fore the lhird Colonial's fresh fruits and vegeta­ quarter ended, Bob­ long pass to Claxton was no good Ann Evans Named Brooklet Carnival worms cnn be controlled with very display in your Colonial StOI' then win It In this Stubbs B. Brannen by scored and In the final and a. running pass fl'OI11 Fletcher Jack easy contest! bles always get' special handling S, quarter Claxton ran rrom the nine­ to waters was no services for ,Jack HERE'S ALL YOU DO: Get official contest good. Madame Funerul m-ea (a" your Iturbi IIt�l.e B�x�����: supervisor from farm to store. Frome the mo­ yard line to score and in the flnnl Second QUarter '50 Carnival Scheduled Oct. 26 who died In the blank at Colonial Store. Brannen, 78, the U. S. Bureau of Entomology entry any Complete Queen BU�­ this. minutes of the a from The contest for selection of the arter a shalt statement in 25 words 01' less: "I want a Bendix ment picket it's full game pass SI Wate,'s' to Claxton was loch C ty Hospital here in connection with they're pass Miss Elizabeth Sarrle,', director stntloned " SI Waters to Stubbs was "ere Tues and of the Brooklet arter­ ... Bobby Queen held Wednesday Automatic Clothes Dryer because Then take ahead in cars good for a first down -to Metter's d of the Statesboro King as ��:�I'e the while fringed beetle control refrigerated freight ay High School car- school n (rom lhe fdo not mail!) your entrv or entries to dealer' good. 15. B. 'Waters made another first Hallowe'en carnival is ;!���l at 3 p. m., has observed the exten­ nival, annouced thls week that Mldd,le­ch program, and trucks straight to you!' own Statesboro Madame Iturbl wlU with entrants from each Primitive Baptist made 15 fll'st downs 'down to the five, Fletcher ran to Ampara Ann lively one, ground Chtl.1 sive dumage being done to the ROCKER Evans, senior, daughtnr of " to Metter's open the concert season at Oeor- of the 11 V. F, officiutlllg, Colonial Store. No wonder you al­ three. the right and Statcsboro drew an grades. with Eldcl' Agon in Statesboro. Mr. Smilh re­ Mrs. Virginia Evans, been lowns . First Teachers at 8:15 m. . the Rev. F. H. APPLIANCI:: Quarter offside penalty 0f fl ve d s, SI gin College p. ha,s The earn i vaI will be held in the nsaleted by Jor-dan. commended that about onc pound ways t'ind plump, firm fruit and YOI' named Queen of the Carnival for ccrue- Tuesday, October with a recital WRS in the cllllllCh Statesboro kicked off and Met­ Waters' pass to Claxton was no 24, Brooklet gym Thursday Burial be 10 - this year. C. P. Claxton will be night, of uctuat DDT applied pel' fresh on a C.OMPANY crisp, garden vegetables It came piano formerly owned by her Mrs. A. and then ter took the ball on her own 10 good. suddeniy-a bullet- her escort, October 26, with John square YUI'eli. of lawn famous has in Bul­ "Down Produced Lane." Choose and returned like rrom Fletcher to Claxton brothel', Jose-Iturbl. Robertson lhe carnival tel�ir. Brannen with water. DDT Statesboro, Ga. It to the 20. .Jnck pass Attendants general Ii\:ed hud sprinkled dtIWn The the in "Queen" Ann will all of his life and made 20 and Met­ over center clicked fol' the college bought piano �o chairman, loch county In severn I locally. from our' tremendous 01 Cannady yards game's be of the Is sold strengths variety Apl'lI from Mrs. James Jenkins Belty Womack, eleventh Parmer until ter was offside nnd drew a fivc­ fil'st score, Claxton's kick fol' thc of been U cent DDT Is used. two �e Contestants for the carnival pl'dminent If 50 pCI' F nne fruits and that taste as who grade, daughter of MI. and Mrs, He had Meats y writing vegetables extra was Columbus, had obtained it af- lost few yeRI'S, is needed Guarante_ed yard penalty. Canady lost two. point good. Statesboro queen and are:' Pass the CoJJloial_ H. Patsy lO. reUl',e of product etrtct ter a P. Womack whose escort will king He IS SUI­ pounds grammar wonderful as look. O. performance In Columbus because of ill health. they Satisfac- Cook lost two, then kicked to the 7, Metter by and first Hen- pCI' 10 square yards. not necessary. Mr. Iturb!. be Frank Wllliams, of Mr. and Billy Laniel', grade; his wife; six daughters, Blue Devils' 45. vlved by of the best results Mr. Just finish state­ tion guaranteed or kicked off to Metter's Mrs. Everett 8O� rletta Royal and Carroll Ray Den- Some your money Claxton Statesboro Concert Association Williams, Jean Mar- J.' L. Savannah, Tender Flavorful Jerry Marsh niade five, Stubbs Jack on the second Ann Mrs. Byrd, Smith has noticed in controlling ment in your own refunded! Cannady 10. Cannady Un, of the tenth mark, grade; Cromley' , Meaty sponsors, the stu- grade, daughter Savannah, .MI:. cheerfully made two. SI Waters lost then returned It including college T. M. Groover, �1Is. insects were where words.Enter now five, to. the 23. Cook made of Mrs. and Tommy Rocker, third grade; these parathion dent and will Carey Martin, whose es- MI's. Bill and Claxton kicked Cook one. body faculty, bring 1". Deal, Slntesboro, were used. Contest closes on one, to Metter made thcn added Elise Bakel' and Eugene McEI­ dust nnd ODT eight, thc Don Cossack cort will be Gilbert Cone son Mrs, Am ��::; on the Chorus and JI·., kina, Miami, F'la., the best re­ Nov. 4 at Ben­ 18. enough for a first down to the veen, section one, fourth . MI', Smith thinks of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert grade; and MIS. Dancers to the on Cone; and Nesmith Jasper, Fin" dix dealer's clos­ Lawson lost one, Cook made line. Cook's campus January and Joel sulls can be obtained in controlling 39-yal'd pass to Lev- of the ninth Betty Roddenberry Sikes, 29 and will announce a third at. Lynn Smith, grade, Statesboro; Ing hour. three, then lost one and kicked. erett Bule was section fourth Willie Z�ttel'ower, the cinch DDT to Fresh Tender too long. Metter of Mr. and two, grade; Gloria o�� bug by applying ROAST traction soon. daughter Mrs. PORK Dr. Harry J. B. Brannen .Jr., Fletcher took the kick on the drew a Roger Holland, Bell and fifth son, the effectcd ol'eas in the spring. 15-yard penalty for hold" Smith, whose escort WIll Bobby Brooks, a End Rib End Statesboro; Is president of the foul' bl'othel's, Joe, Natlie,s.tutesbo:10ci Loin 50, fumblcd and Mcttcr rccovered Coolt made Pamela Howard and John­ If the contl'ol is stal·ted ing; two, then one, and son of Mr. and b? gradc; Statesboro, practice concert association. Cannon, MI S.CiliffEr- Erastus Bl'anncn, all of on their own 43, then Iticlted to sixth when the to show up, . Fletcher on the nest Cannon. ny Barnes, gl'ade; Betty A bugs begin Green in the association Richard Brannen, of LB. LB. Dan Parl'ish lost Cook's midfield Memberships Juno Arthur ,md lIoll.tn. the cost would be very small. PORK ROAST 45c 3ge five, stripe. Salter and Sparks, are still The were available and may be se- carn!val will be held in the Active pallbearers long pass was no good. Another Fletcher seventh grade; Gloria Bl'own and Al'tl�lll' returned the ball to the ctll'ed at the Favorite Shoe Store. high school gym \"'haley, Challie pass by Cook was to the 50. Tuesday evening, Richard Brannen, George good Mettel' 35. B. Waters made Cowart, eighth grade; From left to right: Lefler Akins, Ag teacher; Danny Lingo, and Guy­ Webb I CUT) LB. five, They arc $5 for adults and October 30. The theme of the ca.. - Bird Outland Bohler, Rogel' PORK CHOPS (CENTER 53c SWEET Mountain Cook then kicked to Stullbs $2.50 .Tune McCormick and Brlsen­ F. H. A. Bobby Marsh made a first Ray ton Statesboro band Instructor. son Mr. Westside ARGO down to the for stUdents. Mr. Holland states nival this year be "One World McLendon, Danny Lingo, of Tanner. HonRl'al'Y pall­ on thc five-yard Hne. ninth Maude and 'Bob 20. Stubbs ran to the left W,I,n dine, gl'ade; Sparks John­ Budoet Beef Colonial Pride and the memberships may be secured Through Music, the and Mrs. Dan Lingo, was chosen one of two delegates from Georgia were Ashley Tonner, Brooks Waters mad e three featuring and Charles tenth beal'ers Blue Devils drew a Tucker, grade; Names Officers five-yard pen- through 6 October music and of to play in the national F.F.A. Band at the 23rd annual national con­ John Thomas Stubbs made a down p. m., 24, and dancing many nie Martin, yards, fh'st for counj Virginia Williams and Barney AlIcn: West Side Future Homema­ LB. ally offside. Fletcher's pass adds that no individual tickets tires of the world. vention of the Future Farmers of America In Kansas Jimmie Wurnock, The LB. 57e 65c to the 15 Marsh will City, October John Roach, TiiOAsT yard-llne. Jel'l'Y was Deal, eleventh grade. ptlS too Si Waters was au,s CHUCK long. be sold at the The carnival Albeit kers of America elected trap- door on the wlll 9-12. Is Remer Laniel', Of'. Peggy made Stubbs made a first night ret underway Danny one of two boys selected from the 16,000 young Future Joyner, three, and A will be crowned from R. foJ' the 1950-51 ped lost back to the 40. Clax- of the concert. when all the children couple W. E. and B. Vail the president Cabbage down on Mettel"s represenllng Farmers of for this honor. The other ia Allen of Deal OJ' Floyd. offside Georgia boys Tabor, LB. penalty ton kicl,ed over the and the the each of th.. three groups: first at Il meeting held at West LB. 6ge 79c goal countries of the World Ft�neral arrangemenlS year RIB ROAST to the 45-yal'd line. Broolts Waters gather Perry, Ga. Danny plays the saxophone, won top In the music Olliff. wer.e ball went to Metter on the 20. MISS SADIE on through fourth grade, f 1ft h h�norl MOI­ Side on Wednesday of last week. MAUDE MOORE the stage for the of in of Smith-Tillmon made a first down on Metter's 40. festival in last and Is a F.F.A. charge Cook and Statesboro TO SPEAK AT the through seventh, and elghth'grade Milledgeville year, very active member. Other officers arc Franklin 217_01.cns.2Se ma"e two, BROOKLET queen. crownl�gthe c,own- LB. FollowInJ wary. LB. 8ge was 15 the eleventh. Mrs. John _ 73c on the fol- Rcv. L. C. throHgh Deal, vice president; Owaln Deal, RIB STEAK penaHzed yards Wimberly, pastor of ing ceremonlel, than 300 lb. Metter the the F S will have of the 3c Brooklet-New charge secl'ctary-treasurer: Tevelene Ni­ play. having Hope-Nevils children wIll ent in "Queen" ball on the Blue fi' Miss Frances Lee the - Devil's 23. Bell announced Ann Ramona tes churches, this week . chols publicity chairman; Ocean Fresh Seafood- Ri "lde Flawingor' and "King" �0, and their tpencep Fresh I J. Made Fresh-Sold made two as the half ended. that Miss Sadie 8:onro�nd' Mrs. S. Mikell the Club Chester recreation chairman; Score, Maude Moore, a cburt with dances the �oul\trles Statesboro Metter O. from - third Quarterback 7, missionary will be the • Mary Beasley, project chairman; Korea, representl!d.. J. R. Mrs-. Jones Third Quarter guest speaker at the Brooklet Miss Sorrier A;.;ordlngto Mrs.tt� nson, Mrs. Bill Stevens and Mrs. MULLET FISH 'Cuyler says all the chil· char e wilJ be made at the door Hears U. of Ga. End BEEF Mrs. Methodist Church morn- dren will be Chestel', chapter mothers: and GROUND Tomato Cuyler Jones, 68, died at Metter Iticked off to Stubbs, Sunday in colorful cOBt�lJneS October at the 11:30 of for :dmJSSJOn, "Chick" Shiver, athletic direct­ MI·s. J. E. Pal'l'ish, her home early Monday morning who took the ball on the 20 and ing, 22, serv. the various countrJes of the LB. after a ice. The Is Invited to wOI'ld. The carnival will include lhe cr of the Savannah High School, POUND short illness. returned it to the 35. B. Waters public attend. 27e Congressman Prince H. Preston of Statesboro will ad­ assis­ Mrs. Jones, the former Miss made nine and then made a first costume parade, sponsorcd by Mrs. and "Chicken" Gatewood, CORRECTION Jim . Dandy \ SllJCt Rosa D. Is a well known down to tile A. C. Watts and Mrs. Henry How- dress members of the when Bulloch tant coach of the Savannah High Smith, 40. Stubbs failed to grand jury Superior Last week in repol'ling standings .1 in of Mrs. Au- School football team, were the Bulloch county citizcn ltv- Claxton, on a double-end- ell: bingo, charge Court convenes on of football tcams in this section it Fresh having gain, here Monday, October 23, at 10 o'clock. SSe Oysters ed here all life. Brown and Mrs, of the Statesboro her She has been around made a first down to the bl'ey Virginia Quarter­ had _D_ ------• J. guests was reported that Sylvania H' Judge L. Renfroe made the first of 20c a member of Bethlehem Church made Evans; fish pond, arranged by at its 20. B. Waters two. Then Poplar . back Club meeting one. SprI-ngs won one, lied one, and lost announcement this week, stating for a number of Misses Mamie Lou Anderson and the 1950 season. GRITS years. Mr. and Metter was penalized five and the he "Rocl(" Waters' team at Sylvania believes Congressman Preston I Mrs. Jones Ollie Mac den of ShiveI' is one of the University recently celeb"ated ball was on the 15. B. Waters Lanier: horrors, Everett Williams has has won thl1ee, lost none, and tied Club Is EXhI- something tel say which will bI-t W.Inner and football :1 Uleir golden fumbled and Metter recovcred on Miss Betty Upchurch Craig of Georgia's great play­ anniversary. be of interest to every citizen of none, Mrs. ers the late 1920'5. He was an ALASKAN Survivors Include hel' the Marsh; turkey raffle, Hamp of RD Sibs. husband, 40-yard stI·lpe. Lead Pharmacists this secllon. He said hp had invit­ one of s,.AND" 3ge The Home Mrs. J. H. end and Is ICuylel' foul' A Metter back lost tllen Poplar Springs Demonstration Club was de- Smith; eating booth, Ali-American wan-t-to-R-e-n-'-t-o-r-:L-e-a::-se:-::�U;:n-;:fu:::I='n- Jones, Statesboro; Ulree, ed Mr. Preston to speak at the all·tillle Gate­ home In nice residential daughters, Mrs. L. R. Sa- lost two and Coo k clared winner of the Hinlon, Mrs. W. D. Lee, Mrs. F, Elverett Williams, Statesbol'o the Bulldogs greats. Ished Akins, Cannady Bulloch County Fair Home time the judge's charge Is usually more Mrs. Carlos Demonstra" Mis s Elizabeth has been named wood was a Bulldog back of seclion. Three bedrooms .desired. Bailey's Supreme. vannah, Brunson, Reg- kicked. Hamp Smith, phar'maolst, on� made. CAMPBELL'S TOMATO Club exhibits on of m. following judging Tuesday this week. and John,F. cake of the leade,'s of the of ecent years with a great record, PHONE 556. Aft e I' 5 :30 p. Chum Istor, Mrs. James L. Anderson, SI Waters took the Idcl< on the Sangster Spence; University �I. The club's Citizens of this section are in­ exhibit . '. featured.---- H. J. S. ShiveI' the Statesboro 3211. Nevils, and Mrs. Alvin Anderson, 40 and returned it to Metter's 38. walk, J. GI'lffeth, Mikell, Georgia's second Rnnunl Phlll'macy tlrged phone Chase & Mawell House � No.2 Can e "Child in vited and are to hear Con­ Sanborn. SOUP 10 Development the Home, urged F. and Seminal'S on Club to devote their Register; onc Bon, Ferman M. Marsh made six, then a first down Craig Marsh, John Spence, Novcmber 8 and 9. QURl'terback Church and • • Preston. Reserve Plan has an 0 N \ ROLO SHORT GRAIN School, Community." Miss gressman lime and to promoting The Hospital M Jones, Statesboro; Foul' sistcrs, to Metter's 20. Stubbs made an· Betty Upchurch. Mr, Willifims, elected energies The announcement recently for a 11. was made the entire athletic of thc opening Repl'esentative S - Mrs. W. W. Nesmith, MI·s. B. T. other first down to the 10. senator from thc 49th Senatorial program Then, H. E. Fi..., ews a neat and 3·lb. by Allen, president of the FAN ·uses of this who has appearance Pkg. 33c Mallard, Mrs, Dorse and in three Ule ball was District and ownel' of the ,Young people \. RICE NesmiUl, plays, put Fail' College com�unltY. Auto neces­ Association. Fun Deal Reunion Set Everett Wil­ pleasing personality. COFFEE Mrs. all of States- on the two and Stubbs went over Nevils Offers will seJ've ns He was presented by PETER PAN PEANUT Cuyler Waters, Pharmacy, modcra­ but not The Jlmps Home Demonstl'ation HaIf0 f Ed• P liams. A. W. Stockdale is quar­ sary. Experience helpful, bora; two brothers, W. H. Smith fot' the score, Claxton's kick was age tor and lcadel' of a panel diHcus­ For N�a�2 ) Club was second with an -exhibit For necessary, as we train you. 2Sc and Erastus of States- sion at October 22 lerbacl{ for the club. 12·01. Jar 2ge Smith, both good. Statesboro 14, Metter O. the confcrence. J. F. BlmER showing the old, the and This week we have given A'nd F'ro1·Ie 0ct. 26 details contact Zip· present, Membe,'s of The was held at the complete or bora; 16 grandchildren and nine Clnxton kicked to Metter on the Thc two·day seminal', to be hcld the Deal family will meeting Grind STANDARD TOMATO the modern school and of The Herald'. editorial District Reserve Regular Drip buildings part Nevils will hoid hold their reunion at Beth­ F'orest Country Club. perer. Manager, great grandchildren. 20. The ball was returned to the community on the university campus, is spon­ family Heights facllilles that into a to Bulloch Fu- it, 607 Sa­ go making page County annual Hallowe'en carnival Thurs· lehem neal' Life Insurance Company, Active pallbearers will be her 35. Cook's pass was no B. sored by the Pharmaceu­ Church Statesboro on 14-01. Bot. good. school In ture Farmers of America. Georgia Bank Savannah, CATSUP 15c good community BuUoch The October at 8 o'­ October 22. vannah Building, 3 p. m. Tuesday at Bethlehem Waters on day night, 26, tical ASSOCiation, the of Sunday, intercepted Cook:s pass news storie. about University 3-2208. county. the.e farm clock at the school. The To Remote Georgia. Phone (Oct.263tc) CS RED TART PITTED Primitive Baptist Church with El- Metter's 42 just as the sponsors Georgia School of Phal'macy, and The Ivlll at 11 T C Get qual'ler are written program begin 1 Sic Register's orchardlng exhibit youth. by mem- all who come an evening lb. the del' Pat Bird officiating. Burial ended. promise univcrsity's DIvision of Gen­ a. m., with Roscotf Deal, of Pem· pkg. was declared third place winner. bers of the HI-Owl, Statesboro wlll be of fun and frolic. There WATER FOR BROILERS No.2 Can 1ge was In Brannen Cemetery, Fourth Quarter eral Extension. broke, as master of ceremonies. . CHERRIES Radio Studio ARMOUR STAR Honorable mention.went to Mid- High School newspaper, staff. and eats. There will broiler should WHOLS & SPLIT Active pallbearers w III be Fietcher made two yards and play, games, Rev. Elzle Bryant, of Danville, will Georgia producers ARDELLE dleground, and The photo and on this Insallment of a remote radio Stilson, NevUs, caption be an admission charge of five and at least one metal or glass nephews, Herman N e s mit h, Slatesboro drew a penalty on the NEW give the devotional. Others on the provide Westside. page is part of their work. SEED, FEED STORE studio at Teachers Col· one to Charlie Frank next Fletcher made on and ten cents, include Georgia waterer of from TASTY TREET 12-02. Can No. Cn. Nesmith, Smith, play. NOW OPEN IN REGISTER program Col. Albert Deal type 2Y. sure jar 4Se FIGS 21e Creditable exhibits were pre. We're our readers will will be marked Wednesday hun­ 11££.0 William Mallard and and Francis A lege two for each Smith, Cap Statesboro drew another pen"lty. L. C. Bocldlford Allcn, basket din. gallon capacity PACKED IN OIL-AMERICAN STOKELY BARTLETT sented by East Side, con.lder It "All Fair" to give and C. A. Cates October as the Mallard Barnes Funeral was Denmark, ner will be night, 18, college chicks fl'om th� time the Ralph .. Si Waters' pass out of bounds,_ served at the noon dred these our have opened the Rcglster Seed, the first time with Friendly, Leefield, Ogeechee, New young people "Un- Westsl·de Carnival broadcasts for Home In was no haul'. chicks are around the 3 Pkgs.· was charge of arrange- Fletcher's pass good. SI Feed and Evel'y of the fam­ placed 17-oz. Can Castle, Nevils, and Arcola. e•• eh.ir."-The Ed. Su'pply Company at Reg­ member. its own 19c y PEARS ments. on equipment. No. Continued Page 6. new and friends al'e invitcd come brooder. SARDINES 20c The six Negro exhibits broad- istcl·. The business Is located Ily to to be beamed %'Cans 1ge -=------The 3 ------­ program, in the old LUSCIOUS DOLE ened their themes to include over- • • To Be Oc'tober 26 Register canning piant. and bring a basket. from the auditorium by a foUl'· � all community channel amplifying unit, will be Nutritous Nutreat improvements. Westside P.-T.A. announced this Pope's won first Hallowe'en lhe first in a renewal of a weekly Academy place week that a carnival GEORGIAPick of 'he Pic,u,•• FRUIT COCKTAIL 17-02. In with Cal') Negro community exhibits, Westside school � series over the Statesboro station. 1ge Big Rev. N. ".Williams will be held at SIal Brooklet -- and -- - - 'A Proclamation second, Willow Hili Octobe,' 26. All President Zach S. Henderson Now Showing VAN CAMP'S FLAVORFUL Thursday evening, One� Officers third. Other excellent exhibits will be in­ Raiding said the facility will enable the liTHE FLAME and the ARROW" sorts of entertainment MARGARINE were William . presented by James To fish college to enlarge its educaUonal (Filmed in Technicolor) WHEREAS, October 24th has been designated by cluded-bingo, pond, apple­ New- Prea�h Sunday in this Burt Lancaster, PORK & BEANS 16-0z. Can BIIAD High School, Sandridge, and country store, penny toss, contributions, parliculal']y Virginia Mayo 10e the General of the United Nations as the The Rev. N. H. Williams, form­ bobbing, Find Two Shine day Paul. Stills 13,Oz Assembly St. cake etc. Members of the area. Shows at 3:05.4:59,6:57,8:55 CUT er of the Statesboro Meth­ walk, REDCATE lib. as the of the pastor - - - the world - - - to exhibits were - - be obs�rved Judges L. will conduct the Slation WWNS will announce loaf pkg. 23e throughout anniversary now school faculty pro- Saturday odist will be Stale and officers made. O. Church, retired, county lime of broadcast. - Double Feature - of the United Parker, county agent, Metter; the Big Program of the coming into force Nations Charter; guest preacher at the Methodist a double haul on "shiners" Satur- lOc_ ' Miss Louise COUNTY Cartoons and Sel'ial GREEN BEAN Meeks, home agent, LIBRARY FEATURED Church here fot' both services on LADIES CIRCLE, PRIMITtVE day In the lower of Bulloch and and pmt IN "BEWARE OF BLONDIE" Springfield; Mrs. Georgia GA. POWER CO. MAGAZINE October 22. The BAPTIST CHURCH, TO SERVE While one of its home Sunday, morning county. raiding still, the Bumsteads WHEREAS, during this, the fifth year exist­ Jackson, agent, Sylvania. Woman's Club Starring service Is at 11 :30 and the even­ CHICKEN SUPPER, OCT. 26 they stumbled on a second The Bulloch Is J.'. The Fair continues this large County Library "SOUTH OF RIO" ence the United Nations is on trial before the world as through Is at 7 :30. outfit. week end. It Is Ing worship Sunday The Ladies' Cll'cle of the States­ fealm'ed In the September issue of Monte Hale located at the all' Meets Here Starring for all School at 10:15, Methodist Youth will Chief Hart and Pollce­ the Power the of with mankind; base on U. S. 301. boro Primitive Baptist Church Edgar Gear'gla Company's - peace The Today ------­ �hampion free�om exhibits Sunday at 6:30 man Mase Sowell of the The .Junior Woman's Club will SUPER will be in Fellowship p. m., Wesley serve a chicl{en supper at the county magazine, "Bright Spots." A story "NIGHT AND THE CITY" and place until Saturday its Foundation Forum House at 6 October pollee. Sheriff Harold Illustrated a of hold October meeting this af­ night at 9 o'clock. :30j church Thul'sday cvening, Deputy with photograph Richal'd Wldmark, Gene Tierney it is of the that Howell ternoon (Thursday) at 3 :30 al the WHEREAS, greatest importance and Wesley Foundation Fellow­ 26 from 6 to 8 o'clocl(. The sup­ and State OfficeI' J. D. the interior of the library describes Also Cartoon & Comedy DUST SUDS 8:30. a Community Center in Memorial MILD CHEESE POUND 35c citizens in community of this country to give ex­ ship House at will be one dollar. Taylor captured 100-gallon mod­ Its lighting. Miss Isabel Sorrier Is - - every &. - - - pe'l' Parle Monday Tuesday ern copper still neal' Ashes 'Branch librarian, Walter Aldred was the "TEA FOR TWO" Large Large to their of the United Nations: Oct. 31 Deadline PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH of the Slutcsl>Ol'o pression support chUrch in the lower section of the architect and Bill Holaway CLUB MEETS cQ.lltractot'. Gordon McCrae, Doris Pkg. Pkg. of NEVILS H.D. Floral will be the The Day, 27e 26e SOUTHERN GOLD NOW, THEREFORE, I, J. Gilbert Cone, Mayor In invltlng the public to serv­ county Satul'day. Shop, guest. WITH MRS. RUEL CLIFTON "Cuddles" Sakall. Billy DeWolfe For at the HANNER, FRANKLIN PLEDGE Public Welfare commiltee will be the of do Tre�ting Dogs Ices Statesboro Primitive At the still tllCY found 15 gal­ Filmed in Technicolor City Statesboro, Georgia, Bulloch The Nevils Home Demonstration GEORGIA TECH FRATERIITY the hostess, with Mrs. Charles Rob­ sole�nl� decla�e county health authori­ BaptlBt Church, Elder V. Ii:. Agan, lons of whlskcy and six barrels of - -- - - commemoratIOn III that It Wednesday 'Only l-LB. QTRS. October 24th a day of special ties owners to have said: Club met last Friday afternoon at W. S. Hanner Jr., son ot Mr. bins, Jr. in charge. FLAKES MDGARINE 29c urge dog dogs pastor,' "Every member is mash, The officers Rl'I'ested G, W, "SHADOW ON THE WALL" LAUNDRY BLEACH treated the home of Mrs. Ruel Clifton with and Mrs. W, S. SAVE TIME WITH is the fifth birthday of the organization which can for rabies before the Oc­ valuable In the success and perfec­ Smith, a white man found at the Hanner, and Sam­ Ann Alford as co-hostess. Sothern, Zachary Scott tober 31 deadline. tion of the of God In the Mrs. J. O. officers said was ana· my Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. on earth men of fur­ worship sUII, Who HASKEL PATE COMPLETES maintain peace among good will; is MARGARINE State law requires that all dogs church and should, therefore, be Mrs. Floyd Hulsey president. tive of Bulloch county. Sam Franklln, Georgia Tech stu­ BASIC NAVAL TRAINING I that all citizens in a for ther, request join prayer peace be treated, and owners who have 'workers together with God,' and Policeman Sowell left the still dents, have pledged Alpha Tau Haskel Lonnie Pate, seaman re­ LUX CLO-WHITI not had national social with freedom to demonstrate that the people of States­ their dogs treated by the with one another In the cause of W. S. C. S. WILl: MEET and took a shOl·t cut through th. Omega, fraternity. cruit, U. S. Navy, son of Jo"tl'. and RINSO PARKAY l·LB. QTRS. October 31e of the United Nations in the 31 deadline aI's liable for righteousness. A cordial welcome MONDAY, OCTOBER 23 woods. to a clearing where the offI­ Mrs. Lonnie Pate, of R.F.D, 4, boro are united in support prosecution. to vIsitor," The W. S. C. S. of the States­ cers had their car. En new his FAST , every parked 19110 automobile alld through Statesboro, I'ecruil Large % belief that There Shall Be ·Peace. Veterinarians completed. have arranged to Regular services are boro Methodist Church wlll meet route about a half mile, he ran the of the car will be 9 at the Naval Large TRIANGLE PURE CREAMERY preaching ownership tl'aining October Cal be at militia district and RELIEF Pkg. 28c 20e J. GILBERT CONE, Mayor court house at 11:30' a. m. 7:30 p. m. Monday afternoon, October 23, at Into a 150-gallon sUll and arrested able to locate the men who ran. center at San Calif. Pkg. training D.iego, 2Se locations during the week of Oc­ BI ble for all ages at 3 :30. The will be In ob­ Ernest E. white. At the second found 13. when COLD of Ga. Study 10,15 meeting Myers, still, officers Pate entered Naval service July City Statesboro, tober 22-27 to MISERllS STRIKI BUTrER Y.-LB. PATTIE give dogs the rabies a.m., and Youth Fellowship serv­ servance of the annual "Week of Sowell stated that two other 30 gallons of whiskey and 15 bar­ He attended Portal High School. 32c treatment. •GIVES ice at 6 :30 p. m. Prayer ad Self-Denial." whit. men I'an. 1. e also found a rels of mash. Brooklet News tuunity to build [L Farm Bureau Btl'ongcl'-church, THF. BULLOCH 01' HERALD, OCT, l'!te Editorial school, 1"01'111 But'enu. THURSDAY, 19, lt1150 Page Wn!'noch votcd to hold th II' yen!'. He nlao knew Can't Afford to Have a Misfire' some farmers Wlngate's ladio'l nlpt lpeecb at Farm November 1110 ling on third wed­ lhnt grow them fo,· IC9S thnn 30 Brooklet Garden Club Holds October Bureaus On Register waa uHd at all three of Concentrating ncsdu- luetend of tho In I' 1:10- corns pOI' thousnnd. I'cg'u the meetings IaIt week. cond so thnL tho Wednesday mom­ li'ul'lllcl'S should take off tlrne bel'S - Yours could uttcnd the state con­ Is find n • The Decision. at Renewal of for 195] build good f01'111 ol'ganlza House vention in Macon 011 November 7 lion Meeting Memberships fOI' the communtty spJrlt such take Local. Community and 8, last not But if we could as found nt the alVlI IN APPROPRIATE CEREMONIES very impressive. The renewal of memberships 18 Farmers have to remain meeting, MI'. Me. By MRS. JOHN A, ROBERTSON strong Alltsto:: with 738 traffic dead and arrange the rnajol' item of business at all SINKHOLE thought. Gl'OUpS such as week, Statesboro was pr sen ted Georgia's Gordon Hendrix of Novll. to meet other gt'OUps ecross the 'AIT as if and John The Brooklet Garaen Club held Farm Bureau theae conference table, or the C, B, cxccuuvo vice found nt thut meeting arc the them in a row, side side, they (Iolt) Sponco of Frlenda of M,·s . .T. A. Minick S,· meetings days, other McAlllstel', pea. the National ouncil's Safety by .• Safety Its October at Elvcl'yone present at on will wrIte the prealdeut of the Ben Isln.nd lhut Brooklot (right), two of Bul­ meeting the Com­ Who has been III In Ogeechec gf-oupa f01'1ll pro. Bank pIe mnke this II better without were for shudder and seriously At­ county .IUI, Award for lhe 919 ready burial, you'd munity House afternoon, Tueadny, Warnock on other was tho SIIlld101e going year] loch County', FF A Supervl­ Tuesday lunta, are pleased to know thut she Wednesday gl'OI11S and legislation, :MI', apeukcr o� In which to Hve, be and wh.llCOiD there was can't something IOrs. Mrs. Floyd Akins the Is night. Sinkhole on Dorman sold, Melhods used 'l'hul'sday He those a traffic scream, "Oh, why nrrnngad Improving. Thursday by ad­ IIlght. urged The single fabllity-and of Inst recording- mode of H. L, ...... program on "ROBes," Miss Ellen night week, renewed thelr mtntatrattve officials to keep trnok present to encourage OUlCl'H to much done?" Pnrt-iah, of lhe Folks­ • cheering! ruembcrentps. Indications fro m of and grow thelr own tobacco in ton school the week organizations mcmbcrshlp plants U8 for the Parade all 6,466 injured Gordon Hendrix Is faculty, spent theae Statesboro will not be eligible Georgia's This njtemoon at communities are that all old in these were also the Sinkhole does. ,.------. (Thursday) end hero with her parents, Mr, and groups onum­ group generally killed at front of a stand on the court­ 8:30. the October members will renew this Mr. Dorman. Mr, MoAlllstcr award for 1950-for a man was viewing meeting of the M,·s. H. G. Parrish S". yen,', crated by Fot'mel's expressed Ute be­ Nevils W. C. lief uuu 01' before the T. U. will be held at the Mr. and should be as loyal to the year In and year out 1110l'e Main street and Northside drive house square in Statesboro, Supervisor Mrs. Charles Powell, of F'OI'1ll North home of Mrs. W, coulcl be mado C, Cromley, Out- were wcek WARNOCK Bureau as to their churches and money from a to­ State and become sick and ,By JUNIOR ANDE�SON Unadilla, end guests of ICE COLD' in a hit and run driver-which Capitol, you'd of-town a August by speaker will be Mrs, Lu- her parents, MI', and Alfred Dorman schools, This Is community insti­ bacco CI'Op planted be Ml'!j, John C. talked to the by locally "Oh, can't something done?" ther Dcnt, of district tution that also demands lhc we wail, why Mr. Gordon Hendrix, B.S.A. de­ Vidalia, pres. Proctor, Warnock group. He out er- grown 011 thue. He regret! dent. polntcd plants cited Our State Patrol is something­ gree from the University of Geor­ Ft'Ienda of Mrs, Fred Bradtord that If a man' in Bulloch forts of every rarmer, not a doing county just instances where soma tonncoo Frank ROZier Is this has for the three spending regret to know that she Is 111 In was his either 0. It have last made arrests and gia, past years getting living dt­ few, he declared. should be a In the last twelve 85 year they 34,395 week in with gl'OWCI'S hnd to puy as muoh as years people headed the Waycross his grand- tho Bulloch reetly or from the agriculture department County Hospital. indirectly farm fol' In the the issued to drivers in the mother. Mrs. F. C. Reeler Sr. pleasure everyone com· $JOO pel' llCl'C (ai' theil' been killed in Bulloch county. Using 74,342 warnings of Nevils high school and has su­ Mrs. M. G. Moo"e spent the past he should be 0 member of the plants this Mrs. T, R, Bryan nnd MI's. John week end Farm method of corn­ state. pervised the very aucceasful work In Statesboro ns the Burcau. He then cited nu­ National Safety Council's C. Proctor of allended the P.-T.A. of Mrs. merous last the Patrol the F.F.A. boys In the Nevils guest Paul B. Lewis. instances where the organ­ BEER the cost of accidents, allowing During year, suspended Counclt 'held at Nevils School last Miss puting community. Mamie Lou Anderson, 01 ization was putting money in the 85 kill­ drivers' Iicenses-183 for an indefi­ Saturday. lhe $45,000 per fatality, these people 8,520 MR. HENDRIX HAS 50 Brooklet school pockets of all the people In the BOYS Mrs, rncutty, spent for drunken and Mrs, F. W, Hughes the week cnd In ed cost the county $3,825,000. nite time-including 5,826 In his chapter who have carrted Savannah with county. at spent last week end with relatives her stster, on some of the most successrut The Farm Bureau six were killed in Bul­ and 1,810 for reckless driving. in muec main­ In 1949, people driving, Athens. Miss Bertie Mac in the Franklin Barnes 18 now tain a good, revoked 948 Ii­ projects county. MI's. p, atrong organization If loch During the year they George Grooms has re- in Savannah, a county. zetterower of this fine gl'OUP won taking business it is to prevent any price turned from a visit with relntlvea course at ceJHngs censes-36 revocations and the for a vocational school. that arc most permanent $1000 prize the champion in likely to come roll­ Atlanta. Mrs. C, D. - steer Ihst Herrington and son, back below were killed in Geor­ 33 cancellations 730 for spring. Mr. Ing prices the 90 per­ In 1949, 738 people including and Mrs. Kirk of of and TUCK'S PACKAGE SHOP Balance, Bronwood, MI'. and Mrs. cent of Mr. Dorman OF THE NEVILS S. parity, de­ a of drunken and' 104 for reckless OfFICERS Columbia, C., and Miss Jane Julian of gia at cost $33,210,000. driving, Gassctt, Byron, visited clared. He reviewed the CHAPTER are: President, Jaok of workings Robertson, Teachers College, MI'S, Warnock and One hundred and of these driving. Vice Acquilla other of a few meetings he at. fifty-five McElveen; President, Waldo were week end of Mr, and recently guests relatives hcre during the week tended In a drivel' But the State Patrol can't out the Waters; Felton Washington and other 738 were killed because drunken wipe Secretary, Young; M,·s. Lester Bland. I end. II Miles'South On plncea, and stated that indications Statesboro- and of OUI' citizens. Treasurer, Talmadge Anderson: was at the wheel of a car. killings crippling ore ror Reporter, Junior Anderson, plans to roll rarm prices Two hundred and seventy-three of The final decision rests on you and Portal News below the present level. these 738 were killed because a drivel' and us. you, Is Ga. Metter John Spence well, with Mr. Milford's par­ Highway our car was driving his cal' faster than the state's As long as we insist on driving ents. a safe limit of Brooklet Head speed limit, 01' faster than is considered beyond speed- Ag. Johnson Meets at Old Mrs. Mattie Webb. of States­ safe. As as we insist our Family Home. boro. visited her sister. M,·s. A. J. BEER BY long upon driving BILLY TYSON THE CASE FOR By Bowen, this week, And here is what makes a person want car while drinking 01' drunk- Mr. John Spence, B:S.A. degree in Mrs. A. L. Delponte spent last to of these 738 killed 01\ Georgia As long as we ignore all traffic safety Future Farmers of Place Summit for Dinner cry-199 Bulloch County from the . Family Saturday and Sunday in Savannah with Mrs. were the law ... For the foul' John Tom and vlslled highways obeying they regulations- past years The Johnson a Siappy famllics held' Mrs. W. L. Foss and ac- has headed the Brooklet Joyce, her husband who remains a were innocent. died As as we allow our son Spence family dinner at lhelr old home at pa­ 55.00 perfectly Yet, they companied Mrs. Edna long teen-age by Brannen, tient in the Marine America Their Interests agriculture department. Summit with Mr. Hospital. and Mrs, G. M. attended on our state highways. 01' to continue driving while un­ the homecoming at Fel- daughter _ Diversify Mr. has an F.F.A. Mullin. ------Spence chap­ Those attending were Mr. lowship Church last The other 111 were killed' because some Sunday. _ der sixteen years of age- ter that appears the largest In the and Mrs. Willie Mr. and Who's Who In Johnson. Mr. and Mra. J. E. Parrish had drivel' would not the right-of-way, county, Seventy young men nrc Mrs. Grady Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. grant As long as we falsify the records that as guests last week cnd Mrs, J, FFA News Section future farmers down Brooklet Lewis Johnson and son, MI', because some drivel' was on the I<'.F.A. Sponsored By Louie, H. Hinton and of passing OUI' children �nder sixteen might secure Bulloch Paul daughter, Sara, way. Johnson, Mr. W. D. Johnson, Brooktet. side of the because some ALFORD wrong road, a drivers Iicense- By EMIT The Statesboro School Hi�Owl Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson, Mr. High Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Milford and drivel' disregarded stop signs, 01' some and Mrs. C. A. Cowart Sr. C. As as we who Each month th Statesboro Hi­ This section of the Bulloch Herald is conducted the A. D. Milford Is and Billie last long elect judges apply by A. Cowart Jr spent 'week end in Hart- other 01' .• Mrs. J. C. Boat­ traffic signal control, because Owl will try to Introduce the Statesboro Hi-Owl as a project of community frendliness light fines and light sentences on drivers right, MJ:s. Math Brown, Mrs. some drivel' his carTn an im­ F.F.A. people of Bulloch county to and public relations among the F.F.A. in Bulloch Portal parked with reckless chapters Supervisor Maggie Webb, and Mrs, Leon Ruptured? Why "order off" for a charged drunken, driving­ each other. MR. A. D. B.S.A. de­ proper location. county. MILFORD, Woodward, all of Summit; MI'-s. truss when you can get one from thnt the Fu­ -Then that' will we on kill­ Feeling definltely The Hi-Owl had to include this in its but gree, University of Georgia, has, Sallie us for as low as While these 738 were kill­ just long go hoped pages, Brown, Garfield; Mr. and $1.98. See It­ people being lure Farmers of Amerlca do and for the six been head ing 738 people who want to live, shortage of labor in the printing plant has forced the paper past years, Mrs. Odum, Baxley; M,·. Dan try It on in our air-conditioned flt­ ed in Georgia, 6,455 people were being will continue to f01'1ll a tremen­ of the agriculture department at room-and to abandon the larger edition planned and retain the small Johnson, Polkton, N. C,; Mrs, ting be assured of a fit -Then that will we on of nntional Portal and has injured in 9,622 accidents on the high­ just long go dOllsly important part size. high school. super­ Rubye Jackson. Wadesboro. N. C.; by our trained fitter. No waiting, in original gl'eatness in citizenship these vised the work of the F.F.A. chap­ Miss no no of this State of the South. wasting our human resources at the pace the of the Madge Cowart, Savannah; postage, COD charges, Come ways Empire Bulloch Through courtesy editor, this section will be , the County ter there. Dr. and Mrs. Oscar in and see our of a Johnson and today full line of That was more in $33,210,000 year: F.F',A. and til il' published once every six weeks. The of the 1,317 people injured boys supervisors cooperation boys THE PORTAL CHAPTER has Eugene and Mr. and Mrs, tl'Usses, and Johnson, supports, maternity belts, -Then La a cOllHty-wlde advisors of the various in the can 46 Officers of the and we . hope chapters 1,640 more accidents than during the year just that long will be crip- develop county help boys. chapter AUstin Peacock, of Portal. elastic hose, No charge 01' ob- that work is a make this and feeling this grent effort pleasant for all interested are: President, Drexel Berry; Vice --__ when were in of our and profitable ligation. 1948, 5,149 people injured piing 6,466 friends, neighbors in­ rich field in which friendship, in F.F.A. PreSident, Carl Brack; Secretary, Mr. and M,·s. Bird Leroy - spent - - - - accidents. citizens. rela­ .. COUPON - - - 7,982 tercommunication, nnd public Frank Saunders; Treasurer, Don last week end In Athens with their tions can mal license of the violator wiII be suspended." James Rushing. thrift bank; Ray The motion met with transmISSIon, Tocco_h3l-denedlcr�reci'rcu proud. F.F.A. Farm in which farm of varied spontaneous last a re3Sons: Mesh pictures Gene Mea� to _ Helps Stephens, pig chain; approval and Ed's name went up es lubrication, bearings This statement some teeth in nre shown. for the t Already, through the U. N., the gov­ really puts types chapter. dows, F.F.A. contest; and T"have 10nghtllTIeeimportant[or Freddy on the 'bulletin board as "V.P." of at a GMC [llll_presslll Selves The boys unanimously express recreation, look exclu- gear, standard ernments of the world have been the crackdown to for Rushing, Junior to . \,g airplane-typ: and will lead Boys the class. Id's 13rgest . cabs brought regard - He]p themselVes as enjoying this phase the wor bearing farm themselves! Other activities will be Friends of these two UI'It by veI11 cles from Vz in a international effort Help boys help worle reported boys may b s�eertWeathersealed e together great the law and a reduction in safety viola­ of their are . LifetIme all modaiS Thnt, In a nutshell, is the objec­ later. be Interested to know that they GMC's £ ommercial and to master social and problems MR. CHANCE, AG TEACHER, on ractically econpmic tions.-Carrollton Times-Free Press. live of the Futu1'e Fa'rmers of came to Statesboro High two p_ the boys at one of the MR. sive are surprised REGISTER, GAY, �ngineering equipment • of and disease which a national from t expen.en�e, poverty, hunger AmeriCA, organization years age{ county junior high . manufacturerru:k n _ stimmel' meetings with , broadest 8 of fnl'm al'e BOYS COMMENDED the up. causes of war. its boys who studying schools-Paul from MI.ddleground with transmISSIon ton GMC "how to , contributory Through picture-showing play ks . EngIne,· buying vocational Hgl'icultul'� in high and Ed from Westside. They are truC all are. the U. N. has baseball," Two facts are reflected In the axles, truckers many specialized agencies Unfortunate Incident school. It is are � b and are. more flroves educational, non-profit very popular with the student body GMC's as ca 1at's why exfleneflce Ml'l. Chance says he "figured long tenure ot Mr, Gay as adviser -well sel:Vlce, TI before- launched large-scale programs for the in­ and and is designed and are active F.F.A. members of as longer eV er non·POli�cal that baseball is about as interest· of the Register the frame, you than to chapter. First, the and to d I'• dustrial and of WE-'BECAME extra of Rockmart dcvelop leadership, Statesboro High of UI'It give to ay . hau agricultul'Rl development proud ag\'icultural as a could be, of Chapter, b long co­ ing healthy sport people Register community truck· horse- JIl the which . charncled, scholarship, Ed Is . thrift, hcnce one preSident. best backward areas ... for medical research football fans after of in Bulloch county," must be a splendid, specially have high them recently reading operAtion and patriotism. cooperative movie on baseball. and level-headed and control ... for people. Second, epidemic important the unfortunate flare-up and riot which The F.F.A, Is the largest farm truck·built torque-greater Mr. Gay would have to be a man GMC engl���ed extra economic benefit to all man­ boy organizalion fh tke world. high�r surveys-of took place in Ellijay during the Ellijay­ of those same qualifications. with to give an Memhel�s of ower built Founded in 1928, it now has Six TheysU:r� kind. Cartersville We ourselves A situation of this THf BUllOCH game. patted estimated 300,000 members In 48 community "fHALO power. In to the rest of us: "We giving the United Nations your sup­ on the that like Hawaii Porto Rico. Hotchkiss type says �lIUing back, pleased nothing states, and Family � are neigh bors in Register, Ga. In 27 West Mabt Street port, in knowing of its work and taking Nearly 16,000 of these are in Geor­ ... that has happened here in recent years. friends that make , gia. Finish at S.H.S. fact, the expres­ pride in its you, as an 'The American of Statelboro, Ga. • accomplishments, YOUNGBLOOD sion, Way Life,' There is no excuse for such a disturb­ By giving them an opportunity By CHAS. are a real contribution have a real to THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1950 individual, making to conduct and tal{e part in pub­ Edwin Hotchkiss. president of meaning young ItUt:Il ance, and we are among those who believe Americans," Congratulations, to the cause of world peace and progress. lic meetings, to speak in public, to the Statesboro Future Farmers Reg� a ister, Mr, Gay and that if to degenerate to such assume civic and of America the son of your boYSl, &lIJa! With help and support of all of us, the sports hav� responsibility, Chapter, lIel encourage lhcm to learn and prac­ Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hotchkiss of -Hi-Owl Editorial Writer. United Nations wiII weather the a level, it would be best to discontinue present tice the better ways of farming, the Westside community, is the them. We are not familial' with F. F. A. OFFICERS OF crisis, as it has weathered all the crises enough lile F.F,A. fol' 22 years has been member of this family to sixt;h BROOKLET CHAPTER of the five The U. N. and the facts to attemp to place the blame helping Georgia boys better pre­ graduate from S.H.S, past years. can, A to pare themselves for citizenship Others of the who pre­ weekly newspaper dedicated on either party. We simply condemn the family Horace K n I h must, remain a towel' of strength in a and g t, president; life on the fnrm. ceded....Ed arc foul' brothers, Alvis, the progress of Statetlboro and act itself. Ronald Dominy, vice president; strife-torn world ... a instrument (From booklet, 22nd Annual Hazle, Herbert, and Jack ;and one Bulloch living Barney Deal, treasurer; Charles County. of all who the F.F.A. Covention) sister, Eulldlne. PubllJhed In people, everywhere, keep Football and other competitive Tucker secretary; Billy Tyson, re­ every rhuraday sports -W. J. WEBB. Superintendent S. H. Sherman faith that There Shall Be Peace. porter; Billy Bennett parliamenta­ Statesboro, Bulloch County, Ga. are supposed to engender good clean "Of the Holchklss children TO says: Jack Kenneth ATTEND STATE F.F.A. rian; Lanier, Cook. LEODEL COLEMAN _ ...... Edltor to here, there is not a competition. There is no place for riots graduate Jack Fordham, sentinels. CONVENTION IN MACON mark their nor against citizenship, _ ... and other unwholesome and unsports­ JIM COLEMAN .Allv. Director On Drivers James Beaslcy, Donald Wells, a failure recorded for any member WINS JUDGING CONTEST WOODCOCK MOTOR manlike demonstrations. Joe are a G. C. _ .. .Aaao. Ed. COM,PANY Getting Tough Billy Rushing, John Mitchell, of the Hotchkiss clan. They COLEMAN, .Jr. Brooklet and Glennville won GEORGIA'S "Get Tough" Safety Pro- Jeffers, Charles Deal, Ed Hotch­ fine family." the Rates of Subscription We are that Rockmart never Ronnie district judging contests and went hoping I{iss, Jappy Aldns, Brown, 1 Year _ ------$2.50 gram has taken on impetus through . • becomes the scene of such and incident Chal'les, Mallard, Jimmy Steptoe, to the state contest in Atlanta. 6 Months 108 SAVANNAH Col. W. $1.75 AVE. PHONE 74 the statement by George Wilson, Willdel Marsh, James Meel

/ and drtnk n but Cole , the Indy THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, OCT. 19, UMIO only locked nghns; and said that Can Be she couldn't do No just possibly 80, nnd OOI'I'OW f!'Olli. 'I'here I was 80 orranlaed I wu bored. fOI' Organization It wua her lronlng duy. Arter slck III tho house and the And It II 10 to to - Illty rood ret hom. our Hllit tnlk I foil somewhat ncnrcat doctor written - W08 by a Irlends and tho telephon•. I hope comforted went 1950 and baok to . Review my Business nallle 011 lI. r Savannah BOWEN FURNITURE CO. Wonderful After Trial slip or popo" had. It rings ten tim.. every clay. 1950 Progress dishes, but r stili tell a bit .d�- wns",/ By VIRGINIA RUSSELL bles--how early that 1110mlng r rented. establlshmont here, the people are cy and rare business acumen dis­ had promised myself lo tick us Well, lust wool, I solved this IRON ORGANIZATION Is a topic 01 O�FERS SAVANNAH '& WIRE WORKS loyal In their support 01 this In­ tinguish thIs firm, and are rarely MODENA PLANTATION, SAVANNAlJ, much conversation at our house. 'THE stitution, which attracts lhousands equalled elsewhere. ��f�l��ea�h� �f���I.b��s��:t 8J��� ��'���on;t o�u�r��n�\�tl���'n�II�I:: ��I'� OUTSIDE the FEATUHE STEEL STAIRS to this com­ We take In in the sink but dh-ty bl'eai(fnst over. In n move which WIIS not of of dollars annually pleasure suggeltlng li����e�: �;te�Oohe:r�Chw:::a�:�; I·'OR SALE were underneath Lhem. BRED BLACK ANGUS CATTLE Manufacturers of the MOl t than passing notlce at our handa. munlty. that you make The Savannah Iron dlihe. She my own choosing I spent e k PURE is a meeting lo attend, and espe- and Or· '" Wire Works �WrnCCITM confided that she had lived in Knn- at lhe beach, house great Beautiful Miscellaneous Not Is It the most your ThO' WI� :o�. Is a demand only leading fIrm Even lhe unpretentious headquarters when one is not in the mood mauon desire. 'I'here nlwnys ready cially sho!'t time once One of the Outstanding you may I narnenta] Iron of All Types. Ea· lor the finest 01 outside steel aRB for a and derful, orrerod From lhe gold heart 'Having nud hero the stock In Its own homes takes on a look of beau­ a "Our lives are over- Plantnlion orrcrs the for beef cntli , engaged particular Ileld, of for meeting. asked Black Her dl's In the Modena 1911. Looated at 238 and, If want to whUe there had her land- of another Thoro was n Angus his cash mar­ tablilhed-in stairs, you beauti­ There is too much to neighbor. rurscra and rarmcrs Pure rnlscr finds hlghcst but its ornamental iron nnd out­ and when the proper organized, a South. Extends An Invitation to sto It E. Phone 3-3228. ty dignity home or add to the lady to lend her l'oclart Savannah. 2-2116. alone. wIth (Joe. the benefiL of lheil' cxpel'l� breed developed. Cook's weak Idc\< WRS taken on Telephone purchased tent that It demands the finest Margaret you in the buy a Florenl't". and the of the herd, the bet� hel and ore plnying de"elop� Some Starland Dal- and bottled by Starland and and Edna's daughter), who now ence. Mnl(c a tl'ip to see thcm quality Meller's 26, years ago processed purest of dairy products, Star­ nH'nL of finer collie and bellor .. I to lall< over tel' th IllRI'I{ot, and the higher rie9 recognized the fnct that, due Dairies to give you the finest, pur land Dairies set about lives in New Hampshil'e, lhcy will be glad B. mode five and the the OItab­ , , to obtain in this seclion Walel's this of wiLh the we ol'e able permanent prrslul'cs to their ever increasing demand, est milk obtainable, IIshment of an brought up subject organ­ to yOll pl'lces Institution Is workers, that welcome host pnsturc pl'oblems A YOllr n Bluo Devils drew five�ynrd pen­ sanitation that I had h and Infol'� fol' OUI' cotlle. of Ule country. It would be Impossible for them to Absolute purity 'tlnd modern and IzaUon and told her and give yOIl any Ip B. Watcrs made ten for a thoroughly In keeping ally. wives of our col· furnish enough raw milk from al'e the basis for the high reputa­ with the demands of the noticed that the ------first down, M!lI'sh made three and day. They their tlon of milk The who were from the original supply. Therefore, products. people have Installed the latest and lege faculty a fh'st down to Ute 16-yard line. very Initiated a of this have come to � East were better than they program whereby community most for Gr.o'., I.au'l' organized in r.fr.sh made scven to the nine� sanitary equipment the offices and shops FURNISH CONSTANT 8.!vVntel's the and the smnll on Starlnnd Dairies for the we Southern wives. S. A. farmel: dairy- depend correct of ...See Margaret ALLEN, INC., Claxton, on nn production dairy prod­ foryoune1f YOI'd mRl'lter and even the man would receive the benefit of best in dairy products. lIctS. how Florence ag1'eed and said that at the .familiar red cool.r cnd�ol'ound scored. Claxton's kiclt an additional cash Income. That It is stated well known au­ few are, are by In .thls Review new·Qs·'omor" maids, though they PAY PRICES I"OR PULP WOOD was no good, Statcsboro 20, of Progress, we MARKET, HIG.-IEST this new policy which Starland thorltles on dietetics that eve,'y so much more efficient In their Metter O. aro glad to compliment Starland row design will Dairies Initiated has met with ap- child should d"lnk at least of a day's work than are service and the best tal

Service and Sales Headquarters ice, ufacturer, thereby cutting down In Our Section For Contractors, The stock of machinery Is com­ distribution cost on these products Road Builders, L.oggers, Saw posed of nationally known prod­ and materially reducing the cost Mills, P u I P Wood Building ucts, the best to be had In their to the customer on all products Contractors, Farm Equipment lines. The manager has had years whIch they handle. and, Machinery. Located in Sa· of expe"lence back of him and Is The store Is III hands at men vannah at 13 Lathrop Ave. Tel� In a position to advIse you In the who know this buslnOls from A ephone 3-8813. selection of eqUipment best suited to Z and also know the needs of Foster Machinery Co. Invlt.. to your needs. Genuine parts and their many patrons and strive to you to drop In frequently to In­ a prompt repair service Is but a supply those needs at the most spect ,jwhat's new" In machinery part of the valuable service they reaaonable cost. Foster Machinery and eqUipment, regardleas of are rendering. Co. Is operated by men who have whether or not you are in the Knowing that their customers made their way In the business market at the time. Any improve­ will be satisfied with only the world In this part.of the state by out for themselves ... every day are fh.ldin� you �nn ment 01' new development will be best In machinery Foster Machin­ hard work and careful attention whom finest PEOPLEmake 5 minutes of your tome worth $1,OOO-by spendmg found here. ery Co. Is always trying to Im­ to the needs of those with front with the If Out how This Is one of the better known their stock. we advise it at your Dodge deal.er's. He'll dempnstrate you ':"�Ild prove they deal and you concerns For This more and not all the extra roominess, the in this territory. firm specializes In contin­ you are not one of their many pay $1,000 get dnvmg from the time Wh ... can" 1.11 the of this years It has provided machinery uously endeavoring to eliminate customers to drop In the next day. you with the lowest ease, rugged dependability smartly styled Dodgel how much quality a car priced and eqUipment fol' Road Builders, distribution cost of farm machin­ you are In Savannah and make prlc. log yet real stretch�out roominess for I. .,111 "n..t can Ford oH.,. a You'll see that Dodge gives you you Contractors, Wood and necessities. The Foster Co. head­ holdl. ford. .xampl., Uk. Am.rlca'. you Building Pulp ery products Machinery your In hundreds of dollars more. And a few with the lowest ••• y.t Y-8 .ngln•• No oth.r low.prlc.d car doM. can't find in cars costing Companies and those who demand handled by Foster Co. for all machinery, parts, priced Machinery quarters It', In th. fin. car Nor do" any oth.r car at any prlc. off., to ease of han­ oth.r r.sp.m minutes behind thc wheel will the best In and serv- are obtained direct from the man- and service. open your eyes equipment a cholc. of Y·8 or Six ... And cla.1. Tak. Its .tytlng, for uampl.,' you engln in a car so and never big roomy. ford hal Ford'. Y·8 costs hundr.d. I... clling you thought possible for two y.an In a row r.m.mb.r. SIx cOlts .ven I.... find that famous fashion leader, than mo.' .I•••-Ford'. And after you buy your Dodge-you'll Dodge LANG DEPARTMENT STORE, SAVANNAH, LEADS bHn the recognlz.d and ruggedness will continue to save money Reglstratlonl Show More Than 2,000,000 Chevrol., dependability rou OCTO". 2�2. for to come. Your dollars do go further With Dodge. years AS SECTION'S FOREMOST SHOPPING CENTER NAl10NAl AUTOMOIIll DUll. WHIt Truckl Now an the Road ••• More Than Any Other Make' 'n fa K..w row"'" ..".,.' Five minutes ..• that's all we askl CetM .nd "Gel .... .,. .hew 1" ..I.....dllIIrII"Mrnyee. Today over 2,000,000 truck operators a•• With Three Complete Siores, IIc Is able to obtain the necessary ers, enables them to offer these the benefits of the malt Conveniently Localed at 221, articles at lower prices than they wonderful values to the people. getting world'. 223 and 225 W. Broad. Phone are usually sold, the public always This gives Lang Department. Store popular engine In the world's most popular 2-0060. Complete Outfitters For profits. Lang Store Is a trade and the of Department large people truck. For the 101' conlecutlve truck the Entire Family. Men's, Wo· just such an establishment and this section are able to save elghl men's and Children's Ready·to· here the people of the community through their policy of "large vol- production v.8a,., Chevrol., trucks have I.d • VALUE Shoes and Acceslorles. are able to save BIGGER Wear, much on their ume, small profit." or. NEW and 101••••• fCir ahead Lang Department Store reveals purchaaes and thus many people, We are glad to give recommen· DODGEtt�tk��":' the American business at who 'hll y.ar. Com.ln-l., u. you ,h. fad•• system would have to forego many dation to Lang Department Store live Its best aa It offers under one roof of the necessities of luxuries of and refer It to all readers aa a and the on the latest In fashIon high­ dress account of the high prices panacea for the merchandising Ills - est In quality, at prices that would of the time, are now be­ of the - enabled, day. COMPANY be for the cause of the reasonable PHEBUS MOTOR Lannie F. Simmons Impossible except inge­ prices of In this review of our progress FRANKLIN CHEVROLET CO., INC. nuIty of the system practlced at this store, to secure them and en­ we are glad to point to this out­ this store by Its dlreotlng heads. joy life more. standing department store and to business house Main St. Phone 20 Whenever any is The fact that Lang Department advise our every reader to make 60 EAST MAIN STREET ,Ga. a merchandIs­ Brooklet North Statesboro, able to Inaugurate Store buys Its stock In large quan­ this store your headquarters while Georgia Ing establishment where the pub- tities and haa dlsorlmlnatlng buy- In Savannah shopping. 'l'HE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, OCT. 19, 1950 THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, OCT. 19, 1950'------�------.-ft-ft-_---__--_-_-_

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w_- w __ wwww _ THE BAND STAND Portslllouth, vn., to visit thelr son, Robert, who Is 11 patient in the B.V ANN EVANS Miss Martha Naval Williams Hospital. They returned on Frrday of lost week. . Babytantes . Mrs. cnn Sanders, of Augusta, The Blue Devil Band members formal party nt the home of Mr. spent last Weds Mr. Bert James week WIth her mother, are very grateful for the enthusl- und Mrs. Lehman Frunklln Wed­ Mrs, J. P, ]0,'11'9. THIS and WEEK! nstlc MI'. nnd Mrs. Purvis Brannen an- Fay. Fay Interest of lhose men and of last week, Before a lovely background 0(·------­ nesday evening and Blnnchcltc. ncunce the R daughters, Mrs. gnnders Te­ women of Statesboro who are or- with whllO tapers In CUll. Tanya Hunter, Susan blrth of daughter, palms resa, at A buffet was served to And June Sowell, and Shuron Lynn, October 11, at the attended a tea MeLtel' in ganizing thc Bnnd Boosters club, supper delnbra centered with a sunburst \Vynelle on the executive board of the the home of Mrs. Mrs. We also wish to Mr. the guests assembled In the play­ of white And white dnh- Marsh. Laverne Hunnicutt asstst­ Bulloch County Hospital. Mrs. Fay's sister, .thank Hen- gladioli Lawton league, room. Decorations consisted of ar­ cd her mother in Brannen was Brannen, honoring their )'Y Moses who gave us his time lins flanked by white urns holding serving. formerly Miss Lou- mother, MfS. W. A. Bird, on her Mr. nnd Mrs. Loy Waters, James oh the nil' Don rangumcnts of bronze and dahlias, Miss MUJ'U,ll tse Bacon, of Pembroke. Monday morning, dnhJt�s, glndioll MRS. CONE, MRS BRANNEN M,·. and Mrs. Blitch M,'. nnd Mrs. W. R. seventy-fifth bll'lhclny. Hall, Henry Flanders and your writer \VIIiRIllS, dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, enjoyed Each came to the Mr. and W. W. Jones and 80n, Smets, Aldred and girl party ENTERTAIN AT PARTIES of announce lhe of Mrs. were Walter talking with Mrs, Ernest Brannen Dnn G. Williams, of Rngtater. be- Claxton, �i!'th dressed to sugguat a song title and Sack WeI'C those In on a among those attending the North Harry among Henry's program. "The Woman CRIllO the bride of Bert Jnmes, of MI'!. H. L. Cone SI'. and 1\'11'1:1. daughter. Leigh Estelle, October the husbands In a - participated Carolina of Athens fOI' lhe Gccrgfa-Mlsstsa- We didn't ccII Brannen were on JJ, at the Bulloch Untversltv Georgfu Speaks." have Statesboro, at 1 h e Presbyterian hostesses County Hospital. nearly contest to name the song. Dancing football game In Athens. ippi State Game Snturdny. time to nil the a Mrs, Is the former Miss enough say Church. The double ring ceremony Thursday evening, October 5, at Thompson good followed the supper, Ml's. Glenn Jenn!ngs and Glenn Miss Ann of things we feel about the but was Rev, T. L. dessert brfdge party at Sewell Sibyl Burkhalter. Waters. Unlverslty band, pet'Icrmed by Jr., MI's. James Blond and student, visited her we were glad to have a chance to Thosc were Mr. and Hnrnsbergcr. .Inck Broucck, or­ House, Beuutif'ul house plants MI'. and MI's. A. P. Barnette, of ,Jimmy Georgia par­ attending 'Bland spent Saturday in snvan- Mr. and Mrs, Waters boost it In a small Mrs. ganist, plaved "Because" and "1 were used In lhc decornticns Alhens, announep the birth of a ents, Loy way. Mrs. E. W, Barnes, Mr, and nah. I Linda Bean Is a new last week end, with her­ addition to Bill Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love You TI'uly," A dou ble deck of canasta cards daughter, Margaret Louise, Octo- bringing' Peck, bel' B. The will MI's. J. L. Mm'lin and Mra. Jew- her roommate, Miss Marilyn Ad­ The the majorette lineup, and Linda Is White, M,·. and Mrs. Earl Lee, Mr. 'Miss Jean Williams, maid of went to Mrs. Arnold Anderson Sr. baby be called The Only, el of Ga.· One, wherever and wore with Mrs. Barnette Is known Casey, of Savannah, Sun- oms. Washington, They -I renlly tops you put her. Mrs. F. C, Pnrker Jr., Mr. honor, wine velvet fOI' high score; Mrs. Smith Peggy. spent The Sidney with all went to Hinesville with ncar­ here as lhe rormer day und Mrs, S. H. Sunday to The band has been Invited to nnd Mrs. Jack Wynn, MI'. and MI'S. sweetheart neckline won stationery for second high. Margaret Supt. of Mr. visit Hal Waters at Camp Stewart. in the Band Elllmlna- Julian Hodges, M,-. and MI'e. G. H. snge of white carnatlons. A box of candy went to Mrs. Lightfoot, daughter and SherlllfUl. participate _Original tton Contest at the Mr. and MrA. J. B. Mrs. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Elil Coastal Bird, Williams, The bride WAS lovely in arctic George Groover ror cut, and Mrs. George Lightfoot. MaUd While. Bulloch coun- Hodges and Elmplre blue velvet with sweetheart neck­ Mr. and Mrs. Bartow of ty Falr ln Savannah on' Oc- MI'. and M'I'S. Bernard Scolt, Mr, Prank Grlmes received a box of Snooks, visiting teacher and district ohtldren, Mary Ann, Jimmy, Ray, Saturday, line and (till skirt worn with Ailey, announce lhe birth of a chairman of elM' tober 21. There Is also a and Mrs. Hal Macon MI'. and navy in majorette fancy napkins as ncaung prize. visiting teachers and Phillip, spent Sunday at Rice- ONE Jr., Accessories. She carried n Flora Thurs- the Ftrst left contest. purple Other daughter, Kathertne, District, Monday to Mrs. Charles Robbins, Mr. and players were MI'S, Maxcy boro. , orchid all /{ white book, day, Octo bel' 5, at the Bulloch attend the National r prayer Ml's. J. League Con- Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Grlmcs, P. Fey. Mrs. Jack Mrs. Velma left Roy Hitt, Charles Tatum was best man. County Before her mar- terence tor the Promotion of Maynor Monday SALI BETA SIGMA PHIS END "Mrs. Peal') Hospital. Blitch, Brady, Miss School Neal, Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Bowen The bride's mother wore gl'ay rlage, Mrs, Snooks was Betty Attendance which was held for her home In Oneonta, Ala., ar- RUSHING AFTER WEEK Sally Mrs. Frank Sim­ MI!?s of zetterowcr, in Mrs. Wudle Dave sill{ crepe. lH1'5. Ruby James, Jean Cone, of Statcsboro. Richmond, Va. Miss White is tel' a visit to Miss Members and rushees of Beta Jr., Gay, Wills, mons, Mrs. George Bean, Mrs. W. Ruby Lee. st. Petersburg, Fin., mother of tho MI'. and Mrs. Warren J. Houck, Sigma Phi were honored at an In- and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin. E. McDougald, MI's. Pearl Davis, g'room, WOI'O flowered crepe. Both of Statesboro, announce the birth ancl M I'S. C, B. Mathews. wore corsages of pink glndlc]! of a daughter, Susan Barbara, on florets centered with pam poms. October 8, tit the Bulloch County Sewell House was again the A reception given by the bride's Hospital. Mrs. Houck Is the form­ scene of a luncheon on Tuesday LOBns 9&

HELEN HUNNICUTT IS FOUR YEARS OLD Litlle Helen Hunnicutt, daugh­ IT'S ARRIVED! leI' of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hunnl­ cult, was the centel' of interest at

hel' home on West Main stl'ect as her mother invitcd her little friends to celebrate her flflh birth­ day, Balloons were given as favors and lhe guests were served ice Sear's cream and cake. Those prcsent were :Mul'sha Wa­ lei'S, Brenda Beasley, Jackie Keel, Graylon Shaw, Raymond and Mar­ Everybody'. looking! Everybody'. talking! Everybody'. going for vin Cassedy, Charles Freeman Still the Oldsmobile's famous URocket" ride in the sensational Larry Rowe, Kay Tuckcr, Sarah "88"! And once they do, they're URocket" enthusiasts from . Christlllas HunnicUlt, Sherry and Sheila then on! For where is the motorist who doesn't thriU to flashing BIGGEST NEWS action and velvet smoothness! Where is the motorist who doesn't apprcciate real high.comprcssion economy! Both 'Ille maX�lUm amouut cov­ previously arc yours w�en the famou8 URoeket" Engine teams with ered by Federal Deposit Insurance was $5,000, in Motor Cars! Oldsmobile Hydra-Matic Drivc· in lhe brillia"t "88"1 Now each of our depOSitor bank is insured lip Catalog to a maximum of $10,000 for all deposits held in the same right and capacity. Good 'bank management, sound bank super­ the Kiddies to viSion, and the security of deposit insurance :Bring work .together to safeguard your depOSits. ·lll/ll� WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT THE , Finest Quality BULLOCH COUNTY BANK MONUMENTS - MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Sears, Roebuck & Company I, We Specialize in i Original Desig-ns 19 West 'Main Street Statesboro; Ga. , L!�r �:��f!���er A Statesboro Industry October 1950 .,1 Since 1922 Saturday, 21, !rhayer Monument OLDSMO A OENE.AI. MOTO.s VALUE SIiE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER I Company the 45 st. Phone 439 Phone i W Main 74, WOODCOCK MOTOR CO..•.• 01' Visit 108 Shop Early TURNE R'S SAVANNAH AVE. STATESBORU, GA. BALOONS TOYS ON DISPLAY ) 1 29 W••t Main FREE Street StateSboro, Ga. Way STATESBORO GEORGIA Easy Catalog'

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..._...... WANT ADS ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF Read Bulloch County', Seed, Feed & SUPI)Jy Co. The Herald'. Leading Regislel' The Statesboro I FOR SALE (Misc.) Concert Association (Located In Old Reglstur DI'Y Cle"nlns' Planl) THE HERALD Ad. BULLOCH N.wspaper ANTIQUIDS-TAvcly blue, red. yel- LAOINO CLOVER - CRIMSON CLOVER low nccentuated 01' pnstel Gone­ CERTIFIED FESCUE BLUE LUPINE -wnn-the-wtnd lump on n marble DEDICATED TO '''HE PROGRESS 0' STATESBORO AND BVLWCH COVNTY RUST-PROOF OATS top table ror your picture window, CERTIFIED TEXAS ANNOUNCES low Hand pointed salad bowls, ns INOCULATIONS - OTHER SUPPLIES VOLUME X . at STATESBORO ,GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1950 NUMBER 110 us $2. Other wonderful buys We Accept P.M.A. Orders We Deliver 1'1;: OLDEl WAGON WHIf,IilL­ The First Two South Main Extt':nslon, of Its Attractions for the Antiques. L. C. BODDIFORD C. A. CATES Stillesbol·o. (Oct. p) Di.strict_GEA Here 1-1 nter to Coal CODwreSSlllanPreston LArge CII'clIlnting 1950-1951 CONCERT SEASON WIll 25. Bendix Gns Home Clothes Attract 1,300 e P. Reports .John Atk+nson, of Greenvlllc, Dryer $175. PHONIil 527-L. (llc) · vice chairman of the Georgia CltI- HOME SI!:II:I{ERS! The Span Con- COMMUN.. TY GROCERY zensCommltteeon Elducollon, will au-ucuon Co. will build YaH a MADAME AMPARO ITURBI DON COSSACK CHORUS ' speak Friday as ],300 teachers and GraDd on Stat.eof NatIon two 01' throe bedroom house in uic udmlnlstrntors gather at Gcoi'gtn J 11 {II' the hos­ AVE, ury Simmons subdivision, 18 N, ZETTEROWER (DISTINGUISHED PIANIST) By BOB DONALDSON pital, with hardwood noors, rock­ AND ;�I�s�h��st���C��n��I;lt���� :;1I1�;�� Appearances with world .famous DANCERS Congressman Prince H. Preston from the bench wool insulated, weathcr-strtpped Take of All Pleasures In Shopping G�ol'gla Education Assoclallon. judge's Advantage orchestras windows, ctrculating gas furnnce, have been acclaimed On their 21st tour of the U. S. MI'. AlI

----- standpoint, WANTED TO RENT Y Churches ran AS"ks ���:'.���'r' Observe G d Ch twhe'lllaCmons',moiftteS��l:s��roF,"iS declared that we had come to con- J , The Statesboro H' h S Ch00I Blue D'IeVI s mal'ked Ig / up ury ange chairmlln. a Three-bedroom house in com­ sider ourselves super people, good in season PO. their fifth straight victory the 1950 football when been our- munity. MHS. J. P. RIilCISTElH, for Reformatl..on but we have kidding Gamecocks here .. selves. how It came Guylon, Geol'gi.. (2tp) they defeated the Sylvania last Friday Day H. explained In Handll· Tax Fl· Fas about that we were In ng lookinq a score •• ssocianon Rev. George Lovell JI'., pastor unprepared of 19 to O. 25 A U S wee -- _ night by The October term in session this k , FOR RENT of the First Baptist Church, this I(area nnd his expI anauon was grand jury, The game got off to a fast start·. then made the ball on week announced that oe- that the Stale Department thought recommended that "the law be all tax fi- YOUR LEVEL when a back took the two, putting Sunday, changed whereby Sylvania ov• 7 strike elsewhere. - the 20. Two more and the Meets Here N tober Is Reformation Russia would Foul' 1'00111 rurntsed apartment. Blue Devil kickoff and almost got plays, 29, Sunday faa will be left with the tax commissioner for collection and stated that we are Private bath. Phone quarter ended with the ball on the Statesboro and and will be observed In all Protes- Mr. Preston Upstairs. BEST in the clear but was brought down Hoke S. Brunson, further and that compensation of that office be 598 J. 24-yard Iine and fourth down. Bulloch director of U. S, of Statesboro at handling, by Si Waters on the Blue Devll's county spe- announc- sCehrUVrlccheess. ��Cl�:i8�e��:vea��urt�:tOU�enal���� accordingly." own 40. The Blue Devils lost the ball on 25 Highway Association, tcalanlt adjusted WANTED TO BUY ----- 8 u f fie 1 e n t military cd this wcek that 1950 annual At the Church Rev, Lov- maintain Thc grand jury also recom- 1, We recommend to our Rep- In two plays Sylvania made a downs and Sylvania took OVCI' on the Baptiat of the aasocta- to all otl!_e,!'e mended that J'.Ile resentatlves In the State LeglBla� __ �c.tors meeting ell wJ1l � �rald Bul).pch county Wanted to Buy: Gold dental rtrst down to the 80. They were the 29. P'_' .�fl� ,keep here on Tucsday, ot CI'OWI1S, gold bridges, old gold forced to I

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