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To Mu(.'nn Gets Full Time Bulloch Savannah Meeting Manager Read County'. ,II'. and 01', Midgets Whip I I'. Roger Hollnnd The Herald's Ii:d H. SmAI'1 ,JI'" both of States- The Stut(.)si>OI'O Chamber of Leading boro, wLL ndcd the m cling of the Commerce will nnvo /I full-time THE BU'LLOCH HERALD 12·8 Ad. in December i. New.paper 33·12; Gcol'gln Optumutrte Aseoctauon beginning Waynesboro of Mncon on November 5. 01', .Iohn Mooney, 'prcatdent l fl1'8t n. CRm- !l11llnagel'the nnnounced this The Midget Yartstt.y roouiau and mn 80 ynrds fOI' lhe Thc meeting lnun hod orgnntenuon DEDICATED 7'0 "HE PROGRESS OF STATESBORO AND BULLOCH touchdown. to vlauu l derects, week that .lnrues Ii!. of COl/NTl tenrn won its second g'ame In six pnlgn prevent IHl1yes, , Every player on the team wns In young children. The Montezumn, 011" has been engaged it defented n especlnlly days when heavy of the nnd outstanding. The teamwork group Is Inltlntlng n public educn- to fill the pOHltion of manager VOLUME XI STATESBORO, GEORGIA, 'rHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1950 NUMBER 1 team here last the first of waynesboro Midget group fRB the renture of the gnme. lion progr'nm centci-tng around a will usaume hi� duties night 12 to 8. A IOl'gc crowd of fnns wns high sertes of ndverlising messages to Septcmbel'. On Thursday night of last week In pratse of the aportumnnshlp of be presented IlS a public service. Mr. Hayes hAS been munuger of the Midgets defeated lhe Bethesda the two teams. 1n coopcratton with thc state- U1C Montezuma Chumbcl' of Com­ M idgcls of Sa vannah 33 to 12. Mux Lockwood, Harold Hnglns, wJde sorely cumpnlgn, some of the mcrce fl11d comes her'e highly rec­ fame with Max Nesmith work with the will stress Wins In the and ommcndcd, Third Bethesda, In Emer-y ndvet'Llsiug' messages Statesboro Place for Roberta took the opening Jdakarf Midgets IHI coaches and advisor's. the urgency of doing everything The commtu.cc rosponalble possible to reduce the toll of engaging n munugor ror the .- on the Chamber state deaths and Injuries hlgh- of commerce they I ',. � have several I , ways of Ceorg!u. interviewed prospects unci believe thnt MI', HUyCB Is "the Hometown Contest man." The is mude of Champion A D AAUW to Meet committee up RlEVllVAt SlElRVijClE§' of .------'--- L A S S I F I E D S The with an c Paul F'ruukfin Jr., ttlbert Cone, people Statesboro, impressive plan,

, I Bob Holw S. and the work to " of hard �I . Nov. lO D.onaldson, Brunson, plenty determination, necessary I F"iday, Alfred Dormnn, Fred W, Hodges, get the job done, have won third prize of $500 in the 5,000 Chnrch'es to H0ld nlon .John nnd Ike Mtnkovltz. U Ameri­ Mooney, ' FOR SALE (Misc.) OPPORTUNITIES The toea! brunch of the to of the 1950 MI', will work in tempo­ 20,000 population group Georgia Champion Association of Untvcrstty 'Women Hayes until a Home 'I'own Contest. You saw the beautiful stage set- November 10, rary quarters hero permn­ GOOD OPENING will meet J1"l'ldny, for "East Lynne" by the nent Ohamber of Commerce office Services lings Father Smith of St. • to heal' This announcement was made All these: chairs, can be established. Masqucl's. sofas, talk on Pil­ Thanksgiving Matthews PROFITABLE Church "My • • Charles A, Collie I" vice -----. and brtc-a-brnc may today by The churches and cttlzens of tables. lamps to Rome." He will in­ grimage of the Power- • • Statesboro will In Lhls unusual We CONNECTION president Georgia Join In observmg be found shop. clude events and personultttes of WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS Pints Blood First of nnd .. merchandise of this na- 153 Company, prize $1,000 Thanksgiving here on Thursday, also buy Ohio Corporntlen leaders in auto- his visit to Europe last year. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 second of $750, In this November at a 01' write and a prize group S to CLose 23. Union Thanks- lure. Phone buyer motive field and licensed to do tores The dute for this was I. will to Gnlnsvllle and Toccoa mceting Mrs. T. A. state Used In October go Servlce at the MethodlHt will call at your home. YE OLDE is Maxwell, presi­ giving business In every slate offel'ing to nllow F'atheJ' Smith to - changed dent of the woman's Club, will be was a month respectfully. Next 1'1lUl'Sd Church that morning at 9:30. WAGON WHEEL ANTIQUES. In on a.n October bloody R franchise this county club. The ay speak to the meeting r meet­ In tho under l,OOO population The union service Is nil annual So, Main Extension, U. S. Route ad- guest speaker et the regulu at the Bulloch County Hos- Announcement Is made by exclusive, patented, nationally be held In the winnera of the three will Community of the StAtesboro Woman's group, top custom, 301, Statesboro, Ga. (tfp) This business can ing plta]. the Statesboro Merchants vertlued product. In Memorial Park, aWnI'CIR were Nicholls Center building Club next November 16. to releas- Ft'anklm, This yenr the Rev. George Lo- on from home 01' Thursday, According figures Ave. Solid be carried your and the is Invited to attend. AVCl'a, In the towns between Council that stores will re- u-roor» house on Park public ed this the Bulloch a",nd vell, JI'" pastor of the �"'Irst Bnp- small office In The meeting will be held at the week, Two your community. DI'. Watson Is president and Daw- main closed Nov- list Church will brick construction. years Georgia Club at used 153,5 1,000 G,OOO population, Thursday, preach the ser- No cash bond 01' investment re- Forest Heights Country County Hospital m, local AA UW. and Jed man. old. Call 609R after 3 p. of the of whole blood and son, Arlington Sylvania vember In observance of all merchandise is con- 1 :00 o'clock. Luncheon plates pints eight 23, quired as the field in thnt order. The WillI units of blood prizes The public Is Invited to "Glve Alto sax- 8 man of be $1.00. plasma during Thanksgiving. Bealiliful "Conn" E-Flnt signed to good standing. in these two BI'C the same the month of October. groups 1)1nnl{s unto the Lord, fol' he Is DUB Want married man with C81' 25 to oJ' Mrs. :Maxwcl1's aphone, Perfect condition. The theme as in Statesboro's This is the amount group,'- On Wednesday, November good; for his mercy endureth for· of who CRn start QUI' largest LOVETT. Phone 594-R. (23-4tp) 50 yeal's age speech will be "Preserving There were 230 towns In this of blood used here since Bul- stores will remain all cver"-Psalm 107:.1. wol'l{ at once It selected. Amel'ican 22, open Heritage," contest. Announcement Is alim and och became a part of· year's made that Nice selection of Toys, Dolls, county day until 6 p. Ill·, and will Write in own hand, giving age, All members of the local club, I\J«))vemIberr ll2 Undel' Statesboro's plnn of im- Ule Mlddlegt'ound Primitive Gifts. Babies' needs in quality the Regional Blood Bank pro- Bap- and business back- the East COlu't housc was continue to remain all education past .JuniaI' Woman's Club, FRESHMEN OFFICERS FOR 1951-Seated left to are: Fred provement, tho open tlst ChuI'ch will hold 8 Thanks- materials. Buttons covered. Belts right Faye Waters, Brooklet, secretarYi gram. You will be noli- in the dis­ ground bl'lefly. Side Club, and all clubs remodeled and tho city hall, In- day until after sel'vlce on morn. made to order. Hemstitching, Pierce, Savannah, president; Bobby Phillips, Albany, vice president...Standlng behind them are: Genie It Is explained that the Wednesday· giving Thlll'sday fled where to meet us fol' inter- trict nre invited to attend the the fire sta- on eluding andt police Christmas. November 23, at 11 :00, with Buckles. All goods priced right. Owens, Waycross, treasurer; Watson Weathers, Dearing, boys' student council representatlvei and Yvonne blood was used patients in lng, view soon uftel' of YOUI' session. Resel'vations mllst be . wns MOI'e than I'eceipt the from not tlons, repainted, Elder John Durden, pastol', deliver- CHILDREN'S SHOP. (2l) ---- Jones, Waycross, girls' student council (Photo Clifton. hospital only , Novembel' by wus on tel'mlnals and letter. made 13, 10:30 A. M. . . ---- Services $90,000 the by Monday, Morning representative., from Bulloch county but also spent • • ing message with Mrs, Chnrles E. Cone, local raill'oads inside the to im- Purebred Duroc Male Hogs from Address W. D. Wallace, 303 ERst from all the city neighboring METHODIST CHURCH best blood lines. FRED G. 58th St., Savannah, Ga, president. .

. .John BLITCH. Phone 4030. ���e �ot�� se:::����'"�II��:e:a'.�:,�� Rev S, Lough, pastot', will BIue Made • L I Mak· ---- Devils l�ose 13.9 .counties. the at thc Services 7:30 P. M. Inspectio� planted throughout city along eglon s, Ing pl'cach ]1:30 Sunday morn-, Westinghouse Electric Refrigera- Evening dogwood Ing sel'vice on "The Vhtue of A tor. Slightly used. Two-year SERVICES Of Meat Markets :��\,���;nt�.e��.ll1agnOlla, Grateful Heal't". The children's, - Drive on It $150. ROS- Graham Revival 00 mo I e OW wel'ecleaned and had church will be condllctcd Rev. guarantee Attend o axt011 U" This week the Bulloch B-1-db·I-N-- City pa"ks by T CI h T· County Membership Gu. Billy COE LARISCY. Po,·tal. their A two weel{ drive J. D. Corbit at the same hour, Sun­ BABY SITTING SERVICE. Need 19 1gers Health made a com· . landscaping improved, 10, "to el1l'oll , . . . Department .. 135 feet of sewers wel'e added more members of School Is at 10:15. At the 7:30 COME OUT AND HEAR REV. CHAS SHAFE the Statesboro School mal'- (4. the American day someone to take C81'e of Juniol' PlaYlllg lllSpll'ted football, HIgh plete Inspection of all meat 0 00 In Atlanta 3:00 P. M. C IIectmJ)' BI d 915 feet In colored and in revival hour Rev. In Statesboro in accordance rJ sections). Legion Statesboro and Bulloch evening Lough while to the Sunday, Blue Devils lost 13 to 9 to the undefeated kets 101, little Mary you go high scoring The is new hard Slll'face tennis courts than ever will on "The Powel' to Be- with of lhe meat Regionnl County beforc" Is now pl'each 5-tube ADMIRAL Radios. Dollar Hanks II 8:57 AM_ provisions city . 1 to a or take a Lv. Dover Claxton School in the of the in BIOO?mObil�fOI I In. were built. come." show, party, tl'ip? Nancy High Tigers "game year" ordinance the sale of Statesboro today th� eguJal underway here, Legion Comman­ down, dollar a week, L. A. \VA- Hanks IT 1.40 PM . , governing Then MRS. W. H. BLITCH AI'. Atlanta Nancy Claxton last collection of blood for deposit in A new Catholic church was der Joe Woodcock announced this TERS FURNITURE CO. phone Friday nIght. meal. BETHLEHEM CHURCH I Hanks IT 6:00 PM PREACH THE WONDERFUL GOSPEL the Blood Bank, built and additions and week. at 36-L. (If) Lv. Atlanta Nancy to their the Regional Improve- According report, Eldel' M. Mills of Radios. IT 10:37 PM Before a crowd estimated to· All donors who have asked ments werc made to existing The C. Cha,·lotte . 5-lube R.C.A. VICTOR AI'. Dover Nancy Hanks. following meat markets comply be�n • membership dl'lve will con­ t C. will at Bethelehem a be between 2,500 and 3,000, the to to the Community Cen- churches. Approximately 60 new J"l. preach $29.50, Dollar down, dollar -AVERY­ TRIP with all sanitary requirements of repo�t clude on Novembcr 24 when local ROUND $6.79 Blue are were and others Chul'ch on and A. WATERS FURNI­ Devils played the best foot­ tel' during the reminded homes built many Saturday Sunday, week. L. TRACTOR SERVICE T. C. Yearbook the health department and arc ap- ��� Legionnaires from Georgia and the ball of the thc wel'C or I'emodeled, Ex- Novembe,' 18 and 19. Eldel' Mills TURE CO. In order to be sure of seat on train, advance yeal' dUl'lng fil'st markets: of their I'esponslbllity, repainted nation will In Dawson, and Farm proved gather GR., Tractor Machinery half, when Claxton succeeded in MI'. Ike Minlwvitz, chairman of tensive school modernization pro- will serve In the absence of the reservation should be made through Ticket The Bargain Cornel', Robel'ts to celebrate the homecoming 01' Linoleum 9 x 12. $5.95. Dol­ SALES & SERVICE late in the second the Bulloch were carried out pastol'. Elder Pat Bird. Rugs. scoring only Grocery and 01'0- County .481000 grams including Eric Cocke JI'" -eleoted A. Dedicated to Market, Bryan't B�nk recently lar down, dollar a week. L. Agent. quarte!'. urges ot this a. $100,000 extension to the high Experience "is our !;lest L. Ga. Moye cery and Market, Grocery, Pl'ogl'8J'l1,. t.11'e�&t!n8 national commander at the legion. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CO. R. JACKSON, Dover, WlElCOMlE Mqek's several new deluxe WATERS �'URNITURE Late in the the Blue at to tcmalll aware of the school. And Agen�, game Dev­ Students Georgia Teachers Hendrix Self and COllllllUl1lty Recommendation Service, Hodges Post Commandel' Woodcocl< said School at 10 n, m, Morn· ils a which was staved have voted to dedicate need for tilis wnole blood, motels were for tourists. Sunday Re­ began rally College Deal Olliff and Smith Nesmith's great opened the Several slightly used Electl'ic that local post which helped at 11:lr5 R, Train­ M. E. GINN COMPANY off by the Tigers. their 1951 yearbook to William both for civilian and military Farms In the area were modern- Ing worship m.; L. A. WATERS Colonial Aldl'ed to Cook's frigerators. Central of Groc�ry, Sto;es, push candidacy for the Ing Union al 6:45 m.; STATESBORO MACHINE Georgia Railw.ay Included in the lineup was Joe .professor p. Evening FURNITURE CO. top Legion job during the put two HOlll" at 7:30 p, tn.; Ben CaSSidy, who was a member our Evangelistic COMPANY =����h�:t��s�ssociate ne��:vc been meeting respon- ���i�dl�;�, ��::�����di��:O;:�mt�e!� is ��.�:���rr;,gB�B��:�;i�o�:u�� years, aiming at at least Hour al 8 :30 m. of the National Guard when it was and built 200 farm fish having Fellowship p. One 7-fool PHILCO Mr. is the choice of the A.&R. Johnson's sibilitles and we must con- chlnery Ref,·lgel'alo,·. Walnut Street Phone 309 for The Bulloch Herald Moye Grocery, Grocery, remai� 60 percent of Its of 240 mem­ On there will Subscribe He received his dis­ The tobacco market sold a quota Thanksgiving Day $149.50. L. A. WATERS FURN­ 1110biliz;ed. senior class, which makes the ded- Cason's Waters' stantly aware of OUI' .great part in ponds, Statesboro, Georgia NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Grocery, Grocery, bers (or 1950 signed In advance be a Union Service at the Meth­ on of last week record twelve and one-half million CO. charge Thursday ication. In 13 here he has Northside Kel- this progrhm," he said. l'l;.URE Scaled bids will be received by years Grocery, Grocery, by the odist Church at 9:30 a. m with was declared this and the homecoming day. .• and. eligible fOI' the won conSistent from pounds yenr, average the fol' the rent of the recognition ley's Grocery and Market, and M. One 1950 Model PHILCO undersigned farm income was raised to Veterans for Legion the Rev. George Lovell delivering Refrig­ "Make Our Phone Line Your Cla,xton game. students and tor $2,900, eligible W. Preetorlus farm, located on faculty superior M. Waters' Gracery. S. ------an the erator with freezer across top. Clothes Line" · __ In addition to the top prize wln- membership may obtain appli­ message. Statesboro and • teaching. Clllzltns of Statesboro who trade ------L. A. WATERS FURNI­ Route 80 between Palestine Movie honorable mention awards cation blank, additional informa� $169.50. BLUE DEVILS TO PLAY A native of the nel'S, MODEL LAUNDRY which farm there arc BarnesvUle, with these grocers and meat mar- TURE CO. Brooklet, on of each went to tion on Legion programs, and join E. C. I. IN TURKEY DAY bachelor received the $100 Allentown. 55 acres in cultiva­ professor kets have the health Phone approximately 84 department's the local post by contacting MI'. GAME HERE NOV. 23 bachelor of arts from Pled- Chipley, Clal'kesvllle, Elmodel, FUEL OIL HEATERS. - to mnin degree assurance that the meat offered Here Hodges, Carpenter "Quaker." L.und,·y Dry Cleaning tion. In addition dwelling, To Be Shown Villa Win- Woodcock, at 14 West Main St., mont and one of the tew Eatonton, Ellijay, Rica, B.T.U. "Coleman." 51,- other houses located The Blue Devlis will play ColJege by ·these finns is properly inspect� 51.000 Let the Bowens Do It-They there are foul' Rev. WaIteI' J. Field. lectureI'. del', Americus, Dalton, Dublin, and Gus Abernathy of the Watel's Fur­ At Insurance Meet for their master of science ever ed and sold under re- 000 B.T.U. to $89.50. L. A. I'm which can be rented. Built annual Thanksgiving degrees a.pproved $69.50 Live Here! on sold fa English educator and missionary Newnan nlturl3 Co., Francis Trapnell on awarded Mercer He ments . WATERS FURNITURE CO. in hands 12 game here on Thursday, No· by UniversitY, quire Ray Hodges and Bruce E. Car­ Bids must be my by 'from Palestine, will his of achievement were East Vine Street, E. ,L, oiaxton has done additional present Certificates YOUR LAUNDRY THE the 18th of 23 In Memorial Sta· graduate study penter, staft managers for the Lite DO o'clock noon, on day �ember' lecture and sound motion awal'ded to at 24 North Main Stl'eet, or Dr. Solid Oai< Sial-boltom CHAIRS. , at the of Duke WARNOCK 4-H CLUB HOLDS timely Cleveland, Doraville. And bidders must dlum. Game time Is 2:30 m. Unlvel'slty Iowa. Insurance of EASY WAY. Bring them to Novembel', 1950, p. on "Life in War-Torn Ludo- Ed Smal't al 11 West Main Street. Company Georgia In L. A. WATERS FURNI- REGULAR MEETING NOV. 10 pictures Funston, Grcenvllle, Jasper" $2.50. and be University, and Geol'ge Peabody the Statesboro district, attcnded n RUTH'S AUTOMATIC WASHER, have their own eqUipment, • • The of the War- Palestine" at the First Baptist wlci, Bial{ely, Calhoun, Dallas, TURE CO. I for Teachers. He served in I regular meeting staff conter­ able to sold farm. Claxton's first score came College November at five-day managers Zetterower Ave. ser- operate just nock 4-H Club was held on Fri- Church, Tuesday, 28, Greensboro, Hogansville, Sylvester, MR. AND MRS. J. W. RUCKER We Will Not Be Undersold! 25 Prompt Monroe county as one of the first ence on dur­ • to and all before the half when agency management The right reject any Danny November 10 in the 7:30 p. m, Brunswick, East Point, Elberton, TO CELEBRATE FIFTIETH vlee. Curb Service. (tf) Georgia school supervisors and has day night, the week of November 6 at bids Is reserved. Cl'umpton passed to Hughey Glis­ The arrived In and Tifton. ing at Gordon fifth and sixth grade classl'oom. speaker recently Griffin. Hapeville WEDDING ANNIVERSARY 1950, taught Military College. the Atlanta home office. District This Novembel' 8, son, who crossed the goal standing the States from Palestine and is In the contest were Dr. Norman and Middle Gear· The meeting was called to 01'- .Judges Mr. and Mrs, J, W, Rucker' will - College, W, E, announc· -- FARM LOANS E. McCROAN. Manager Helmly FOR SALE (Real Estate) J. up. del' lhe vice Shelvie now on a brief lecture tour. Mr. r<. Frances Scott, associate pro- College. by preSident, celebratc their fiftieth wedding an- cd, This is the In 8 series of Interest . for the gin ... 4,",% Receiver Property John Perkins scored on a line Field is a native of and fessOl' at Smith North sytth M. of Jean Allen. Jeanette Glisson read England College, at house at theil' One 1 cornel' Jones Earle Reynolds Ardmore, nlversary open conferences, acre, house, borrower. See Mrs, W. S . management Terms to suit the of .t,=treetorius. plunge and the kick (01' extra the devotional. The 4�H "4- has spent the past 14 years in Pal· ampton, Mass., and a tl'ustee of • point Is editor of the and song, two miles southwest Ave, and Parker Street. Desir­ Pa., yearbook, country home, Mr, Hodges has represented Life LINTON G. LANIER, 6 S. Main was good. H Roll call, Jo Ann Car· estlne and middle east countries, the National Council for Com- Gene C. Henderson of Collegeboro Spirit". by of Statesboro, Friday afternoon, ot tor (our He able location fOI' negro houses. Charles Georgia years, join­ 1st Floor Sea Island Bank The Blue Devils scored when tee revealed that every member In the pictures and lectures here munlty Improvement; o'clock, Price JOSIAH St., is business manager. November 24, from 3 to 5 ed the in 1946 as an $2,000. ZETTER­ chairman of the board Company blocked a Perkins In was present. Mr, Field will show and discuss the 'Murchison, OWER. Building. they punt No inVitations are issued. In Statesboro. He is a mem­ of directors of Air being agent the end zone for a and two Miss Spears was present and explosivc problems of palestine Capitol Lines, safety STATESBORO MUSIC CLUB However, Mr. and Mrs. Ruckel' bel' of the Junior Chamber of of while D. 01', M, D. Mob- Six·room house in Nevils com­ Then In the next the club their record' books and speal{ his experiences Washington, C.; stock pOints. quarter CALLS PRACTICE SESSION gave wish all their Commerce, Arne I' i c il n FLOWER PLANTS. Pansies, the division of vo- friends, neighbors, Legion, the score and a demonstration on flower and wOl'ldng with the ley, director of pletely furnished. A bargain for Cassedy scored, making living bQth and I'elntives to V. F. First and others. MRS. ARTHUR The Statesboro Music Club this cal1. W., Baptist Church, 13 to 9 in favor of Claxton. Kathleen Barnwell Jews and Arabs. During the war cnllonal education, State Depart- immediate sale. Price $5,000, JO· arrangements, and is a Mason, He Is mart'led to BRANNEN. (1l-16-3tp) week Issues a call fOl' practice for is the Mr. Field served with the British ment of Education, Atlanta; Mrs. SIAH ZETTEROWER. Statesboro plays Lyons High In reporter, the former Carolyn Benton, and the annual Christmas conceit, Middle Elast Army, after which he J, C. Blalock, past president of the ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING WANTED TO BUY Lyons tomoi'row night, they have one chiJd, Benton, 3. 66 acres, 26 cultivated. 5-room Members of all church choirs of to Palestine to resume Georgia Leaguc of Women Voters, OF AIR FORCE RESERVISTS I Mr. joined the com- Statesboro are to be at James H, edi- Carpentel' house, 8 pecan trees" 6-acre' WID BUY LUMBER, and , requested on his mlssionaJ'y activities, From Atlanta; and Gray, All members of the Ail' Force Logs, PISaIe in 1925. He Is a member of TWO STATESBORO GIRLS IN the First Church of pony fish pond. 5 miles south of on Timber, Write or call Baptist Sunday tryI !returnedthese of firsthand tal' and publlshel' the Albany Reserve and fOl'mcl' Ail' Force city Standing' years experi- per- the Club In U. OF GA. BEAUTY CONTEST afternoon at 3 o'clock fol' a Community Guyton. settlement road, Priced $4,000.' Lumber Co" Statesboro, Ga, prac-' ences he Is a well and Hel'Bld. sonnel are invited to attend IL Darby qualified He Is married to the former Bar- JOSIAH ZETTEROWER. Announcement is made this Uce session. Sel;LV.for No 18 unbiased on the Jewish- 12;30-50 speal{el' and have two ------they ----- week at the of YOUNGBLOOD AND University Georgia, I The annual Thanksgiving pou]- Arab struggle fol' Palestine. WILLIAM ;l�I��: ��u�I�� ���:"�h���I�l '��l\\�� 150 115 acres, cultivated, best LADIES-don't your fig­ that two Statesbo,·o J. S. SAME SHIP ���d;�n�ClmlY, neglect Athens, girls DEAL ON • November 16 •.at 7·00 T. C. HAS ONLY CHAPTER OF sale wlll be held at the States- The "The Land Pass- day night _ Tifton soiL try flll\l. Holy grade Three houses, ure, I am your cor­ wlll in the The announced this professional compete university F. T. A. IN STATE OF GEORGIA bol'o on West Main street I P d" II h M F· Id III U S Navy p. one two Glnnery large, small, all in fait' setiere for Chat'is garments, CaB Pandora Re- weel{ R. MIDGET TEAM Beauty The teachers in the on November 18, from 7 a. m. to a�'d th�t W1I1I81;1 Youngblood, of this is FOOTBA�L condition. Six miles south States. MRS, only college s��w a�: e�on��:c�e I�rig�al ;�'e purposc meeting me for an appOintment. seaman USN, of 115 I PLAY IN MILLEN THIS WEEK ��:;�Ok'S 1 .m, E. local sound film on Palestine, Contrast- apprentice, to a hel'e in boro. Terms: state now has a chapter of the Fu� P Ralph Moore, pout· organlzc Flight $3,500 cash, balance W. L. CAIL. Phone 556. (ltp) Main Is aboard the Miss Jackie Zetterower and Miss was the life of the modern Jew In East Street, The Statesboro Football 10 . ture Teachers of America. try dealer, high bidder for Ing Statesboro of Air Force Reservists, Midget yea,·s. JOSIAH ZETTEROWER. New- Ann are two of the 26 in and the of radar picket destroyer USS Waters President of the new organlza. this sale with a bid of 25 cents the State of Israel life which will enable I'csel'vlsts In lhls team with a perfect record this now in DUE TAX NOTICE as man K. PelTY and is the New bl'ick' hOllse, 3 bedl'��7."2 PAST the contest. tion at Georgia Teachers College per pound on colored hens, 23 the native Palestinian he car- locality to gain points for retire- year w1l1 go to Millen to play the CITY OF STATESBORO and Meditel'ranean Sea. baths; on big lot in Metter. Will The wInneI' of the contest will is Earle M. a senior of cents on fryers, 20 cents on geese, ries on the customs traditions ment and promoUon through at- \ Millen Midgets thla wcc:<. Reynolds, The and Council State Theatre James Deal, son at Col. and Mrs. sacrifice for immediate sale. JO­ MayoI' City be declared the queen of the cam- Ardmore, Pa. Prof. Shelby Mon· 18 cents on Leghorn hens, and 16 tendance of regular meetings. An The Midgets are sponsored by issued that all Continued on Page 8. A, M. Deal Is also aboard the New- SIAH ZETTEROWER. ha ve instructions roe is cents on roosters. ot the All' Force Re- the Club and is ft pus. 1 sponsor. I. expansion Quarterback the of man K. past due taxes .owing City Pel'I'Y· serve program is anticlpatcd In part of the city recreation pro- Statesboro he otherwise Chevrolet trucks are engineered to "take it," in every way. collected, NOVEMBER 13 and 14 the neal' Mm·e. gram. · \ -- the tax fi fas be levied and ad­ FOR RENT _ Chevrolet's heavy-duty hypoid rear' axles offer maximum 6:T:;M�D��U�S ASi�6����: veltlsed. This October 18, 1950. Adult rates FUI'nlshed Miss Odom of Statesboro apartment on Savannah CITY OF ••• with formed into tubular Patsy STATESBORO. strength single-unit housings Coul_lcil.. Inaugu. Program Ave. 5 nil has been elected seCl'etary-treasur- 1'001115, conver\iences J. G. Watson, Clerk, c . By: and axle-to-hub connections ihat ., C" P0I"ICe Cat h Man including garage. Immediate steel beams, splined occu� (3t) tty . See � outh pancy. IDNTON BOOTH 0" or tates or'o s T Y �e:�,��: deliver more Gears last too ••. F S b ��:�c���:�e���r���. power evenly. longer, pinion is of wo� GEO. M. JOHNSTON. (tf) eenager ganized �clllb composed Three unfurnished is at each with At a meeting at the they are in in school. Meetings wlll'--- men education majol's and nO'loa to Steal Auto front rooms, end, physical gear ball"bearing supported adjustable I I BULLOCH C 105 Woodrow A venue, Center this week lhe newly ol'gan- be held each Friday evening with THREE COUNTIANS minors. She Is a sophomo"e and TrYI" WALTER to on extra Add Bill Williams-at least that is Police Linton Sam­ ihrusl prevent distortion heavy pulls. ized Adult Council on the fll'st called for ENLIST IN ARMED FORCES of MI'. and Mrs. Walter George Lee, NESMITH. (Hp) pad community!Teenage meeting Friday. daughter Jack Wilson of the U. the name by which he wus known mons, and Frank Centel'bal' pick­ these to Valve-in-Head Recreation made extensive plans November 24, just after Thanks· Sergeant Odom of 417 Fait' Road, States- FUI'nished advantages pow.erful engines, when he from a worl< ed the would be car·stealer on Apartment. Two rooms, for a complete program fol' teen· giving. S. Anny and U. S. Air Force re- bora. escaped up bath ------neal' Louisville-was Savannah Avenue a little later , and en­ frames. ·captur- private pl'lvate Synchro-Mesh transmissions, and channel-type age youths of Statesboro. The first meeting will be crulUng station here, announced gang gIven here !ast trance. Lights, hot and cold wa­ as On the ot the "101- LAURA JEAN WEBB IS ed by local city police and Mr. Gross and Dr, Stubbs To be known the "Drag ove,' to organization. followed by a recently enllstm,\nt Then know Chevrolet is the most truck he tried to steal ter fUl'nished. Prefer ·adults. 107 you'll why popular Inn it received the Bulloch into LIBRARIAN OF ART LEAGUE week soon after Club," complete square dance, and refreshments. lowing county youth Identified him. N. St. Phone a student at Jack Gross' automobUe. College 556. (Hp) see trucks of more than 500 high the armed forces: Billy Turner of Laura Jean Webb, in America. Come these great Chevrolet today! approval The council is made of ten learned later that the man up has been Chief of Pollce Ander- They school when pJ'e- RFD I, Statesboro; and Ralph E. Shorter College, recently Henry 7-Room boys girls who are interested in the Apartment. an,d parents of the Art Stu· son in of the told had been serving time tor stealing FlIl'nl�hed, sented to them 1Il chapel at States- Miller, RFD 1, Brooklet, These two elected librarian te1l1ng capture Ph 0 n the outh of this com. Electrlcally equipped, e welfare of y . Oro88 and Dr, Stubbs bora school this week. enlisted In the Air Force and were dent's League, an organlzatlon how Mr. six all believed to 114. B. B. MORRIS. high mUIlI't autom?bUes, y. students with came Wl1l1ams as he was I Plans include square dancing, sent to Lackland Air Force Base composed of genuine up o� have been taken from Statesboro. to in Mr. Gr08s' car INC. An invitation is issued to all in San Texas. Interest In art. trying ret " Need Office Space? See B. B. FRANKLIN CHEVROLET CO., formal dances, parties, movies, Antonio, .J H admItted to two or of bealde hI. home 12: stealing Phone 132. and I'ldes. in their teens to attend the Hubert E. Lanier of RFD 1, Por- Miss Webb Is the daughter parked abqu� MORRIS. skating parties, hay youth three". TURNER'S E. Webb of 30 a. m. l'1li\ J All youth In thell' teen are eU- first meeting and become members tal, went to the Coast Artillel'Y MI'. and Mrs. W. Thursday WIUI!Uft. Need See B, B. EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 101 STATESBORO, GA. Statesboro. and Oro... ae WIU .ent back to Louisville. Stol'age Space? 29 West Main Street StateSboro, Ga. 61> glble, regal'dless of wha� grade of the Drag On Inn Club. COl'pS, Ft. Jackson, S. C. REV. J. WALTER FIELD til, pollOe. I Morris. Phone 132. �------.�------I J I

HIGH �ALF CLUB MEETS 'I'HE BULLOCH HERALD WITH MRS ' THURSDAY, xcv. 16, 19150 Born Tired AnJ ELLOWAY FORBES _ Hill, MI·s. C. C. The Editorial On Friday afternoon, Ail'S. Ello- Colcmnn, Mrs, Page zncn' Smith, and Miss Muxann wny Forbus wns hostess to - Our Candidate For AII·American the I Removal of Offlco _ Ain't Got Rested - Foy. s _ Half High Club III hOI' home on �--�------­ VIRGINIA RUSSELL World North street. Gludioli and By College DR. ED L MOORE Mr'. ancl Mra, Gmdy Attaway chryaunthemuma were used in the 'T'HID SYMPTOMS w 0 I' c plntn Thursday and FI'ldIlY In At- Oh Yeah? decoruttng. Ohlcken salad, crnb- AnnounceR It 'was stuptdidty 01' �I_��::;' Tough! enough. apples, crackers, and coffee were Getting the NOVELTY CLUB MEETS WITH Mrs, Ed Mrs, Bernard cock ot AtI who were with Removal of His Oftlce old age Ihut kept us Cram Olliff, Scott, antu, visiting chrysunthernums. Pecan pic, Mr. nnd Mrs, Lannle Simmons that our DeKalb what the Lithonia perhaps served, "WE WOULD like now to report county-read We MRS. FRANK UPCHURCH MI's. John Mrs. Hal Ma­ relatives. Other dinner were with was to diagnosing the rever III once, Godbee, guests topped served and Mrs, G. C. �olcmnn .Jr., spent East Vine Street Mrs. r the cold con Mrs. Earl and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs, R. J. Mr. with coftee. Walke'" '1111 won a rose License Examiners h ave tightened newspaper said about it: live so fnst that even Mrs. Ft'ank Up IllII'C); was host­ Jr., Allen, Kennedy, T dny and Wcdnes day I n AtIan-

. (7-12-4te) of weather failed to give us the clu ess to the Novelty Olub Thursday Ben Turner. l�-:cS down and more than 20 percent begin­ I Mrs. J. 1. Clementsc.I'eam, received n ���h was J��,r' !:� "LITHONIA POLICE DISTURBED; Until we realized what hup­ afternoon at her home. A 'Thanks­ ��'�n���: ����e�to��:n���, ���� ���;'Cill��s�c���, ��:: NEW homemade cake for a ner are because CIVIC GARDEN CLUB lop score; ccived costume flowers. Miss Hel- applicants being rejected we both surfer d from theme WOB used in the dec­ Kennedy. course C1t man', aBa.n" penlng giving \ went to Mrs. 'Pam Alex- lI'tIIlS.,. nero not change and snape Ihe YOUNG DRIVERS ON THE LOOSE WILL SPONSOR AUTHOR pecan pie en Rowse won cut a box of )lIjlJ,II,ell made no effort to learn orations and refreshments. The table was beautiful with an prlzc, have either snook. Aaaort­ ander for second and they The �ew Civic Garden Olub met high, home- Christmos cards, R. similar Tho hero was, lU:I ed and arrangement of red berries and prize of the 01' because of their "LITHONIA-There's to be some nine-year-old sandwiches, potato chips made cut went the rules road, going at the home divinity, prize, to going to Miss "born tired WQI'C served, Wednesday morning paper white narcissi used as a Margal'ct Thompson the old saying goes, Mrs. Cameron Bremseth. to drive red faces' around this section of DeKalb of MI's. with Mrs. I us Bland, floating prize. inability safely." and ain't got rested," so you can Club members played bingo and Percy centerpiece. .llm Bt'nnnn and Mrs. F. I. Wil­ Other players were Mrs. "rom Others These are the words of Jerome A. Con­ county if parents continue to Jun­ well our alarm when we nil of them won playing were Mrs. Joe permit Imuginc pmcttcnlly prizes. MRS. HACKETT HOSTESS to the liams as co-hoateaaea. After the Llttlc, Mrs. Warren Mrs. of the State of ior to use the cal' without license. returned home from a trip Those present were Mrs. C, P. HOUCk, Robert Tillmon, Mrs, Robert La- ner, executive secretary family were served assorted sand­ TO NO TRUMP CLUB store to dlscovet' him in the kttch­ Claxton, Mrs. IDllis MI's. guests Don nnd Mrs. Donald DeLoach, Hackett, nler ' Mrs. Ca'ther i ne Will( i naon, a That's what the Chief said, Mom! Honest. and Mr's. Al­ On Don Hackett Safety Council, following year an on, The table J. A. wiches, cookies, tea, Saturday Mr�. Georgia en with apron Hargraves, Mrs. W. E. Helm­ hi_r8. McDougald. Bob ' fred of club of the No Thompson • Mrs Roy was criticism in the and he wns Dorman, president the entertained members during which there "Police officers Monday stopped an was neally set HUrTing Iy, Mrs. George Lee, Mrs, Burton ------lho presided at the business meeting Trump Olub, GUests were served of drivers licenses. a pot of grlts. I looked ut boY's Mitchell, .Mrs. H. M, Teets, Mrs. lax method dispensing auto being driven in the downtown busi­ Mrs. Newton torte with and he looked at mo. We H, M. Mc[{inley presented chocolate walnut coffee. - father S, Watldns, Ml's. O. Laniel', we have been critical of ness section and found the same minutes. The club members dis­ Mrs. won And for years upon inquiry both felt his forehead at lhe and MI's. William Parrish, n visi­ Raymond Surnmerttn his and cussed the vartous danger hazards No prize, a pottery vase, the blindness of law enforcement officers driver to be 'ten years old.' Now, Mom, lime, The Duddy felt pulse tor. Trump in Statesboro Mrs. J had him stlck out his tongue. and, after listing Josh Lanier' won a lovely sixteen can't even vote in at to the younger than years boys you Georgia that ATTENDS WESLEYAN it was decided to turn them hammered aluminum dish The pulse was all right and the them, candy Concret:e who' drive their RADIO DAY IN MACON over to the officials. for and Mrs. Gerald Groover Pavement: and girls of Statesboro age! tongue looked ltke longues always city high, look. Mrs. Fred JI'. left on It was announced lhat Mrs. Bid­ received a hand painted tile mat own 01' their car. "To be certain were correct on the Hodges family's they for cut, Supper was finished wllh a the Nancy Hanks n Ft'Iday 1110l'l1- die, naUonal author and authority have been critical of who latest laws and the Others were Mrs. Paul bestr We parents regulations, depart­ heavy heart. and my uneasiness in­ Ing to be present 8S an alumnus of on flower arrangements, would playing your invest:ment: Franklin Mrs. Gene ignore the law and allow their boy 01' ment sent a representative to Atlanta to creased with the hour. After the the Westeyan Radio Workshop for lecture in Statesboro December 1, .Ir., Curry, and to Radio Mrs. H. P. Jones Jr., Mrs. Lamar to be check His returned youngest was bathed put Day, the day when WMAZ, at the Statesboro Woman's Club not yet legally eligible drivers, up. opinion, following and Mrs. Jack girl, bed 1 returned to the kitchen to Macon, is turned over to members room. Mrs. Biddle will teach a Trapnell, Wynn, in Roads a down our a to become part of breaking lengthy study: wash lhe dis h e s. of the from 6 R. m. un­ course in flower as a Amazingly workshop arrangement FAMILY DINNER the was neat as til off time at ]2:05 Sat­ of the The is traffic laws. "Georgia Law REQUIRES one to pos­ enough, l�\tchen signing part program, public • On Sunday Mr. ana Mrs. George a Slate's a pin. Without being told at least morning, They run all the ))1'0- cordially Invited. A fee of $1.00 '\VTHEN principal roads are built so it is that we of this sess a license to a vehicle. Johnston were hosts at a And approve operate fifleen the fill and reatures will be to meet family times, Iiltle-ij)'ownie grams, spots dur­ charged expenses • dinner at their new home on W,"of cement conCr. with traffic of­ wave feur lovely portland te, business of getting tough "Chief Marvin Rose cautioned had gone to bed. A of Ing the day. Mt's. Hodges attended of the club. highway parents Park Avenuc. Covers were laid for then struck "DO chll­ the ror them at the Mrs. J. 0, realty me, banquet given Johnston, program funds are conserved because concrete fenders. 'not to -permit youngsters to drive.' Ac­ Mr. and Mrs. George P. Donaldson, roads dren get smart and kind right be­ Sidney Laniel' h0111e. Harold Mar­ chairman, led u discussion on the move into to the Tifton, Mrs. Durden of ... and out 'II We want to see this policy cording chief, foul' arrests of below fore depar-ting for another world?" lin, columnist ror The Atlanta following subjects: focus, rhythm, Ga. Virgil are long-lived and economical to maintain. Down $12,000 Graymont, Mr, and Mrs, Robert This hit Lithonia in drivers were made here last week. The expression on my face must Constitution, and Lewis Wilson, accent, repetition, unity, and color. Statesboro. policy age and for of Donaldson, Bobby Dotty, Cyn­ or Ihef, Olher ,han .n em­ have betrayed my thoughts, mayor Macon, were guest No COMI'ANY is ho!dur·proof.I3:IIIJin rob every dis3�lIJC�rgntt, by ATTEND DISTRICT MEETING thia and Donaldson wimbtorm, or me a and Mary -Bmmye sad [ksft'uclion b)' fire, flood, the Daddy gave pat said, speakers. son of busintss-rel':lilstores mo\·je ,h"ftCtS, ptoyce. FE'DERATED WOMENS' CLUBS and the hosts. similuruiluslcrlsaboct)I'crctl. "Honey, he's all right. Look at the (;lcIOr)' offices:tOO fC$I;JUunts. Hili' bU'Iiness mil)' MRS. TILLMAN HOSTESS Asic officia's for How much and Stcuriliu (overll8C how could it those who attended the your pub'ic n('xi on the liil. Manry calendar." Of course, Among BLACKWOOD CLUB MEETS be II)C TO TALLY Ask IIICni cate and' network of CLUB sureu for and ocher IhoolcJ )'ootfirmCll,r,,1 your Maryland pattern surveys have up on me? Christmas district meeting of Federated Wo­ The laCCIIE, BUQrd p3)'roll. slipped WITH MRS. J. B. SCEARCE rhe 10 On Mrs. is Thc and or broker. He hn Halning.nd C'lCptricncc It Was a Mess from which are a little over a month Wednesday afternoon, men's Clubs in Vidalia were comp3ny funds Mor)'l�nd's Money maps made, and the de­ away. Friday Mrs. J. B. Scearce was hostess 10· Jack Tillman ent�I'tnined the Form Insunlllt'C. This of ad\'isc )'00. Set' )'oor Maryl.nd rcprmncllil'C' The rest of the we Tally Mrs. C, E. of the Si.'CI,uitics l!rood I)'pt evening spent Cone, president to club CONCRETE romorrow. a struction of one entails Eflitor�s her II savc mess. labor­ �hair' ROADS moncy IT WAS additional brldre Monday nOI )'00 Club at her home on Lee street. night. polic)' IlruittU )001 auh ami Sl.'('UrilK-l only u:!.)·. mlly 'Uneasy in wonderful reminiscing. In my Seniol' Woman's Club; Mrs. Alfred ,in.U'l The room was decol'ated RttntHlbtr: /Nr,INJt lON' f,fllr"l.mJ IIItIIt Some learned that had ious effort to Individual vases of daisies and living �g�illn holdup. eilhcr OUIli.le or inside )'oor people they replace. Christmas was the one glo­ Dorman, state chairman, commun­ h!ts;,ttU A"tllI' hia home, but Ilba 11>51 ure his bmil/ISI, it's p;J Jw Jfll" THIS WEEK we orc OUI' street from the office and the War did to this area. More yellow but ton un'miSt'S, aguinn b)' bur81�f)" marked their ballots in the general elec­ giving post things rious, exciting time of lhe year chrysanthemums ity service and district chairman If you see ont, remember that are to Ward More­ H. Jr back and were llsed in the decorations. they Uneasy Chair City Pharmacy (H. Olliff. .. people migrated forth: and Novem bel' the five Min­ of international Mrs. J, PORTLAND CEMENT tion last to the way by early I'elatlons; ASSOCIATION contrary . I iature Tuesday for a definite to the house, famous drama critic who prop.), it brings a touch of gaiety more people bought farms" pine boughs brought from F. of the Junior ••war. hs purpose, good only children in my family changed Spiers, pl'esident �... Hurt lulldlng, Atlanta 3, Ga. wan ted to vote. writes fol' the Now York WOl'ld­ to the hamlet's principal thor­ guess old man Register started Gatlinburg were banked on the Womans Sorrier Insurance they map makers. There is nothing hidden un­ rapidly from young helions to Club, and Mrs. J, E. Bow­ Agency You not mantle. Pecan with A national 10 and Sun. ti1is aboul 55 My Ice and ....nd ,h. ule. of , •• wanted to vote Telegram may oughfare, place yeal's ago. sprouting-wings angels, The back pie topped en, Mrs, F. C. Parker, and Mrs, ...... CoInmH Colds organizotlon .improv. concrete One der the brass disk, You I couple "against" gain nothing by know him that name but The let me tell falhel' was a and he cream was served with coffee. through .clentiflc: r ••eorch and engln••ring field work by yotl Registel' Theater, wheelwright porch was run over wilh stove Roy Hitt, also of the JUnior 'Wo­ "INSURE TO BE SURE" the unit amendment and when one 01' do ISaol(, Mrs. Charlie MEETS MI', und Mrs. ley W. Gunter daugh­ HarTY ,TOP PRICES Mean. Bu.in••• Mr. down u t homo when ' GROCERY ::� CL��� Monday Brantley County bers, which were conducted by ling expenses The eons nnd Robbins and Ml's. Lehman Frank­ were rum-nco 55 years, tor, M,·s. Bill Way, children, I think nt I' club: wo wnnt to a McLendon and Mr. King. dining you St. lin. Y sportsman owes a vote of thanks Judge und u nd their' rurnntes Al and Alcx, of SL. Simons; Georgia like to remind that it be daughters we all It and would you mny 25 West Main FOI' Yom' Pecans EVERIn Three men from Georgia, enjoyed & MARKET Sun­ nnd�l'. .. Gunter'. ·Thompson, rt'Ived Su nnd spent and Mrs Jlmmy Ice cakes, nuts, and cor­ Brantley County. 11101'0 limn thfnk. e n turday cream, o the you rts with college expensive R b Street to together home will tnke her were before this for (I have their get nt the subm-ban Mrs. Mathews fee were served. brought Judge seining There's the case of I'd De­ day lovely band more often. Reppn mother to Hnztehurst AND BE CONVINCED entered a The of their parents. Wednesday, GET OUR PRICES names) and guilty plea. Judge received the fol­ Lonon ut one of these men's Groceries and Ments-S,elf Service STATESBORO GIRLS ON Mr. MoLendon cuting Quality where. she will with her stater, man or 6 months In The observance of these lmpor­ stay Ilned each $250 jail. Lin­ club affuirs while JDlvyn entertains WESLEYAN RAOIO DAY lowing letter foUowlng Danny Mrs, R. A. until After Chrtst­ a occnslons WUIi very quiet, due Cook, It Is evident this Judge 18 sporn to In Lou- lnnt Miss Tillman, go's trip to Kansas City play at luncheon Vll'glnlu Russell, mas. Shirley daughter othen FREE DELIVERY-Phone 264 the !lIncRR of Mrs. Rack­ man who thousands of National F. F. A. band: to long of Mrs. E. G. Tillman, of Park Joins many the Rtate of fish rs of the I MEETING and Miss The Bulloch Pecan In 0 slneere desire to rid this "To the :Music Teache -SPECIALS FOR WEEK END OF NOV. 16-17-18- ley, GARDEN CLUB A venue, Statesboro, Jan Company SOI'- another selner National FFA Band: MI'. Ruckley wus born in Ml's, Hazel Smallwood and Miss daughter of Mr. and M re. O. PARKER thieves. Down In Baxley Boys In the Gay, ROUNTREE & Open Each Night Until 7 p.m.: Saturday Nights Until 9:30 p.m. November 12. was fined $250 or dis, BUI'Itc county, II'I1Ul Spears were hostesses '1\105- It. Gay of Register, appeared on from Lyons, Georilio. "By this time you have prob­ Miss Susie the on the work and WITH EACH $5.00 1871, and .,.,mol'l'led clay to the Statesboro Garden lhe Wesleyan Radio Day at Ma­ I yeor In Jail. That's hlttlnJr game ably had a report of No- at Smallwood horne on November at the Side Company where It the National FFA • • Srrnnge Effingham county Club the con on 10. Located West Wrecking ond fish violators hard and the acuvtuea of S U G'A R Sibs for 19C CASH PURCHASE moved to I vember 1895. He PUI'k avenue man who hal at Kansas If we may 13. I Miss Tillman aired the "Lost hurts the most. Every Band City. Statesboro in 1905 und for two For the nucuon, Mrs. Bill West Main Street at Institute Street court from the many favorable club and Found Column of the Air" and ever wet a hook is grateful for this judge JIM DANDY 5 LBS. was in the business, contributed shelled received at Kansas City years grocery Alderman pe­ "Starllght Serenade". comments protection, the Fa!' 21 years he owned and ope- cans In an nuracuvc container. and mall since that time, Miss was heard In In two natives by Gay "Party But that is the side. Waycross, own rated the Bulloch Drug Company. MI's. Arnold Rose contributed di­ e brighter band was successful. My for Peggy", and in news ceats. without a license. The cases were Since that time hc has opel'Rted and Ml's. Howard were brought in for flshing at the success or value vt'nily candy was judgement GRIT·S 33c l"eed Seed Com- In Cuthbert a "Ilre hunter" from Arlington, would al­ the Rackley and Neal brought Apl'Ons. dismissed. at the project, however, the use of LB. for Mr. is with deer at night with lights, the ex­ pany 22 yeal·s. Rackley Mrs. Al'undel and Mrs, 684 charged hunting ways depend largely upon Hugh Phone violations on the books, and inlel'ested in most and the reactions of the stili active, alel'l, IIte Mlnkovltz were voted into the This is one of the contemptable pressions He stated that he and seemed curl'ent affairs. club, The result� No bill. boys themselves, they without a built II home just beyond lhe city his wife were with fishing about their accom­ Club member's wel'e Mrs. A man and charged quite happy HAMS 3ge present PICNIC have limits 80 that his wifc might at In the city A I'nold Mrs. Bill license and their case was dismls�ed Coolidge. plishments. of Rose, Alderman, WHITE 10 LBS. room to indulge in her hobby citizens were with hunting this note to thank MI'S, F, C. Pal'lurden PAY to .. contact: renton; against the "HENRY S. BRUNNER, pose, IT WILL YOU Ml's. INVESTMENT CO, citizen for ANY BRAND 3 CANS Rackley, Jackson; Mr. and would to a Georgia fishing • imagine what happen "Director a man from Ernest Rackley and daughler, 11 Courtland St.-Phone 219-R in Just last month �. � without a license Michigan? "National FFA Band." I • Miss Frances Rackley; MI', and at Eastman for fishing Georgia SOCIETY Jacksonville was "no billed" Mrs, Fred Bland and son. William. Next time somebody asks you waters without a license. MILK 35c Game & Fish Commission?" you McDONALD HONORED ''What's with the BRIEFS ""'"''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''"""""""""""""'"'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' MRS. wrong SOCIAL QUEEN OF :rHE WEST (print bags) 25 LBS. some of these cases. AT BIRTHDAY DINNER might point out Arnold of Pembroke. in a Pavo citizen for BRYAN-SM ITH MRS. C. P. OLLIFF HOSTESS Miss Evelyn Mrs, C. B. Mathews entertained Ranger Cunningham brought 'l'homaa Randall BRIDGE CLUB Mr. and Mrs. James N. Hodges Thanks­ without a license, Tbis case brought Mr. and Mrs. TO TUESDAY with a delightful dlnne,', bunting out of season announce the birth of who at Brooklet and Savannah W, M. Loan Mrs, C, P. Olliff enlertalned the of Claxton, with nil the tl'im­ isn't a hunter in the state Bryan, NEWTON, Agent giving style, a $5 fine. There "IV'l.ulcin't FLOUR $,1.6·9 announce the her club Fri- I (l Nancy Clare, Nov. 11. Mrs, or wild Beach, engagement Sea Island Bank Building, Statesboro, Georgia members of daughter, hcl' mother, at a deer a turkey. bridge mings, honoring pay $5 for a shot JEWEL cakes and 3-LB. CAN Is the former Miss gladly of their Miss Jill Bryan, (for pies) afternoon at hel' home. Au- Mrs. Hodges Joe McDonald, on hel' seventy­ Club at Nashville-, daughter, OR SEE day There is a new Sportsman's organized of used Vivian Donaldson, Mathis to Durwood Ellsworth Smith, tumn flower's and leaves were fifth birthday. foot. E. D. that is off on the right Ranger will take Clark of getting Savannah. The wedding B, H� RAMSEV. Local Correspondent in thc decol·allons. Heavenly pie, 'MI'. and Mrs. Shirley centel'ed with the fish. He $25. The table, cau�ht a Valdosta man shooting paid Brooklet Methodist were serv- announce birth of a at the salted nuts, and coffee Atlanla. the was com­ for with­ place Sea Island Bank Buldlng, Statesboro, Georgia beautiful birthday cake, Gore took in a Breman man fishing Rev. SHORT '0 79c The I Sam December 17. Ann Sun- Ranger Church ed. daughter, Worthington, cove"ed with gifts: mean busi­ pletely lovely It cost him $25 In Buchanan. They will officiate. was 00- out a license. Cecil Wimberly were at Nov. 12. Mrs. Clark our High score prizes given day, an exquisite orchid, carnations, Cleve one of ness in Buchanan. Congratulations! Harper, mother Is the F I' a n k fore her Miss Kay Miss Bryan's each table, with Mrs. marriage, handkerchiefs, perfume­ one from Austell dainty in an Atlanta man and The brlde­ Mathews of Atlanta. Mr. ace pulled fanner Miss Lois Bobo. Grimes and Mrs. C. B. Worthington, with Rangers, Each even Christmas cards stamps Area on closed streams. at Fair­ Clark the son of Mr. and Mrs. in the Management elect is an honor student winning attractive pottery contain- Is for fishing and three mlnia"i'Ure Thank Heavens our Management where she has received a G. W, Clark of Statesboro. to mail them, man $25 at Blue Ridge. mont casements, el'S. Mrs, Dan Lester _ paid each iQ Two seiners paid $15 been active tn dramatics. She will similar prize for cut. Area remains a stronghold. graduate In June. \Vere Mrs. H. P. ,--- Decatur. Others pluylng Scarlett In Federal was done by Judge Miss Bryan is associate editor .Jones SI·., MI'S, Harl'Y Smith, Mrs. An outstanding job He fined a Tifton man $25 for shooting of The Sanolplper, college year­ E. L. Bal'nes, and Mrs. Al'thur court at Brunswick. I but-he also tagged on 2 at the Masquera TUI'nel', marsh hens with unplugged gun book; president future to Del­ That two will hold down any dramatic club, and pledged years probation. years didn't have all bad luck. He ta Psi Omega, national honorary HIGHEST Ranger Cunningham THE impulse. fined In dramatics. BABYTANTES a man from Norman Park sorority saw a Moultrie citizen and John in Federal court at Moultrie. Mr. Smith Is the san of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dick Bal'l' of Rltt­ $25 each for dove shooting, is in the hands of Smith and the late Mrs. Betsy announce the birth of our and fish Illan. Ohio, The very existence of game the re- Smith, of Savannah. He Nov, 4. Mrs. more are watching Brantley a son, Robert Wade, our courts. More and sportsmen ' attended Oglethorpe University Bal'r Is remembered here as Miss �ts. He Is now . . Miami Unlver.lty. Crace . . . anjl Belly Hodges. for the is bow he .promotlonal representative MI'. lind ]\-lrs. I. W. the usher's shows, fJll' COMPRESSION Champion About all flashlight a Wisconsin Bul· announce the birth of daughter, has outdistanced you.... Ad in Racine, dreu Ruptured? Why "order OIl" for a at the Bulloch - Claudine, Nov. 9 letin-"Like new, I6-gouge shotgun. Also weddlne Farm Perfect truss when you can get one from County Ho.pital. Mrs. Champion Ideal Cattle Set-Up with veil," low aa See It­ Shelrna Rita FARM us for aa '1.9B. was formerly Miss 247 ACRES-UP-TO-DATE try It on In our air-conditioned fit­ Rountree of Claxton, EQUIPMENT - LIVESTOCK TRACTOR vertlsed. This October 1B, 1950. raom--and be assured of a fit Ohestcr ting Mr. and Mrs, Edwin H, from Is selllng at pub­ TAX NOTICE The who Is retiring farming, PAST DUE our trained fitter. No waiting, undersigned, CITY OF STATESBORO.. by announce birth of Statesboro, the equlpmenl, mules, hogs, Come lic auction his up-la-date farm, tractor, CITY OF STATESBORO J. G. Cleric. no postage, no COD charges. ENGINE By: Watson, of a !ion, Cecil, Nov. 9 at ia�,��l!��f� Henry tn and see our full line of He chickens. (3t) today the Bulloch County Hospital. The Mayor and City Council belts, THE FINE SOIL trusses, supports, maternity will be called H. C. Mrs. Chester LOCATION: IN THE HEART OF Instructions that all have issued jiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii__ and elastic hose. No charge or ob­ � MARKETING IS was before her Miss COUNTY WHERE the of marriage, . OF NEWTON pa.t due taxes owing City ligation. former nurse at a otherwise ---­ Mary Holland, ALWAYS GOOD, Statesboro be collected, ----COUPON the hospital. from Walnut Grove, 13 miles the tax fl faa be levied and Notice Nine miles from COVington, 3 miles �d- FRANKLIN (Rexall) DRUG CO. MI'. and Mrs, Thcron Neal of on Highway No. 81. Main Btreet (rom Loganville, and 4 miles from Conyers 10 Eaot Ellaville, announce lhe birth of a PRINCE ALBERT Gardeners Ga, This farm is known as the grcat producing To 8tat..boro, Nov. 12 at the Ad"erli,emenl daughter. Janet, Mr. W. C. McIntyre Farm. Please sena ",e-absolutely free-­ ELLINGTON FARM, now known as DELIVER Bulloch Mrs. I AM READY TO Thousands County Hospital. you r booklet, "How Neal was before her marriage, PEAT MOSS Have Foun4 Satisfactory Rupture Miss Akins of Brooklet. 1950 Betty TIME: MONDAY NOV. 20l ReUof Through Support." Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Prosser of M. Anywhere-Any .Tlme more STARTING PROMPTLY AT 1:00 P. WILLYS TRUCKS get mileage bora and an. -That's Stales \Vaynesboro, house-A why faml with beautiful, whitc 2-story nounce the birth of a son at the 247-acre large, STYLE HOME, �vlth pla.­ Bulloch County Hospital on Nov. REAL SOUTHERN PLANTA'l\ION fOI' electric stove, newly paint­ 12, Mrs. PI'ossel' was fonncrly tered walls. water In house, wired gasoline! trees regular-grade matur'ed shade 'rpm ed. Fruit cellar under house. Plenty of large cool. Four-l'oom tenant all around house that keep It always P-head intake and valve. j of . engine (valve-in-head School Bus and Mall .!_hezder !;i:t�I,:= You the full advaotage improved regular- in located on matn road. • �::;' get house, good shape. . j ean be Iranlmlned 10 H�1�72�A�G�A�����r�t�:�··��···��···:·�L��·:�·��L�:·:��;�:'L���;�'l�'��'L�::�::��::�:::�=! dbe.lel i�L�O�G�A�p���o�n�e more from door, in-block exhaust) gives power every Route by front bllDlAD and dome.lie animal•• gn,de gasolines with a Willys Truck, powered BUILDINGS-EXTRA GOOD of 'be moo' dre.ded of .11 OUTSIDE 0... Come in and see the HURRI­ to HURRICANE gallon of gas. tractor newly-made Nt dlleale. .pread b,. ftea. the sensalional new Engine 1 small barn, good garage, shed, by large barn, i. lever. Since , haman. t,.phw . house-all are \Vcll­ most advanced in the truck field, chicken house, hog' buildings 10 latelt U. S. ratio. This efficient CANE, engine .smokl!hollsc, 1945, aecordlD' witb 7.4 to 1 compression hun­ arranged and In good roof shape. Vital S.all.tie. records, have rallen PLENTY RUNNING WATER dred. 01 Americans LAND LAYS PERFECT, of In .'ctims '0 .he endemic t,.pe this another 100 acres 100 .acres tractor land-farmed season; l1Phu lever. and 40 Iranlmhled Bermuda pasture that lays nicely for tractor farming, Hal-bile rever I. In bel' that makes fine wooded pasture Eve..,. week, e,\'el"1. acres In small growing tim 'directly. creek major U. S. elly, .here I. �rob. beef cattle. The land is watered by the fast-running for at lea•• one eale 01 r.1 bite. 2 branches abl,. known as Aum Creek, with 3 exlra good springs, plus And unrortunalely, children are land has ea.le.t De.lde. of waleI' Lhat have never gone dry. All pastul'e thl� a .,a.'. prey. dl.ea.e•• ral' make a and steady t,phu., pread by greal of water that will you profit advantage inelude .plroehetal jaundlee, round. Finest income the year food pollOnln" relaplin,lever, in everyone's life when we lose Quality FARM TOOLS lularemla, rablet and trichinolt.. someone dear to us. In times ATTACHMENTS The Orkin Ex'ermlna.ln, Co. NEW FARMALL (A) TRACTOR AND ALL .he 01 dl.. to MONUMENTS hal'l'ow, ftCoplu. dan,er such as these, we are ready FOR FARMING. NEW 2-whe I tractor trailcl', dl'ag II ea.el spread by rail and pre· you in every way possible. olher tools. p.red to cope with thll de.dly help SEDAN DELIVE RY he.llh and WILLYS in menaell. So lor your take care of TRUCK We Specialize LIVESTOCK We will every detail, }2-TON WIL,LYS rock· It ju.t mallei .ood This sedan delivery gives you number of shoats, happinell on smart-looking Original DeSigns of a of mules, a good hogs, and eontrol the funeral to your speci­ for hauling-saves every in Consisting pall' ....1Ie to eliminate prepare A money-saver light-duty bO[fom costS, benee maneuverability numerous to mention. Functional truck operating and chickens, othel' articles loa aU mlCet. and pet.. In ,.our and maintenance cos't, From Your pigs, Many fications. operating and more See it today. / Buy TIME visioa, traffic cargo space. - PLEASE BE ON home that filth and .pread and wide DON'T MISS THIS SALE AND e.rry body with comfortable cab Local Manufacturer dleeue. Tbl. ounee ..t preveD· TERMS: Cash On of Sale. Day tI_ I•• oIep In 'be .I,hl dl.­ , A Statesboro Industry CLERK: Herman Butler. tloa to .aleruard ,our lamll, Since 1922 AUCTIONEER: Col. Merle G. Karns and properly...... Visit 108 SAVANNAH AVE. g WOODCOCK MOTOR CO 0 DOD'. live ta fear aDd foU,.. Snrith·TiUUnan OWNER: Mr. W. C. Mcintyre. Phone 74, . Co. ftfortuary Call Orldn Ex'ermln.dnl MOTOR COMPANY Monument etrceth'e Sale Managed By f.. free and ALTMAN IThayer GEORGIA In'r.edIOn Statesboro Phone 340 Butler Bros. Inc. STATESBORO peIl-�. North Main St. Co., LONG DISTANCE 6444 STATESBORO Company Realty CALL MAIN ST. PHONE 407-R Rome, Georgia 37 N. 45 W Main St. Phone 439 14 W. BRYAN ST., SAVANNAH FOR BOOKING YOUR SALE OR INFORMATION STATESBORU. GA. You'll do better on truck with your GMC dealer PHONE 24370 FiW¥MW1r11!!¥ffll!\!l1ii¥*� a,used :"_:,_: REVERSE CHARGES 1110 t.he Itt of MI'H. Felix 1------­ the Illlf., ci11 Tcch-Atnbamu gnme in Atlnn­ THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, NO. 16, 1950 Bt'ooklet News PRI'I'lsh. ta Saturdny. THE B 'LLCCH MlsH MAmie LOll Anderson HERALD, THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1950 spent Donald P. Donald- McDougald spent Ft-lduy of Conservatory, she nl· Ml'. lind MI's. Oeorge Farm Bureau lust week end with her pnrentx and Wesleyan Saturday In A Llanta. 80n of Tifton nnd Mrs, To Miss Bobble of Brooklet, Denmark Farm BUreau met at tended their and took pa rt ViI'gll Peanut Referendum .Jon08, ncar Regtetcr. banquet Personals Mrs, Fred .rr. vlslted in In Radio when the rnd!o stu­ Durden of Graymont were week spent tho week end wllh Mr, und the school lasl Tuesday evening, W.C.T.U. Entertains School Students; Miss Luweta Lowe, of the Guy­ Hodges Day, DENMARK NEWS Macon of Mr. and Mrs. Ml's. wrn. H. zeuerower. An Friday nnd where dents look over Station WMAZ end guests George oyster supper wal served, af· ton shoal f"cuILy, spent the past, Saturday Delmas Is Sinkhole F.B. Head; as a member of the Rudlo Alumni the .Iohnston. Rushing tel' which the business meetlnr was week end WIUl he,' parents. Mr. fa!, day. Voted On Dec. 14 Rev. C. ID .. Smith WQS dinner Be conduoted. A Misa Shcrmun and her' of committee wal ap­ Youth Council Planned nnd Mra. Murvln Lowe, Mnl'glll'el Mr, and Mrs. H, H, Zettcrowel' guest MI'. lind Mrs. J. H. Ginn "In this pointed to get up sublerlptlonl '01' Temperance F'I'I 'nds or .IC:UIC M, Oroorns. who G. B. Trov. Tbe Nation's peanut growe}s general, appo,·tlo�ment attended the singing at Nevils recently. fI"nce,J\,,"Oldi\lmllnd,ofJ\lIantll,���� Bowen, V.P.; Mallard, the telephones. with Mr. J on u v sci-lous spent lhe week end and, Sec'y. wUl vole in a referendum on De- Is bused peanut-ncreage underwent I'Y operutlon arremoon. MRS. JOHN A. ROBERTSON for Sunday 10.11'1:1. J, H, Ginn .entertatned at 11 By MI's. S. H. ghermun. to decide It allotment established the farm on his hlp lost Thursdny, will be cember 14, 1950, they was Wed· Delmas Rushing will head thc -======::: dlnuet' MI', Prayer meeting "Ileld Allantu •• to in 1960, which reflects the past Mrs. DeLoach, who I'C� pm-ty Sunday, honortng Last Wednesday night members Bryan, Mrs. R. H. Warnock, MI's. glnd to know he Is doing fairly Miss Lilli Blitch of visit­ want extend marketing quotas Emory nesday III HArville Church Sinkhole Farm Bureau next year. on the und M, E. Juckaou on evening u and of peanuts fnrm announced tho blt'th of Olnn, ,MI', of the local W. T. C. U. cntm-tatn­ .J. H. Wynll, Mrs . .I. W. Robertson. well. He will be patlent nt Ogle­ ed her 1110Lllel', Mrs. Dnn Blitch to the 19ril, 1952 19531 crops, acreage cently under the of Mr. W. W. The group held an election last their loadershtp and the tillable acreage available twin was honorod Wed- ulrthdays. ed the school and Mrs, J. H, Hinton. Mrs. J, MI' WII- Hospltnl, Savannah, several Sr. the week end. ttie Georgia State Office ot .the daughters, Jones. high boys girls thorpe during Thursday night at thc regular and Admin· for the production of pen nuts," Mr. afternoon with a with a lovely banquet at the corn­ Iiams, Mrs. J. H. Griffeth, Mrs. weeks. MI'S, Clurence Mrs, GI'U­ PORTAL NEWS Production Marketing nesday baby 'Mrs. El'nest entertaln- Steptoe, meeting. Mr'. Rushing was presi­ "Each Inrm NeSr«ilb Mrs. \V, D. Robertson Mrs. tstratton in Athena said recently, Breedlove says, ope- M,·. und Ml's. Jim Hendrix, M,·. muntty house. Fred Bradford, Lee, MI'S, .I. W. s-., dy MoCol'kle, Mrs. Linwood Bow­ dent of the cd al her horne during the week, 44th group several' be notltled mall of wnrd and Miss Robertson Robert­ rator will by ;;�s��, �� 6������cT�� I���;n:�� Billy Gene Brnnnen, and Mill Mrs. John Belcher, of Mrs. Hagan, J. W. Jr., Billy and Misses ------president man, Mrs. Hoy Perote, years and succeeds H, G, was in ago The Iast referendum held the allotment established which assembled were dec- Mrs. Bule entertained ut Sarah or the v.,'. C. T. nnd Mamie Lou Anderson. son ,II'" nnd MI', und Mrs. Herbert Elmu Lulu Mae acreage guests Eugene Brannen, Augusta, w.ere U., presided gave McBride nud Ward Brown. Mrs. James Blackmon and little when 90 December" 1947, -nearly for his farm prior to the reteren­ u at her home" Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. words of welcome to the of Amerl nn Edu- of Statesboro, visited "J. afternoon In orated with faU nowers, with n party Wednel:ldny group, ln observance 1

welcome your guest. with ice-cold Coca-Col,a and

Mr. Dan Goldsmith, SOU Cur. tasty foods ron Road, Louisville, Ky" owner of Coogla Cut Rate Store at 935 We.t Broadway, says there just aren't enough words in the English Ian. guage to praise HADACOL cor­ rectly, He says he knows mOlt folk� don't realize what a chang. HADACOL can make in their life if their systems are defticie.nt in Vitamins B., 8:1, Iron and Niacin. Here is Mr. Goldsmith's atate. TIRE QUALITIES AND ment: . Come and meet MISS ANGELA CIMINO FEATURES NEVER KNOWN "Before I started taking HADA. COL I WEEK OF NOV. 20 was run down and nervoul OR and POSSIBLE BEFORE -:- had a hard time lleeplng mghts. With my work in the ltore Beauly Consulta[lt * Never Before, U. S. ROTALUX I have io spend sometimes 14 hours , a on TRIAD AND TRACTION to sweep, day my teet. Since ] am in the retail business I saw bite and hold in slippery wcather, how many more folks were for "here tires never herd berore r and not asking HADACOL from New Yorkl . You could pay $1,000 so I decided to try it myself. After the first of * Never Before, U. S. NYLON L1F1.. couple bottlcs I could room ...ease of tell a lUllS the extra definite Tltis week ... for blowout ond all improvement, Now I only learn how to dramatize your face by consulting protection get have all lhe and WE MAKE Life Protection far pep in the "CAN ENOUGH OF THEM?" all energy this well· known from Richard beyond pre. world, nerves Beauty Expert the Hudnut Fifih my are steady .1 has there vious stando·rds. ...famous I Avenue Never in our history been such make all of them we can in keeping with e�er ,and really do get a good Salo�! She'll show you how to accent your eyes with handling dependability nrght s rest. demand us we have experienced for the all olliciallimits on rubber Never HADACOL is won­ Lash supply. * Before, MID.CENTURY PRO. derful- 1 DuBarry Beauty and Eye Shadow ... how to paint your ROYAL MASTER and the l_lot only take it, but Mid·Century OUR BEST ADVICE WOULD BE­ neTtVI eURIGUARD '0 end .11 of Dodge I recommend It to mouth with big, rugged all new NYLON LIFE·TUBEI todavls my cualorft!n color with ... how to U. S. positive DuBarry Lipstick give in close touch with own grinding curb scuff and abrasion-to 1 praise the Senator keep your neigh· day Dudley J: skin a the sidewalls your finish with Face Powder smoothed have asked us whether we'll be borhood U. S. Dealer. He will do safeguard 91 your tires. put HADACOL on velvety DuBarry P�ople Royal the . ������c" over uble to make of them to around. His utmost to give you these exclusive DuBarry SophiSli·creme. She'll also color enough go * Wilh IVIRLASTING WHlrEWALLS or analyze your direction. And tbe Master and Life·Tube qualities-never 5 SIIonT minutes with Dodge compare· handling HJ\DACOL h So and ILACkWALLS, to iifailltain the trim ' Dilhr.nt assemble all Ihe • answer is-we hove never been requirements The able ... known or possible before. IN discover roominess thnt ex· case, , . tho riding sllluothness Thousands are of them. have bCliuty of your tires, you'll benefiting from need for a 10 make They been room, the of DuBa.ry Make.up you I cars cnn'l match-head road.llIlgging: slahility Dodge Valfle • . see HADACOL ... cnou�h He will and whose systems lack out as fust as we you safely comfortably Bi??e,. IlCW "selling �ould make find with cars much marc I Vitamins B" Iron and change of face! the months and 11ensivcroom, shoulder room! You'll costing milch, 82, Niacin. Ihem. throullh years ahead YOURS, eg HADACOL is so thnt i\nd what nt <:nn wonderful be. and will olllr to the advanced gives cur, ony price, I we, of course, do utmost , design you;1 cause HADACOL 0 cur thut s the for helps build up Lash Beauty, 1.25 Of o"e thing you may be sure....Jwe will help him. For Years Instead of Miles bigger car Ilisidc, yet give YOli Dodge repulation the hemoglobin content of casler menns car your more compact olltside for dependability that DODGE Shado.. blood (when Iron is to Eye , 1.00 Inn'i. needed) SAFETY and COMI"iORT Come ... fa· To be in truffle, easier purking. life, fewer rcpnir bills? Just 0 few dollors more carry these Vitamins a.nd prepared handling great 1.00 UNITED STATES RUBBER snvp. Lipstick, and 1.50 COMPANY You'll And Sec how )'0\1 can Sl,OOO thon the Cal" I Minerals to every body organ­ now, greater visibility day. 'owest. prj�eJ America'. in with volue lo every part of the body. Sophlsti-creme, 1.00 Large.t Maleer af Tires for hospitality • • , new "sec out" sofety every today's bigger lJr)dge. Give remarkable HADACOL a Face Powder, 1.00 and 2.00 and if U. S. ROYAL TIRE SERVICE ... RIGHT WtiERE YOU LIVE on chance you don't feel belter pdctJpllUlaX keep Coke hand with the first few bOltles you lake • • • - you get your money back. Only $1.26 for Trial Sizej Large Family or Hospital Size, $3.50. If your THE COLLEGE PHARMACY - - druggist does not have HADACOL, .ALTMAN PONTlAC COMPANY Dealer order it direct from The LeBlanc Plu. o.posit-At Your Lannie Fe Simmons Corporation, Lafayette, Louisiana. "WHERE THE CROWD GOES" 31 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 407-R 011 THE COCA·COLA COMPANY IV e 1060, 'l'b.t J..,.eBlanc Corporatlo� STATESBORO BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY STATESBORO COOA·COLA BOTTLING COMPAN'I North Main St. Phone 20 C 1950, the (0IIII'_1 .. , Coc.o,CoIo . _ ...... 1950 _.1-{ HElRALD, THURSn..W, NOV. 16, Read Bulloch County', I The Herald"s Leading 1950·51 Ad. -THE BULLOCH HERALD Newspaper ADS L , DEDICATED to 'rHE PROGRESS OF SfAfESBORO AND BULLOCH COUNTY

Portal VOLUME XI STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1950 NUMBER 2 �--�------I------.....----� Y\)U SAW the �A\ltif\ll stRG'e ser-. the tl ,_ (or "East Lynne" by �b.sq\lt':rs. AU these: (as, halt·s, Bulloch F B To t te I mps and brtc-a-brac may Basketball be (ound tn thls unusual shop. We na- Service of lhls Send 1 uy merchandise Delegation ture Phone or write and 1\ buyer Thanksgiving wtll cnll at vour home. YE OLOE To F B - Convention ,,"AGON ,,"'HEEL ANTIQUES. Route Bulloch will be well 0, MAin Extension, S. Team county rep- from Th·1' S at GR. (t(p) resented in Dallas, Texas, 9:30 301. Statesboro, December 8 to 1�, if present plans

Alto sax­ Oltizens of Morning. E-FIRt Statcsbol'o will Beautiful "Conn" work out. gnth-·, _ condition. DUB er at the Methodist Church here - aphune. Perfect The National Farm Burenu con­ ...... !"I!"!III=-:"""""'1'm:::::-'.!t'.!3=mml:*���',,.,,..,,.,,,,..-=�II\'lm 1..o\·ETT. Phone �94·R. (23"tp) vention will be held In Dallas from this morning at 0 :30 ror the nn- I The I'ight to rejcct any and nil . NOTICE TO THE 30 nU81 Union Service, PUBLIC bids Is Decem bel' 10 to 14. Some per­ Thnnksgiving Nice election of Toys, Dolls, and reserved. PI'a estme MOVle- This November lOGO. sons rrom the Bulloch chapter of Rev. George Lovell .11'., pastor GiflS. Babies' needs In Quality Go Club Senled bids will bc rcccived by 8, to be on E. Continued from 1. the Fut'm Bureau plan ot the First Baptist Church, will A Buttons covered. Bells J. McCROAN, Page mutertals. Lu_cl{y theI tilld fOI' the rent f Ire Happy 0 t for the deliver the erslgned Receiver fol' the hand meeting. Thanksgiving mcssage. Fa,mil," Prayer made to order. Hemslitching, Property INVESTIGATE W. S. Preetortus farm, located on common In Blblc it reatures The local will leave Pastor of the other I of Ml's. S. days, group Dty churches, with! I W. prectortus. Buckles. All goods priced right. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Routc 80 betwecn Statesboro und a coverage of the enure country comber 8. They will [om other In the exception of Rev. T. L. Harns­ By CHILDRE "S SHOP. (2t) THE OPPORTUNITIES To Resume . Brooklet, all which farm there are from Dan to Beersheba. Atlanta that afternoon There will berger, who Is out of town, will BY orFERED Meetings acres CLUB SAYS THANKS in approxtmatety 84 cultlva- .GARDEN MI'. Field will show of be a rs-hour break In the trip for assist in thc service. pictures This beloved a a season of foot�·----- tlon. In addition to main author's unusual prayer sounds Tn Following busy dwelling, In the recent earn- the wOI'I{ of the mission he a tour and visit In New Orleans ADMffiAL Radios. Dollar "permanent I repre- A Thanksgiving service will also s-u.be ball And band of the sixth LEO TAKING there are fOUl' other houses located girls PREETC?RIOUS palgn" conductcd by the states- "The of Christian on Saturday, December 9. The next be held at the Prlm­ warm note: dollar a week. L. A. WA­ sents, Society Mlddlegl'ound Thanksgiving down, and seventh will meet at the cen- AIR FORCE SPECIAL COURSE on said farm which can be rented. U. S, MARINE CORPS boro Garden Club, Mrs. ,J. B. wu, APPl'ORch to the Jews," in their' four daya will be spent In Dallas Itlve Church this TERS I' RNITURE CO. I November Baptist morning tel' on Tuesday night, I Bids must be In 12 Pvt. Leo L. Preetortous. son of my by IIams was declarcd thc winner. Bethlehem Mission Clinic, Orphan and Fort Worth. The group will at 11 o'clock, with the EI· for thc fall and han�s I)OstOI', behold OUI' ---::--- to makc plans MI'. and L. B. o'clock noon, on the 18th day of return of "Lord, family here assembled. We thank 5.tube R.C.A. VICTOR RadioS. [28, MI'!,;. Dobbs of Mrs. Bill Alderman, in Hqme, work among thc lepers end by way Memphis. der John Durden, deltvertng- the winter. This club has becn onc of tops dollar a is now 1950. And bidders must Hotel rooms have been reserved 29.50. Dollar down, See the Statesboro, attending an NoVel�bel', sales, received a permanent wave with the Bedouin tribes. Thc pub- message. Thee for this place in which we dwell; for the love that the most clubs at the cen- have their own and be A. WATERS FURNI· popular aviation course the equipment, Invited. Therc will for around 50 from the county. week. L. specialists in. at The House of Beauty. lie Is cordially services on No- tCI' and mnny of lhe put-ties have able to said farm. Farm Regular Sundny, unites for the accorded us this for the T 'I'echnicat Center Ohanutc operate be no but a free-will of- R. P. Mikell, county Bureau us; peace day; RE CO. U,S, MARINE Representative Trnlnlng' The members of club wish admission, vembcr will be held us usual. th'e . 26, Included as as 200 in in at- rooms many AI I' F B Ill" H '11 III be I'CCClVC f01' I' I a- president, Is all will thank all those who f'ermg w d Oh hoping with which we the for the x Dol­ fall and winter Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Parker supported hope expect morrow; health, Linoleum Rugs, 9 12. $5.95. at the Post Office tendance. Plans tor bc Jr., be filled. C. M. Cowart, county sec- PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH the�.�ce16 ��:;I{S ���s'the� ��:II the tian Missions in the Holy Land. dollar a week. L. A. Chatham Miss campaign. lar down, Include hay rides, dances, prom be to a Shirley stated most of the lime the work, the food, and the skies that make our reaastgned permanent Ail' Alde�'man, Ito retury, Sunday haul'S at worship: Bible bright Every Friday other and Morris. WATERS FURNITURE CO. parties, movlcs, and many Force Base. Tillman, Jimmy this fall has been renewing spent Study, 10:15 a. m.: P. B. Y. F. lives for OUl' friends in all of the activities. Thc club will meet delightful; parts earth, m. and very IItlle has used Electric ae- 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. �each membershlps service, 6:30 p. m.; morn­ Several slightly I n-om 7 to 9 o'clock. regular Tuesday night been said the state and and our in this isle ... L. A. \V ATERS concerning ing worship at 11 :30 a. m.: and friendly helpers foreign frigerators. national conventions, He reported Book Week . service at 7 :30 Ill. FURNITURE CO. • evening p. BROWNIE DOINGS 'that Bulloch county led at the This National Pick •• year's Book Wcek GEORGIA01 'he Pictur -WHO'S WHO AT G. T. Teachers this will have the in the I "Give us grace and to forbear and to C.-Georgia year state strength per­ One 7-root PHILCO Refrigerator. College largest representation convention again this year METHODIST CHURCH B.P. November 29 met at is to be ]2-18. It will Concre�e Pavemen� This week the Brownies publication "Who's Who in American Universities an d Twelve seniors chosen are with but said he FURN· �ovcmbcl' "DEVIL'S DOORWAY" Colleges." (from left, 1,862 members, S. will severe ... $149.50. L. A. WATERS be the Rev. John Lough preach Give us courage and gaiety and the the Bulloch Library ror a thirty-second annual cele- quiet CO. County front, row): Eugene Kendrick of Jonesboro, John W, Stone of Wrens, Erie M. of Ardmore, Pa., expected this to reach 2,500 by on "The Element" at the ITURE brauon of book week. Robt. Taylol', Paula Reynolds Missing and were told the The Raymond mind. to us our soften us to our enemies. T.e. Frosh to spcclal meeting William L. Pharis Jr. of Wilbur Peacock of Miss Harrison of November 25. However, member­ 11 :30 a. m. Spare friends, ren's in Starts 3:10, 5:17, 7:24, 9:30 Columbus, Morrow; (back row) Margaret morning worship hour, One 19�0 Model PHILCO Play of the .Junior Woman's Club diVisions libraries are bes� Refl'ig­ story inves�men� as late as A freshman basketball team, Plus News-Cartoon your Blackshear, Miss Ninette Sturgis 'iJf Statesboro, Miss Blair Wells of Guyton, and Miss Betty Reagan of reported Sunday School Is at 10:15. At the Bless us, if it be, in all OUI' innocent endeavours, freezer across which was at the sponsoring it to al'OUSC Interest in may erB lor with top. play presented ��e:mC:e�'::' 7:30 o'clock hour fitilt to represent Georgia Teach­ book�. This Is An1el'Ica "Piny Ball" Wadley. (Pholo by Clillon) cvenlng worship L. A. WATERS FURNI· on of this weck. Jf it us to encounter SI69.5O. college Wednesday Some of those Indicating a de- the will on may not, that which - give el'fJ will in a - pastor prench "\Vhy strength College, begin play The theme of TURE CO. book weekChild_I�is: i'n sh'c to attend the national conven· Roads Not God." contest with Brewton-Pal'ker Jun­ The Brownies slol't wOl'i( on SATU���i;L�o�E�TUR'E Try' is to come, that we be brave in constant in tribu- Mal{e Boolts. Thc tion in Dallas are Mr. and Mrs. peril, I�UEL OIL HEATERS. "Quaker," tor Collegc at Mt. Vernon on Wed­ theil' baskct weaving pl'oject and Friends. Wi�h 1. "GREAT JEWEL ROBBER" schools and Ilbl'UI'IC8 everywherc R. P. Mikell, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. lation, tempel'ate in wrath, and in all of for­ 51,000 B.T.U. "Coleman," 51,- neoday, November 29, Athletic DI­ bcadwork at lhcir meeting next David Brian, Marjorie Rcynolds Blue changes BI'C altmctive Devils ])efeat 34 to using displays of a state's roads are built Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jr. 4; Wyatt, Allen, to I,. A. rectol' J. B. SccRrce announced wishes 2:'POWDER RIVER RUSTLERS" principal 000 B.T.U. $69.50 week. The Brownie Tl'oop new tyons tune, and down to the of and $,89.50. books, which Include books Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Mr. Bloodmobile Gets gates death, loyal loving CO. LUIll­ Alan Lane Rushing, WATERS FURNITURE today. to thanl( lhe Oluude Howard fol' "Rocky" of cement oldel' childl'ell, liI{e Chestry WHENportland concrete, highway and Mrs. G. B. Bowen, Mr. and to one anothel'." materials SUN, &. MON" Nov. 19-20 - - Designed to develop talent and bcl' Company fOI' they Oal{ Kate Solid Oak Slat-bottom CHAIRS. by SCl'cdy and Blnel{ 18-0 Mrs. Wilton Rushing, Mr. and Mrs. 'THE TOAST 01 NEW funds are conserved concrete ftlrnlsh entertainmcnt are using on their basketl'y proj­ Stallion ORLEANS' because roads 61 Pints of Blood L. A. FURNI­ preliminary and Sotan by Walter Ful'- C. W. Zetterower, Miss Henrietta WATERS . Midgets S2.50. Whip Lyons Midgets (Color Tcchnlcolor) • tOI' varsity home games, the team ects and fol' matel'ials to be used and books fOl' child- by Mr. and TURE CO. ley, youngeI' are lived and economical to maintain. Sparked by C. P. Claxton's two touchdowns, the States- Hall, Mrs, Iverson Ander· Bulloch county fell short 6� EDITOR'S NOTIl:: his South Sea Hobcl'l be used also as a substitute Mario Lanza, Kathryn Grayson long. F'ollowlng wantel'ings, lnay on their also wish to ren,.lIke Gl'eat Grandfather in the son, Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Mr. on Its at thc col­ We Will Not Be Undersold! plaques. They bol'O School Blue to Lee, quota regular Stevenson cslnblisllcu hh:l home 0111 one of the Uhtt in Starts Sun.- 2:00, 5:05, 9:40 High Devils defeated Lyons 34 6 in Samoan Islands. any free-scoring varsity Honey Tree by Sam and Toa and Mrs. C. P. Brunson, Mr. and lection of blood herc last thanl, AI Sutherland, of McLel· • • •• , Thursday encounters. Starts Mon.-2:30, 4:�8, 7:06, 9:24 last S P C A to Meet �nch Sunday cvening il WHf; his custom to gulhel' lhc houschold Swayne. Lyons Friday night. Mrs. Ottis Honoway, Mr. and Mrs. afternoon w hen the fol' looms thcm TUES. Nov. 21 - -- Rcgional fOI' len's. several given (only), In addition to the two touch· togethel' pl·ayers. 'I'hls pl'oycl' wus one of mony wl'itten by The starting quintet will be Bob Doy Akins and Misses Faye and Blood Bant{ Bloodmobllc was hcrc. "DIAL 1119" nson FOR RENT ------Belton lo be lIsed in bcnd worl(. Asic officials for Stcv fol' thcsc simplc S I·vlces. We I'cpl'int it from lhc No­ of Eustis, Fla., and Billy your p'u&Iic downs made by' Claxton, J cny Here' Shirley Akins, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mal'shall Andren With a set Cross of Thompson, King Saturday E. L. and B. quota up at 125, only vember '19 isslic of The Allantn .Jotll'Oul-Constitution "This Milan, forwards; Bobby who has Mal'sh made Banvcll and Kennedy, Anderson, FOR RENT-Store building at 48 :M 1'5. J. W. Robelts, Starts 3:40, 5:40, 7:40, 9:40 Blue Devil Band one, onc, Thc seventeenth annual mecpng 61 at the Phillips of Albany, center; Hal F. Deal. reported Community \Vccl{" magazinc. with - �8 East Main Sl. PAUL FRANK­ been a most fa.ilhful worker WED. & THU., Nov. 22·23·24 Bobby Stubbs one. of the Statesboro Production Cred- Center for thc coUcction. Grfner of Savannah (Benedictine) SOCIAL ITEMS M'I'. Mikell expects other reser� LIN SR. (tf) thc Brownies foJ' two years and "KING SOLOMON'S MINES" CONCRETE ROADS It Association's stockholder'S meet� and Billy Garrell of DeLand, Fla., Wins First Claxton kicked foul' extra vatlons within the next tew days. who wOl'ked til'clcssly thl'otlgh the Prize pOints ing will be held in the courthouse On Wednesday of last weck, the I:' Technlcolo!') -- _ (Breathtaking ----- OJ' Jesse Finch of Glennville, ��:_� __:�����:...._-=�:.:��<£::��'!!'��� The Statesboro School after touchdown. in Statesboro morn Bloodmobile was cheduled to be 7-Room Furnished. strenuous days of organization last Deborah Kel'l', Stewart Grangc, High SatuJ'dl,ly lng, Apartment. guards. . tn Melter for collcction in thosc who attended thc calh Rhtht sesc sescs sec November 25, at 10 o'cloch.. rcgular • • Ph 0 n e .is thc Brownies at Among Bluc Devil Band took top band Electrlcal1y equipped. Fl'cshmen Oswald of Jack- yeaI', leaving PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION The Blue Devils will play their J. P. CandJer becausc Billy University of GCOl'gia-Univcrslty Richard Carlson Shedd, formel' president of 2 "K G county. Howp.ver, Election-Is lB. B. B. MORRIS. Christmas when she lakes over a honors in the annual Christmas sonville, Fla., William Page of of. Florida football Hun Atlanta 3, Ga, annual Turkey Day game this af� the Production Credit eep eorgla ot a wreck the Blood- City gamc Saturday And a Cast of Thollsands Building, Waycross Involving In I in Grcen, Ky., and Horacc with the Forestl'Y Dc­ in parade Savannah last Saturday ternoon E. r. time Association and state senator mobile, the collection was Thinking Need Office See B. B. B�wllng full-tlplC job Jacksonville wCl'e Mr. and Mrs. Nothing Like It Since with C. Game from post- Space? Belflower of Cochran have made A national orgonlu;lllon to Improve end extend the uses of conerele , •• Mrs, Donaldson, John Horold "TRADER HORN" sponsored by the Savannah Challl- the thh'd district, and H. Grady Green" Si!ns poned. Set 1 MORRIS. Phone 132. partment. Virgil Roy Hitt, Godbee, through sclentlne research end engineering field work is 2:30. u December the 10-man . Up Same Channel and will VRl'sity squad . MI'. and Waller, ficld of thc Mrs. and Mrs. DaVIS 81 c DeLoach, Mrs. Inman Foy Regular Admission Price Prevails bcl' of Commerce. representative Two attractive to encour- Citizens of Statesbol'o will not takc In the Dallssey, signs The wreck occurl'ed six mllcs go to - football Need Sce B. B. part yearling MI'. and Mrs.· COMING NOV. 27·28·29 - - The Midget Varsity Production Credit Corporation, wJJl Read our Chair." Storage Space? with Bl'ownies. Ml's. .Jr., Emory Alleh, agc the prevention of forest fires from Statesboro around Wed- HUneasy the on December 1, schedulc. working the The of 6:30 polls Friday, Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Lehman PANTS" Glynn Academy band, team won their third vlc� be guest speakers. It was written on Phone 132. Fl'ani{lin, "FANCY straight wcre el'ected In Bulloch county on of Saturday to elect a nnd two Donaldson has been selectcd by the nesday morning' last week while mayor city cOllnci1men. STATESBORO BOYS PLEOGE sponsol'ing ol'ganlzation to fill the wl�t beth:le��:�t��g set,��� f�i:.e����: OPPORTUNITIES ------��.:";;:V:�� ::�:n�v:�a��r:nl� :��e�fb��el�u�t'!� ;;� ����nOnt:";da:ef::t:� Of�:st��::� three and the ���:�� .':�:�� �:v:;!,�,asb��!�g �����Ia":. J\��� regular COLLEGE FRATERNITIES Leader. years finanCial and m::I�o::�;s:IW:::' Howevel', votel's wtll find that position of Troop Ule band Georrria Green" Committee, an- 1 ed two b1'0ken I in the competition. in Lyons by a score of officers' will egs meeting of the Rotary Club, Announcement was made recent­ Midgets rcports be made and the ballot will carry only the .. noun�es. :::��p. LUZIER'S INDIVIDUAL COS- 18 to O. other business of stock- name of J. 88 ly of fraternity pledges at the Uni­ .. The Christmas Is an an- gencral Gilbert Cone candl- parade The signs were placed in Bulloch METrcs will train lady for Con· of holders attended to. from the :�t �f :�:;::;;o s�:he:!�st,e�:: versity Georgia. Included are: nual of the Merchant's the Reports blood center promotion The Midgets played their game The county by Georgia Forestry' ported that a com mit tee sultant in Bulloch county, t9 be· Jimmy Blitch and WHAT ARE YOU Statesboro association was In said the truck, valued dthaetenafmoreSmOafYFor.·C.unpoaP"PkOeSredJr;. aanndd Tommy Powell, Council of the Association In with the Sav�ah come Savannah Chamber before the Statesboro School In cooperation which had been Inspecting the manager. Write Sapps &: and Ronnie High organized December, 1933, with at struck a hole in the road Inman Foy, both 8S Sirma Chi; Bird, Slg· Commission $3,000, unopposed, Box - of Commerce. Thc Statesboro band of the stock Georgia Forestry rep high school from Wednesday Saps, 31, Macon, Georgia. rna 'Alpha Epsilon. Blue Devils and the Lyons team $25 capUtal subscl'ib- and overturned twice, strewing candidates to succeed themsclves FOR resented by J, W. Roberts, B�l1och had leen the FIGHTING has to in cd by five farmers. stock through Friday, as members ot the (1I-23.2tc) Announcement comes from Em� been invited participate' met on the same field. Capital Ing eqUipment over thc arca. city council. county Forest Ranger, and the fol. same we saw and By EDITH CARPENTER owned by 926 farmers of Bulloch things The deadlinc was No- ory University that Jimmy John· the fOl' the several ow v qualifying pat'ade past I I ng c I Ic cIu bs: R0t CI b we member of the and Evans and earn. ary u, One of the two Bloodmobiles about which wrote In our vern son pledged Epsilon. Every Mldgct counties, net bel' 15. Sigma_Alpha What are you fighting fa)'? A ycars nnd has always attractcd Chair." SERVICES saw action in the In Ings amounted to $110,388 as Of "Uneasy squad game The home? favorable attention. October 31, 1950. ;i�r�8e ;����r C�:���r �ff ��. ���d �nt��e w�t1:::� toR��i�::! registration list shows 1,191 JESSE DELOACH ON which Lyons was held scorcless. mel'ce all of Statesboro' and The report of the evaluation J.AY A life? A child? A man? th; nah and was uscd for the collec- Citizens registered. Th�lr eliglbll- BABY SITTING to Josh Nessmlth, SERVICE. "Need NAVY ADMIRAL'S STAFF drift and MOl'e than 20 colorful floats Roberts scored two touch­ Klwa�18 Club of committee recommends the to A chance to by Max sect'e Brookl;t. tion here ncxt Ity vote in the city clcction will peacefully AC�Ol'dl�g"al'y- I'easul'er, tTh'e dny.';" progress, same action we someonc to take care of Junior The U. S. announced rc· Withhold hand? wcre in the Bands Members of suggested, be check cd' I nst th c Navy youI' helping pl'ocesslon. downs, both on long runs. Newton of the aSSOciation was made be- the "Keep aga county rcg- that Jesse H. and Georg\a at' litlle while to the cently Jay DeLoach, A quiet exislence? Brcad from 12 and causc Green" committee from their re- Istratlon lists, (01', to Mal'Y you go high schools, college scored the other tally on a of the cooperative spirit and ATTEND DEDICATION We wrote our column with. according third only yeoman, class, USN, son of butter? spcclivc clubs are: Jake law, a citizen Is not to votc show, to a party, or take a bands marched In the loyalty of stockholders to their Smith, that were eligible trip? Mr. I gala parade. pass from Jimmy Jones. SERVICES AT METTER knowing others and Mrs. Jessie Powell De� 01' even education? Rotary Club; S. M. Lions In the city election unless he Is Then farmers' organization. Wall, the same phone MRS. W. H. BLITCH The who awarded the I' , thinking along lines. Loach of Portai, Is on the 01' noble I' judges also to vote in the coun- serving maybe purposcs- In the Midget League at home Henry H. Durrence of Claxton, Club; BYl'On Dyer, Chamber of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Brannen qualified at 36·L. Statesboro first In band com· (tf) statf or Rear Admiral I. N. Klland, of law 01' nation? place Commerce; Bill and ty election. SUppOI·t the will be J. Harry Lee, John H. Moorc, W. Peck, Jaycees; and Mrs. J. G. Watson attended • ---- championship game • cammailder, Pacific not for humbleness, were Arthul' W. John of the lout Fleet, Amphi- Oh, why fight petition Harrlng�1 H. Smith Sr. of and Spence, Brooklet KI- the fiftieth of thc bctween the Indians and Statesboro, anniversary The list fol' bious Force, with at And played wanls Club. city I'cgisll'ation headquarters quict, unyielding strength? Paul and O. C. Mc- W. D. Sands of are First Church at -AVERY­ ton, Rainey, Daisy, Ga., Baptist Metter LOCAL BOYS JOIN 1950 shows 12 short of the the Naval Co� strive to see that Rattlcrs. The for the cham­ regls- Amphibious Base, 01' right trophy directors. Francis is as- A total of 319 metal Rev. Grover TRACTOR SERVICE 1?vgged engines Olellan. The bands were judged on Trapnell signs are Sunday, November.19. U. S, COAST GUARD tration list fol' 1949. More Citizens ronado, California. conqucrs pions Is givcn by the American slstant and J. schedulcd to dot the of Sr. Is Lunch was Tractor and Farm the basis of showman- secretary-trcasurer, highways Tyner pastor. have moved 01' died than Machinery Our nations breadth and uniforms, away ength? A. Is' of the Two tor each coun· served in the aftcrnoon. The flx- Kenneth son of MI'. Legion. Tippins manager Georgia. sigryl Pal'l(cI', and ne\\' citizcns have moved In and SALES & SERVICE make worth the ship, drum majors and majol'ettcs, ANNOUNCEMENT Oh, your purpose Claxton office. ty, serving as a constant reminder tures were and the ser� Mrs. Roy Parke I', and Indians have won lost presented Billy Tay-. registered. "This loss In nnd of music. The flvc, reglstra­ is our Best fight! to aU and visitors that mon was dellvercd Dr. W. A, 101', son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Experience 'Kuggerl.,fgmes prese�tation Georgians by Tay- .Uon DR. P. J. THOMAS Not nice. and tied two. The Rattlcrs occurred despite the concerted simply, vainly two, an organlzcd effort is to Anderson, The new furnlturc was lor, were in Savunnn.h fol' Recommendation The started at underway Friday Practice Limited to Orthodontics be pal'ade 10 o'clock cfforts of to For, though your fight bittel', have won fivc, lost two, and tied wood fire losses. a of cele- lcsls for the Const organizations pl'omote M. G. Moore prcvent cosUy very appropriate way Gunrd service. E. GINN COMPANY SUite No.6, Sea Island Bank 'tis morning from Park Ex- Harry Bldg. Saturday the of were nnd nl'C I'C- registration," a official corn- two. Hugh W. Dobbs, of Atlanta, a braUng half-�entuI'Y They acccpted to city STATESBORO MACHINE Statesboro, not wOI'th the sact'irlce. on Georgia CIIh tcnslon. It moved west Owln- Gets ices in the church. In Snvunlluh on mentcd. 1?u.§ge4' Promotion Georgia Power Company official scrv-, port Monday. COMPANY nett strcet to Wcst Broad Lehman Fll'anklln and John Mar· strcct, Harry G. Moore, USN, of States. and president of the deorgla For­ Walnut Street Phone 309 All-welded cabs! Powerful are of the Rat· the then north to Broughton .street, shall co-captains bol'o, Ga., was selected fol' promo� cstl'Y Association, reports Sign Statesboro, Valve-In-Head tlon I. made Georgia enginesl Strong and east on Broughton to East tiel's and Vernon Strcct Is captain from Commander to Captain project being poasible In the the ot Gover­ W. H. and M. E. COMMUNITY United States a through GROCERY rear axles and heavy-steel Broad. of the Indians. Navy by cooperation Smith., Jr. Ginn'Work I nor R. H. White selection board which convened rep Talmadge, Jr" of "Make Our Phone Line Your '18 N. ZETTEROWER AVE. channel-type framesl Right In Atlanta, and the Clnthes Line" cently Washington, D. C. Cap. Georgia Foreatry down the line, Chevrolet trucks Commission. Take of All Pleasures In tain Moore is now on in Mon. He expressed thanks MODEL Advantage Shopping duty Out ��Gizmo"" to ·Shake Pecan LAUNDRY are built for the Trees rough-tough as an to the Bulloch county civic and F R EE !-PARKING R E ! to terey, Calif., Instructor In Phone 55 SPACE-F E Vote 298 .12 business jobs and the big payloads. All ordnance and gunnery at the U. S. leaders for their coopera· It looks like a monster. lookcd likc what he ncedcd. -fast.

- - - Baptists Laundry Dry Cleaning OPEN FROM 7 A. M. UNTIL 7 P. M. Naval General Line School. tlon. It· acts almost like a human. parts, all units-like Chevro­ So he came to town and he nnd Mr. Smith has not only reduced _. Let lhe ------. And it doesn't have a name. Bowens Do It-They let's During World War IT, he serv- Mr. Ginn wOJ'kcd out thc the time and effort and dangel' 25 Ibs. posltiv. Synchro-Mosh • "gizmo" Llvp Here! To Renovate Church cd in and was in com� • W. H. Smith Jr. on'd M. E. Ginn attached to transmlsslons-ar. engineered destroyers, which now lifts a man to a maxi- shaking pecans from mand of the USS Kldd worked it out from a Mr'. during the picture mum hclght of 27 fect In his trees, but has eliminated thc SLICED PINEAPPLE No 2 Cn. 25c to withstand the shocks and to of the First nothing By a vote of 298 12, members landings at Leyte and Okinawa. N.G. Need Smith saw In a farm magazine. of them DO YOUR LAUNDRY THE ,Baptist Boys flat. backbreaking job picking strain. of real work. When wc saw It we called it Engin.ered Church voted in a business session of the During the Okinawa action, he was up. EASY WAY. them to CUP 78c Sunday church, The "gizmo" Is a CI'ane attach- Bring '0 JOY COFFEE lb. wounded when the Kldd was to s.rve you 1I.ller-and long.r' hit by Chal'rs, Checkers "man.lifter-into-pccan�tl'ee-shakel'- He RUTH'S of ed to MI'. Smith's tractor. At the secul'ed some ai'my Slll'plus AUTOMATIC WASHER, to remodel their church building instead build- a suicide That's th.r. are more present planc. Members of Statesboro Na­ gizmo." why end of the crane Is a 011 camouflage nets-great big ones­ '25 Zctlerower Ave. ser­ Mr. Smith has mOl'e than 500 55-gp.1I0n Prompt GRITS (jim 51bs. 33c a new structure, Captain Moorc received the PUt'· tional Guard now station­ Dandy) Chevrolet trucks on the road ing unit, drum. Thc crane Is l'aiscd and low- which he cll'cles around the trce vice. Curb Heart and SUver' trees and hc uses thc con- Service (tf) pic Stat' mcdals ed at are .. pecan The decision follows weeks of to proceed immediately with Its Camp Stewart, furn mcans he Is The nuts fall Into it than other make ••• cred by of hydl'aullc shaking. any why ventional trec shal(el' con- cyUn- GRITS 2 )hs. 15c their own recreation pecan (Jim careful study and inspcctlon of the building program. Ishlng dei'S with 25-lnch shufts. A man and whe!") the operation is complet­ Dandy) should come In and ••• of an eccentric drivc on you who :n:e�n�s room In area, sisting present by cnglneers "It also the fcars of Bomc d:��\����o�:mio�,ig��:'�d the camp into the oil dl'um cd all nuts are with - 2 lb•. building allays gcts "carriage" th� gathered FARM LOANS Ihe.e great trucks War II servicc. the front of his tractor. todayl found the foundations, walls, etc., They need some furnish· and Mr. Smith, Ilt thc contl'ols of a minimum of trouble. MI'. Moore attended Statesbcl'o of in excellent condi­ Ings, chairs, 4\> % Blue whole the building �!�a�l�nb!h�n:��:e�t O��:I�r��:,�c�� IncludIng bridge the cl'ano, lUrns the "gizmo" on We can attest to thc swiftness Interest' RICE, Rose, High School and graduated In th��r�:St�e�l� ��:i��a�c�aC:�II!n�� g.'ain ,23c tion. ral steel and other materials nec­ tables, lamps, checkerboards, and the man "shoots" sl{ywal'd, of the action of the While Terms to suit 1924. a thc tractor I "gizmo." the borrower. See I limb, backing away If I The board of deacons and thc fol' a new cx­ chess, sets, p a yin g cards, and bcfore he realizes it he is MI'. essa.ry building," thc and then up Smith and Mr. Ginn were LINTON G. LANIER, 6 S. Main RICE G"ain) 2 )hs. 31c etc. to pull taught cable, commlttee/ recommended Rev. Lovell In books, the limbs of the tree with (Fancy Long building plained prcsenting' the When among pccan tinkel'ing around the thing St.. 1st Floor Sea Island Bank BETHEL of these turning on "shakcr." renovation of the buildings the rccommendations of thc dea­ PREACHING Anyone having any the shakeI' cable to a limb. uscd tiS as a We prescnt free of all Its tying they "dummy." IRISH POTATOES 51hs. 15c Items that be used In the that 11mb is pecans RuiJding. and their recommendation was ac­ cons and' building committee. DATE CHANGED may Mr. Smith bacl{s the lructor off, got in the oil drum and, before we lucks the man in thc tree looscns the T unit's recnatlon room are ask­ cepted Sunday. pulling the cable tight, and tUl'ns knew MI'. Smith had us in the .Advanc�.Design Rev. Lovell explained that the. Regulal' preaching date at Beth� cable and attaches It to anothcl' it; ed 10 call at MAYONNAISE (Durkee's) Pl. 33c Rev. Lovell that Loy .Walers on the "shakel'." Hc then loosens wild blue It cal'rled us FLOWER PLANTS. Pansies, stock explained t�e committee will now pro� el Church has been from 11mb and the Is yondCl·. \ building changed or repeated. auditorium would be en­ 554, Mrs, Loy Waters at opci'ation the cable and the man at the and .othel's. M"RS. ARTHUR present ceed with tOI' the renovation the first to second end back to the days In the Paficic plans Sunday Sunday 193·M. Mr. Smith was getting Impatient to a of of the unties it: Mr. Smith when we used to on a BRANNEN. OLEO (Durkee's) lh. �3c larged seating capacity in each month, Decem­ d t "gizmo" go bombing (JI.16·3tp) and that bids will be accepted for beginning Hal Waters has been made -It about 700 0.. 750. ber then touches the lever and the mission with some of the Mal'ine 10, 1950. Morning services at e w thc construction, and then the chairman of the r 0 u In hW� tak�sg b��� gl���t ::twe�� in favor 11 :30 g p "gizmo" moves �llan In the oU atr cowboys. WANTED TO BUV BREAKFAST BACON 1h. 49c Arguments presented o'clock, evening services ut :��e8. ple FRANKLIN INC. church will vote on the charge of .furnlshlng the room. CHEVROLET CO., of were to thc action of the church accepting 7 :00 o'clock. A cordial welcome to saw drum the next 11mb> the op- It's a So when he this "thing" I I'"d tunny-lOOking contraption WE BUY and FRUIT CAKE MIX. Line Now On Display. based the church's able and bids. all.-L. A. Pastor. LUMBER, Complete upon being ______Is over I Logs, plans In a farm eratlon over . KELLY, • • pictured magazine, It repeated and I -but it works Standing Timber. Write 01' call CLAXTON OLD FASHION FRIUT CAKE-1, 3, 5, Ibs. 60 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 101 GA. Lumber Co., Statesboro, Ga. S'!:ATESBORO, DUl'b�'. 12·30-50