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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Auto wreck fatal 'fhe Bulloch - itt�) WHY YOUR CHILD Herald Page 8 A IF:fAjfrfi���- Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, August 9, 1956 Prize-Winning WL.ur!JiiD:'iiIi'iilli I SHOULD BE Newspaper NATIONAL AWARD WINNER I956 I�""!� es, �: Better 19 - --I W. died In a Newspuper FOR RENT ville, Va., ����ow.l;flocal 56 4-room unfur- THE CANNING PLANT AT VACCINATED Contests + For Sale ------nished upnrunent with hot hospital early Sunday morning, BUI_JLOCH BROOKLET THIS 1'0 CLOSE 5, of WEEK'S SPECIALS AT HERALD II�C�tII_tII_ August Injuries received in ______AFTER TODAY a.u.. ���Je;lel���I�e�to���I�ts� ftro��� on auto accident here Sal. II....,..,... cr...- furnished J, F. night. AGAINST lJeclif:ated To apartment. Privute Spence, vocational Agrl- Mr. Jones was fatully The Suuesboro And both and culture teacher injured Progress OJ' Bulloch HOMES private entrance. at Brooklet, an- when his cor struck another County AV811nbic 1. Adults nounced this week VOLUME - Sept. only that the can- auto on U, S. 301 north POLIO XVI ESTABLISHED MRS. B W. Highway NOW' BARBER'S MARCH 26, 1937 COWAR r, 446 ning plant at Brooklet will IN 3 DO. BRICK South be Just outside the city limits. Bul- S'l'A'l'ESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1956 "BUY" Main SI. Phone 4-3592. closed after 16, He. today, August 9. loch County police ofFicer Ed- NUMBER 40 Attractive brick veneer with - for Its regular FORD 2-DOOR 2 TONE COLOR three bedrooms and ceramic tile conning season, gar Hart said Mr. Jones pulled UNFURNISHED However. he 't Exira Clean. Good bath location and APARTMENTS added. (he plant Into Highway 301 from.a side 195.4 Tires and Radio. Good large for rent, At 18 and 22 North will be $1295 lot. Air conditioned, Venetian opened for conning of road. Walnut street. See M, B, pears on dates - blinds. Only Eligible to be an. Funeral services for Mr. Jones CHEVROLET 210 DARK BLUE SIQ,200.00. HENDRICKS JR. or PHONE nounced later. for m loon. were held Good 4-2745. 2tp. Sunday afternoon nt 1953 Tires and Clean. Radio and Healer. Tobacco sales the here of -$795 Chas. E. Cone Really Co., Inc. chapel Barnes Funeral • • Home. 23 N. Main St.-Dial 4-2217 DODGE SEDAN-4-DOOR 2 TONE through Surviving nrc his wife, Edna Aug.14 APARTMENT FOR RENT-Un- 1952 4 New Tlres, A Nice Clean LAST MINUTE LISTING Smith Jones' Car. Radio furnlshed. Available now. Can three children -$595 PUBLIC And Healer. Three-bedroom house on In- be seen now. 2 bedrooms, large Terry, Johnny' und Robert Jones: HEALTH SERVICE REPORT FROM man close to South Main. room. all' at Reidsville W living Natural gas heal. Va.:., his 22 STATES AND hit '.' NEW YORK CITY IN PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE Eli ible for GI loon. Screcned tront mot 1955 HARDTOP lbs. g $6,000.00 Private h M rs. Janie 1 for porch. er, Jones 0f ... entrance. y. lf 1951 2 Tone, Radio and Healer. A Nice lO�341�366 Convenient to town Statesboro; three Mrs, ., Car. Chas, E. Cone Really Co., Ine, and Sisters, .. -$595 $4�620�674 Total school. 319 Savannah Ave. sales on the Statesboro tobacco market at 23 N. Main St.-Dial 4·2217 Grady Wilson and Mrs. Frank Call PO 4-3414. 7-5 ·lfc. GMC NEW the ,------.------'--­ Lee, both of Statesboro, and TRl.!CK. TIRES " close of the sale on Tuesday, amounted • • UNVACCINATED (oses August 14, • Mrs. Mose Allmond of Chat- 29.2 per 100,000 1953 Ready 10 Go 10 Work_ to CLEAN-$695 10,341,366 pounds foJ' $4,620,674.82. This is for the REAL FOR tanooga, Tenn.: three :..... ESTATE RENT-Two unfurnished brothers, 11------1------..... first Jim fifteen days of the 1956 season. The first apartments close in to bust­ W. Jones and Charlie Jones, HUDSON HORNET HARD TOP fifteen . Georgia CITY PROPERTY LOANS peaches ness sectton. Hot water heater. both of R. 2 sales in 1955 Statesboro, and L. - 1951 Tone A real days to for Gas Grey. good car. amounte4 9,439,482 pounds -Quick Servlc.,_ heat. PHONE LANNIEJ F. Jones of Savannah; and several VACCINATED 6.3 (oses -$495 SIMMONS AT per 100.�OO $4,682,767.04. CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY 4-3154. nieces and nephews. The 15 CourUand Street FOR RENT-Five-room unfur- body was sent to the Mor­ to be hard to nished Funeral Home at get brick duplex apart­ gan Reidsville, 1m YOUR POLIO SHOTS - AS SOON FOR SALE Three-bedroom ment. W. AS YOU .. Brick garage. Rents for Va., for additional services CAN: Our Cars home. in. lot on Are Special 10 The Bulloch Herald Close Shady $75.00 per month. MRS. RON­ und burial. CONTACT YOUR DQCTOR paved street. ALD NEIL, PHONE 4-3496. OR PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICER Everett Curry Insurance Agency 6-I4-1fo. NOWI Clean - Clean By Williams, delegate from Georgia at Phone PO 4-2825 Bought Kept the APARTMENT FOR National Democratic Convention at the Inter- RENT-2 S. H. S-. FOR SALE-New three-bedroom bedrooms, living room-dining building THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR INFANTIlE room PARAlYSIS Sold Clean asbestos siding home. Close and bath, Large screen in. porch. Gas floor furnace. Gas or electric shop. Curry Insurance stove. Can be seen bad condition Agency at 701 East Jones Maude at Phone PO 4-2825 St. PHONE SAFETY HINTS White George Parker, president of 4-3504. 8-23-3tc. from the Red the Bulloch GEA, and John FOR SALE-New, three-bed- Cross God­ FOR RENT OR SALE-3-bed- BARBER'S AUTO SALES room brick veneer home with bee, chairman of the Citizenship room house, six acres land. �. ' Ga. 41 We.1 Main SL -Phone on 0 committee, left here 4-2417- Ga. carport. Located large _- _ to Slales_boro, Fruit and pecan trees. well. --:r 0 workshop Tuesday corner lot. Deep attend the Hot water, Telephone available, meeling. Insurance Curry Agency Located in Westside com- Phone PO 4-2825 munity. Ideal chicken farm. FOR SALE _ Three-bedroom �:e��1 house, large storage room, o:e������I��ni:;R�i1�:e�t large lot. Available Immediate- NESSMITH, 102 Chippewa Drive Iy. Can make down Savannah Ga Phone payment EL 5.2793 and assume present loan with Savnn�ah o'r States. boro PO ' payments of $51.50 per month' 4.9423' l tp . or refinance, - FOR RENT a-room house. CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY Available Now. Phone 4-2155. Phone PO 4-2825 ltc.

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OLLIFF LITILE FOLK F. H_ A_ LOA N S I Seaman Williams FOR SALF.-Three large three- bedroom brick veneer homes, Attorney at Law SHOP We duct baths, gas heating 28 SelbaJd SL - Pbone 4-2117 Has Jusl Received a New Ship­ Slalaboro, Georgia ���mi.o�g�r���Y ��;ro!:: ment ot Famous See or call A. S. DODD JR, at /------4-2'71 or '-9871. 5-S-ltc. J_ M. TINKER FOR SALE-Nice large lots 10- Prince H. CONSULTING iORESTER "Billy tite Kid" Preston .....:t"'!ch�t ���Ol An�':; INDEPENDENT TIMBER homes. Reasonable prices, lerms CRUISER To It needed. See or call A. Jeans S. 10 - Congress Vine St. GL DODD JR. 5-3-ltc. Slalelboro, , Slim PRINCE PRESTON Is Ihe Office Phone PO 4-22t1 and Regular Size. only FOR bust- \ Congre..man lrom SALE--{;omshelling R..ld...... PO 4-1484 the First ness. with SIZES 2 THROUGH 8 Equipped prac- 1 Dlstrici ever 10 allaln member­ tlcally new up-to-date labor­ 1. on Ihe saving machinery. Pit scales, A. S. 0000 JR. ship powerful House house with machinery, large RealEila1e Appropriations Commlttee, This warehouse on three-acre tot in means that our Register. Price only SS.OOO. MORTGAGE WANS FHA Grady Sireel Nexi to New Representative TERMS CAN Is In a BE ARRANGED. GI-CONVENTIONAL-FARM Telephone stronger position to DC· Address "CORN Exchange. .... SHELLING HOMES FOR SALE compllsh more and more lor I·-". � PLANT, REGISTER, GA." or -PHONE PO 4-2537- all 01 us, Phone 4-9640 or 4-9645. 8-9-2tp. Dodd SubdlVblon FHA Approved 23 N. Malp SL - Pbone 4-2471 • FOR RENT' - Two bedroom, bath, living room, kitchen,I------attic store room, insulated, NOTICE PRINCE PRESTON'S SEN­ Brick I duplex near hospital. would appreciate It If no IORITY AND' INFLU ENCE Available I. one would Sept. Apply hire my son, Walter MEAN Revival JOSIAH Carter MORE EFFECTIVE begins ZETIEROWER. Jr., without my consent. His (ather is and I need FOR THE FOR SALE-200 away acres, 90 culti- my son at home and when he's vated, land. Balance at good well at home I know he's not in Salem Church timbered. Modern 3-bedroom trouble. house in condition. good 48th HIS MOTHER, • The Rev. George D. Wynn, District. JOSIAH ZET­ Apply Emma V. Carter. r of the Salem TEROWER. pastor Baptist Church, this week announces "LET'S KEEP THE FIRST REWARD OFFERED the annual revival meeting at $100 REWARD will be ------paid DISTRICT FIRST IN WASH­ the church beginning Sunday, for the first information lead- August 26, and ing to the arrest and conviction CLASSROOM continuing INGTON_" For Rent COTTONS 31. of or through Friday. August ------person persons responsible for the Iheft of tobacco from Famous mill collonsl & Don League standing Dr. Rufus D. former FOR RENT-7·room house at Goley Lord, River, many Hodges, my primises near Portal, Ga. on morel pastor 'of the Pirst litO Savannah Ave. Also for New-this-Foll detoilsl Tabs, but FINAL REPORT Baptist July 23, 1956. Contact ROY L. straight short­ Church of and rent an apartment at the corner Democratic cut Statesboro. SMITH Phone Union 5-5701 or jacket effects, ruffles, even favorite of South College St. and your jumper pastor of the First Church at Grady Sherift' Stothard done Deal, Slates- style In on all-new wayl All with Dublin at the time he retired. bora. Pr elasticized T at 8-16-2Ip. bocks, some with will be the He :ta:am" �:'Iut�on c"l�92� imary grown-up slim bells. All with guest preacher, 11-31·ttc. deep Is one the hems so of best known Baptist that of . Frequent rains have Increased girl yours.can growl Corne, seel FOR two-bed- Here's ministers in the state. He will RJIlNT-LarJre requests for 12 the making of her entire Fall airplane dusting dress _ room apartmlllt; til" bath, September collection all of preach his first sermon at service, report D. L. it thts 3��." She stove Branyon a! � low evening service Sunday, August and W. H. o_mC.l�109'Y price! . Sell, Extension agro­ (Preston tor Congress 26, at 8 o'clock. 'h-::" �I;U.�� nomlsts-cotton. North KaIn St. Call or They county =- .ay. Committee) Morning services during the _ A.'S. DODD JR., at 4-2t71 have been fumlshed a a.genls meeting will be at 11 o'clock and Clr '"9871. 1I-8-ttc. list of crop dusters. North Main services at 8 Street _ Statesboro evening o'clock. THE NEW A cordial invitation is ex­ FRONT of the Favorite Shoe Store located on East Main Street. The store is celebrating tended 10 all to attend these its fifteenth anniversary this -Photo Dobbs week. by Studio. services. '- /'" /1 Stilson News Editorials HOME SWEET HOME Meditation Nevils News It Seems have to S. of Nevils Methodist Many peanut growers may 1Jr.:"'':'"'Ie''==:''IlIIIII_ w. S. C. Joe Hines scores UforThis . . Why? to Me ••• Mrs .Ioe Grooms and son of due to Savannah: spent a few days last CIlUre1I meet III horne 0f Mrs.R owe dig peanuts early dryness week as guests or Mr. and Mrs. MRS. Why? Statesboro football fans and MWeek By W. H. MORRIS mAX lockwood By MRS. JIM ROWE thousand foul' hundred friends of Joe Hines have been By THE REV. J. W. GROOMS �·c�����rls�n�r.��.d :�. �r�: Five will not In ------The peanut crop be carried back to the hospital Robert Burrs. The W.S.C.S. of the Nevils their THE GAIN OF � as here as Proctor children Miss hats re- children in Bulloch County still tossing up high into the GODLINESS­ good many thought Savannah. The Hazel McDonald has Methodist Church met Thursday, TEXT: "But would be. The weather a with their turned air godliness with con­ it dry remained for visit from the Bulloch County at 3:30 with Mts. Jim the second and for the great South-North foot­ THE FIRST WEEK in August "No, I don't think so, at least August 2, Rites 1Ie or need to tentment is on the Mrs. Id f complete great gain" I Tim: now is bad peanuts that grandparents, Friends wish Hospital after havIng undergone In her home with 0 I had the privilege of attending most of them don't." Rowe large ball he in 6:6. have not matured, Some peanut Smith a an for third shot to provide them game played Atlanta the annual Florida Youth Work­ speedy recovery. operation appendix. attendance. polio "The that a They say that have thing makes guy patches do not come out of the Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller • •• of foreigners at which about 300 from the dread Thursday night last week. terrible shop boys is to the • immunization inflictions when mad, though, see cops wilt of the day before. So It Dixon of Savannah are spend­ and have returned to W. L. Leonard M.rs SlIDmons they and from all over Florida daughters Mr. and Mrs. girls arrest some and let some try to pronounce or our go, does not look loa promising to Ing their vacation here. their home In Fla., after Mr. and Joe with the South team spell were in Miami, and little son, Ashley, disease, polio. played word attendance, representing to who their old "enough." Everybody just according the fnrmer. Many have re- Mr. and Mrs. Horice Attaway a visit wIth relatlves here and Mrs. John Coulee and little Mrs. Robert DeLoach Slm­ some sixty Florida towns and hundred in the School As­ knows that we Americans have man is." that will have to and and in Statesboro. Three thousand six Georgia High cities. ported they boys, Johnny Jimmy, daughter, Marsha Lee of Savan- mons, 44, dIed early Saturdny great difficulty in It. "Boy, when they do this it start digging wIthin the next and Mr. and Mrs. E. Attaway Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glaze- Charles S. Futch still sociation-Atlanta Journal All-Star defining nah, and Mrs. morning in the Bulioch children in Bulloch County What is Serving as one of the deans all few weeks to save of their Ambres County enough? When do we really makes the fellows lose any visited Mr. and Mrs. brook of Los Angeles, Calif., of Pembroke were the weekend football classic at Grant have How of the workshop and living as a for them," due to weather. Morris and at Denmark Mrs. Marion LewIs Hospital alter an extended 111- need to complete the third and Field, and enough? many respect crop dry family and children guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. millions or billIons make counselor in the dormitory with afternoon. of ness. en04gh? Once in awhile we hear Sunday Fayetteviiie, N. C., were re- Edmonds. series of delighted the 20,000 fans with two men me the final shot to the Paul tells that real re­ young gave oppor­ Mr. and-Mrs. M. Morrison cent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. complete Timothy rumors about teen-age sex .sICK LIST VI. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellison Mrs, to discuss with them Simmons is survived by fine touchdowns. ligion should be as the tunity and children of Savannah L. H. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. immunization to them The final score regarded gangs. Do you feel this is �rs, Ernest Allaway remains spent Hagan, and little sons of Sardis and protect most valuable many phases and questions con­ the Mrs. her husband, Robert Simmons, acquisition; that really a problem. .qulte sick at her home here. weekend with Harry Zetterower and other relatives Mr. and Mrs. James Ellington was South 33, North 6. the of They from that polio. Godliness, with is cerning youth today. wish her a re­ Morrison here. here. Denmark. Ga.; two daughters, great crippler, contentment, "I are Friends speedy of Montgomery, Ala., were the were frank and serious in their suppose you talking the greatest possible What Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Zetterower A. K. Hines was gain. about the stories covery. George weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dasher, Savannah, were carried Young in me to believe you have heard guests 369 children playing Paul Is ich led and Linda as Only saying Is thai con­ Mrs. Fannie E. Cribbs was on children, Benny, and had weekend guests, Mr. and H. Burnsed Jr. and PURE VECETABLE INC 1 With fast football piety here in Florida about some of C. Sharon Simmons, Brooklet, SHORTEN (Limit Order) company. The best nected with a of our youth prob­ at contented mind­ . the sick list last Charles of Savannah, spent Mrs. Edsel Zetterower and Mrs. Charlie Deal and to' the clinics held our non-virgin dubs." weekend, Mr. and her Mr. and Mrs. polio a mind be solved If we Ga.; parents, school in agreeing in the allot­ "with a cold." We arc she Sunday afternoon visiting rela­ daughter of Ala., Mrs. high players Georgia "This is glad Montgomery, Mr. and Clinton Rushing Middle­ ments of more with our really just a joke, I tives E. D. DeLoach Sr., of States­ Register, Portal, Nevils, Providence-is to be is better and she will soon here, Mrs. Colen and family and children and Mr. and Mrs. were invited to in this don't know of and I hope Rushing participate as any believe regarded the most valuable or be James Morris is visiting Mr. of Savannah, and Charles Zet- were dinner boro; five sisters, Mrs. N. A. Brooklet and all the fellows feeling Willie Hodges lb. can Leefield, annual would 3 6ge ground, game. know v • all possessions. The of fi�e and Mrs. George B. Dixon in terower of Savannah, and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Goff. Mrs. object about them if guests Sunday Plymouth, Fla., the shots. The Paul is they really Savannah week. Stilson to receive polio Jake Editor�s making the statement There were at the this Hugh Tarte and Dianne of Hines, Joe's father, and elxsted." forty people G. A. Lewis. Bessie Danley, Statesboro, Mrs, BAG seems to be to rebuke those SUPERBRAND Five im­ Jim Joe's who Presbyterian Church to enjoy Augusta, The Rev. and Mrs. Earnest hundred thirty-five polio Moore, grandfather', are "Once in awhile some Ruby Hollingsworth, Brooklet, supposed that property consti­ nutty the sermon last Sunday. For the The Rev. and Mrs. Austin Veal and little daughter, Angela, tuted will make a fool out Mrs. U. V. munizations were at the especially proud of his that was worth girl of next two we Yeomans and were Sun- Grindel, Statesboro, given per­ everything Sundays expect Leefl·eld HeD e family were Monday night supper Chair for. He tells herself and maybe start SOme formance. All football fans and living them, there­ to have Mr. John H. StrIckland day dinner guests of Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. JIm and Mrs. Charles Burnsed, Sa- Lb Bag Health Department during July. Uneasy kind of rumor that seems fore, that the true gain, the real just ·of Statesboro to us the Mrs. Ernest Wiiiiams. Rowe. friends of Joe are also of bring vannah; four brothers, E. W. De- proud riches we to get bigger and Mr .and Mrs. COFFEE to seek is bigger." in the Coleman Den- Now 5,400 children still are which ought message absence of the ClUb meets Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bagwell Loach and Russell DeLoach, young Hines' It re­ TWO OF STATESBORO'S selves and tell their friends ChrIstian a "It's mark of SOUTHERN BISCUIT SELF-RISINC performance. religion, with con­ really kinda funny just Rev. Miles Wood who will be on Lyons, Ga., visited Mrs. and little daughter, Susan of without the second of the stores have added to the where live. tented mind. This will how much Carrie Brooklet, C. B. Deloach, Ella­ injection flects with credit on Statesboro's beauty they do more foolishness grown­ vacation. We hope to have a The of the Jones Sunday afternoon. Savannah, visited Monday with of August meetIng our community and made our to promote than ups will believe about Buddie Davis had the mis- bell, and Clate Deloach, Savan­ Salk vaccine to them football under happiness any teen-age good number present. Leefield Home Demonstration Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hodges. polio protect program Coach business section still more at­ amount of crime." CHIEF GEORGE DWINELLE wealth can ever do, Club met at the Dan Hagan's fortune of loosing his tobacco Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowe and nah. Ernest Teel. The new front on Lb tractive. Ellis and this is what should be re­ barn fire the week. Funeral services were held Bag against polio. of the U. S. Navy, in charge of "Most of the guys and their Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stearns and pond for an outdoor cooking by during Mr. and Mrs. Leodel Smith were Drug Company and the new garded as the The was sad- at 3:30 m. at the the Navy Recruiting Station great object of dates are pretty well behaved M G .I' I k" demonstration. community Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Sunday p. FLOUR 25 What are that front on The Favorite Shoe life. Creek Primitive parents thinking here, us a that crowd." dened Friday to learn of the and Mrs. J. M. Price of Pulaski. Upper Black brought story my lu��" W��eMr���� ���.-w.p�� This was our first Store add new distinction to our meeting Elder A. L. we believe has a Notice, first, that We a death of Mrs. Robert Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Litt Alien of Baptist Church. they neglect to give their chil­ place here. It godliness hear lot of talk about Morris at dinner last since the Several business section, And it should Sunday. May meeting. Burial was was written a promotes contentment. who had been in ill health for were the Brannen officiated. He's III by young man cohol. Do vou feel this is a them said we Statesboro weekend dren this be for business, having very missed the club so much protection? Chicago good named Bob Hullihan and I. It satisfies the soul with roblem in some time. Funeral was held of Mr. and Mrs. Wilton in the church cemetery. ap­ dingers a the high school age \mVueChe.njOyed until we wanted to have the guests its chief were Don De­ peared in the Columbus good. The rich man who Do state? Mr. and at Black Rowe. Pallbearers What could Gazette, you your (Question asked Mrs. Robert Smith twelve meetings next year. Sunday. afte�noon justification they WE AlTENDED a thou With I Mandell meeting in Columbus, Iowa. It is called said, "Soul, hast much too strict f mixed and and Elder Brannen of- Mr. Gene JO) ce and Loach, DeLoach, Leroy Everett group, boys girls, children, Betty Jane and The families were invited to �r�e� �nd M.rs, should strike down Williams, unopposed the Statesboro li­ goods laid Ior Simmons, Billy have if polio Regional "The Highway Story and is as many years; eat, teen-age la e 15-19.) Rogers, Ralph candidate for on of last and be Newman and the Senate brary Thursday night follows: drink, merry," made his m of Bobby Pennington. one of their loved ones? Georgia "Well, Majority group answered MV::it��e h� t��d o�esg��� No. Cans week. While there our mind "As the of greatest mistake in not D?�k Honorary pallbearers were P. 1,4 from our senatorial district, is in lights the patrol knowing old enough t yes. Most said they were really !:r�a���h St��:��oroViS\��� 29c i���£ J. D. wandered a little. In the center car the nature of the soul. ����£��t�n�iS:� Thomas Foss, flashed A soul Miller, Our local health over the scene, the "Lots of t worried about this for a good Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Cribbs The home demonstrn- ����J�::' department this week as county one of . :��f���:i�:r!�1t��::: Geor­ J, .I, T. Chicago of the group were two electric saw the cannot eat corn like an ox. Soul Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Anderson arc to know that she is Anderson, C. Martin, PRINCE ALBERT patrolman automobile rotten deal any of the were a glad itself out to younger boys agents L. D. knocked during July gia's to the National fans at in like a good cannot be laid in a and little of Savau- able to be back home nfter a Creasy Jr., E. L. McDonald, delegates running high speed piled up drift of junk up don't have a eginning to drink both whiskey ���ke,c�:d���;ann��:b:��nt at�� ��on g��e hde�onstra- daughters to all children an to make those attend­ the wall barn. Soul soul nah spent Mr.- few in the Anderson, J. D. Sharpe, E. B. provide protection Democratic Convention. attempt against of the under­ merriment, hap­ to do." nd beer. was confined weekend here with Mrs. Fannie al�� Sunday days Drinking b���Ui��oo�ngthe ae�Ju�fer! .with st?y �ullo.ch Jimmie Williams. Can ing the comfortable. pass. Two men were piness, does not come for Denmark and Regular in the Local meeting pulling at through "I think, tho to This was the E. and Mr. Mrs. H. a county. organizations Mr. one of the mostly boys. Cribb� stick, using to cook them old Williams, And in a half the a�d ?rill White The body remained at the TOB-ACCO succeeding only wreckage with their bare eating, drinking, merry-making, should cr crowd said caused most of N. Shurling and over. an�r�r:�dGe��� ��:I�� ��run�y in the attem to make really they family. Their grill was made from s��:��al�e!���r;�ISh . pt comfortable are now nor amount of and childI 0 f Simmons residence near Den­ cooperated county's most way. We hands. any possessions. them that most a the in Mr. and Mrs. Ellis S h t M r. and MAt' rs. us In L rROPICAL distinguished trouble their communi­ an old . Beasley pot. r�n avanna. s'p�n . e.wls realize the seriousness of Jiving in an air-conditioned "The Godliness content­ their vacation last and of Claxton VISited mark until the funeral hour. parents political leaders, will age unbelievable thought hit promotes crimes would ea ties. and children, Billy, Linda and Mr. Gear returned thanks for wee� visiting sons. represent . we Yet there is one of ment because it satisfies Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rimes and Mr. Mrs. Smith-Tillman Mortuary of thought. both patrolmen at the same the be F 0 f S h'VISI'ted t Irerr Sunday With and G. A. LB the immunization program. in the national "May easy These young people in Florida aye avanna, supper. MR'rs. ussre Rogers, t IlC PKG, NO 2'/, tAN Georgia convention our assets time: soul with its Mr. and Mrs. White, Lewis and Mr. and Mrs, Statesboro was in charge of nr- FANCY RICE 3 community's greatest 'Someone's still alive in God, only good. time but when he are some parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. hot George Gordon PEO"eIHE$ doing good thinking. hostess, dogs, ham- 29c' for some unaccountable with the same used more 2. Yet, which being by and more there.' Almost before the Godliness promotes con­ for more served. Friends will be interested to Lewis. rangements. high integrity patrol than throv They will speak out in their Beasley. tea, and . burgers, which is car because it W. DeLoach Mr. and Mrs. Jim STOKElY ORANGE failed to characterizes his people every year stopped the younger officer tentment, too, brings him." communities to which Mrs. Ulna plckl��, bu��, iiearn that Mr�, E. Rowe '::":"::':"::':---==---I�STERGENT __ reasons, many parents representation of at they have Smith and Mrs. These were . on a .• behind in the was us into touch with God's . prepared grill. relatives in ...... lagging providing running back up the pur­ In most of our citi returned if the adults as reIurneu from the l}�llQ�h "joi'ed Savannah � Bulloch in high­ will listen BIlly and children of It was T Tln� our all delicIous. :- r , I respond. County Georgia maximum comfort for its to set poses and It is a Proct�r. \ ftla pa­ out providences. w "im: week. way flares considerable trouble and if these adults do listen to Savannah and .. -- tho CANS warning oung VISlt�: Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Heath today boy they just them and ride casion a meal was prepared for Lewls Rushing and son, Ricky, electrlclan course at Fort whose Just a was children have not received brary. thought. stared at the He was passing a market of St te boro: t s navid light. ap­ through around," all officials and none of Fla. Leonard ... city of Jacksonville, WOOd, Mo. I:' D so fnr filled with many articles of Mlchaet the shots. parently beyond the Well, do you feel it is the them came. These folks vern:n sAnde�so�o a��n af:el"/ young was to FOR YEARS we we threshold taste and but Beasley taught IHnali Allen If all went to thought of pain and fear that luxury, made him­ of the to enforce Anderson of Statesboro; Jnl� according plans duty police have something to say and we INTERNATIONAL FARM interior and fixtures and V':--H'S Don't take a chance! wirIng were living at the cornor of his mind did not comprehend self pertecuy happy with this this law? Iwo sisters Mrs. Oberta Oxford the first ballot for a would do well to pause and YOUTH EXCHANGE to maintain small nominating College Boulevard and Mill all that had Simple but remark: "Lord, capacity of Millen a�d Mrs. Barbara Kell happened, sage "Yes." listen for can candidate to the they tell us things Since 630 America generators and WHOLE represent Demo­ Street. But it seems we were "

The Bulloch 4 I Hem1d-Page GTC summer commencement is The Bulloch Herald-Page 5 Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, August 16, 1956 I This Week's tatesboro, Geot'gia, Thursday, August 16,1956 This ,Week's I SOCIETY won Mrs, Olliff BRIDAL TEA SOCIALS Mrs. Erneet Illdttor 17 at McCroall Is an elder In the Ihlgh, Charlie, I Brumen, PERSONALS Auditorium Presby- SOCIETY cut, and Mrs, Harry Smith was COMI'L1MENT TO August Dls.• RusseII tHe0 terlan Church, has served a. Wodnesday until Friday of last ______a::e clerk of the and •• SOCIALS Mrs. Ernest Brannen Society EdItor Dia14-2aS2 PERSONALS Ilbw scorer at bridge, The guests IELABORATEJULIE SIMMONS One hundred and thirteen students receive their session, -- .- - week. moderator 01 the the Savannah who come each season to Diane and Patricia I at the annual summer commencement Strlckln!l;t CLEARANCE Dr, and Mrs, Deal and degrees pro- to • • . • Johnny G S C W Presbytery, ASKEW-HAMilTON MilS, TROWUlUDGE with their We Go Places tobacco market were hostesses J, Ben went up to Athens where ntes at Teachers College SAFETY HIN1'(�,.;) speak Dr, Russell Is chairman of the Miss Dot Askew of States- HONORED AT TEA ������J�:'�I� I;�?�TLEJ: Redding Tuesday rn abyta gram Georgia Friday. were Mrs. H. P. Fox- Dr, D. Russell husbands at n lovely tea at Hodges party 1:11 ==== 111 taught school about two years from the Red Cross Fielding will chairman of the University boro, formerly of Dublin and On Thursday morning, Mrs. On Friday afternoon, Of r -==_&l1li =:1 Joseph E, Lambright, editor of August Dick Mrs. Ou' ��J !r�veBa��ar�o f��� g::it before into news work. be the commencement committee on humani- hull, Mrs. Bynum, house, Julie Simmons, News going speaker Hamilton Kellum or Dublin Deal was hostess at u Mrs. Torn Smith entertained honoring Miss Nell Lee left Monday Mr. and Mrs, the Savannah Morning and ,., lSystcm .Johnny :1, Smokles to Tenn., Thomas Edward While a student at Mr, at State for and has articles Mrs. Oscar Gatlinburg, , G,T,C" ./'":) Georgia College ties, published at Andy Qunrles, bride-elect of N, C. a of G,T.C" will her bridge club Hodges September 9. morning for Montreat, and N, Jr. of an- 1938 graduate were married Thursday morning, Coca-Coin party at her lovely Cherokee, C. Rushing Statesboro Lambright won letters In foot. + Women at summer graduation In the "Georgia Review," on Snvannnh Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. Leaky ENTIRE STOCK OF will a few make the address in -. (±) house Burch, where she spend days, Mr. Mrs, Robert T, Trow­ nounce lhe birth of a graduation P, ._� S. C. new home on Donehoo purty The tea table was a and son, boll, was exercises 25, August 9, in Ridgeland, Street. symphony Juna- dormitory president, Saturday, August Avenue, lIull and Mrs, Willis Cobb, They before going on to Lake of North and Thomas Edward III, served on was �"• In Russeli Auditorium, Dr. bridge Augusta Rushing Student in blue net over Councli, __ not has been in Cut flowers were used in the white organdy _ Nitrogen only will Miss Askew vacation, , luska on her their twin Bobbie and the Bulloch �r�;[:::t A���t�rl��' �e��:;s�':; Russell Is of where decorations. all received' appropriate gifts. daughters, County honored for leadership, worked � professor English stimulate the of coastal Statesboro several months Sandwiches, cheese caught up ut the corners with A, will award the -v, growth th;U��cc;r:�?o���S �ered�I���O�� Mr. and Mrs, C. visited Mrs. Trow­ . rs, Is the degrees, =-- aMt __ and of of • ,311' on chairman the division • • Visiting Tommie, HJUIYospna student and _, has been at and Coca­ Rushing publications, bermuda grass, but increase the she employed straws, potato chips salad course was served. of lilies her 113 .•.. dainty nosegays valley Hall recenlly were sisters" sister, Mrs, Johnny former Miss Joyce Twelve of the graduates was student assistant in the at Teachers as Cola were served. TO bridge's Dorothy j languages Georgia protein content as weli, .ac- Christine's Beauty Salon Mrs, F, C, Parker received MISS SMITH HOSTESS and love birds. A massive ar­ Misses Myrtle and Hollo- Deal. for several days last week, Hodges of Statesboro, are from Statesboro and Bulloch ". Statesboro, master beautician, YOU LIKE IT CLUB journalism department. College, to agronomists at the The guests, college friends of ear bobs for score, For low AS Edwin Hall went this Included arc At- f.\""I Icording high of bells man of Dublin. Visiting Mrs, Johnny Deal Mr, and Mrs. Earnest Willie County. Agnes Mr. Is a veteran The speaker will be Intro- 01 Mr. Hnmllton Is with tho It rangement wedding Lambright College Agriculture Extension Tommie at G.T.C., were Mrs. Mrs, Chalmers Franklin was The As You Like Bridge and on week Mrs. J. C. kinson Mildred Jones home with them Sunday are her mother, Miller of Route an- Blitch, of four service In the duced Dr, R, E, Lee, G,S,C,W, Service, State Revenue Mr. Frank House with valley lily clappers was 1, Portal, years Navy by Dcpnrtrnent. Hook, Mrs. Curtis Lane, given a tea apron. An assort- Club mot at Hodges Party Mrs. Hall went to Dub- and another Louise Holiand Den- Mr. and Gray of Warrenton, nounce the birth of a son, James Brunson, during World War II, Hc is an president, and the graduation and Mrs. Hamilton hnvc an Mrs. Charles homemade with Mrs. Tom with blue streamers. LADIES Olliff, Mrs, Charlie ment of the pickles afternoon interspersed son June rrlduy lin to their home, sister, Mrs, Carlton Kitchens, on mark, Edenfield, Sybil elder in the Savannah First will at II o'clock, A 20� Donaldson bring Earl Miller August 2, at the begin picnic 1-l1li------apartment at Joe Mathews, Mrs, Tiny HIli, went t.o Mrs. Frances Drown Smith as hostess. with white Lee The punch table, and Mrs, Bates Lovett und her sons, Ralph and George, Bulloch Mrs, Janet Griner, Euble Hendrix, Ghurch and serves lunch will be served on main Street. at­ Mr. County Hospital. Presbyterian Mrs, G, C, Coleman .lr. Mrs, for cut. Mrs. Andy Quarles, Summer Flowers made SPRING James Mitchell Milford, Wade organdy with blue net ruffles, AND SUMMER have returned from a visit to Miller 'is the former Miss as a director of the Humane So- campus immedlatcly following BALLET CLASSES Albert Bruswell, Mrs. Gerald a summer member of tractive arrangements for the Oulda Ander- virtually wit.h where were MISS SMITH FETED Ree Motes, (Scotty) Perkins, of Savannah and the Sa- the ceremonies, BUFFET SUPPER HONORS was was centered the crystal Brunswick they Dorothy clety Groover, 01'. Helen Deal and tho club, was remembered with room. Frozen salad son and Ann and Intermediate party of Mr, and Mrs, K, D, AT BUFFET SUPPER Roach, Margaret vannah Hospital Service As- Thl, I. a .nlo 101111 lor a row- Dr, Russcll taught in the Elementary BRIDE AND GROOM Mrs. Jake Smith. score Mrs. F. C. howl from which wedding guests Mr. and Mrs, Homer Lee note paper. served. For high punch all of Statesboro; Barbara bOIlI. When a 'Illall boa I - - at Oleander Courts, Mrs, Willette was Dekle, sociatton He is also a member tnklng Monroe School and has J. L. Jackson was served with Wildes Miss Woodcock Carnes af B rooklet announce the High Dr. and Mrs. were Mrs. received ear bobs. Leslons •••••••••• Others present Parker Jr .. ring punch READY WEAR Macon Sue Cowart, Garfield; and Mrs. or cnnoe to tho \\'uter, at lenst He Group $1.00 TO Jr. of Au- 0f the Press Association been at G.T.C. since 1932. at C, W, Rockett hostess Thursday evening, a C:.'corgia were hosts Frank- sandwiches and birth of son, Richard Allen - Saturday evening MRS. E. L. MIKELL Cone, Mrs. Grady Bland For low Chalmers party finger Cleo Coleman two til I f It I I.. b b Billy ..Mrs. and Mr. Rockett Franklin, COllege- the Associated Press acted as Dean for one •••.••• , •••• was with them at a outdoor ' and G.T.C. Semi-private SI.so a buffet Dr. cut gust 9, lovely sup- 26 at the Bulloch supper honoring ENTERTAINS JOLLY CLUB and Mrs. Jake Smith. lin won a tea apron. For cakes. Carnes, July bora. tho ,,1'1;;e8rl�nc. them over the weekend. per at the honor- Editors Assoclatio" "�:�:'f O�cnrl:�: year in 1941, and two years and Mrs, Holland, The Club met last week Brown was The bride was R joined Country House Hospital. Managing Pitr va e LelSonl .....••••. $2.00 Roger Jolly Mrs. Farnccs given presented County . 11Ie rralt. President Henderson will In- , later was educational advisor to MISS TERESA FOY new home was butler in her Mrs. Moses and her Ing Miss Seaborn Smith, prior The lovely with Mrs, E, L. Mikell at her CONTRACT BRIDGE CLUB an assortment of homemade bread and plate Julius Mr. and Mrs, Lee Dell Smith to James troduce the who Is a Miss Schwarz arrived unit on the ENGAGEMENT OF and lavender a shellacked Miss Martha Moses. arriage Sunday speaker Sylvia military campus, decorated in yellow home on Woodrow Avenue, Mrs. Harold Jones was hostess Mrs. Andy Quarles, china. A rolling pin daughter. of Route 5, an. pickles. and Statesboro, native of Brunswick, Mr, Lam- in Atlanta from her The adult form of the An active leader in Scout MISS TERESA FOY and was the visited Mrs. Moses' son tO�Nheearlm, by plane peach Boy motif using dahlias, gladioli Summer flowers were used in Tuesday afternoon, August 7, to slimmer member of the club, and autographed by guests nounce the birth of a son, Ro- Jack was served from a has worked on news. home in Solomon, Arkansas, and tree borer is a work, Dr. Russell is MRS. EDWIN G. TILLMAN JR. IS ANNOUNCED mums. The table overlaid was a for remern­ Mr. and Mrs, Moses, Supper bright clear-winged presently yellow the decorations. Homemade ice the Contract Bridge Club at her remembered with note paper. novelty gift family, bert Mathew Smith on July 27 into table centered with a wooden in Brunswick and Savan- was met at the Atlanta moth, to Extension one of the vice of Mrs. Ponita an- cloth was who have recently moved papers airport according presidents Jesse Foy with a yellow damask cream was served with pound home on Ridgewood Drive. Others present were Mrs. Billy bering. at the Bulloch County Hospital. 8 Carmel Drlve-Phone 4-228t new home in tray filled with colorful vege- nah and became editor of the by her aunt, Mrs, Ronald Nell Horticulturist George Firor. He the Coastal Council and nounces the of her centered with an arrangement of cake. dahlias were used in the Mrs. Bland and Those were Julie their lovely Ithe engagement Cone, Grady present Mrs, Smith is the former Miss Lovely tables in casual News in of and Dr, Neil. Is a teen- the female moth of the Teresa to Aulbert mums in a Americus. overflowing Morning August Sylvia says usually Ogee Hooppee Statesboro, Goor.l. daughter, Foy, dahlias und yellow Visitors to _ the club were decorations. Mrs. Jones served Mrs. Jake Smith. Simmons, lovely peacock Dell Price, Ruby to of • • • effecl. Baked ham, rolls. fruit 1955. He was one of G,T,C.'s out- ager end-Is assured a time deposits from 500 GOO egs, District of the Boy Scouts Julian Brannen Jr., son of Mr. flanked silver candelabra Mrs. W. H. Grant and Mrs. Bob a summer blue silk dress and a of Vidalia good by purple cow, cooling shantung Tyna Bedgood Mr. and Mrs, John Thomas salad, relish trays, English peas standing graduates of 1938 and ,in Statesboro, mostly on the tree trunk, America, C:===::. • und Mrs. Aulbert J. Brannen Sr. with ye�low candles. Mikell. The members present concoction of ice cream soda, NANCY McMICHAEL black velvet picture hat. Faye visited her cousin, Carolyn Can­ IChalrman with Sorrell of Route 4, Stat boro, of and carrots, potato chips, ...... __.,...... __--�__----...... , Statesboro. Their gift to Rogel' Patty were Mrs. Logan Hagan, Mrs. concentrated grape juice, vanilla CELEBRATES 2ND BIRTHDAY Dunham, Willette Woodcock, mon, who lives with Mrs. John I lemon cheese cake and. cold announce the birth of a son, Miss is the of a bon bon dish. Mrs. Fay daughter was silver J. F. Mrs. W. W.. Iones cream and On afternoon Matilda Miller, F, last week. Darley, icc ginger ale, along Tuesday Faye Hagan, Darley, Michael 28 -� the late Jesse Pan ita She of the for drinks made up the supper Antony Sorrell, July Foy. Members Fortnighter Mrs. B. W. Cowart and Mrs: with cookies and peanuts. Hay McMichael entertained Amelia Brown, Mary Weldon Mrs, Tillman and her Sammy menu, at the Bulloch Hospital. uuended Teachers Col- and other friends an on her Ann County Georgia Club present L. E. Price. The club made a Mrs. Rex Hodges received her daughter, Nancy, Hendricks, Sylvia Brunson, daughter, Laura, are visiting Mr. Willette's to "Seabie" was Mrs, Sorrell is the former Miss lege and the University of Geor- wore Dr. and Mrs. Holland. donation to the fund to n tea kettle for second at her home on Allen, Char­ gift .. .�.� put aluminum high. birthday McDougald, Peggy Ginny's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Jurelt C, Deal. Mr. a pair of linen pillowcases, gin where she pledged Delta nnd Mrs. Lester Brannen, roof over tho patio at the For second Mrs. Ivy Spivey Vista Circle. lotte Campbell, Ardelia Rushing, Waldo and Mr. and Mrs, high Floyd, Those Savan- Delta Mr. a attending from Mr. and Mrs. Dol Forrester Delta Sorority. and Mrs. Albert Braswell, Recreation Center. won a rooster bud vase. A cruet has learned new Newton, Harriet Cone, Tillman, arrived 'FOR Nancy Cherry Joe G, They PRIMER- AMERICANS nah were: Miss Smith Seaborn Turner of Statesboro announce ...... �.... Mr. Brannen from P. Jones Miss Lamb" �. - graduated and Mrs. H. Jr., set went to Mrs. DeWitt song, Had a Little Laurel Lanier and Maxine from Durham, N, l. "Mary Thursday C,' and �.\:' a James O'Neal, Miss Happi the birth of a son, Dal Michael Riverside Military Academy and Maxann Foy, Miss Liz Smith, FINESSE CLUB AT Thackston for cut. and the lillie song furnished Brunson. with Billy Tillman and his Mr. Mrs, Smith and Douglas Coleman, 31 at the Bulloch attended Georgia Teachers Col- W, C. Hodges, and HODGES PARTY HOUSE Other were Mrs. John theme for her party. Her birth­ who went last July live in the United States of America, You arc an players daughter, Jan, up Miss and the of Geor- Dr. and Mrs. with Roremary Smith and Den- County Hospital. Mrs. Turner lege University Gerald Groover, On Thursday evening Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Horace Forshee, day cake was decorated FAMILY DINNER SUNDAY week and were guests of Dr. and YOUAmerican. Mrs. nis O'Neal, Miss Toni Wallace is the former Miss Carol Cobb. gta where he 'vas R pledge of Curtis Lane, Mr. nnd Dock Brannen was hostess to Mrs. Pete Bazemore, Mrs. little lambs. Arriving to visit their grand­ Mrs. Tillman while Mr. Sammy and jTurner, Real Amcricans like their arc of it. Bob James Hart, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ira of country, They proud the Sigma Chi Fraternity. Mr. Isaac Bunce, Dr. and Mrs. the Finesse Club at Hodges Charlie Howard and Mrs. Law- Other wee lambs invited to mother, Mrs. Lilla Brady, during Tillman visited Duke's Clinic. Nancy Bragg think it is a to live. And want to H. Gaston and Sam Goolsby, Miss Portal announce the birth of a They good place they Brannen is now at Fort Ord. Swint and Dr. and Mrs. M. Party House. Summer flowers son Mitchell. ancy's party were: Pratt Lock- the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Price Mrs. J. M. Jackson is visiting Helaine and Frank it it better all the time. Ira Dave Calif., in the United Jackson of Sandersville. were uscd in the decorations. Patricia Edwin and children, Hobby son, Bragg, July 26 keep good-to keep getting serving wood, Joy Kelly, Bragg, Brady her Mrs. H. C. Patillo • • • mother, Mathews, Miss Bell Hal" at the Bulloch States Infantry. Grapefruit freeze and assorted MORNING BRIDGE Wayne Taylor and Bobby Michael and Linda of Hyatts­ Mary County Hospital. \Vhy is America the way it is? What makes it a good in Atlanta this week. rison and Tom Suzanne Mrs. is An early fall wedding at lhe BUFFET SUI'PER AT crackers and hors d'oeuvres DELlGI·ITFULLY INFORMAL Neal. ville, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. Hobson, Bragg the former Miss place to live? The answer is simply this: Mrs. Walter Groover and her Mr, and Mrs, B, L. of States- TENN. FOn were were: Mrs. Smith, Katie Hill, 'First Baptist Church FRANKLIN, served. Mrs. E. L. Akins and Mrs. Molhers present Henry Brim and their daughter, All Sales Final- No our most Americans have be­ Janet Brannen, Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mr. and Mrs. Mc­ Throughout history bol'O is WEDDING GUESTS For score Mrs. J. G. .I. Frank Olliff were hostesses Bill Mrs. Mit nnd Ann of Sasser, Ga. On Sunday granddaughter, Harry high I