PackersAre 111111 11111111111111111:11:::111111 Previews at the New Castle News Check S. S. BUlJ.OCH TIMES Nevils News n.....r 1.ly ao. I...... •. Victorious, MRS D D AHDICUON Georgia MRS DONALD MARTIN REVIVAL SERVICES AT Jonnle WIIHams at Savannah BenefilsBy TEMPLE BILL Score 5-3 all the weekend I'ueat of bis BAPTIST parent! Mr and Mn Lem wn (By GU Cone Ir) Sept. 30th Revival .ervlce. will becla .... Temple Hili Bapti.t Ohurch on Ace right hander Olyde MIller September 80 I. an Important Sunday morning AUg1l!lt 9 and of the State.boro Robbin. Pack date to many people accordlnc continue through F.rId.y AUJIU.t era went the distance to J W Overstreet Sun'tla,. to Jr district 14 Rev Delbert Bordeau pas defeat the Portal nine by a score manager ot the Savannah eoola) tor of the churcb will do the of 5 to 3 security office Tbls I. the loot preaching The mu�lc pro....m that Statesboro took an early lead day many people can apply will be unde the direction of Rev in r for social the rat nning when Jack e security benefits Cor Marvin Taylor pastor of Friend Anderson on with a 8 adopted children without 1088 got ngle nnd of eh p Baptist Ohurch Service. Construction catche Fuller eome bendlts Hunnicutt got w II be held each night at 8 16 Local Girls IUcrif ce bunt wh ch scored An Thc 1968 amendments to the Nurser) for ch ldren agee on Social Act through Tobacco dereen f am thl d 1 the second Security liberalized. three the rules years Started On inning Porlal. Ralph M lie I t 8 regarding benefits for children In hard ball which bounced ove the adopted Under those Participate amendments children GUEST SPEAKER AUGUST an. Market left. f eld fence and put h n n can receive benefits eccr ng pas tlon w th nn nutomut c immediately upon .dop AT KINGDOM HALL tlon by a retired or Contest double Miller ace ed on n wid disabled work er Also if the child was F R Eldr thrown ball and tho game was living dge representative Kenan Kern Ion with of Mn Vlr,ln" Kern of St.l••horo w and being a of the Watchtower tied up at the end of two i nga •• ,h. r. supported by Society will cent winner of th. Coca Col. worker who died the be the on one to one Statesboro cnme back boUlin. coll.cUa. co•••• t H. , .. child may guest speaker SUDda,. social n • bottl. from •• •• get benefits if he is 2 .t the Statesboro to score two runs in the top of the 'ort, ,en It.t b.'or. the coat••, d••dU 1 security August KIng the widow dom third h. did collect one for .ach of adopted by wltbln two Hall of Jehovah 8 Witnesses Portal determined not to thou,h lh. 'o,.,...I.h, Ita'•• I. lla. years after the worker 8 death The will .t 4 m be out scored also two n Unl' Sta'.. Pictured aho•• IC meeting begin p scored cent.r I, K..... 'fleel.'D, hi. the prla. worker died before at the hall located on U S 301 the th d and tied the fa of 00 from Jim at AUPBt game Brock the ,I.ht ma •••e, of .h. Sta'••_,. 1968 the child can south Visitors are invited the second time three to three Coca Col. qualify It There B.UUa. Com.,..,. Mill Janice Carter ht...... f II, adopted by the widow bafore will not be 8 collect on taken The Packers SCaled one run n Sep and Mn C R Carter I.', won aeeo•• prl.. of ,10 for Nt.I•• tember 1960 Mother 8 ben.flts the sixth and another in the n nth from '.'" fl•••t.t.. MI•• JaDe' RI... .. ht.r of Mr may be paid to the widow who to win I ve to a •• ••• M... Lelead recel•• 11 00 'or adopted the child after the The b bot for RI... 'I lteul.. fro. ,hi,.,. .1•• work g the P.cken was or 8 Ita'., Vernon Arnold. of R.dio death Mr and Mrs L D Pharr an Harvey Berry with three hits in S.aU•• WWNS I, hol.'8. ,h...I•• According to Mr Oventreet noun e the b th at a 80n Laugh four tr ps to the plate Ralph many people who were believed ton Dw ght July 26th In Emo." .Miller took the batt nil' honors lor 01 glble under this have Hasp tal n Atlanta Mrl' Pharr Portal w change th two for (ou The not Jr. inquired at. the social security will be remembered 8S the former los tel r for ng p Po tnl was oft co 1\1 Hoy Legion Inquiry should be 8S Ly ett Pr ce of Statesboro Johnson Denmark News made befo e September 30 to prevent The cc Amnteu Ogeccl Lague uny loss of benettte w 11 su rt its tournament the I rat Team Wins pnrt of A ugust the dates to be announced t later time Two Games GEORGIA PARTICIPATING IN NATIONAL Thur••·Frl., July 30·31 LP GAS SWEEPSTAKES NOW TODAY "SNOWFIRE"
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Dr. Bowen To Forestry SpeakH�re Training NextS�d� School
The Southeaate Forest Ex u m L Station 1M conducting a o week Forest Survey Tralnlntt School Augu!;t lJ l4 at Camm. nonce I H Ii; Ru k I1rector of the Geo lC II Fa est Heseareb Counc I The t a ninJ( 808ft 0 s in prepa Advertise in the Bulloch t DO Times for the vento y of Geor a.: a ( est eeourcea which will be Kite this month Ruark BAld tl e two year: ... p oject will cost more than .100 000 an I will b. flnan W. want to Local Girls e I by the U S Forest Se"ice say thanks for _ - Attend yout patronage Georgi Forestry Commluton durin, the Your Georgia Fo elt Reeeareh ,",ouncll pa.t by ,Ivln, you the•• /�( A r nn SI n lather torellt indu"trlel ('1 James erwood Tattnall mon�y"- _ Boyd Camp �';r ;;. was named the The tint week at the eeheol recently 090ist will out.tandln, val.... Commun cat be conducted as a (� � �� ons Squadron s Hon group or Alrmon of the n onth m.etlng wllh local field .ach EMITT GROVE W M further for June trlpa U goes 1969 day except The Monday DurinI' the W M U at Em tt Grove second week LADIES AND CHILDREN S His parents Mr and Mrs Hli the tralneel will .-p Bur tist Ohu ch rnet our Monday night dUring Ford Summer Beel E arate into three or tour to Ith Mrs Swapping ary Boyd who live at RFD 2 &'I'Ogpa Gurlic Branson Mrs wor.k on foreat Stutesboro Georgia were notitled lu"ey .....pt. Branson led the devotional Dur ot the r s plot. A Irl"0up ....Ion will KedeHes • • • • • • son select on his com ba i e by g tI social ho r dainty ref esh held to eevlew all rpand ng off cer ot tHe United ph•••• of the ments \\e e served work at the end ot States A r Force Security Service the .choo' M.ckay 8 of th. San Antonio Texas Nom nees for Bryan South BLUE VALUE TO '13 95 caRte n ForeKt Honor A rn an are selected for de Experiment Sta lion U S F S Asheville N C voUon to duty loyalty courtesy will be in charae of the Dress • • • bearing appearance character Inventory Shoes. • which will be available to indus rating and ab The honor car Ilty try Industrial r 8S corta n development com privileaes for the a r mlslions and the pUblic The lur LADIES man named each month and the WHITE BROWN • WHITE vey Is IIchedlfled to be BLACK. WHITE com petit on s completed keen among the in 1961 The more than 200 men publl.hea report will VALUE TO '13 95 competing lor be released four the honor month.lollowtn� completion at fhe field work The Book ob ie Airman Boyd is a 1956 gradu II sit the Ruark added that tHe InYentory Dress Shoes. • • • • folio ate of Marv n P ttman High $6.97 ng schools and comn uni will enable a mealurement of School and w 11 tics lu the 0 n complete four t ends Ing g veek In land UIO and timber by years ser ce n the A Force n zo spe 8S and of A types timber LADIES Monday g October 1969 o varlo!ll VALUE TO 95 a-Bryan alte8 to be ,. County Brooklet at compared S 30 n the \\ th the last iorest afternoon survey held 1951 53 Tuesday Casual Shoes. •• • $4.97 n n ty Wed cRi y MENS VALUE TO $1595
Summer Shoes • • • $8.97
MENS VALUE TO $1095 The f rst 1969 Bulloch County Rev val services w II beg n at bale of cotton was Mold by Clyde CI to W M Der 80 of 214 Summer Shoes • • • Baptist Church on Sunday EaHt Main $6.97 Hend ix of Po tal Just Fr day rna 8t eet in 0 ning Auguat 16 an I continue StateHbo brought an morn The bale we 601 ng ghed through August 22 Rev Delbert usual item Into the Bullo�h TimeR pounds and was CHIIlDRE S purchased by Bordeau pastor ot the church office last Saturday Grown In VALUE TO Dude Rentrow of the Renfrow '795 w II do the The mUllc h R yard t hi" home here he was � preaching Cotton Co of Statesboro It was AT FORT SAM progra n w II be under the dlrcc �arry ng a limb from a tree HOUSTON ot plum excellent qual ty nil' 51c t on brmg of Rev Marv n Taylor pas that was covered with Summer Shoes C_. I. _get. heM, ...... 1 .. 1M ripe plums Army Specialist F e Robe t A $3.97-$4.97 per pound Sheriff Harold Howell tor of Fr Church Normally In tho 59 endship Baptist ipe May tree Dean 80n of Mrs Correne.r Dean Fl<)RDS acted aJ the auctioneer for the Services e will be held each n from wh ch the limb was taken 011 Ak ns the ght at �ortnl re ently was to greeted aale wh ch was held on the court at 8 16 assigned nnd the The nursery lor ch Idren tiled V( th plums Is tor guests rece v ng I ne mJE WtO!I'WI))'§ MI05Ir 1lEJ,\ilmRllUY house bearing Headquarters Dew hment. at the IPlOO!F'{»:l?Jl1l0N!ElOl 1 Ct'\JR'1S square The Bird Clnnery nge th th e ars will be the sccond with Mr and M a Futch ough y year according to Mr Brooke Medical was their of Portal nned the bale Army Center Mrs g open Ocr KO daughter S E Ak ne Mrs Fort Sam Ao ston Tex CLEAN Favorite Shoe UP AT TEMPLE HILL Belen Shumaa and Mrs Joe Sm th OZBURN-SORRIER FORD, INC. loc. kept the reg ster Store, A clean up day w II be held on Serv"K' were Mrs George Kendrick • NORTH MAIN ST.-sTATESBORO-PHONE PO Saturday August lKt ot Temple Jr and 4-S404 Mn Lovett M lis H II Baptist Ohurch Work will Ass 8t ng were Mesdames Joe Ak ns ----yOUR AUTaORIZID FORD DIALlR---- begin 10 the morning Bring tools Fred Lee DAYS IN Fordham Brooks Akin•• DOLLAR Kay nd STATESBORO .�� � "J�andluncb Noah Rider THURSDAY, FRIDAY, salURDAY guments, no labor laws. Just work for a queen who lives in comfort and style in her underground .;._------ Bulloch They are headquarters. merely FUNERAL SERVICES FOR Augusta Hospital, whuc Mrs. slaves. vifitlng bcro, Thelma Tufts, Sparta, I her hh's. Ethel ��, OVER HALF fttRS. MARY daughter. Thomp- Mrl!. Ethel Thompson, CENTURl: OF SERVICE WHERE NEEDED 1959 Whole books have been written McAFFE WOOD son Augusta, BULLOCH &. &&Y� THURSDAY, AUG. 6, in AUgURtll, were held lust MI'!. Martha men about these man Warnock, Mecon ; Au by pests. A Saturdny, at It Thurl.ra,. •. 8. l'S8 nr.. Funeral services (01' 1\115. MIII'Y Au�ust I. ;00 from four lIOns, James Arthur named Fabre wrote a dellghllul Tennille Mothodist Wood, McAffe Wood, Age 70, of States Church with William A. Wood, Robert story called "The Life of an Ant." Rev. Eugene do, Flo. and Mrs. Louise boro. who died lin Emory Gilbert. puator, olfi. Wood and Charles Forben. Work Kills Jply 30th, in Wood, of Rarely live in ruled Burial was In the \Hllton Oklahomai several nieces and They eommunlties, ciatlng. Zeta all of Maconi 16 once over a whose in grandchildrenj nephews and other Every in a while, we heal' cern but ruther- u lack In by queen only job Cemetery Tennille. 13 relatives. somebody through of interest what they Miss MllI'y Slater RIl! great-grandchildren ; foul' bro. is to spending .. lay millions of eggs. The She was Mayo Funeral Home of San ment the lact that are An in hI the case ttii:4 wuek oL t.he daughter of the late there, S. T. upon somebody "worked him doing. example point of Myrtle S. C. McAffe, Oconee, O. \\ Belich. deravtlle ee in of .. daddy win.. , and lives only a Samuel T, McAf(e and H. charge arranle to the little boy. too tired to hoe mother's hut �as Miss Drucclla McAffe, R. K. and C. lell den th." garden, short but the Bnrburu Gl'iffeth is spend McAfle, menta. time; queen may live Wood, pioneer settlers of Wash. O. all of not lao tired to n of baseball. II fe\\ In McA(fe, Macon; four sis. As n matter ploy game for years. ing was or wore maid honor They gladioli Rnod white muma In a - long J E Calhoun. MI.. Ann McDou- I, atreet style dresses at the . length princes!'! container, other end. Mro. W. T. gald. Sr.• " of Ice Sh.pherd. BULLOCH ' blue nylon over blue t..tfeta. Assisltna In TIMES L·"'CAL.W serving were, Mill Min Lenis Edl'c, Mig n...... rounded neckline t Cherr, ,., A••. at ll.t Foul' with shOi aet Martha Ann New MI!s New Mrs. Brinson, Mary ton, Carol Blanton, Mill Dannie DeLoach and ttl sleeves The skirt was fashioned Eloise Stamp Employment GillY. "A lr. e'\V;' Johnston, Miriam .. uud �"�,. Faye Mi Hagan, McClain, lAurel Lan.. vtaited .,.,'N']"'MONI with a full In back Sara was attired In Saturday night With �" very Charlotte smartly a panel Nevils MI AVaHUa Campbell, New News , •• cm";f\ .-2 Oherry lind MIS D�N 5 5 .....::..:..:.==::...... (J. LESTE., EDnOI � Shoe. were to match. TheIr brown dress. BOlltllght and BULLOCH ..... dyed lon, Ann Jackie MRS. TIMES -'.,..1 McDougald, Cam. �e:�;f��S :.� �7.� plaid,. DONALD MARTIN duughtui-, SnlJ�', of I .:._.::.::::.:.=:.::..::..:::..::.:.:;:�..::;:;.;;:.=..:'--- crescent bouquets were of white adamll of t�:t��td���e�!: tw�.pi:ce Opportunities Nevils, who KITCHEN Atlanta, Mis! Betty RUB tera, Mra John un Fi•• SHOWER . Brln.on Recog�es gnve outdoor Mr. and Mrs. Ivy and Ne�s. werner WIlliam carnettons and I and AnE.NOON TEA �'��!��ER�O�WS ruaat. pare�ta, pom porn min. aell and Mi•• 1 Sandra Mr. and 'J hom.s Harrteon. Mrs Jack Turner, who assisted Mrs. T.lmadge Ander l\i1 IIlId On last Mrs Joe Ful Shepherd, Sr., of Warner iature with showers of Ice MIS Daulel Thursday Ivy blue For her MrI! Mn. BIrd Daniel end Mrs. Rob son and gl�nh.i �1;,�eUi, Anderson, wedding trip Shep the in and :il��I�:: I hcsteseee Mrs. S.��;�I�;' J , ler and Mrs. Wendell Robins entertained at a dinner serving. pre. daughter, Eddie und Marsh com ribbon herd to They ert Swint were at .n�llso�n�f duugbter of Savannah changed • tented Sara a co·hosteue& a and sons at Mrs. beige sheath lovely Cooperators Kemp of Savannah ��:ian'i.�ld:..i�."r���� were her plimented MISS Nancy Carol Groo purty Bryant's Kitchen. corsage. tea at spent his and e lust weekend Bs-ideamaida were, Miss Laurel with pleated eummer bund, short Sara her lovely the Tea House on wIth Mr. :�o::O ;:r purents, l\tr MIS. Gordon Visiting ver, bride-elect Tlle table waa presented attendantl or Thursday and Mrs. Law $:OU;�h:I��n�e�!:��e�u�� hiM Mr of 26. at a beautifully dec. Park Cooperators the Clerk at to 1\ purunta, lind MIll. July Lamer and Miss Miriam McClam jacket two 'hades er Avenue, honoring Mrs. Rex Ogeechee son ply $4040 D. D Leefield fealurlDa of .ih book Andenon. $4490 News River Kitchen Shew er at. the home of orated for the occasion With white sterhng marks. For Stubb Soil ConservaUon Anderson of Pelham They were gowned as brown, beige hat and and thiS •• who willi Dr. Stubbs hal District Rev, ���I�,;o��le ��� IIIRS. Mrs. carnattone and cloves luncheon the honoree w.s are and M.... H.rrl. h��d::s:k:n!u:'�:n E. F. TUCKER Fuller on Granade Street. gladioli come among those honored Is. Mobley the honor attendants The little the orchid from her • recently to Statesboro to by and 101' both of these Sundny, out of wedding bou maltiy dreaaed In a auance of children spent a few last ye�lpPhcatloml The table was covered with a Many town guests at- beige plaid make their the world'� first soU days Mrs. Sam flower )I1S8 blsa quet \\ home. week positions must be received or NeVille Is visit Mr. this girls, Calhoun, ith matching and \\flth Mr. and Mrs. post- In. and Mrs. Robert Almond pink cloth with a center tended dinner party. bolero, feather Mn. conservation Paul Nes. Lawson marked several piece niece or the bride and Miss Lents in WIIII.m SmIth and Mrs. stamp, by Augubt 17 1959 Ap- days at Cleveland, Ohio, and hat shades of smIth Anderson, and • bnby of formed of roses and behre. Hal sald the�ere all din Savannah, spent pink dahlias or HONOREE . . Macon, Jr., tod.y, plicents will be on ba.' with her Mr. and Mrs Edge, Jacksonville, FIB, COUSin AT BREAKFAST alterqated greet. ner guests 01 Mr. gladed' th� daughter, Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Leon �ombined with this Mr. Ne•• Friday and Mrs. sis of miniature ivy, VOWS or the wore dresses inc the guesta and Mn. mlth saId the to their experience edeuation Robel t J. Renols. GRooVER.SHEPHERD groom or blue MISS MISS GROVER HONO.ED Olan stamp, Robbie Belcher of for! Tips lor Tucker and family. Linda Pound and Brooklet. I flanked by candle holders With MISS Bar. DON'T be issued and Miss Sara Elizabeth nylon over lash Mrs Stubbs, sister·in·law of the han. PASS UP THESE August 26 at Rapid City, Mr.' training in the 1\1is8 Mary DeLoach and MI'. and Mrs. Groover, ru8thng tarrlJta, bala W M Newton and Mrs.. 'l,nwson �pp,opriat� I CccII Joiner and c.ndles. Sherbert Brullson entertained at a and her S. is a Andel80n ,"MfA IN ALL OF III. eorreD! pink with cake or Mr. and Mrs. loned oree, mtroduced to the D., "tribute to the nation'" field. No wi-itten test IS Clc\ Ie of .I.mor Thl daughtel Juhan "ith scoop neckhne!. The Miss receiving had 8S then required NCMl1ith, "Iait· Seeretat'J has abaolute and son, Jerry, were viaitora in Sa was .cned breakfuBt on 8, MISS dauKhter, Cherry Newton, guests Sunday, Mr. Clttxton, the lor btgp. and better 'aneled July in which were ccnaervatlon fOI either ed Charlton Groover, and Wilham bodice reatured a shott honorlOg line, the honoree farmers and POSition WedneAday afternoon wiUt. Mr Times unappealable to vannah the jacket Carol dehghtfull)' entertained MISS Sara Including Mrs J. and "civil for .arlou. authoriey approve during week end. Guest. were the MISS Groove!, whose to and her the of f. Mobley son, Persons and MIS naMa" mlnori or honoree, Thomal Shepherd Jr, SOil of Mr. With little bow In rront, the marringe co·hosteues. DOLLAR cooperators the local dis Mrs intelest�d In the po- Daniel Anderson. U reJeet all Indian "ms MI. and Mrs. Carl Scott perk Frederick ElIztlbeth Groover, an DAY SPECIALS Cohen and ••• It Ia 10 Dote Involving and her Byron was an Auguat The which �nJel Intere.Uac thet Groo.er, mother, Mrs Otis and !\Ira Thomas skirts were Dyer, tea table overlaid with an trict. has been daughter, sitions 01 Tree InIat .nd to were William Shep. very full. car brl(le·elect at a operating and may get application lorms Billy Walker, Sa\'annah, Diseases the proper17 determln. boys Satu They eVent of The Coc.-Cola party sInce Mr nnd Mrs. Donald Martm bleedinl bearta ..... not supper gUeRta y Groover, Mrs. Nolan Brown the hel or blue July 26th. home of imported cut work 1940. or mlol matlon 8S to last I tho hel ... of d, Sr, Warner were rled satm baskllts filled With cloth, held a and where 8uch spent week With his "..ted hlp Indl.n. who die nIght of Mr and Mrs, . Robins, Linda was the Wednesday morning at their home BATH daughter. grand- I an, of their eroeodU. IA bonoree's scene of .COMPLETE OUTFIT sister. Miss Barbara marlled In ..... rose this break. three-branched at IOThe 4-cent forms are available at. tho pal Mr and .!l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;'Ei;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!I!;5!/, wlthou. lea.ln••ms. The the irst Bapllst petaill. on Donaldson candelabra, the stamp is In recng. Mr. Main ents, Mrs Leater An· tean o.el' the Court Perkin. and ramily. Mra.· last. Street, which w.s baae of and Mrs. J. P. .nd eontinued depri.a. of Bnanson, Paul Brisen'dme, Church of which were nose. nitton 01 the Mobley Office of Dny Post derson Indian Offense. h•• ue}usl.e Mn. James Statesboro, Sunday, Carr, of attlHctl\'C "ith their dainty INCLUDES ALL FAUCETS-TRAPS farmers who ure son of Office (except (By Ray WillIam.) UOD oJ III. ...1 civil oJ Edenfield ... lOB. lira. Sterling Hawkinsville, Pink and "hlte flowers were color motif of Jerl'y Sa\annah spent a rlChto Henry Holland, 1\118S Marlben ut ... gays tuberoaea and sweetheart the Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs Juri.dletion to determine the va· ""1 01 August 2, halr.after th e acned as best man. or nnd D.AINS TO FLOO. - 1'OILET demonstrating Kood 80U stewal d. few I of Georgia PO!lt 6ffice) Paul Nevil and American Indiana. anklln, Swainsboro, aad lin. Usher-grooms used In the room. pink green carried ,out In SEAT days their vacation this Pecnn trees of Miketl, Miss Linda Lanier, l\ftss o'clock In the afternoon. hvlng Gladioli roses, from the lovely of "hlp," 1.,,". Nessmith or the Fifth U. S. Civil ?ttr and Mrs. Colon suffel rrOnt Illorc IdltJ' IndIan wlll. bequ••lllln, Milton The dou- men were, the decorations garden said. "It is week here Service Akins spent .'Indley and Jda Jane Bill)' Fennell, Huwktns and hiles In the and the delicious Mrs. TU_LAVATO.Y-TOILET visiting relatives. di"cllse" and m"e<:ts While .corea non-trust d.up",. Neville, MISS Jo ble gloriosa dining Swint. The color moUf a to their soil Rftc! noon thun Prope1't7. Linda and Betty ling vows \\erc read by He" ville, J E bro. refreshments. for �Iute con!ervation Mr. Region�1 Office, Peachtree-Baker Sunday down at Shell you of Diana of McRae, viall C.lhoun, ColqUitt, room The table this tea and Mrs. Mark Wilson and bill. have Jurfsdlction over •• Brannen, Miss Diane Blannen and J Robert the dining was green and white. su. districts, and to the 2116 Pcul'htree man Bluff. IlIlght suspect. la lolaUona cd relatives here Snuth, pastor ther-In.law of the held a cenler profe!l8ional of Building, Street, bien last. week. lI_ bride, Jimmy The breakfast. was piece lormed of ver daughter are Intra oteunlnR on Indian Irene Groover. Ael'\'ed at in. tray. held ..nd. workers of state and Jacksonville. Fla., N. E., reservations Mlu Lommette a beAutiful Warner dainty party federal gov. Atlanta, Georgia. Vialtmg last weekend here with d•.,.. •• II McGowan or . . . Forming settinl' lor Harrell, Robins, Jack dlvidual tables Drl(t�ood, Phellodendron and spending awhile \\ Ith Mrs. L. INSECTS thl. 't'eated In the centering each wlches, petit fours and nuta and $129.95 emment who them." C. Mr. nnd Mrs elelull.el7 Coun Savannah several thc \\'ecldlllg were Emerald trees Johnston, couSin of the Only help Nesmith. Mrs Leon Anderson wele SenloD at of Indian spent days laat Jr, bride, were white satin pink grapes. Dainty green mints were Wilson is OffenHa in .hlch a de· WEDDING PARTY LUNCHEON bo�. with pin in on the The uttending ON MONTH'S Mr and Mrs HICkOIY week with Miss and J',hss spray. wheel compotes stainp will eo on sale TC. VACATION Lorenzo and Shuck Pecan .. to Claudette Tueker. Oregon ''''ern, Meridian, , and or chicken Aug Creasey Worm, Conl're f.nd.nt Indl.n I. tnterspened Ronny Edge, miniature I\'Y. sandwiches, salad table. Green was Mr. prohIbIted b, Mra. Sunday, Mr and Mrs. wlt.h punch served ROMIEX WIRE-I4-2 u.t 26 at and M1'8. Juhan Mikell re- daughter, of Well'll, Blnck Pecan ereate D. L. PerkinlJ is Sidney cnthedlBI In the sand" RapId CIty. S. D.• at the Mr. Jackie, Nut all man· la. from vlslUng candelabra, grbom's cousin. Jackso'lvllle, A in her whe", potato chips and an from the tea and Mra. Blrmuth Futch Au,usta. Aphid, harina the ""Irea of Eaater and and .... plate breakfast cart by Mrs. Prince BY THE BOX-IH annual tUlned 1st Mi8S Norma ner Mr and Mrs. daughter Laurel, frollt of "hlch stood a tall J lorlda chin� FT.-REGULA. '10.00 meeting of the SoU Can· and Saturday, August flom was home Cnsebcluer, Leaf of a Bobby JJeppera and white was the assortment of cookies and Pr••ton Mr••nd Mr•. O. E. Rushing Ca.ebearer. special pl'Ofes.lonaJ attome, .nd Ute Mr. and gift of the hostesses to Ooca.. and Mrs. • Ne.mlth of the a In Atl.nta. Mrs. DeLoach un ROII.r Holl.nd. enation of ManUa, few from GTe Spittle Bug, Fall and b.by Reppard colulI1l1 With arrangement of The brtde's Colu "ere served. Society America. a .p.nt at Philippine Islands, days before leav Webworm, Wal. Iynthetle deelsiona of which are final and • I mother wore' a Carol. Sund.y Jekyll bland to a Mr were hOBts at a luncheon "hlte spend month's vacation with 109 for New nut rlllhts for thl. cannot be .•nd Mrs. Alto Jcffere of honoring gludlOh and white mauve SUla was professional organization, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Saturday Takodah. CRtcll.iIIar, Twil' Glrdllr. appealed to an, .tate chr)'san- lace, accented with The honolee wore a presellted a dinner !�re C. J. Martin were his 01' that tJae members of the aequlna print. dreaa Ne••mlth ..Id. mother, Mrs. Brooks Mikell. He She Will ��Ites, Obs('ure IIIlnorill I'I'OU" aot on. or tederal Savannah .pent the week end wItIa Groover·Shep thcmunHl Toll stendultls of white and kRife In her silver ;�t!��Bo�M;!�nn�, iMr:�r�:! Special $7.99 In Savannah H,mpshire. be there for Scale, Flathead courts. herd tulle, fe.turmg a side panel with tangerine accessories. pattern by her M.rtln. Md.. Ch.flle vl.iting Thursday. has been .Incle mea.un .... beeD her Mr. wedding and out of I Mn. On the �mployed by the State five weeks at Keene Apple Tree propoHd parents, and Mra. A. J. party Rnd . Girls glRlIloh ,\'hlte chry.antl1.e. or tulle, a feather Invited hOlltesse8. Frank �btiin., followln, d.y. III••tamp Mr. Mrs. Gorden Camp, Borer, May BeeUe. to town at the hat, matching were, Mias' How. KEEP COOL WITH A andl Hendrix Department for as a nnd .i.1 Indlau tbe ..m. eonaU· Turner. guests, Lanier bome mUlns "ere on eittH.lr Madelyn Fae( a';'d will go on ..I••t many many years rirl counselor. Meveral othen. Side 01 the shoe! Rnd Guests were, the ard. &tn}., 5�e�y , other post oJ and THB LAST TI E on glovcs. The mother or Wattlrs, Mrs W..ndell honoree, &liaa Mrs. wu family, spent Sunday with .. • "'tlonal Icc.1 .nd .. .. Conm•• LakeView Ro.d. The home was altar Marsh, Min Stub�s presented fiees the Forelltn S�rVlce HI. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nevil proper17 rlllh MlltSCs Ann and Barbara .. the chose a Groover, Miss Ann a Z4 IN. FAN throuebout country, In Mrs. H. R. of Ortlf.r. .pent concerned itself f f groom, champagne George Ann Mil. Be\'er. coruK'e 1I�� Sev ATTIC ROlen Flemmg. are enjoyed by all other American. about the cl.n beautifully decorated �Ith gladi. Prather. AleDougald, '�y ho�teues. those j IIsslghments' ·al,..y�, yeara Sunday with their Mr. DISEASES White of State.boro HY'" .. lace MISS Charlotte eluding at Mr. and twol dauabler of apent Wedding music us with crushed tulle cummer· Campbell, Mr•. enty.flve guestl called .EGULA. '107.10 State.boro, Mrs. Bobby M.rtln of in AmeriCA naardles. ot their rael, 'I,hts Indl.n. wu In 1953 oU and other seuonal flowers. presented between Brooklet. �en yean and Mrs. Wade of eolor, day. la.t week wlllII theIr Or the Stll.on. Portal. Savannah an'\,t tf'0� � Young, Dublin, Scnb, Vein when It ... .. the ...... by Jack 8roucck, Mr. bund, a fe.ther hat, Jimmy Blitch. AIrs. houn of four and six R.gI.ter spent 80 Rosette, Blotch, Leaf national orl.ln or ot resi pe.l I.w TIle bride's table ""as covered organist Fanny Neville, o'clock. and Saturday with abroad, tiiu Ga. plaee prohIbit parent., Mr. and Mn. E. F. Jack shocs and Both �a�r�::en;1�r:�I,RU�I�IXO�a!II�: AlI!S Janet Kraft and Collegeboro. Mr.•nd Mn. C. ht J"lt eompleted Dlot.h. denc.. WhU. hundredl Ina the of alcoholle �. with a Willoughby Bung, "I Love bag. wore w Ite Brunson, Miss Ed"ina Min Lee MartIn. hI. two Downy Spot. WQod Rot, 0' an eonlumptlon er. cut work cloth and the cen· match�ng Paul, MilS Just Mr. �. ,ear, In Manit. and hI. Mr. and Mr•. WallIa Franklin Carroll. Nessmith ... bevera�. IndlanL ... Thee", "01 Promise Me" and orchids Pat HONO. MISS G.OOVE. $87.50 said loeal observ� Solly Trapnell .nd MartIn next Powdery Mildew, Cotton Root pl.h _.... ha ...... de b, When the ter was of tube rose. and Murphy, Miss Nancy EIlII, Gary aaa'gnment with the and of piece For nce of the Depart. daughter Ohio, Rot, Bunch lin'" ID 85th enacted the ... Mn. W. T. Shuman baa retaft. "The Lord's Prayer" The bride Misal Linda this Sara wa. Soil Conservation spent Thursday and ment will be Cleveland, Disease, Crown reeen! .onlll. Cenm_ white althea. after the Miss party lovely A WhIte Friday with In D. GaU, ' decf7lnll Place carda featur. IlIImedmtely wedding Brannen, Ida BIble S.rvlce WAI is Washington, C. visited here several with his Liver Ita.. lawl ••n.. ed to her home here after and on the a two glv_ stamp belne. planned. Marty Neamlth. days Spot and requlrtn. .. -.otlnll rlllhts"law In 1957. vlalUna .. lIIe brld.1 motif. groom kneehng prle- the of the bride entertain. Jane NeVille, Mi.. Betty Jo Bran "caring piece green drell en for Mill i.AWNCH�I" Nursery Bllgilt. ..para parents Nancy Carol Groover sister8, Mr. and Mrs. Colon Ak· aehooll for the .ct did no. eontaln a rel.Uves in "hlch was satlO "'Ith Mr. and Mn. tile raeea, not ane .onl Sylvania. dleu, covered and cd at a nen, !tUn Irene matchinll' accessories. even .EGULA John Barnes and VACATION BIBLE Space wlll not even Guests were, �Ir and Mn. lovely in the Groover, Mia. In.., ...... II Pc. Starter SCHOOL ins and Mr. permit ... about Jul. reception . . . Friday July 24, at the and Mrs. Sam NeviUe. .Incle word he.....n the lranehl" tor Mn. June adorned" ith bows of ICe blUe rib. Marsha sons, of brief discusilion of uttered crlt Indian., DuBois and daulh. ian Groo�er, the church parlor". '7tfrs. Jack John- Hayes, Miss Mary Frances home 01 Mrl1. Wallace Savannah, spent Sunday The Portal Mr. and each I""d or • whl.h h Wit. M.thodl.t Mrs. - rlllht groom·elect. bon MORNING PA.TY Cobb, Jr., Up-Trend In and Church Delmas Rushing, diseano. Id.lnll the aon then e.ooo ,...... n ....tri.ted tel'll, Shirley and Sharon, of &4 llam stan Monroe, Mias Bonnie counselor Pig Monday with Mr••nd Mr•. However, one di....e and In Thomas Shepherd, Jr., Mr. greeted the KuesL" and Mrs. Woodcoek, for the Vounl' Women'. will conduct a Vacation Bible Jr., spent this week end at Shell. .ral I.w. tho a number of Inltanetll b, both vannah vlalled The Now H. W. N••mlth. one inlect can n.trictlnll rllrhts of her parenta. .1'. and Mrs. J. E Intilantly lovely bride. en· John Ivy Brlnaon mtroduced to Miss Jane Mrs. Nolan Thursday morning the home of of the $5.50 School be covered rather .tatutes and eourt C.lhoun, of Colquit. Brannen, Auxlll.ry F1nt , beelnnln, Augu,t 10 .nd man, Ga., with Mr•. J. J. Indian. to own, u.e and deetllona. .nd 111,•. E r Lered the Mrl' S. L. Aultman on Baptl.t Shel" bequeath .... JoIner durlnll III. 11_ Lisa sanctunry "Ith her ra· the I Brown of Woodrow Church of For thoroughly. Th. fa�t no Calhoun, lttr and Mrs. cceivinK line. The bride's VRldoBtn, sister or the Stat••baro. It I. the DinnerWare Crop 1959 continuing through August 14. MMI, RUBhing's mother. prop.rt,._ th.. one aeem. to week end. r.lltlr, "hom was Avenue �as the Icene a CHAISE BI.THDAY G. B by 'she given in book "as Mrll. honoree, and Miss Diane of delight. custom of the LOUNGES The . . . be eoncerned about the Edge, Jacklonville, Fla., kept by Robert Brannen. YWA'. to �ve each PA.TY, school will be held each morn Kermit Williams of rllhu of \\ore _ _ ful Cocil-Coia The combined Snvanuh, HICKORY SHUCKWORM llial LeniS marrtage, .. bouffant bridal Flatman or • party honoring MI.II who Is WAS '"." spring and fall Phillip IOn of from IN A Amerfean Indians t. of Edl'e, Jimmy Harrell. Newington. girl belnl' married and a Denmark, Mr. and Ing 8:30 until 10:30 o·clock. vl.lted 1111. w.ekend wIth lir. an. REPORT pr.p....d .t m, p1'OOf the MrII, W. H. Blitch I. go" n of white Georgl�. MISS Snra \\ hose piC crop for 1959 was 1\(rs. of vlolllq In Wamer Aliss Imported chantilly The bride's table was GROOVER FETED Groover, wedding wlll m.mber of the A .stim.ted James Mrs. .... This Is the mOllt request, the hYpoc!'rls, the of Robins, Jackie Gam overlaid YW •• whIte BI Denmark, celebrated Mildred B. Coll.y will ••..". M Lem William,. destructive In. Le�slatl.. Refe .... disciple. punl. nayton. llice and nvlon be an event of at ten per cent above 1958 hI, Sunday .fter tI.. Beach, Fla., with ker tulle, designed with with II August 2nd. Dahlias ble. This Js a and 5th wIth • as noon sect that ene. Senlee of the foree lewillation In the ftlld alaDil, Atlanta, Milll5 Carol Blan. white organdy Iloor·length The home or special and very bIrthday pa,rty at superintendent. All of the cuesta were Mr. and Mo. infects the pecan. Libra" of d.ullhten...I.... 1II a lace bodice and I Mrs. Mary Watson and other summer Now $5.95 81xteen per cent the chU. They of civil M.ry ....ret shallow decQI. cloth over flowers were beautiful $9.95 above the ten· Recreation Center laat dren attack the COn....1II out th•• rtrhts If Indian. could toa, W.ycrou, Gilbert white at one 01 on each Satur. of the Charlea Andenon nuta from June pointed Indian. .nd Aldridge, Jatin, pine Drive \\ a8 the scene on ceremony, girl 'community are invit of until Ch.rlo"" Bllteh. lace were used In year .to Re«l.tlr. deltnr blot' .otes In letage, long sleeves which was a attractively decorating white average, accordlnl' the lat. day. Games \\ere and ed to Mr. hOl'\'est time. ownina tru.t land mu.. h••• the pl.otld ...tell Waycross, Billy Senner, Hawkins. branched snver can or a wearin&, and form a cir· played whis. attend the school. and Mra. Delmas Mr.•nd "n. blliow the Fridny bcautiful luncheon the room". A inC est of ties Ru.htnc, or if the, had a militant cllrr Bradl., left vtne, pOinted wrl"ts and the dclabl um reception pretty par· cle each PLASTIC PIPE-7S Department AITiculture were as The prior approval of the Nltlona. Sterling Carr, Hawkinsville, with epergnettes of tubo Miss Sara carryin, a white lighted LB. PRESSURE given fa,lon. Mrs. Sr., visited with relativea at Portal affected nuts fall from the Seereta", for full lace honoring Elb.abeth with on of the A81Mf.Uon for the Ad.. Monclay C1.,ton, G•• , where hI. skirt flo\\ed into a roses �y plate cookies and lemon. candle pig crop report received at the Denmark served July '27th at New tree. Inteno, to leaae 1811 or neement mother, Mrs. Carr, Misl Mir. chapel Bnd white carnationll IIhow. with .howers of rib. 1-2 punch and Indi. Roper Has. Sunday. years of .e.ere at. tram Groover, bride·elect of 2. ade was green In.-lc Bulloch During of Abortl'lnal Ameritan. they will .pent Hveral va. lam and "as with ered August served. bon. In J.4ln.-k I In.-lie Agrlcultur.1 Stathllzatlon vidual cukes to the pltal. Mrs. Han will be bequeath It. The, IIke.iM muse eham. dar. McClain, Pelham, Jack WI1- complemented with white saUn ribbon. At H08tesses this Instance it was a lltUe guesta. remember- Mr. and Mrs. Homer tack, three-fourths of the nuta catlonln with Mrs. Watson were In pri and Hoiland's have the plonln" their caUlle, th.. Ito" un. ... rows of bridal contesb were Conservation Office. ed as Katherine advane. perml••ion of loullhby. Jack John,ton .nd Wil alternating crystal pleat- the end was the four tier· her prizes vilege and very that AND MANY OTHE. DOLLA. DAY Proctor of the' guests for the mllrht drop to the I opposite mother, MrA. Dew \\on fitting Mra. SELECTIONS weekend were Mr. ground before the would M a Mn. liam ed tulle ruffles on the The Groo,'er by Miss Carol Blanton and J. 'rhe NEVILS Nevil•• Secreta" to spend 0' In.c.t douhtpdl), diffcrent on. Edward and Reppard DeLoach. slde8. cd cake with bride Robert the Dep9.rtment reports the P.-T.A_ TO MEET , ommuntly. .nd Mn. maturing. Some .ffected 8ehwelger spent wedding topped and MIS. Gerrnld Groover. The Smith, pastor's wife, Frank WlIIta .nd 'on nuta will any of thetr runds Ind••d. I.st w.ek . . . veil or MIS J E. Calhoun. The 1959 ---' held In tru•• wIth frl.nd. In T.II•• fingertip illusion was and under an arch honoree made the spring pig crop as Nevil, P -T.A. MIkell mllnage to on groom alar. table \\ as covered with a presentation of the Bible 58,494,- will h'old Its fIrst of S.v.nn.h. stay the tree. How. the to a cro\\ cut work \\ RS remembered EN1'E.TAINS b, I"'edcral Government and hassel, Fla. caught n or seed bloSIOI1lB. With a duinty to Carol. 000 head, an increase of twelve for this WITH FISH F.Y Mr. ever, are UHEARSAL DINNER pearl! ange Completing the ap- cloth with a beautiful meetmg t.rm of school on nnd Mn. of J.ck- they likely to be poorly thc hns She carried a arrange. Guests Statesboro Mr. and C.mpbell Secrelary authority to act cascade of \\ personal gift. were, Airs. After the & per" cent from 1958 and M18. Birmuth Futch tilled and bouquet polntments ere 81h er ment of Mrs. Cobb the larg. Thursd.y. Au,u,t 13th .t were will mature later than on hi' own Following the rehearsal Satur. compotes gladioli. The luncheon Ed ceremonies, Buggy 4:00 som'l1Ie, Fla., visiton Mon. Inltlnti.e to Invelllt flowen with greenery were ulled lille" of the and of Cone, Mrs R. S, a eat spring since entertained those free vulley "tephano· mints Rnd nuh. was Bondurant, gave l1nen shower for the hon crop 1951. Breed. O'clock. All are Saturday evening with day afternoon of Mr. from the .uch runds In clay for the served buffet. Individual tab patrons expected a and Mrs. pelt. Injured Without their conlcnL d.cor.Ung. A evening of tI" centered with • ?tIlss Calol MI88 fish at Walton party pl.t. wIth wedding white orchid. The tllble was Blanton, Miriam oree at her Ing Intention. IndIcate a fall to be fry Nesmith's Delmas portion of the MI•• Sara punch covered les held vases home, which was beau. pIg prelent. Ru.hlnc, Jr. Mike and shUck sticks to the cookies and tea w.s Elinbet.h Groover and �lr8. J. dainty of tube roses. Strickland, Miss Ann Co. pond. Those served. E. _ Calhoun of 0011lu1tt, \\ ith a \\ hlte Hnen With the McDougald, \lfully decorated wIth whIte Wagon crop estimated at 46,000,000 present were, Mr. returned nuts and interferes with -,- WUllam Thomas cloth, Guests on this oeeasion were l\l!s gladI WE and Dorothy home with their proeess. I A Shepherd, Jr., on was her Kistel 'a matron of J. lo:. Calhoun, Miss oli DELIVE. ANYWHERE IN THE CITY head, for an Mrs. O. E. teakwood ltand was her .rift honor. CI ystal punch bowl at one end and the Cherry and tea roses. Party sandwich. annual total of 104.6 ANNOUNCE OF SON Nesmith, Air. and parenti, after ing. The shells are often stained saau:r::s:::,,'UlIll II UIH: served. Sunday, August. 2, the MIs8 honoree, MIlS Groover, hee Miss BI.T., Mrs. R. C. vi.IUnl' several day. to Mrs. W.lker Hili for groom's Carol of an l'iewton, Charlotte es, cheese millIon head. Martin and and have a hlllh Waycross, exqullute or white Campbell .traws, nuts und Phone PO 4-3214 Mr. and children. here wIth th.lr ... rough Thoso ".Blanton 1 arrangement mother, l\frM Julian Mrs. punch Courtland S""" Mn. 0 L. Hall of Mr. .unt. Mr. and M , appcarance. attendlnl were Mr•. Ma. Icore. Groover. and Mislll and Mrs. Half-High went to MI'K. Betty RU"IIli. were served. North R. J. Marl is and The Insect! t.he SOCIAL NEWS rlon Charleston, S. C., announce Rushing. pas" winter in Hlantley, Mrs. Lamar Hotch Bernard Adv.rtl.. In the children, and Mr. and Mrs. the Morris and cut to Mn. Bulloch TIm.. the birth 01 0' Wal. Gary Brooker, of Savannah Is ,huck a, a full grown larvae. kiss, Mrs. Hoke baby boy, O. L. Jr., I ton Nesmith and NEEDLE" THREAD CLUB Tyson, Mrs. T. L. Joo Robert Tillman. who recehed children. The larvne here visiting Mr. and transforms to relatives. pupae The hand·mnde vaseM, Mrs. Mary Wat and the pupae to adult. The adult members at the Needle tl ��g:�,p�::. �-:I M.:!: son with cut, waa given a block of 11 a dark Thread Sewlnlt' Club wetc :�:.C�::::t moth, which begin to ap· enter- nler. Oasll1. talned on pear In our section around Thursday afternoon at - - - t�e the home of MrM. E "Other players were Mn. G. C. middle of Febl uary. Most or tne A. O'Connor HALF-HIGH CIlUB M .... Lewl. MINKOVITZ moths of on NOl1th with Mrs. G Cqlem.n. Hoo�. M .... I thi" College, R MIM. .. Znck Smith was hoatofls to The generation appear Lee Co.ho8tesl. 'JIhe W� R. Lovett, MIS. Ed OIH�f, Mrs. "Right In April, but small can· homo WUK the of Dollar memtiers CENTER" t11e numbers Half·Hlgh Jack Mrs. Rex Activities ! with Wynn. Stubblll, Mrs. Q, taue. to lovely dahlias Rnd nt Day appear the' V"t811 of} Club her on throughout dooDlo. Lime hoDy! Grady meot Georae Byrd and Mrs. summer. Only the .herbet with choc. last House Ronni_' late·emerglng alate Thursday. plant. andl Trotter. AIrs. Smith moths cookies and &alted nuta waa Bobby called lay t.heir eggs on the smaJi Dllnngoment8 of mixed aummer lor nuta and foliage. re/re._h_m_"_n_ts_. _ It is hard to find much shuck. worm infestation before the mid· die of June. Thereafter, the in crease IS 'rapid with successive generations, of which there al e CJ... from four III.d Ad••rU••m.nt. 211 or to Ilvo in South word. 1 ••• , TIICI 1 ••• Gear- 1 per rUo.1 •••r II 3 c " face or ad, t.k. 40ubl. word., •• ..r w...... gla. DI.pla, ch.r... Ca ••••c.pt whor. c••t.... r h.. IM.or ace•••I. WE GIVE S " H GREEN STAMPS f'OI! RENT" FIn. CONTROL Country lIome FOR SA[,E: A Chevrolet 1955 BUSINESS Hot unci cold running water Truck, t.wo ton, stake body with Keep the nuts thut La Three bedlooms dlop the ANNOUNCIMENTS $40 per month long wheel bnse. Reasonabll. ground covered with soil LocntlJd on DI ooklet and Denmark Phone . during PO 4·3087. loud at Blnel( Cicek It26p July and August. Of course, this IS Available . now Statesboro's will not Phone AD 2·3616, Savan. FOI! and Finest be possible in muny oascs. c����rT� �����c� SAI_E: 1050 Ford In Largest, Ladies' ��-;.-��:� nah, or contoct A good Cohen ndtH However. where soil for prompt .!rvlce. Akins Appll son, condlUon. $250. Dock Eden. Ladies' conditlof\8 ance Statesbolo Toppers Suits nnd 00., 21 Weat Main 4t28c field, Statesboro, Oa, Route 1. cultural practices St., Store REGULAR permit, Statesboro, PO ••2216. UP TO ,3'.95 good results phone .... Department will be obtamed The FOH ItENT J ive I uom house 2116p REGULAR UP TO aGUe 'S8.15 nuts will decay In the 80il. thus All convcDlences. 6 Turner St. the FI CMit nn breaking lIfe cycle. A. paint IDfude. Contact S. DODD. JR. GOI don F��al�A;�: la:!:)'�ntl��-:r��� •••IEa Si1ll11l01lS, Jaeckel Hotel. R.gl.ter. both In ROSETTE .... ",,'d condillo .. Just A Few of Our Dollar SEE US FO. LOANS 25tfc Oheap for caah. J. H. Metta, Route " "Door HOMES FO••ENT 3, Statesboro, Ga., Phone UNion Day Busters" for . ,. This i8 a very serious nutrl· • HOMES FO. SALE &-4896. Thursday, and tlonal diseuse cBused U2&p Friday ZtnC de· Saturday $10 by APA.TMENT $20 Yet it Is one flelency. of the eaS· $10 LI.t WII� U. F., WANTED $20 lest to Qalck S.I. LE OPENING SPECIAL OPENING OPENING control whon Zinc Sulphate w SPECIA,L SPECIAL SPECIAL is 13 N. Mal. S•.-P..... 4-lI471 FAMOUS CANNON ..... pPENING OPENING SPECIAL applied. p HOUS['> CANNON 42.38 OPENlNG SPECIAL '- :o�Th��;;�;n!!p:�:suFt:riri!� BIRDSEYE NAN NOBLE OPENING SPECIAL In the early of minR' up alonl' do Whll. la stages ROMette, walka, etc., not FOR SALE-One frame IIQ While 120 I 1 .... or WE BUY MUlLIN pai,...... V.l... 3 on arfected a AND SELL USED 4·2614 SHEETS Mu.lln \ D.,__WhU. pn. la.t II sllghUy t.rees, d�I' Plnow ea... �O TIRES. N_ lira for ..I•. DIAPERS MEN'S yellow at the leaves be Ro �:r:rrl BOYS' ,3.'.,VALUE mottling servlee for i�e·;I�t'elh:;.e au: Oo�l�a:h�Mara:R� D�: BRIEFS HOBNAIL SPREADS WESTERN comes eapplq aU Urea. ���;e=-::::, apparent, especially in t.he Flanders Tire ver, Ga. Phone Doubleheadl, WORK tree Service, Northside 1.57 ea. PANTS , tOpB. The nuts from the UNIon 22tfa ·3 DUNGAREES drop Drlv. Wdot. Slaiesboro. Ga. 28tfc M�;��!�'t;;�I�·te� ���':-: 3-0666., for 1.67 ea. II tree or are i ��i; $1 Dresses they poorly Iilled. g an A n terrJt ry 0 FOR 3 SA;LE-Hou.e to maY' fo� 2 for As the diaease the In ru:� area. $2 .. 2 for $7 Maternity progresses WE an ���It� Write a or • prs. SflARPEN of 15&.. Pli%: tear down for $3.00 SII.h. 10"'11_1 •• n 2 types dwelUhl' the • 111,.. Beach leaves are Huld.h ..-,. 2 pk•• $3.00 MAIN $5 .. Jackets slightly narrowed and with Rountree, Box 22, Wad- lumber, 26 feet 415 feeL FLOO. special � Lbalt 3 prs. REGULAR UP TO .• 11 precision equIpment. Ga. SU.ht irr....I.,.. of •• 1 ...... 1t !-MAIN FLOO. H.... '14 crinkled In severe cases Also ley. 2t25c Phone ,2.29 FLOO. .ro.-IECOND $1.00·· coUon twill, or t.n. BY the sharpen reel and blade VIctor 2-2br10. Brook '<-l 2-SECOND FLOO. , .r., WHITE STAG rotary rJOO. Limi. U"II Sia.. 29 to leaves �re I-MAIN FLOOR 42. No .It.r.tion•• extremely narrowed t:ua 10 0 •• hlu. d.nim, ,i.. aipp.r fI,.. Limit and have a reddish brown area �.:n ,�wW�st �i!:':u Sa;:' ��I!:� OPENING 2-BALCONY W:��!!!d�:� FOR SALE-Beautiful three Md. SPECIAL 6 '0 II. Llmi. I FL between the velPlI. 4-a1ao. 10tfe ::�.l�!ii 8;r OPENING SPECIAL pr.-THIRD New shoot � .aDIa No. 8&81 or OPENING _ write Be...... brlcIt ho••• torm1te _... OPENIN-G SPECIAL SPECIAL 3 OPENING SPECIAL D.,. Onl,-Out n., Go growth stops completely, or Is Count, Pulpwood Y...... m.D· 3 D.,.. Oal"_WIolla 71 La•• p... 3 3 the internodes are FOR SALE-La•• ,..,•• II '_' aDd Da,.. Oal,.-Whll. 36 La•• Da,.. Oal,.. Whll. 144 La•• OPENING checked, short. •• ",.m.at ma,k.ttq 3 D.,.. 38 La.t ENTIRE STOCK SPECIA,L =:I�,:db��hfl���':'�. :�t= Onl,.-While CHIl.DREN'S ,I," VALUE OF OPENING SPECIAL $5 cned and the foUage Is bunched lot covered wItIt __ TV 3 Hnli;it. pin. LIGHTWEIGHT. FOLDING Da,. 200 •• eo. per t K '. Pria. '1.98 VAL. LARGE MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY Onl,-WhU. pr I... is -�------PLASTIC 3 ,Jerlved MEN'S D.,. Onl,.-While 50 Do•. Lad MEN'S COTTON W CANVAS OXFORDS $1.50 TIES ARGYLE $2 ,... 5.' St., 1 ,.. r:c'i"u....�':l, TRAVEL IRON �;o�o����e�ha�::ten:;��. ·�u:�f;:.t·�:.,:'=: LAUNDRY WORK SHIRTS O. NYLON ��;Efor ':'�� for .pp,••I....tal' half of BASKETS MEN'S LARGE 15. WHITE want to T�al::Nr.:r�r::: .qult, CONTROL buy ,m.1l daIry herd (40 .nd ..ve. c.n PO 4-8012 before to 60 oow.). State full detell. Re- 6:00 P. M.; PO 4-8748 after 6:00. 51.00 HANDKERCHIEFS lOCKS As ply. M. C $1.00 $2.35 mentIOned earlier the apph. B,own. Jr. PO Box IItf. 51.00 cation of ZinC to 11064. Suvannah, GR. aBc All •• II Sulphate tho SOil 4t28c paUern nd hr.nd •. No limit. FOR 51... 8 to 3. .... or a SALE-Old Morrla D blu., wl,h. with in spray is .very effective FOR RENT home, Complete cord-Pla.tic ...i •. B.. corner Unbreakable. Auortecl colon. , aow for I.t.... 2 West Main and •• •• .ift, 10 The Collep .01 $1.49 San'on .. for amount to and lac••. Limit 1 .al.e, eI .hru I $1 will pro H••• k, $1 apply St. Limit I-SECOND FLOOR ture.proof ..... , chrom. prs. depend Muat be removed lor a new STREET FLOOR the flal.h. Umll I-THIRD FLOO. Suits entirely upon severity of the MISCELLANEOUS buildIng. Mak. bId .nd I•••• SHOE with DEPT. FIRST FLOOR .Ize. 14 U to ley,. Until 1. Sanitizeel. 'ull .ise, cello pack. Re.ula.. 79c .alue. "..arl.d bold FOR RENT-Beach at Bathing dlscase, size and age or tree and Cottage J. E. and con•• Bowen, Jr., Model Laundry...... Iimi' I STREET FL. ntional patt.rn•. Fernandina Beach, with TV. FOR SALE THIRD pk.. soli type. 21tra OPENING SPECIAL FLOO. STREET John E. OPENING SPECIAL FLOO. .Costulne of the in. FOR Many diseases and .. 8: SALE-Gla.. .how c.... OPENING Jewelry WPhlollne'I!_ePSI150•• ... OPENING SPECIAL SPECIAL sects JackI8'0trn; Good condition. 3 O.J' OnIJ-R••. S249 Value 3 attack pecan trees can be ------Rock bottom Da,. Onl,. Whil. 180 pr•. l •• t FOR SALE 3 W . C . 3 Da,.. Onl,.-R to •• OPENING SPECIAL I controlled a prices Akin." Son 80 BOYS' IO.()Z. Da,. Only-Specl.1 Croup ••. '1.98 Val with planned spray FOR , E WESTERN BLUE OPENING RENT-On Inman street, Main ·St. BOYS' SHO.T SLEEVE SPECIAL 3 OPENING schedule. However, It will take B6tt" ILOTS-ACREAGE BOYS' ELASTIC-SIDE NYLON HOlE Oa,. Oal,-500 V...d. SPECIAL opposite hospital, tho building 3 special to do the !'OR SALE - DUNGAREES Da,. Only-Whil. 10 Last equipment Job FOR ft. B., bour Ideal fann-40 NEW DRIP-DRY Special Group to ....95 In the SALI!l-16 boat IPORT SHIRTS COTTON Price right. 1:!vent any of you are with top. 48 hone acres, located S mllee from GRIPPER IHORTS �1�::enrtl�h��cu'1:�iIJatfe S����o�� power Mer. Brooklet Y2 Phone PO 4.2365. 24tfc cury motor and on Lc:lefield road. Good SOFA PIUOWS 3 MEN'S STRAW Gator traner. May $2 be seen prs. FALL FABRICI at Hagin and Olliff Ser 2 53 �;����s�e!n��he�a�::r, ytu;iJltr:;� vice A Station or prs. THESE _RE JUST FEW OF THE MANY preciate hearing from you. Or It -F-O-R-S-A-L-E-O-R-R-E�N-T---2-5-So-u"'t-h call PO 4-8117 or :!W!�te:�di�i::.dS::�dhCI:�;":d 3 OR 77c "HATS SPECIAU YOU CAN GET AT PO be directed to $1 $1.00 PAIR might be better It Zetterower Ave., three bedroom 4-3137. 23tfc Mrs. John C. B.rna, Sanforized .hrunk, We.tern alyle, prs. you would come 67 E. 66th Knitted $1.00 house, $9,000 or month St., Sav.nnah, no with coll.n, or crew by thfl Sea Island Bank so we ,00 per FOR Ga., zipper fly. S.z•• 6 to 18 S9c •• Re.ular $1.00 ••Iue full f•• that SALE-USED later than Re�.lar 1.8, hion rent. Call PO or TIRES. All Sept. 3, 1959. If .Ii.htl, .hop. neck.. AI.o 98 2yds.l.00 4.2617 4-2860. other hroadcloth.. Siae. 8 $1 .alue. 12" and 14'· might discuss the muttel' in detail. siz8s, 600xJ6. details STREET FLOOR worn Size. 8 to 16. .quare n,lon .tretch ho.e. Umit 3 $2.00 includinl' Hodge, necelJ88ry see or can the STREET pn. 8ge •• 24tfc FL. '0 IS-STREET FLOOR l.e, apec:ial a.· Rure Oil and round Limit 2-MAIN FL. purcha,.. All Service Station, 122 N above, phone AD 6·8415. MAIN FLOOR culora .nd .t,I••• MaIn St. Owner .orted print pallerDa-MAIN FL. ltf, reserves the to STREET FLOOR FOR •• 28 Carmel ::-Ight reject any FOR or all bId.. • 4t28c RENT-Dute SAL�o!eu9, 10e each; SHOP CaRr�v� 4�2n6eI7a:r 4t.286��dr��Us� Caladiums, Geraniums, FARM FOR SALE. FIRST Bego_ 897 act.. : nla8, Ferns, Sultana, 601 acres African Via. 10 ... lets Rnd tobaccQ, acres cot FOR RENT-Two room furnish- many other 9 aCI es flowers at ton, pcanuts, fish 2 ed With reasonable prices Mrs. J. pond; apartment orivate bath R. Bran. dwelling houses (one new Shop_Every nen, house). Leads Day and entrance 218 S route 1, miles Three the PO east tenant Parade 01 Dollar €ollege, 3� of hoysell, S tobacco 22tfc St.atesboro, phone PO 4-9287. barns and Values "WEHENRY'STRY TO MAKE A other out All UFE-LONG buildings. Day Floors CUSTOMER-NOT A ONE-TIME SALE 2t25c Well sodded in Shop. timber. This rarm FOR RENT' Sm.1I is kllown as the unfurnIshed FOR SALE-SO to old Jim in 75 fe.der about Riggi! apartment Andersonville shoats. Faw place one miJe north at Available pure blooded Du. Ga. Reg4 Augu.t 15. Phone roc males. Ister, Mr. and MI'II. PO i Phone PO 4·3069, E. Motes Lloyd 4-564 25tfc L. PI and Kenneth Boswell. 14.2501 eetorious. 2t25c 4t28p der waf, It Ia hard to .top. Tho economtati lay that present ex.. Downy WITH AIRCRAFT CARRIER panaion, if continued, could end The Soil in a beef BULLOCH output that would create RUey B, Wynn, aviation mach TIMES serioua price problems. The cat News inist'. mate thh'd Thur.da,., A"•. leSe Mildew class, of e, tle Register USN, . number could reach 12 Cono euily 100 Homes, Statesboro, SCl'V million head Conservation MRS. EUBIE RIGGS by 1964, they "y, ing witJt Anti-Submarine Squad But the outlook for ron the rest of 86, which departed Norfolk, Prevalent this year looks Bennie Collins returned to his fairly favorable, Va" on June 30 ubourd the uir Prices of fed cattle home on Suilday after spending (By Roy may be down Stamp eruft carrier USS Powell, County Agent) a bit when two weeks at Vulley Forge marketings arc larg Camp Stewart, In est. A Muny commemcrnttve Mr, and Mrs. M, J. Bowen for operational uxerclaes of( the southern scctions of the state seasonal decline in grass postage nrc issued to !ipcnt SC\'IlI'al Atlantic downy mildew has been prices also is possible. But neith stumps observe thc days last week ut coust. reported Savannah or drop is to be anniversary of " his BencJ� MI'. and 1\11'8, attacking cucumbers, watermel I expected groat. noteworthy • • • torte event or to Jimmy Dowen und 8011 of ons, cantaloupes and other vine hunor a long Athens With AMERICA'S dead nuttcnnl hero. joined them for the week end, crops. the d.mp, Warm DAIRYMAN' ENJOY The Graham Hlrd , weather the state had world's f-irst soil eonservu Graham Dekle receotly the June Til to;Uf: IS NO mote Dairy Month Is n time eunvmctng Ironically enough, the Commls uon to be nnd I\'liss Mnl'ion Bird wore in Sn \ disease is expected to move good atnmp, released on Au north. to meet nruumeut A�ninsl the ston Iound $100 A MONTH When America's extending hue it necessary to gust Ilt vunnuh on the disease first attacks typical dairy. lif!' uf the Z{I, 106!), Rupld Cily, S, D, Monday, The has man. Oommiaelon ,0Il Civil more time to !\II'S, Metropclhnn arranged According to the Americnn spend attempting celcbratoa 110 Eubie Higgs wne in llt.nts, irregular brownish HiJChts. than tilt! uunivcrsary lind Augus· u Ilml will spots Dairy experience of the just.ify ita ttl on rill" give you SIOOa on Association, the average conatitutlonnlity ,thnn honors no Ullin, Mouduy. appear leaves, The leaves may Commission itself, ruonth-c-nfter dairyman looks like im'cslignUng complaints, It hilS Rev. lind i\hs, R. C. your earning Model eventually curl and die. something lts issuance ru Howurd, Laundry this: been a storm is. thor, H dru urc over. II will cost He is, first of a Sin t & center or centro Hich Howurd und days you For the nil, self-em eel matte 1\1I-s. C, C, 'controlling disease, a versy and since in recognition by II gl'1lte!ul 10 the facts. played businessmnn about 47 creation two litigation lta DIlUghll'Y were in Suvnnnuh 011 nothing gel :fixed cupper spray or one of Nution thnt And Dry Cleaners the yOUI'S old, ceptlou und only n three Autur-icun furmers new yeun ago the recently Wuduesduy. ED COOK-Phone PO fungicides such as Zineb or 4.2104 judge Iedcrul tribunal em On the Houa. Each duy he some 350 Commission "'u!\, Misses Suruh uud Armnnrl Hol S. Square Dlthane Z-78 cun be ships 447 Call_Ie St.-Stateahoro �aurt used, in Louisiana to pounds of milk from his has been hard puneled determine towny of Midville, WCI'C farm to guests of .ep,..enll". Phon. 4-3234 a whether its existence und their nearby dairy plant. This pressed to f nd powers gl'IIIHlpa!'cnts, 1\11', lind Ml's, MelTopolll.n Llf. In'''f.nte cun be the C."'�ny BEEF amounts to en h evi equured with Consti Ottis I Modl••n EXPANSION about 160 quarts oC aug Holloway Illst week, Av.n"e, New Ye,. 10, N, y, STATESBORO. GA. tunon. As of ills CI'CR milk pCI' day. donee of deprt opponents Luncheon KU(!!;ts of MI', unci Economic storm nrc don warned in dcbntee before warnings This milk vation or nny 1\11'/04, Lester Collins all on supply represents the Sunduv up cattle,' The Congress in 11)57, the Louieluua were BALLARD - marketing productlon of a herd of about 14 one's civil 1\11-8, K p, l'hs. PILLSBURY held thnt Peruryru, J. AVERA'S PURE so far to its 69 em judge the Commission's W, ARMOUR'S STAR HICKORY ec.onomists s!'y slaughter cows, all milked with modern milk. rights keep full-time BUI'gltny. Mrs, H, P. Conlon SMOKED year pomts to an procedures deprive witnesses be �hls Inventory 'ing machines. ployees busy, Despite all the lind i\1I-s, Hugh Conlon III of Au mcreese of fore it or four to five million This publtelty attcndant to Its eatab their conatltuunnal KlIlitll, head in the typical dutry farmer has to know country next Junu- Iishment and authorized .. rights the charges mnde by been in the f metlon, uud lind theil, Woek ent! KUcst..'1 o( I\'II-s, F;lIble Cans' At that dairying business for them rnnohcra. govCI'II- ary. we're to the agency had received as of the against and to crOllli ti�e� likely a little more than Illont, lire hllrd lit to Hil{).:'s wel'e MI', und Mrs, Lowl� have O\'el' 14 years, Chan. examine their work pl'ot.ect 10 100 cat· end of the 1969 fiscal last acculcn. of IISC,UITS Hcuth ces }'ear IIlId !"ulhon he.ad �f arc bettor than three to one impl'o\'e, fol' the bunefit of us AIIKustu_ tie. Once June 30 979 LAR·D rapid expanSion IS un- that only complaints from I\lislol Dot of STOKELY'S SI. • he owns his own nil, OUr most \'uiuuble IIntUl'ul I'C- Pel'el'YI'1I Juckson· farm, and throughout the naUon and Ita GEORGIANS CAN deriyc ••t· it's a good bet, too, that he sells source, the SOl L, territories .nd only 264 of those is(actlon from two aSllccts of this other agricultural be. The stump portl'u}'s t.he ::il��, r.1;II'�\';\I!:1 �1;;��(I:��t:�nCol��:��� products were In the form of sworn _",. fiasco, Qne is that it bouuty sides milk, completely'" 1\11'8, Joe Alloioni of Wnshing- Iruns davits-a fact which prompted refutes the contention that fOf(!e Qt. Can. The d.all'y the 2.5Cfo farmer, by way, Congressmnn John J, Rooney.of legislation is ncccKsary to the full Lb.·Jug well ��,�:c ,;�;; N I11ay qualify as his own best New In of civil The "M';,i:,it I�Yig: P'I G 4 York. his .s enjoyment capacity rights. ��ln'��,�'�:�:i<�I��'��:::['��ki:;i::;�:�;�� Partytimc, ... customer, horizon nt ����.!�;"�';"�� mealtime, any 3 colder Eight out of ten dairy Chairman of other is thnt there is now an otn significs the gume time House TROPIC ISLE the Subcom. Luncheon time-thaC. to SLICED SI men !:,ucsts of l\:Ii�s Sullio the time serve roport they drink some milk mittee on Departments of State clal l'ecord proving thllt GcorR'in HiJ.!'Klt on SlIhll'duy wel'e I\1I'S, .1. H, deliciou. Super Sue Ice Cream! than any other. every duy. and Justice, the Judiciary and Re· is doing marc than Lulk IIbout gjv. �IIIIII�,� �!\\��II!�:'1 i�f s��t��I;:���'�'�lt'il!�� 'I'he will Good body·buildin, lood lor lated Agencies Appropriations. to Ing Its citizens the reul nnd menn stUIIIP bc to thelll 1\ sym- air HOG MANAGEMENT ,comment: "It docs not ing(ul civil bol of U!HIUI'uncu thut ��UC�:II;����d ��Il��!�:: �:;::, i\��\��� ,rowing youngsters, Buy toduy, N� 2 conditioner look as rights, plcntiful BOlllliu Nevils of � Of the ,of Mcttol', Ml's, _. the Commission fe\\' ,'eceivecl foocl nnd tlth(!l' , though has had complnints supply Ill'oducts Hogs have been for Junws S, Plllmcr lind I\II'S, Allen 4 accounting \'cry much to do," by the lu of the Innd will cOlltinuo Commission, to rlow "bout 16,a uecol'ding Rimus of peroent of the cush in- the lust StlltUHIHll'O, lll'eukdoWI1, IJnl�' 17 CIlIUC to I,he of OUI' S1 �- sc\'oll-uil,rhlH pcople i\h�, M, C, lind childrcn fl'om while there wcre who live 1I111'suy P.!��!A��� Gcorgiu in t.OWI1, of TUE COST S, IiI'U / TO the American 60 from New 4& rrom Culi· CIIlIl'le�ton. C,t visitin� York, The ill n tl'ibute to thc OR of 30 ·stulll)) hOI' lllothUl', 1\'11'8, L, I. J'OIlCK, taxpllyers J,!ne of invcsti fornill, 26 from Ohio nnd 25 cnch • countless fnl'mel's lind !'unchol's i\II', gating thlR handful of fl'om Illinois "lId Mr8, Bid Wnlkul' vis complaints, lind PCllllsylvunln, whu UI'C of dUlilonstl'nt.iIlK Kood soil itut! his FRf.�H BREAKfA�T IDEA' TAS:ry TENDER 7 -., mlVlY which ndmittedly have Furthermurc. Commission Chllil' sister, Mr, IIl1d Mrs, 1\'1. L, IN. CUTS CHOICE tC\\'ul't!ship, It is 11 snlute to WESTERN turner1 out to be the work of their McCol'kle nf UII Pick an 4No.300Canl / mUll John A, I-lnnnuh Wl'ens assortment of delicious flavon COCKTAIL be· SundllY, tcstified many TOll �t Jeffy und cranks and motiVated locllliy orglillized soil cOlIscI'\'ntion I\II'S, E, ��, Pm'vis of BLUE TAG - busybodies, forc thc Subcommit.tce SI -- Rooney Hocky from your dealer's Sue Trlasur. Chest hus been or distl'ict&, 1I11d to tho Super 5077.000 $907,06 par thAt "the voting Ritwlltion in scientists, Mount, N, C" WliS the gucst of Another teohnicinns IIl1d othel' IlI.n'icultUI'III 1\'11'8, L, A, complRint, 1288.000 hall GeDl'gin I� Ill'cll,Y good unci get Andm'soll dul'ing the been \\'ol'kcrs of StiltC lind week, PHILADELPHIA IU.. appropriated to carry th ting much bellel'" nlld thnt In the I"ederlll GIIV. Commission its Novem· Cl'llmcnt who lend assistance. Its Chlll'leH � No. 301 Canl FEDDERS through l1eld of housing "there WIlS n Visiting Wlllktll, fo), the ������������������������� bcr con til ins II CREAM CHEESE 8, 191)0. expiration dule and story in Allullia thnt could well dl!!!i�n l'omillllcl' thlllr wctlk cnd WIIS !\"IisH SunilI'll Mo)'. R Ita soil PEA 4 Chairman has conSel'vllt,ion S Indicated an Is 111\ t.on of 7ge with be told to thc ol'derly Wnycl'oHH, country," amazing additional 5500.000 will be reo eombilliltion of QUICK SI DRY Ill'uCtiCCM and Ilind !\II', lind i\l1'!�, W, H, Sutton lind QUAKER SALT quested (Of the remainder of th(' lISU thnt. of ctll'cfully I'ulnte wille I', fnmily Sl'lvUlliu WOI'C wcek ond Radio and 1960 fiscal TV year in the event Con� !,;'1'IlSS, tl'ees, Ih'C!ollock, wildlifo IlIH.1 guests of MI'K, L, I. Jones, Repairs DEEP-COLD' votes to .t\-ess extend it, othol' crops of lhe lund, MI'S, l\1ike 1"lvCRfth und children 'COOLING I..ocill RESIIVI obsel'\Innces the Is- of Dawson III'C w. noting visiting' her' moth In.lt. You to Call Ua Wh.n In N •• d of Lb. sue 0'1 E.p.rt R.palr Gets rooms lots come of til is cr. 1\1I-s, K, G R ITS lOe cooler. from linstock in Georgia tie stilbestrol in their three-colol't E, WnlKon 1'01' two receiving will be FAT f..ter... them each StUIlIJl sponsol'cd in thou- weeks. S.r.ice io Your Radio or TV •• BA(K keeps cool.r year. By bettel' feed· rations? S 10e using HEINZ TASTY sunds of 10.1'/�Lb.Boxe·'SI' .. cit,iCR lind in communities 1C0rchioilummer wea ing and ma,.agement practicea, A� Stilbestrol should lIot be 2nd Lieut, Thomus Mool'o of fi't. this income hy the Soil Consel'vnlion From'l'IJP to 2 HP could be SUbstantially included in swine I'ations. Hogs Society Bt!nnlng is "hllting his parents, Ithor. increased. of Americn, soil consel'viltion dis- Mr, WE HAVE A -IVO.,. of current. Listed below arc a fe\\' that arc to be marketed safe· four-conti nnd MI''', T, L, Moorc and COMPETENT AND QUALIFIED type may answers trictR, bv the Soil Conservutiun to questions frequently Iy follow stilbestrol-fed cattle, fumily this week, llsked SCl'vlcc ,�nd other ngenoies of the SERVICE DEPARTMENT NAT.H'. TV by hog producers: However, sows und gilts that arc Miss Nicki WIIlkcI' t_� _La a U, S. enjoycd the Tomato 10c..· of DepllI-tlllent Q. How much water docs a to be used for Agriclllhll'c, dllY at Suvnnnnh Belich with Soup bl'eeding pUl'pOSCS lind by othel' S1 hog should not follow stilbestrol-fed conscrvntlon-mtnded friends 011 ,�:1:'s::::. SERVICE require per Sund"y, doy? cattle, gl'OUpl'l, On August 27, one dny ALL LB. A, At least two WORK GUARANTEED SOUTH MAIN ST. EXT. gallons, "ftel' its fil'l'It-day l'clcaRu lit Hnpid R•••• ,."r ."hlerlpUon to ,h. Q. Arc antibiotics necessary City, 120 million COllies of thc Bulloch Tim•• NOW in brood-sow POULTRY SANITATION !'Ill' rations! mil will Ull sulc lit 0(. Fr•• and •• gO post Pie".up D.Ii r, in • R.dlo". of 25 Mil•••f S . Pkg. 1ices A, Not unless they arc neeaed HBack to !Mlnitutlon fundumen- throughout the country, neCUHSQl'y information can be se. to control a The Ob"el'\lUnCelJ 12 specific disease. t.als" Is II that Geor being planned JARS IIlogan llIany cured at the oflJce of W. M, will combine Dew Othel'wise, they merely add to the !fla!' poultrymen might be wise in p!'ide of accomplish. berry, Comptroller, PHONE PO cost of the ration. IUcnt ill soil COIlSCl'vRtion Georgia 402842 ( ROBERTS GRADE A FRESH considering, In this el'ft of wandel' with ser- Teuchel's College, .Collegeboro, MEDIUM ious IIcoept.unce of the Q. What is a good standard drub"8 and untibiotics, it is ensy to big job IItill Georgia. aheud, To Bids must be (or Iittcr weights at weaning time? neglect the fundamental pl'inclples complete lind maintain IICCOmllRnied by a a soil eonsel'vlltion cCl'tlned check in an A, A minimum 8 of sunitatlon and disease control. pl'ogl'am thllt amount number of to will ins\ll'e the wiscst nnd equal five (6%) per cent of pigs per litter that at 66 If litter happens to be a little bcst & TV Service weight • Plymells Jladio Doz. use of Only of SCUl'ce, ai' this vital nut.ional resourcc 275 fOI' Iubor and time R Iittlc $180.0 days age pounds gilt thNbit" I b I f Comhin for nil time-that •• With Pl,m.l'. ... M.rk•• 1 litters and 320 pounds for litters 3hort, we'l'e oCtdn temllted to is the challenge �f Groc.r,' ECiGS 39c skip pm'i�d �hrrtye af�e� the first !wi! consel'vution (al��{ da;� from mature sows. the house and disinfect- stamp the time scheduled 101' 220 cleaning • SOUTH COLLEGE STREET"':" bcfol'e 1111 citizcns opening 'STATESBORO Q. Should stilbestrol bo fed to lng, and then, when disease hits lays of Olll' Na- bids. tion, ' The hogs and should hogs follow cat- tho flock, we pull them through owner reseI'Ves the tight to l'eJect any or nil bids and to wulve or antibiotic in LEGAL ALL YOU WANT ::111111111111 11111111111111111111 ��c I���t�n�,.'�y���� ADVERTISEMENT Infol'nfation. GIVI: US A TRIAL Poultrymen should be careful Geor�; ��.M�eDe;b����' not to full Into lax •• ;��=;�T nltalion prac- ADVERTISEMENTS FOR' BIDS 3t26c Oomptroller, Uces, The SmIth-Tillman \totel'inarian. point. out Sealed propolUlis 'IJom rOIlPonlll. I that OUI' and I hie drugs antibiotics arc Interellte,ILpartlea will he re CALL AVERA'S HOT DOGS not nearly KO effective In cantrall. calved In the office oC W. M. Dew ing 80me oemmon poultry diseases b.rry, Comptroller, Georala as SERVED ICE COLD R C COLA and MOrtuary they once we�e, Evidently, aome un�I��a�' dlseas� prodUCing organisms al'c �::�iar.s m.�E������: Hatns LP WITH guat 10, 1969, for sale of the foi- Gas becomin. more or lolcr- rosistant, lowing property: ant, to drugs and antibiotics. TASTY Ono frame buUdinl known a. HOT With _ IHIIGS LAYIS POTATO CHIPS egg prices at about a 17- uBlue Tide Book Store." This year low and broiler prices hoyor. Dulldlnll ,hou8es the Blue Tide Company Ambulan-a...... around to Book Store and I 109 15 17 cents per the Collegeboro, HAPPEl FREE office. The pound, it's doubtful that poultry� Georgi�, post BROOKLET men this i.aPfrox. U. S. NO. I WHITE I Can afford, to 8pe�r:I much buUdlng ,000 money on drugs and antibiotics, !�:::eSl;:e:.t "or and WHEN YOU At the time noted above Proinpt Service Strict attention should be given paBa Is will he to pubUcly openethojro-b,. Efficient Iee management of flocks 80 that the of Purchases...... • Supervilor No IURI conditions Lb. Bag which cause IItroBS upon extension or time will he made. bird. are avoided. Houses and IRISH POTATOES 10 �B�I�d�dl�n�g_d_oc_u_m_._n_ts_._n_d_o_th_o_r _ equipment should be thoroughly IHIS·IEY cleaned and PhOne: disinfected. Clean, FOR PL.... AND JUICY CALIFORNIA dry litter should bo placed in the .USINESS, ' SUNKIST FROZEN haOles, WITH '5.00 OR MO RE PURCHASE With correct management ECOIllOM'Y Ra.... practices, It 18 far to THIS ••II.e",51 is a tool kit for building the cheaper I)rc vent discases than to cure them. PO ••• Georgia of tomorrow. It's carried by our indus- 4-2722 you're invited to disc..,er the Doz. trial development representatives to distant Advert!.e In the Bulloch Time. the Hanks Lb. LEMONADE ,ide Nancy Powerful Difference in a LEMONS Can are 2ge cities where industries southward. looking 3 • r;,� TO AND FROM r"••. SNOWDRIFT Ca�1 Its contents: carefully compiled information' IRts't�!718Y CITY OAIRYCa 1I11111E. tractol"' CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS p.� WHITE - S9c on towns -like to share in 9 yours seeking, You'll be amazed at tI�e big power, comfort and con· g.gc ,Georgia's surprising growth. Macon and Atlanta 'venience of the new Caae-o-matic Drive tractor. Until Maxwell you've tried it, you can't appreciate the POWERFUL dift'erence, Lb. WIUIAMS DEVtUD And this growth continues. In the first half You'll experience a new kind of non-stop per formance , .. for . , . . A REAL greater work-capacity of this yenr, 75 new industries' were located in If MONEY SAVER operating GRAPES GIANT House your coHee has been ease and precision you never dreamed COFFEE po88ible. the Georgia Power Company's service area, and DOVER·MACON a RETURN BOX as flat as a $4.55 39 addi tasting In plants expanded tl\eir facilities. These DOVER.ATLANTA a RETURN ".-r .", just I-hour on your farm, you can diKover , $7.50 how Calle-o-matic Drive scnees CRA,IS tions and almost increased loads instantly. , . represent nearly 5,000 jobs Kansas liven It (pl,\s tax) , pralrl., ::; 16 million of annllal payroll. :��Wni;c::I:hi;ti���ftGe� lo�':-MtObFuOe�n!�:�o::�:�t 10 Canl Each up with our smooth, THE PRIDE OF GEORGIA IS ASKING 5!1c We gladly work for such results, Through the IOJllatoes full· TRADE AND $1 bodied c 0 ff • e FOR YOUR PATRONAGE NOW GET OUR '3'9<;. "ears the company has coordinated its efforts , , SPECIAL DEAl:. �\'ith �tHte agencies, chambers of c'ommerce, and cream. W. specialize Central of $ $ other business concems, The common goal is Ii In the cream Georgia Railway of creams. I RED ·STAR WINNERS LAST brighter future fo'r Georgia and all its citizens. w.',.p,oocl,. ,;; Shout it TRAIN 107 WEEK Iv'rywh". • TRAIN 108 aUf Ly. 00 producfa coml S.y.an.h .7130 AM (No c Atl••••• . . " ...... Mrs. Emory "ohler, Br_let, Thomas a invelfhnent ::::::::::::::: :u: M.eoll) ".69 Deal, Stat�ro ,79c ERch i1IdIUtt,,·y 'l'fll)rcsent,8 Ca1)it,dl 0/ From co.. carl. :f::::::::::::: .... .f, jIfho 0.,. liN AM Ly. M.e.. •• 10 PM or 1lI0l'e 10 or 'more mld wor'�t'TIf. L•• 00... _, . etnl'IoY8 •• M. . . $fJO.ooo at31 All Otis L Go "_ Garvin, Statesboro ,1.43 Mn..D.x.... D .,31 Pit Nesmith, c.ne Hom.. L•• Mal•• "00 •• $10.54 All L T . ulo __ ',Ia Pit 'cee 01' U� , oall ... . , , John ... 38c MY.tH. .. , .. Hili, Statesboro .ill All 0 1 , Aldred's R,. I, __, .,n PM IodSl.I/! COSTS LESS food Mart WH':RE QUALITY ECONOMAT L•• W•• •• Mn. D. , 32 •• SPECIAL W. Edwards, Stil_n .$1.56 lo,. AM·L W " • 1,44 PM Mrs. W. K. Brooklet . M. E. GINN PRICES GOOD THRU AUGUST 8tl. Jones, $1141 CO. 11 .f .,4' AM MI•.tU. COMPANY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED .,11 PM D_AIRY L•• T - POWER COMPANY 1JIo 10,01 All L•• ,J. C. .. GEORGIA Mill.. 10,11 PO 4.3124 NORTHSIDE DRIVE "wEST Dixon, Statesboro $1.70 Mrs. Brooklet . C$ Pit Mary Shaw, L•• - .$19.46 f>A<,TfUllllffl HOMCH INllf[) MIlK GeroI.. ._10'43 Alt L•• Do... . A WH •• 'Y'. W' I •• V.' 10.40 Pit STATESBORO, GA. e,"IIN r ' • • • I �I I ,1 ! �i f f ( ) I \, () , J () /\ I 1/ I II Ar -'-11011 All •• L G. , It,•• Pit YOUR CASE TRACTOR DEALER UN 'f)!. T f Hu"'1 InllVtl< HUr,.'t • II 1,.1, I (N IIun.At...ta) A•• S...... lItll PM SoU - Water Portal News IIRS R. T HATHCOCK Conservation \ , Mr and MI'lI R L Roberta h.d as guesta Sunday Mr and Mrs Thomas Walers and the Rev In mun Gerrald and family of Pulaa kl Mrs W H Davl" and MI'lI S J Foss recently vlaited Mr and Mrs B E Givena and lamily at Sum ter S C were BULLOCH @:imt� They accompanied SERVINGituftoth'COUNTY home by Mrs Givens and daugb ters to spend a few days with them Mrs S T Sledge Sr and Mr nnd!ttl and Mrs S T Sledge Jr .f hove relun ed to their home In G.T.C. G. T. l a Students c. Fire Dhuttnr DOg Tenn lltCI Visit Local Girls Expects Con. Preston Jr. Marshals \ ith Mr 1 d Mrs 1-1 H Zetler Registration o ver und Mr and Mrs W S To Get Degrees Meets Aug. 16-21 44c Paint Roller For Schools To Attend ,Au.u.t 5 1950 Leader A tctul of )0 �ll dents nt Gect For and Pan 1\11 E W B l ea President i l Tc ichers College hu e been Su teal 010 J mer The quae"••t ea. nom nated fOI degrees It tl e Au JOHNSON'S GLO·COAT 4-H Ohumber of Commer ce Bamboo le.t wa,. to palDt 27th gl st commence ent to be held III Cotton Bill August Cenqress Statesboro Guorgln ",••al pan with McGlon Auditor lUm on \\ ednea veceuene lor the students of •••,. rollin, .pph duv August 19 at 10 :..10 u Rakes the Bullccl Schools \\ ill CAR POLISH calor County TI e speaker III be 01 Cal C) come to the end when make REG 99c they Vmznnt preat lent of Tift College In behalf of YOUi local healt� A REGULAR 98c VALUE the to for the tre\< bac� register n Forsyth Geol gl lupurtmur t and the Georgia De NOW ew school � ear on Thut Au ;t "day Dr V nZI nt \\ HI bOI n n Burns I PI tment of Public Health I wl.h 27th The unnouncement was to tnke thla thank gust Mlsvlsslppl and g nduate I flam oppor tunlty to made H P Womack county you nnd fmc for 33c 98c by Burns High School lie I eeol' ed YOUI group your 29c In the same an intereat ur d defined Stilson News !.Superintendent a bachelor 01 al lis degree from well program no he made It known III e nn ..... u I188tel of you promoting in all MRS M P MARTIN j1Ient MissiSSippi College ou\ JR schools will be effort to lid our of that lUI.. county theology degt ee Irol11 Southern community observe r., ct"'� September 7 to Baptist Theological S"eminnry and biea und Stl uy dogs School