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Bulloch Herald Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) Bulloch County Historical Newspapers 7-26-1956 Bulloch Herald Notes Condition varies. Some pages missing or in poor condition. Originals provided for filming by the publisher. Gift of tS atesboro Herald and the Bulloch County Historical Society. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news- issues Recommended Citation "Bulloch Herald" (1956). Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues). 3694. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news-issues/3694 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]. ,.....---------------------; National - Guard Johnny Dekle's The Bulloch Herald Page 10 StatesbOlO, Georgia, Thursday, 19, 1956 A Prlze-V""- [�tfsE leaves for Fort July -go 303 is fifth , NeWI!)lAl"!t !-__III!BL""ID!!'�iR. NA1'IOtIAI. Aw_ __!IStewart Sunday 1956 W_ Better New8paper THE --- 19 FOl' Sale For Rent e Contests BULLOCH + 56 HERALD It""--' UIIwJ .......... Dedicated To The ...................... HOMES Progress Of Suuesboro And Bulloch VOLUME XVI - County ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956 NUMBER 37 Tobacco season opens with first . day's average After 28 S the good year 29th opening of the Statesboi 0 tobacco market yestei day morumg was "old hat" to the people of Statesboi 0 and Bulloch county Even so, thei e was still the Heeemmendutions for deep feeling of expectancy on the part of the fal mel, the the met banker, chant and spectator s as the auctioneer, the and war buyers, ehousemen stood by Bulloch those fn st baskets of white schools tobacco watching the clock for the word "go" EDITOR'S NOTE ThIs Is "BUY" IN 3 BD BRICK the n Then follows a fourth In series on the Attractive brick veneer with compelling urgency to see what study and survey made of three bed rooms nnd ceramic tile the first basket Blllloch Ichools a bath Good location and brings and to know what county by large FOR the of state educators lot Air conditioned Venetian RENT-Nice two-bed- flTst day's average will be, group This J unrur how week we summarize the blinds Only $10,20000 Eligible oom, nlshed apru t- Lehman,Dekle on much was sold and what to mcnt All e ncr I for (iI loan private Conveniently morrow s market be g a recommendations located might Reasonable I cnt 430 made for the white sehoolo Chns E Cone Co., Inc South Main St Realty PHONE 4-5578 FHA committee Yesterday morr.tng soles of the county. 23 N MOIl1 SI-DIIII 4-2217 5-10·tfc tickets on tops of baskets in Privates E I James C Blad I The construction of a com. FOR Ch made one row of tobacco went llke LAST MINUTE LISTING RENT-Two untur nlshed ley. William R Gerald S new school 111 the anges Gay. this 60c, 54c plete high apat trnents close in to bust-Le Holland 55c, 56c, 56c, 58c I hree bedroom house on In­ Charles M Jenkins, central Bulloch county area for ness section Hot water heater 57c, 57c. 57c, 55c, 45c 44c, 45c mnn close to South Main William I Jones Burrell M MI bpproxlmately 500 students Gas heat PHONE] LANNlE F mostP Off·ICe 45c, 60c, 40c. 45c, 60c, Eligible for GI loan keJl James L Newman 40c, 45c, $6,30000 SIMMONS AT 4-3151 William 59c 61c, (Statesboro) C Perk 61c, 55c, 56c, 56c, 54c, Chas E Cone Co Inc. ins Charlie J Rucker, 2 The conversion of Realty I 53c, 58c. 55c. 53c, 54c, the FOR RENT-Five room unfur- mal SC Iboutthe ••• 59c, 60c, 23 N MOIl1 ·1 Itedules welther present Statesboro Schooi SI-Dlal 4-2217 nished brick 59c, 59c, 59c, 55c, 59c, 54c, 58c. High duplex apart- J���,I:S The thermometer to serve the Arthur Turner postmaster of ��\�ra�a�lo�a�s�a��t��� readings 60c. 52c elementary grades E Willinrns for the week of 6 7 8 the Monday, July ' and s;�n�o Statesboro post office, an REAL ���km����geM��nt�J�� 18, through Veteran tobacco warehouse ESTATE ALD NEIL, PHONE 4 3496 HEADQUARTERS BATTERY Sunday, July 22, 3. No new construction should 6-14 were as follows: man H P Foxhall stated CITY tfc ���n�:�1 Members of the during be at ele PROPERTY LOANS ��I:vl��e�� ���n��� �� Headquarters the first half hour of planned existing to High Low yesterday's Statesboro which became ef Battery attend the National • mentary school sites In the rural Service­ UNFURNISHED APARTMENT sales that the tobacco -Quick Monday, 16 .•.• 90 70 top Is FOR fectlve July 16 Guard Camp at Fort Stewart July areas outside of Statesboro 1m RENT-Large about the same as roomy 17 ••. 92 74 bringing last CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY SIX room He stated that are Tuesday, July provements should be made at apartment, the change I The medium newly Command Wednesday, 18. 95 71 yea and common 15 Courtland Street painted Has 2 came about With the Isaac W Wise, the Pncif'ic July Ilrooklet, Nevils and Stilson large bedrooms, consohda Capt Williams arc a IItUe .• grades The Hvlng room, tlon of the Air force Will be Thursday, July 19 94 70 higher" schools - dining Savannah WOJG James which will FOR SALE Three-bedroom room, and L Deal Master redesignated overall wIll be elementary kitchen, shower and Pacific Air Friday, July 20 .•••. 94 69 average about the tub bath, Tennille and Savannah and Force/Far East Air make them better SUited for nn home Close III Shady lot on 4 Ma Sergeants Spencer 0 same as last when large closets. front and Forces Saturday, 21 ... 93 70 year 705,058 street back can Post Office B Clark (Rear) III July July educational paved All rooms Highway bus Harry Ray Hcduesg sold on program porch are outside 22 •••. pounds operung for lines and The Sunday, July 89 88 day WILLIAM B. MOVE Insurance rooms Close to Ralph f Mock bolstering of All Force THERE'S LITTLE an of 4 and Curry Agency town Available DIFFERENCE In this scene out Rainfall for the same average $4767 per hundred Middleground Register He here Will of the past and the scene on week Phone PO 4-2825 A urges patrons of the local USAF the Statesboro should be closed as as M Sergeants First Class D strengthen sup IS the date and tobacco market The was pounds soon office Roy change the faces Seen here are the the yesterday only 1.08 Inches �'bw4.2�:\1 post to become familiar port to Admiral Felix s auctioneer, buyers, the the possible Sellg:rr�.tf�t Arnett, Dun Barton Latham W Stump day on the Statesboro tobacco warehousemen, spectators-all a part of William B. I----------'--:..;_= With the In Pacific Area market opening This year the can changes order to ex Faulk Millard L Command, the warehouses 5 Relieve the Hall, Robert • sell overcrowd Moye five and one half hours and spokesman further stated at thh�:;,�edb��� ------------ Ing Matlle Lively Elemen a maximum of 4440 baskets �n°:'b���;-;���� �e:�e �ICh���d�x, tory School and Sallie ZeUe :1��;���L�;�r�1���::��d ��� ������� With two seta of writes text North buyers Insunmce St an ne��I�1 rower book Curry Agency College PHONE MAIL SCHEDULE M:��� Marlon;'ierb�r�rs� t:::I�;O�e�E��n;��s;;n Elementary School by Phone PO 42391 at 4-2825 719 4tc 0800 the 25th of on r• The support for i956 the 6th and Mall ��;;�;�Iel�r, June, assumes J Woman's Club price trunsferrlng 7th Wilham closing ttmc at GOO a m the USNS City 15 439 cents B Moye, FOR General last s to the professor FOR RENT 2 b d - Sergeants Preston Barber Patrick agatnst year grades Statesboro SALE-New three bed St rou tiSe tates b High of furnished caving oro Richard \V This and others beautification, support price of 43 3 School when It is mathematics at room brick veneer home With Rogers and Billy group who converted and Georgia It has duple� r���';tm��� har mall for flew Located on Just been redecorated Collegeboro Steptoe by MATS to Will space IS made available The Teachers Is co carport large Brrrookl an d Sti I Hawaii, than s Aulbert J College author of Available now son be k Brannen, newly corner lot Located In Hos from the FEAF sites at the a Mal Corporal James R Byrd inspector express elected of the Mattie Lively and new textbook In Park letclosing time at 8 U III president ra college alge- pital PHONE L 1 general installations Ire 0 E II I Georg the SallIe Curry Insurance Speciallsts Sec and Class personnel Up ast»!ule • Ftcrtda Zetterower schools '" C Herman s bra Agency SHUMAN at 4 -Pouch Will be f ,Mrs Warehousemen As bee" 3437 ALSO-I'OI dispatched over and ep Bray, president whjch heralded as Phone PO 4�2825 Austin E Deal L Nes comptroller matenal divl emetrey; of should be expanded to at least ha" one the Lesley the Statesboro soctation, and a Bulloch rent, three room fUI Nancy Hanks of the Central ssrons JUnior Wom- county one ot the nished smith 1 bemus H I-------�---- twelve acres each sign\ncant publica- FOR SALE - Perry lames According to an announce an's Club, this week states grower, said this IS the best Three-bcdrocrn that lions or H ment made the club 6 Make limited thls aeneratJon A ���:)�r�fnt n��1 �fll��t�rg��d today by Mayor W members Will not ask average crops around these improvements I X��a���readeJl�� ��o��at�ll�;ro���1 ��r Ihlrd AuJbert Brannen A ut J Class Bowen III a Portal unique of lalh:�I��'t 1!.���Ja�}�lr��le���t�� P').ONE SHUMAN, 113437 lantn gateway S�:�I�IIII�t� James le�u\�:�,�I���, c����IIlf.E�u� F�:a� the mayor and City tobacco growers at the States parts long time Elementary and High concept text book Can make 7 \) lfc H Bowen, E Will Polio vaccine has ly down Mall Haywood conungent support Pacific Council have ar boro market for a few Harold School wriung been payment - Boyd I' leaves Brannen Incorporated closing tllne 2 p 111 completed sold the first Rnd assume pi esent loan WiUl Edgar 0 Deal Paul F Air Force miSSion here of Into the FOR REN I-A Star loute Will Deal Ileads ..,a.-FIa.
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