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Bullooh A Prl.e.Wlnning I'he Herald, A pr-lze-Wlnntng show Slaleshol'O, G,,I, Newspaper _..;._._-- 'Poultry THURSDAY, AUGUST 1954 Newspaper Fot. Rent 26, 1954 1953 • • of.lhc people of OUI' county, n.nd disaster I'clief for Better Newspaper 31 Better Newspaper here ;11 tnelr behalr, OUI� Contests take this slnnd not covel'cd HERALD August !�w�ases by fe{le�� Contests T,HE BULLOCH • 1. 1 am for' Bulloch county In asking rm- YOUI' Vot re elvlng ILS Just and fall' share I shall Bulloch. not make false 01' Idle Dedica.ted To The Statesboro And of nil available money from the p� Progress Of County but shan keep the state for road paving and lm­ lJ'us�'Il!,Il!il In me by my people. NUMBER 42 prcvcment, and am opposed to Slnce"ely, STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAy, SEPTEMBER 2, 195'1 so-called toll roads In every WILEY B, form. �'ORDHAM, in Bulloch. An Editorial 10,000 registered for Sept. 8th primary --- County FOI' Sale Approximately 10,000 citizens of Bulloch county IlI'C eligible In FOR ALE-Upright plano to vote In the prlmnry on Wed­ PHONE good condition, $150, nesday, September 8, nccordlng 7·29·ttc, 541. to Mrs. Horner Simmons .Jr., secretary of the Bulloch County Board of Regtstmrs. She "luted that she did not have on exact count this morning, but thnt "It is approxlmately 10,000" she "old, The polls will be opened from 7 u. 111. to 0 p. In, according to Bruce R. Akins, chairman of the Bulloch County Board of Regll:lll'aI'B. Quick Members of the stateseoro

- commerce FOR SALE Large home, Junior Chamber of consisting of two apartments will operata a motor pool all avenue. locnted on Savannah day during' the election and 100 It. 200 ft. Priced Lot by anyone needing transportation & OL· fit $7,500, HILL 4·2221. only may call by dialing LIFF, Phone 766, In the June 28, 1950, primary Show Value In SALE-Old con- (Blgge.t Town) when Herman was FOR home, IIEXALL Talmadge FRANKLIN and of 2 npartments lo­ someone else. for Three stooges Comedy citizens slating C6MPANY Why pay elected governor, 5,217 Zcttcrower. Lot DRUG Feature. FOR ALL-Shown here I. the City cated on South market services 7 SeU your live­ Serial plus Big Double SHALL BE WATER Bulloch voted, Ga. THERE of county Priced at Phone 2 Statesboro, house near West 90 fl, by 160 ft, stock at your own stockyard. newest wp.1I pump at It, received of statesboro's deep Govemor Talmadge HILL & OLLIFF, Phone Owned and and for FOR RENT-Furnished RUTH'S AUTOMAUC WASH· "CAPTIVE WOMAN" A. B. $'1,800, operated by apart. are James engineer; M. E. Shown before it Bland, city 2,841 votes, and Thompson 760, farmeMl. ment. Available a bout Prompt Field Main. sep­ Robert Clark, Marg8l'et of the water In lieutenant ote member council and chairman received 2,178. lhe INTERESTIDD In it tember 1. MRS. E. C. OLIVER, :;'�iv��. Z��":,,:�:;,�e. Spots gone McDougald, city IF good TOP PRICES Gloria Saunders Marvin Griffin ---- and finance race _ member city councll, I'Ove1'l1or'g business In Statesboro we Phone 155. ltp. commission; and I, M. Fay, HONEST WEIGHTS votes to 8v8.11- of water per received 3,017 carry Sale have an excellent one F. H. A. LOA N S "NEW FRONTIER" <:olots and finish The new pump will deliver 1,165 gallons GOOD GRADING ROOM FOR RENT-Prefe,' chairman, Mr. and CONEl REAL· The the county. Farmers"-Lefl I, shown Lingo, Ion of able, CHAS, E, I. Seaman tolal of the city'. other three pumps. COUNTY'S TWO "Amerloan Danny It to Do Buslne.. With gentlemen. If Intereated William. The Three Meaqulteers new more than the candi­ BULLOCH FOR SALE-Commercial pro­ INC, Pays phone lik. • )ninute This year there arc 41 nomln.ted to re­ TY CO" At Law In the city hi. herd which w•• the bill. of hi. being Yourself. 271·J, 208 South Mulberry Sl. Attorney John Wayne Is 550 feet deep, IIWe're good ·shape now" M .... T. Sr., with on. of dairy on U. S. 301. Both with­ IS-inch' well dates for 18 state offices. con­ D�n Lingo In - convention perty 8·26·tfc. 28 Selbald Street Phone 785 the farmers with National Futuro Farmer. of Amerloa outside of city limits. With lightening action all said, He slated that they. are furnishing Preston Is eelve the American Farmer Oegree at the In and FOR SALE PRODUCERS CO·OP No engineer gressmnn Prince on. Georgia deaning of M .... W. E. Alford, 'with & OLLIFF. Phone 766. Statesboro, homes now free of charge, Those need­ At the I. Emmitt Alford, sen HILL and 135 LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE WANTED-2 or 3 horse tan;; way! for their stock and without In the first Kania. City In October. right A superb new motel water opposition ... odor office. honor given In the Futuro Farme - near We the house at the nomination for the hlgheat acre estate on U. S. 301 In the Phone 626 Statesboro Ga. Statesboro, have buyer secure it from fire olty dis l I' I c.t fol' congressman, of his which put him In the FOR SALE-Wondc"ful Bust- ---R-E-A-L-E-S-T-A-T-E--­ ing water may hogs with cash. Call R. M. -Photo Dobb•. Frozen u 1 a I' Statesboro-Sylvania Benson, Mon" Francia Allen 10 without opposl­ America by ness Opportunity. pop of organization. for per.I------­ CHA8. a CONE REALTY CITY PROPERTY LOANS of located on U. district. Designed CO., YOUR in the race fot' house custard business FOR 22 acres PUT NAME, tlon main- SALE-56 acres, INC. A. "EL ALAMEIN" Andersonville. manence and low cost F. H. LOANS to fill the va­ S. 301 south in one­ furnlsh- cultivated and fenced, ADDRESS AND representative is all tenance, with the finest -QuiCk Service- Comes Included in sales price half mile Of 12 miles (Here Lucy) to left by Everctt WlIllnms, and to match. pavement, NUMBER HERE caney now located in Ings equipment CURRY INSURANCE cursable tank! PHONE g�� re-electton. motor to equipment to Statesobro. Small house and . Creepln crawlln, Teenagers plan who Is not seeking to luxurious HILL & OLLIFF. There are twenty cast. building. new small pond site, al­ _.,,' ,.., "'NO< Scott Brady and a big Fordhanl and W. L. Hug· operate an two- barn, : ... Wiley Jaycees p,?ol units with Impressive St.-Phone 798 Phone 766, lotments. Price $2,650-tel'ms, 15 Courtland Also Color Cartoon candidates for the ------story central structure con- : Elect gins are CHAS. E. CONE REALTY CO., BISMA.REX Model the office, public dining returns House sear left vacant by 8 talnlng INC" 23 North Main ASK R. M. BENSON how to Laundrp Jelection out the vote slreet, : -- room owner-s relief 1·2 Sept.S and prolonged List apartment. Prompt, on Wed., Thurs., Sept. and late Algie Trapnell. Septemper Phone 86. save 20 per cent your get Aside from the motel there Is help : from aeldupset IN· ERNEST an attractive modernized resi- "WICKED WOMAN" FOR RENT-Two bedroom stomach. and : �������E;:�:SON dence with three bedrooms • Trouble home on Cone Cr-esent. Im­ She Was Born for 4� II,. bath and a handsome new _ • V NEED of the servo Cleaning riding 89" WHEN IN Dry mediate occupancy. HILL & OL­ Wanted Beverly Michaels stable with grocm's quarters. Ices of an INDEPENDENT Something new LIFF. Phone 766. FRANKLIN REXALL' Richard Egan On the Courthouse Planned for a lite-time income Call J. M. VANDIVER Square "'I TIMBER CRUISER, - WANTED Cartoon WANTED DRUG COMPANY AI&o - FOR SALE-Lovely brick and place of family residence, TINKER, REG 1ST ERE D Phone 55 Statesboro Serial "Gun- ieutenant G overnor on an uncommon chain of Hogs-Cattle-In Any Phone 2 Gn. Chapter One of L' home, 2 years old, located only Stateaboro,_Ga. FORElSTER, Statesboro, at Brooklet Hi Amounts. 7·15·tfc. Northwest." Jewell drive, two bedrooms, events could have made this Phone 515 or 697·J. fighters of (Paid Political To Sell for den, hardwood floors, ceramic property available. TOP MARKET PRICES ::======-::::-.... lii�--iimD_��_�-�--- tile bath. HILL '" OLLIFF. In addition to the splendid AdVel'lrt�ls�e�m�e�n�t�)������!����ij Sell your IIve.tock at South '. Phone 766. Investment opportunity, this Georgia'. Auction offers distinct recrea- Leading property M. tiona I and club possibilities. EVE��o��lg:;:S "cTO.�:· YOUR FAMILY LAUNDRY Your Conservatively priced. CHAS. LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE Phone 628 - Statesboro, G •. HEAR THE BEST MAN FOR SALE-A new concrete �3 ���� ':�I�L��ee�OSla��: block colored apartment boro, Georgia. Telephone 86. WANTED-For Immediate em. WASHED building with 4 units. Each ployment. Lady with book. SALE-One the most Unit consists of 2 bedrooms, FOR of keeping experience for five and FOR YOUR NEXT on 301 kitchen with gas range, and desirable lots U. S, one-half days office work. DRIED located one-half mile bath. This property earned about Please answer giving qualift­ 375 feet owner a 14 per cent return on north of city, fro�t. cations ex.pe;'lence etc to feet and a of the GOVERNOR Investment last year. HILL '" 250 deep part "Bookkeeper" Box 329 Siates. FOLDED OLLIFF. Phone 766. Inte Blsh Murphy farm. Con- boro Ga.' '8.26.tfc. ��c��;Jiu���:R���lng 1--'------P-r-o-p-e-r-.-t-y---· FOR SALE-One or the best livestock fanns In Bulloch On Statesboro's FOR home on SALE-Lovely county, For details see JOSIAH street on a nice tree Pine ZElTTEROWlilR. bed- Tp"kLIE"'i:dNvAIIIMm,I"N'.Ts-Tlh covered lot. Consists of 3 .. the· multi.vitamlns', 1'00ms, living room, dining FOR SALE-185 acres. 85 that give you 3 big RADIO STATION WWNS 1'00m, kitchen and bath. HILL cultivated fall' to good soli extras plus red & OLLIFF, Phone 766. 2 miles ft.om pavement, 14 Vitamin 8,.. .mllea to Statesboro. Small six- 12'1 2 • 5 , house and small tobacco 1490 On Your Radio Dial FRANKLIN REXALL . 1 With allotments. barn, pecan trees, DRUG COMPANY Price $lO,500-half cash. CHA8. Phone 2 Statesboro, Ga, FOR SALE-Waterf"ontlots on E, CONE REALTY CO., INC., Rive,' at Cresent, Ga. Iroom23 North Main street. Phone 86, Sapelo Ideal for summer, cottages. Prices rrom $1,000 to $300. When OLLIFF. Phone 766. ����fC� \0LOS MOB I LE Hill HAND FOR SALE-Nice home on Ba- FRED· vannah avenue with 2 bed­ • and l'Ooms, living room, kitchen dining room combination. Screen $'2,409.6� pOl'ch and bath. Very I'easonable OLLIFF. At A In price. HILL & Speaks Great Rally Phone 766. "88" 2·0,. Sedo•• D.llv.red locally, tlol. and local and taxel .I('ro. In FOR SALE-Large lot, locnted FOR BEAUTIFUL FLUFF-DRIED CLOTHES on North Main strcet. 110 by For a lurprilingly low price, 260 feet. HILL & OLLIFF. That'. right' BRING THEM TO futur..... future­ Phone 766. you can own thl, tyled, 1954 "Rockol" Engln. Oldlmobll.1 FOR SALE-Large home, 10- powered MOULTRIE stl'eet. drive It cnted on East Parrish Mak. a dal. 10 .... and -Iodayl THE MODEL "WASH.A.TERIA H"" just bcen remodeled. living quarters. HILL mod.1 and STATESBORO Spacious Your depend. upon cholc. of SOMETHING NEW IN & OLLIFF. Phone 768, prlc. and accelsorle.. body style, optional equipment All brand new equipment in which to get Price. .lIghtly In adjoining communit'•• Olliff may vary your laundry done in "Rain-Soft" water witl)_pure At becaule of Ihlpplng chargel, All prlcel lubj.ct ta "Lux a that is exclusive with us. terms! Flakes," process modern chang. without notice. C�"'ck Ol'r budget FOR SALE-Very It's Drive.ln for Quick Service-Three hour frame home with 2 bedrooms, and fold den, living room-dining room service during which we wash, fluff-dry ('omblnatton, kitchen and one for only 7 cents per 3:15 P. M. SATURDAY • ------11 bath, Included with this house your family laundry-all Is TV antenna, electric dish­ pound. wfl'3hcl', electric ,was h I n g Notice We use wonderful Lux Flakes in rain-soft machine, ail' condition unit, only AUGUST 28 dl'nper'les and curtain rods. water, There's nothing like it to give you sweet· HILL & OLLIFF. Phone 766. Drive in -Priced $12,500- clean, fluff·dried laundry, today.

--.-- Phone 766 MODEL "WASH·A·TERIA" .. TODAYI-- --- SEE YOUR OLDSMOBILE DIAL FOR SALE OR RENT-DuBose On the Courthouse Square-Your Hometown Dry Cleaning Plant. This business is completely equipped Laundry, WOODCOCK MOTOR INC. Here," 'Fred Hand's Your Man tor Immediate operation. BuUd. CO., "Have it Done At the Bowens, They Live Ing and equipment may be pur. - - Dial PO 4·3234 r.ha.ed or leased. HILL '" OL­ 108 Savannah Avenue Phone 74 Phone 55 Statesboro LIFF. Phone 786. STATESBORO, GEORGIA ". To save or not ��Iae I,SI,llloell Ilel�ald OUR DEMOCRACY--byMet

- that Eslabllshed March 26, IU37 Published Every Thursday to save, OP[;N DOORS The

Second Olasa on WILL 11£ opaNING AGAIN SOON AND Entel'ed ut the Statesboro Post Office as Mutter of the 5CHOOL DOORS �ditor�s Georgia is the POUR. MILLIONS OF YOUNGSTERS Junuw'y 31, 1946, undel' Act or r.nngl'css, Murch 3, 1887. question THROUGH THEM WILL OR WILL �E JUST AS GLAD_ WHO, CONF�SSING IT NOT, SEPTEMBER 1954 RUSSELL 2, By MANY ARE' COUNTING UP THEIR. SUMMER. IJ II e a s TI;tuRSDAY, M£AtJWHILE. yell a iI' AND OTHER ClOD JO�S, Whether to away the E�RNINGS FROM LAWN MOWING Ii Six Monlh. tax, paint Subscrtpt.ton Rate: One Year $2,50, $1,75; plus HER�S WHAT THE A� certatn numbel' of last tl'8CC9 of IIltie bodies 89 hi MANAC SAYS THE WIiATH­ ond and 01' shouts [It the MEMBER OF GEORGIA PRESS ASSOCIATION they grow up, up up to� fi�gel's ER WILL BE: VOice, keep them fOJ' memories' sake "BUCIOTY-BUCI( nH6�B I LBiODEL COLEMAN Dcdlcated to lhe Progress Is n mother's She WRR F'INGIilRS 00': problem. Hot UP'�:. Today, Sept. 2 ��ANYI hen she the "tl'CC·l11on" Editor lelling me how badly needed f of Statesboro and team down a breakfnst-nook-spot Sept, 3 ...... Fair hol1e,'s the 27 West Main Sll'eet to paint Friday, I�Utn�� he are Bulloch County, but how she hated to cover up th��I(S up-'''rwo'' ho Slatesboro, Georgia Saturday, Sept. 4 Fair the rcnns on lhe wall made by yells." �Vl'ong'l cl'ies the ''It'ee. of her IItUe children man, tOPSide, the bodies Sunday, Sept. 5 Pleasant gleefUlly hOllers who arc now grown up and Then the mass of . kids bl'e8� rrom home, She went on Monday, Hot up, The team more serious we think away �ept. d�wn fOI'ms figal It's than 10 describe lhe IIneliness of a with the t"ee-mon Hot g"H"plng 11'4 but Tuesday, Sept. tt'ee nnd house tnat stayed orderly the othe,'s lining IT'S A STRANGEl under the title "Look ut I listened earnestly behlnd-hond �� paradox­ writing "CI'Y quiet. Wednesday, Sept. 8 .... Unsettled between Ies because I hend between more adults read comic strips in the Comics"," answers the nnd with sympnthy legs, head ;;:� wag In 0. posltlon to thoroughly BLAME US IF Icgs-nnd so children, Comic "Can delin­ BUT DON'T 10 lhe las; newspapers than question: juvenile Two lillie children understand. THE ALMANAC IS WRONG, t"w,oene,n are read he traced to OUI' nest even .. books most widely by quency actually have flown Now, hnd the tl'ee�lllfill" come home to roost guessed the children, crime comics?" says: UIOUC'I! they ccn'eer numbel' or - HOW on vacations. These limes 6.1'e "BUCKJ'rv BUCK, fingers lhe other and those or "tree-mon" There is, of course, an overlap; "My investigation looked forward 10 all UP?" 11I1d held greatly hy up, his side then a and associates have led of us. ��e�!n;��Ot��tS :,,�?T have eUI'I1(?d but the distinction is valid my us, very the appal" about It, �"Ol1ld at but con­ We had forgotten tunlty to do lhe one, unexpectedly first, Artel' this conversation with r'unutng- anOOl important we used to when I R game play jumping and holle,'lng "BUCK_ as the studies went on, f"lend I round myself In on school Comic in newspapers clusively my we were In grammar ITY-BUCK, HOW strips sentimental rnood. MANY to the conclusion that crime extremely down on South Collcge street FINGERS lOOT UP?" a severe censor­ TABLE NAPKINS", , function under would I complain SPECIAL LOW PRICE Nevel' again back 011 comics nre an con­ way when. "BucIHly-Bllck" it was fun.' exercised important about the many evidences of All Colonial by newspaper - ship Il's culled, "BUCrCITY HOW factor to children In our house. Some BUCK, 80 COUNT tributing present-day au" editors all over the nation, And It took Josh Laniel', MANY FINGIilRS I GOT UP?" I'd for the dlsarrny Not are cloy long on Boule- juvenile delinquency, only neighbor OVOI' Colloge -we can now heal' Waller Stores Will Be For comic books there is no of OUI' uouse, I knew. present to scnd au" back ) crime comics a contributing factor vard, thoughts Aldred yelling It. Buddy Ring, PACKAGES an outside such censorship by So It was comparatlvely to those wonderful carefree Basil Bob tOe wald, Cone, Donald. to many delinquent acts, but the much that CLOSED to was Hudson day, � which has the simple accept days when Bucklty-Buek son, Nubby Powell, \\1111 Smith agency authority from Napkins of Into the house type of juvenile delinquency O'UI' I started ,..i&II the favorite game during cer- were all to it is common to find -they good ones. AMERICAN, _, SPECIAL PRICE reject-so (he but stopped to pick school I'. LOW time cannot be understood unless porch C.HILDREN TODAY LEAR.N NOT ONLY THi",.HREE ,"".I1UT AI.5;" tam seasons of the yen And here was Josh Lanlel(J MONDAY, so and 8. semi-pornographic stories, gory a dozen 01' loops was nll the i(lds a been up ARE TRAINED IN VOCATIONAL SI ME Enjoy quick brcnkrllsts Laundry stop done. set up a "change jar' 'into which loa51· Only the leadership is lacking were chee1fully CENTER CUT ex­ ... �\:'Ih ?roSI�WI��U;;S��bl�P QUALITY ARMOR'S so called books mix blood, sex, Towal'd oldest Bon I $2 worth of change, I BEEF - U, S, CHOICE COLONIAL'S WINNER to take the initiative in investi­ evening my pu� SA V·A·TA PE premiums WHITE'S CONFIELD BABY LINET from his wOl'k plained to the boy that he could -free or at violence, which incites fascination I'eturned bring· amazing' OR GOOD BREAKFAST the situation in OUI' own or all at time, When I was 8, my fathe,' be­ discount! LARGE PACKAGE gating Ing with him a ja,' filled with take any any �Iax Lt.ekwood.) 12 Oz. Pkgs, in the immature mind, teach me I added that we would add gan to the 81't of ? HAM community, and making recom­ a snake. It was, according to Shop Col"ial- S,,, b,lh �_ �f.ll fl'om time to time. The pl'inting in OUI' family shop and en and on r�vd! These lead to and a female bull sno.ke, change prcmlllm� �tJ STEAK BACON temptation mendations, him, and it was the tho t ,viii Jmow whn t it wili RIB POUND me on a small More He smiled he these snakes seven 01' I'esult is gulte amazing. He has put sala!'y acquire WEINERS . 2for2ge confusion, all his him to He POUND It should be an and than I disliked smile of youth, but be necessary for do. Pound easy simple eight feet In length when full not even spent his full dolls!' a.nything else, the janltol' tasks-so Dod made shoulders he carried the re­ does not know how much time IVORY SOAP Parson's Household In the September, 1954, issue of This little fellow was u \Veele "It looks too valuable pi'ocess, grown, of a man. It was he must to 01' a game of them, He would sponsibilities give sCI'vice, the only three feet 01' so. He was piled In the jal'," he says, Any­ 9ge magazine "Scouting" pub­ Here is where our PTA, our his fil'st time home aftel' he had when 01' undel' what conditions 64e two nickels lIsual placed along side the 1izzR.l'd way, I know I, can get It If I place (my 2 Bars. Z7c 43e 5ge to the he will be asi I'eally lmow how to plan 360'5 Baptist he come uninvited into the fol' all cares of named the bird after you be. by I'emindlng me evel'Y time dlsl'ega,'d the of the fact thnt he Imows not Church in our And on 12 he will to tUl'n later saw hands the w0l1d, COUld be the expressing regrets September house up grown Cause he Is just like you, He's they my go Into my this boy when he will be called, how long DUZ to his full seven feet in bed Within a short time the that ca""ied the to that Elder Virgil F, Agan is move into a new area of service­ fuli of pep," Befo,'e the day wa" pocltets, only yesterday 0" where he will be a�l(ed DOZEN - with one of us? b,'oke un­ football for a ai' over overy boy found that a bird boys my habit-and, tOUChdown, serve.- leaving this community to use his , where he will be the 13c Thel'e is consolation fol' their own tossed the no-hit that Lemons Size my had been named a,ftel' him, consciously perhaps, game Med. thus flU' Sunkist has 3ge talents to elsewhere, of he,' little too. The help people pastor the Atlanta Primitive f,'lend who misses Fl'om then on, not only was the made him a hero to his friends, Congl'ess a children who and failed t.o come forward with We've known this Primitive Church, are gl'own up bird life Bround my friend's -Rotarian Khalil S, S, Jama.), who awoke one day and realized FRESH Baptist sel'vlce t} THRIFTY, __ ALWAYS 31c away from home, I doubt that home pl'oteoted, but also that Nobnl'eth, Is,'ael. he had a gil'l fl'lend, Could this real plan for mlllta.l'Y Large Pkg. minister for a time, We commend him to Baptist long to the people could stand Rnd the continues ., anyone woman the enUI'e communiLy. 'Vhen n be him? mllltal'Y 6 CS GIFT 011 FRE� W_tTH We've seen the'Statesboro church whom he will serve well and with the of little children d,'aft and Olll' youth !-arnall' GE mix.cr­ FOODS 2 Loaves suspense new boy joined the he BI'oilel'S and ll1al'itcted As he looked and saw accept Il,OO,KS! FROZEN BREAD 25e gong, grown up me, lhat leaves h.lndlcr because it's portable. over' too many ycars and keep tolc.en to a haphazard basis 150 he served grow from services on patience and was immediately my. in Georgia last yeaI' were valued a broad gl'ln stl'etched aCI'oss other ,aluable SAY. SMOOTH CAMAY SOAP understanding, uncertain MOTHER'S, , _ CREAMY het' Thcl'e Is com· them bewildered and I\·T'\ PE prrmiums-frce equlllbnlm. friend to have a blr'" named at Arthur his face and as I his one each month, with We'll miss this We'be­ $93,000,000, says grasped R or at FROZEN just Sunday preacher, pensation In all of the futUl'e, It gives them nma;;:illG discount I REALGOLD things, afte,' him, poultryman for the hand In friendship it was wlU, Cannon, last fling a Saturday service, to services on Iieve that people of all denomina­ -Rotal'ian Van deSire to ha.ve that one Sho, Colonlal_S", borh Pt. 2 Bath Size 25c J. Chandlel', Unlvel'slly of Georgia Agl'icul­ pride I called his name. As we MAYONNAISE Jar. 35e set'v· � en 60z.3For are called into premiums end lin food! in each month, tions in our NEW HOPE WSCS MEETS Tex, tU1'01 Elxtenslon ta.)lted befol'e they MIX 3ge will miss Kingston, Service. old times and futUre every Sunday community call LEMONADE SILVER LABEL OR GOLD LABEL AT HOME OF MRS, ice nnd wilen the expeoted We've seen of as plans he told me of his WOl'k the addition a well him much, them marc 3 Bars 25c CLINTON WILLIAMS falls to come, leaves Reg.' nnd of new friends. his thnn IVORY FLAKES FROZEN organized Bible study program for He has done his work here well confused ond bewildel'ed DIXIANA FRESH COFFEE Lb. 1.09 Then he went his but Bag S Mrs, Clinton M,'s, way, ., all ages, We've seen the and we believe in the Williams, befol'e, � young pleasing tIle aftel' he had gone lhe 101- Cal'l Scott and Mrs, Nell Scott long 12 Oz. need 2ge ---.- our By we _.-- organize themselves into sight of Lord, Light­ of that smile IIngcl'ed on, It seems to me U10t STRAWBERRIES people were hostesses to the members mage I of CHINESE PEPPER STEAK -.' !l Youth service, We bid him of the New WSCS at lhe thought then of the thousands now to have. a concrete plan weekly Fellowship Godspeed, Hope outlined ------r· ond thousands of them across pl'epnl'ednes8 GREEN home of Mrs, Williams on Wed­ of military SOMERDALE BABY Colonial's Natm·· the \'3;ord to BEES' 1 pound Olll' drawn lip MRS. nesday altel'noon of last weele , land, away fl'Om home, old to OUI' youth and the and I friends and loved ones. them stl'ong -PSALM 60- include all, 10 Oz. I ... the 1ge With these M,'s, George Hagan had Thousands of young men, tens the weak the I'ich and poor, LIMA BEANS discollcel·ting thoughts o GOD, thou hust cast us otf, Icy of Succoth, the il­ chat'ge of the program. The of thousands of them, who had the quia), witted and TT�::::���:::t�'�ulldsteak' thou host scattel'cd lIS, thou Gilead Is and Manasseh to theme was "Meeting' Rural mine, answel'ed the call to duty, IItel'ate. We mllst ta.l� . the great State of Georgia, Mlll'ciu ond Pall'icla oval Ill'l'allgements in white SheaJy were givcn ns f!lvol's. Tho calee ANNOUNCEMENT Eye-popping in !;g�g_�J pnssed the napltins, that fit as fluted columns, Fel'n bulls on HOl'vey was a I'eplica of n COI'I'ol, (eatUl'- Circles One nnd Two of the though they oach side completed the a.ltal' ]\fI's, R. S. Bondu,'nnt gl'eeted ing cRmpfll'es, I'ange, Ilouses Primitive Baptist Chu1'ch will Seven red-headed, red,blooded brothers SCHOOLS were SEPARATE PUBLIC A the at the and Mrs. and not fashioned just for de8lgn. mol'c Intimate cit'cle guests dool' cowboys l'ldlng their' be held Monday aftel'noon, meet seven beautiful blushing bridesI for' the br'ide and Allen Lanier' Intl'oduced them to hOI'8es, September because groom wns 6, of the Court has caused lhe you, They stretch where schools, The Supreme ruling suggested in Ule use of white I'eceiving line, Othel's flS- The chlldl'en invited were Lgbol' Day Holiday, I am for separate public In make nstel's and whitc satin I'ibbon ser'ving and enlel'_ membel's of the 'cindel'gRI'ten ••• future of our schools, Let me my Sl�ting much concern the ,::-.. ,"- they should stretch, , , regarding IXlWS, The chancel I'ail WB.q taming were ]\f"s, Inman class. Those were e Fay, p,'esent MISS MARGIE ALLEN all of I am for separate public ('ovel'cd wilh COOlltiC with MI'!, A, L. \Vallel', A,It's, Josh Ed Tel'- on this clear to you_ palms Jimmy Alfol'd, Bowen, HONORED AT PARTY where position subject while MI'S, cling they should schools, CIll'ysnnthemullls illlei' Hagin, Hal'I'y Flelchel', I',V Caplenol', DOllna Dcnlllal'I" UTS, FI'ed entertained of the races In our pal'ley schools, I am opposed to the mixing spersed, Ml's, LeRoy Shealy, Mrs. COl'Oline Fl'nnl ... of The clean 'new taxes on the people Georgia, bl'ldesmalds were Misses to win I. am opposed to any We are meet Donell Thompson, Rack­ JOIN �MALL AND LAR6E to WIn going taxes, We can and we will FI'Mces right. Governor there will be no new ley, HaJi of am your Nancy Beaufort, COUNTI�- ANY PISASTER ELECT taxes our S, services without imposing new upon C,; and Thelma FOl'dham, ac:rro m:: the demand for public Theil' jilin_ AFFECTS THE for the dl'esses wel'e identical in ICi>= 'iAf p 'enolallls, She calTled a white (rt � h, 'ltC'L lined with white satin, t.lmllied with cas- Fur-therance flower's and "'. P�eGe�+Fme I'ibbons. I""': cading ".,-. AdministratIon{; Hllndy Watel's Can, BeaufoJ't, I�-""- S, C" served as ring bearer and (. was dr'esscd like the S ushcJ's, / Achie�ement� Leon Riohardson served as hie Q b,'othcl"s best man, _ gl'Oomsmen wel'e RichardUShel'-1GUl­ I ledge, bl'other of lhe bride, At- � fTfOH6IA� Enll'l lanta; Comer! BrunSWick; Q Jimmy Clawson, Lafayette; ... _ , aO NEXT 6OVERNOR Mrs. E. L. Barnes hostess to of Cotton CampbeH /Political Ad-s- Warnock Demonstration Club

GEORGIA'S 375,000 VETERANS ARE MIGHTY SQUARE SHOOTERS of (And MarVin GrIffm IS One Them) service With SIX years of contllluous a scratch on Lieutenant Governor and Without JOB TRAINING' his record durlng this ON THE for hiS well -GrIffin' friends are campntgnmg deserved PROMOTION TO GOVERNOR voters In ApprOXimately 92 per cent of the related to a Bulloch County are veterans 0 are to let veteran and they are not gomg GrIffin this PROMOTION from Marvm Marvin Griffin s friends In (Political Ad paid (or by Bulloch County)

160 PRIZES every month July, August, September

EASY TO ENTER Drink deliclous NuGrape Soda, then complete the statement- • I like NuGrape Soda best because m 25 words or less address and Send your entry With your name ana

3 NUGRAPE SODA ���' Botti. Top. � To NuGrape Contest POBox 1266, ATLANTA, GA 3 N Enter as often as you like Be SUI e to send uGrape Soda Bottle Tops wah each entry It's costing you money now! THAT'S AU THERE IS TO ITI Each the car CLOSES JULY 31st day, you now drive drops m value It Will never FIRST CONTEST be worth more CLOSES AUGUST 31st toward a new Ford than It 18 this minuta, SECOND CONTEST What sort of deals IS with CLOSES SEPTEMBER 30th special Thompson making Ford, you'll get the car that depreciates leas THIRD CONTEST �n�e,ear that holds onto Ita value Iooger. -

- - I with the Negroes In Georgia? TEAR OUT FlU IN MAIL TODAY It may cost you�money later! CONTEST ENTRY BLANK UnIeee you own a recent model or OFFICIAL He claims to be for Ford, an expensive car segregation in the chances are that It will be daytime, made obsolete by a new model' THIS SPACE m the low \VIATCH RULES But, price field, Ford 18 the only V-8 powered FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE Sod. the only car with Ball-Joint Front and then the .t.alomeDL I Ilk. NuOrape buf what 'does he claim at Suapension • Drink NuOrapo Sod. ecmplete Finest night? tC8hr.e onI11 modern-etyled car Th d belt bee.UN In 25 worda or leu Quality Soda BoLO. • that the '54 Ford Will still be - �:Gr.pe :e �p ����f:ures me��WI r:UN�8�7;!i!t�ug:�t':.� 8p"oa�:i2a�nl��t.aS �on� Sod_ Bot.tle TOPl_ltb trade-in value for t1ml* na L ke but nelude 3 NuGrape good the future. OR· • Enter a. many you Contelt was M received before mldn Ihl July 31 judl� in tat Why E. backed each entry All entri_ CoD�L Thompson the ? m dnlaht September 30 in ant MONUMENTS by Negro ? AU,UIIl 31 In 2nd Conlat ., ? mldnllhl ? the National NuOrape Compaay tha1r ---1�- enter employeea of • • Anyone may ellcept • or their famU .. We In And It's a • boUlel'l advertlalnl aleney Specialize costing you whale a • blank from your NuOrape Press and In of bl. k any &heet of or any entry Negro Bloc Vote 1948 1950 FOR AS LITTLE AS • UII8 thl. entry pD�r of thou,lit. Original Designs �-:!�:1���:t8�:1 bD·��:.O� � ili�� :!�d:�tfu �::eao'Ctu:- lot. of pleasure! most an­ ��dl::;' From the important • .= Guy Your and In 1954? FOL' :al:ue::a�"A'li:;:;�e�!°:illt�oo��fi�nario����j�f&::n r��-:-ta:U again For the action of where .tate law. .Uow example, eager Ford s brand new 130 II loeallawl Volid Duly , or P I "I Munufactui er • Y-bloek V-8, grves you the kind of Go in to livestock BEER SODA be.1 beeou.. \ about at all DRAFT nouncement years I like NuGRAPE SlHteRhm 0 +nduatry driving speeds Its deep bl;;;�u re d�eamednction design 11 years ahead No other low Since 1922 priced car 0°ffwers even Counl MIX-EM-UP IS an V 81 in Bulloch y MEL�IN BACK TO HIS OLD ordtnary producers handhng and smoother TRICKS OF riding of *After -.- counties. Thayer DROOLING DOUBLE-TALK ���:c: �tll�Je etC18;:r Ford in Its Down Paymen', and sUl'l'Olmding field has It 'DAr �ut ��� m�:t:a�:��:'��rI�nIY really know the difference It makes Monument Call us-we II gIadelto11 onel lIe Is "po,·n Eve,.ytl,ing arrange PRODUCER'S CO·Op Company Tuck's Package Shop � W PHEBUS MAin Sl That Will EXCHANGE Phone 439 Get Hi,,, A Vote! MOTOR COMPANY LIVESTOCK QN,------Ga sl A1 (This Political Ad Is paid for the friends Statesboro, mSBORO GA by of Marvin Griffin In Bulloch 626 _ Sale Every FrIday County) --11 Miles on Metter Road, Highway 46;"- Phone Brooklet,, Georgia .IRl11es Foote Insl week MI'. and Mid. Jmucs Btinson spent tt'Ison elfS MI'. und 1.'1"9. Joe Brooklet New8 and lillie son of S S N visiting rbcHuJlochHerald,Staleshoro,Gn.���������������������������� tumbtn, GI'00m8 und WlIlon In Pooler, THURSDAY . Ift�t week�nd K8 ' SE ]954 spent guests PTEMBER 2 1954 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, of MI' nnd MI'1! 1I'lIl1nm rom- Iil"nesl Bensley has returned SALE r, after lwo weeks Johnny and Jimmy went to p SAVINGS Stock UP an rs, Lcs1 ie Schearhack home DAY Mrs. W. D. Lee entertains at Icy. M d M spending n BIG LABOR his slstel·. Mrs. Robert Oranttvllle, S. C. to visit MI' h SUPply 01 Mr'5, .1. H Hinton and xttss visiting 1�'OVldofOI' pullet, Smlth nl Blltchton. and MI·s. B"uce Green JU'I II Mo,'Y Anslo), returned IIndny a son ami:s elh o flrsl NOW announce the birth of family. egCo .," I,k\, rrom n three wook'. In Brannen Bensley left Sutur- will need Silver Tea for Methodist Ladies u-lp calcium for unnda, New YOI'k .nd mauv day tn go to 1- mbroke where formation. ev� By MRS. W. H. MORRIS will be III a serv- Tho average homemaker The By Mrs. John A. Robertson other pine es of Inlo·,'osl.· employed Pleasant Hill Methodist Church For Long �'I'.'I uncI '1''l lOS, Joe unci ta tI walks about pullcts frOIn M I', und Mrs. \Vu I ter H a tc I ICI' Lcstle Schear- dren, Hubert, Joyce, llie f'our miles u year I Ing mas to a In . Chan';," M on d afternoon A'11'9. w. D. b. announce the blt-th of II the dRY Sunday savan- I·S. H ay vice prestdent WlllifUn Howell- Of S. C.. vislt.ed k, spent e�1"I'. an�n�1 any Morrtscn just making up ono b d InYlng InaMI MI·s. they begin to 22 Weekend BeRufo�·I. Robert, on JIlLh her' daughtor., lny. Lee enter'tuined the Indios of the second "Icc' president. SRI'� Iauves hem IRSI week. Leslie August "Isltlng had IlS dinner guests" Sunday, morning. She spends La)'ln Ohserved Home �on. u';,.,u�a�� rnora Coming Au�ust Methodlst Church with a sttvcr Ornce Lanier: third "I 0 at the Bulloch H08- Lois Logan Mr. and MI·s. W. M. phoSphorou•• prest- Lanier 26. County 29, hours each year on this one J; Miss MRdgo spent �eed vitamin 0 In the church audltorium at dent, Jackie Proctor and JORn plLRI. Mrs. Schenrback Will be Air. and Mrs. IDllls Beasley �U��:Sl lhon g MRL EDNA BRA�N�N Tea; this week willI friends III DRY- almple Job. 4 a clock. She presented a love- McCormick: s reta ry PRm IR Miss Ethel and children, Billy. Lindo a.nd S°"oa:�o CI�:�I���n PUI�;I�. So eaiy lona Fla. G;��, A:�Yd 'M ra. Beach, Homecoming was observed vislLed WIUl her mother, Iy program, "My Task," and Howard: troasurer.·· Bel � \' Fny of Savannah and MI'. and Chrls and vtckei-y Morrfson of MI'S, Glenn Harpel' and �����e��be��edSLI��n. MeUlodist Turner and brolhel', JnoK to . Hill chorister' Jimmie at lhe Pleasant Mory was assisted Misses Ba.r'bara Howell; Le� �11·s. Brooks Beasley and chll Savannah and MI'. and Mrs . II by Bonnie and Linda ITI����::���������������� last weekend. daughters, Church lost The Rev. Turner GI'lffeth and and Mc rmlck; Beverlv VISITORS and Leah of Chot- Thoma H and and Sundnv. dUT'ipg Betty snyder, reporter of vtstt ed her mother, dren, Roger' ayes Tommy nnd son hom. xtnccn, O. A. Pl'lce dellvet'cd lhe serl110n Mrs. J. E. Pn1'l'ish take Paul Gl'isendlne, McCormick; ptanist, ih'S. Joh� MI'. 1111d M,·s. H. S. Brannen Tenn. MI: HOC' I orris. STRONGBERG S. last week- tanoogn r:: CARLSON IHsl weekend In romley .. and H. Swain o. at 11 o'cloclt n. m. They also Johnny, spent C, Proctor; esststaru ptanlst, children. JI'. and and !vi;" Rnd MI'�. C· a� P. IS The silver that was dono ted enMrds. Beasley' Visiting Alhens wilh hel' doughlel', Ml's. J08n of AI'e had speclnl music and singing �1J·s. Fell, Part-ish: COUIlSelOI.S. Houston, Texas. S. Proclol' were dlnnel' h el lol CI, I, nnd Ml's. Les- Ralwv'" will be added to the Methodist �IJ". T. H. BI)'Rn left xton- gnesl� _1�s: Ph MCa,la.haU Albeit MI', Howlll'd Quantity RIght. a weelt wllh n fl'om Savannah HawnI'd, Mrs. F IV. and Mrs spending his a f 1\f'J, Oild:M'IS..B E. l1e Schesl'back fol' wee s, qum'lcl Youth Iund the Hughes (or Mocon wh('l'o she will visiting Beaslcy two k' TV Fellowshlp Al dR�T and some locnl lnlenl lIIRO. nnd little son, ,Joc. . oun- . mothel' MI' M . FliPe x All"j Sh' aSSistant _ I e B' ' , ,s. agg lanncn, 22 , � at Sunday , August FI' I ends will be Intel'ested to '...... r. Low Prices c I Ose of the I'efresh- spen'd 11h.' week \\lesleynn lll1 old- M1'. a.nd l\·II'R. A. U. Mincey meeting and MI John Rnd M,·. and Mrs, l\!c. : AL the noon houl' selors Mr Homel' r-.lIss.' Bcttle of Sa- know Mr, Red Mitchell is Im- It. the Melho- Ml's, - mcnts wei'e sel'vedb'"Y .I,ll'S Lee, 'College nttending Logan Something Special in TV Sets basltet hmuh was by ""·fl'. ond Low Prices 4 Prootor .Mr . nnd ]o.11�.';; E, O. Elveen and other hel'e. LOI� fnshloned llccompanled PI'OCt�r And I'elatlves , weel' after a In � disl chool of Missions. Is the Slay the Bul- . InsL SlIn­ Everyday served In SOllthel'n hosplln.lity ,TImmy Mineey spent. . L8nh�I' . MI'. and Ml's " F G"lnel' Mi.• Ann CI'Omlov hus I'e- 11'1\��;n�h gl'ansp�ndmgmothel', M,·s. W. Fcl'ovlngoch County Hospital. '. In SAvanna.h. a �el' t.o cal. ond pI nty day IA. Too! Al I'ccent meeling of the ond Teddel' and A Beautiful 'I style. Plenty Everyday­ STATESBORO. gl'andson MI'. M,·s. Iill'nest Table IlIrnod fl'Om MRcon 'wllel'e she 'Ha;'I'y' A. �,,·mel:. Attaway Perfectly Model the Specials Pl'lmltlve Youth Pellow- r,k". ,.";"''i''d",,,;,,�,,'.·.','.lleft.'' In lhe oftcl'noon Baptist Ml's. Hal'dmRn Rnd Iwo lI'eel,. with Miss has I'eturned to 1I1C1� home I� visited MI'. and Mrs. Horaoe ! MI'. and spenl MI's Bob Koys lIl1S I'etul'ned 21-lnch Set With 24 Tubes the church PORTAL 'METHODIST Too ship lhat was held 8t the .. cl'owd I'eassembled In Speciitls. Jacksonville. Fin .• artel' und Joel HRrdmRn of ColbelL wOl'e Bonnie Hal'per. vlsiling lo Cuhfol'llia to hel' hus- Attawa.y famlJy Saturday, music SU N DA Y SCHOOL p,'lmitive Church, Ihe following his Mrs. B. E. .joln Lovely All-Wood Cabinet and enjoyed mOl'. special \Vllllnms siSler, Bcasley' and on Miss Jimmie 1...011 after some lime August Sunday, ENTERTAINS CLASSES ncw officers wCI'e insllilled' wcckend at lh(' home of spendmg �1, and together. Lb. Cello guesLS left OJld MI'. Beasley hel'e, b,q��, All Wave Antenna With fellowship 1 and Miss Bal'ool"8. Jones her mothel' herc. 22, MI', and Mrs. Rotor POl'tal Methodist Sun- PreSident, R. L. Akins; first Mrs. J. H Griffeth. ��Igllst Quite a number of membel's The & DRAWN FANCY SundAY AUonta where they MI'. and Mrs. BI'ool