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YOUR PROTECT I,BACKWARDLOOK I EYES THEM TEN YEAllS AGO ARE BY Fro.. Bulloch TI..�: June 26. 1930. J ... YOUR "Marked ..as the BULLOCH , ...1 CONSULTING by SImpliCIty TIMES I marrIage Tuesday of Miss NIta ... , +... r II .. I I I I ,, 1 I· BEST THE '1"1' II I 1"1' I I I' I , ... I 1 I 'I I I I I I 1'1' 1'1 '1'11 Donehoo and Jason of Sa (STATESBORO NEWS-STATESBORO EAGLE) ____++_++_+_++-H..+++++++++++++ "P;';=:;:;;�;�::':�++l�.++, Morgall. [,,�;i�"�: FRIEND BEST vannah. at' the hOmfll Qf the brlde's has from 11 Dr BWloch returned parents and Mrs J E Done.hoo Tlmea. Established 1892 " Mrs. Blitch ... Conaolidated January 17. 1917, Personal Fetes Visitor on Sav�nnah avenue" Statesboro Ne , Establlahed 1901 7urely tn! t� 1�1:��:r DR. M. SCHWAB'S SON } STATESBORO. GA., JUNE 1940, A DIstrict Press AasoclatlOn held Staleaboro Eagle. EatabUahed 1917-Conaolldated December 1920. THURSDAY, 27, I; VOL. 49-NO. 11 Mrs WIley DeLoach was a viaitor IPb®1'CW ANNOl.]NCEMENT 1J'ROOKLET 1J'RIEFS T�RSDAY, JUNE'27, 1940, BULINCH TIMES AND �----�------STATESBORO NEWS MRS. F. W. HUGHES, Reporter. Miss Maude White we have a real leader in this work, which is so very I beneficial to tho child ron who take FOI advantage of It. Parents, strain a fresher and point let children come and 11.�Il!��q��Jfrom a visit with relati�es at ��:�:'"���� your Syl- his illiness at his homo near here and :���,.���:.��JJones, who had her tho vania. been' visiting join group. SUGAR -INSIST is ON real sick. parents, Mr. lind Mrs. Luther Mc- Friends of Tom Miss Ruth of is Denmark, o,f At. Kingecy, Macon, Several from here attended the Elveen, for several days. lanta, will to hear that the house guest of Mi.ss Virginia regret he will revue uftemoon at Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Miller. style Saturday Dal.oaeh, of need to have his leg amputated the Teachers College. Savannah, were dinner guests of Mrs. further up H� has Miss Bill MeKee, of is right away. had DIXIE Atlanta, Folks have about sold all their DeLoach's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. diabetes for some and several spending awhile with Mrs. H. G. time, salable tomatoes and are still aet- A. Hannah. witli their weeks McKee. They, daugh 'ago developed a .cqndition 11:30 TO 12130 IE- •• T,) OVE" tit\g very poor for them. ter, to leave which Miss prices Merle, plan Sunday of made it necessary to remove WSB, WAYX, WI'PGO WPAX, Sarah Womack is 'pending a . ., Miss Maude who em- this week WICl!U White, is kfor a few week's stoy at the foot just above the ankle. Now WSAV, .CRYSTALS month at. Myrtle Beach, S. C." with in Mr. office in States- New ployed Dyer's 'Ortenns, La., 81\d Hot it is to to re her aunt. . Springs, necessary submit the boro, wns at home here for the week Ark. moval of his in ••• refined Miss of leg the hop. that in Joyce ,Juhnston', Rocky end. The baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob this will prove a cure ior hi� ailment. Ford, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gene l'almadge Opens' : Rev. J. R. Webb, of Savannah, and Ward is in the Bulloch Hoa- nearby Savannah Scott Crews. County 01'. Johnston, of Emory University, pital for treatment and for BULr.OCH COUNTY LIBRARY at Albatty Mr. and Mrs. Delmas of possibly C�mPaign J. T. Rushing, nn JUn9E EVANS by Georgia Atlanta, were visiting Iriouds here operntinn. Several weeks ago he , Register, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. W. The vacation rending club is crent Sunday. got a peanut in his esophagus. Albany, Ga., June 15.-Eugcne Turner They much interest Te:1, FOR JUDGE workers Sunday. took ing muong tho children. Master Julian AVel'Y had ll�s ton- him to Atlanta, where it wus madge once again will face To iila PeoplIvanhoe FOR Denmark, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. MIss. Leon:, Brann?n Mary a very tight pluyed game from Dover C,ommunlty ,JUDGE per month for sacrifices some s.:UYlng 450-21 5.75 6.65 the they B' time WIth her SIster, M.s. 'I'e- Denmark and Dent Simmons To the Men and $ $1.00 $ rannen,'K th G upton, DonaId spent on the local diamond June 23 by a People, Women, of imade, en�e Vu'- Club Has ell Nesmith. She has been in the week end with relatives in At. , Library The Ogeechee Judicial Circuit: 475-19 4.75 6.80 Screen and MIke Alderman. score of 6-2. 1.00 Innocent France: never with another I hereby announce They g inia for several months lanta. my can6idacy and rs. F. N. Cartel' and They returned Sunduy night Bargcron turned in a flue seem to a pitching r�anhoe llbrary has revived IU iile .courts 525-17 5.95 1.10 7.95 learn that dictator keeps M!'. .M aister, Mrs. A. A. Ward, a.nd her and for, lllfice !,f judge Buperior family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen brought back T. C. and Chnries for of' tbe Henry I performance Stateaboro, fanning through the of 'Oge<:ehee judicial sub his prom ises only so us it is famI'1 librl\ry co-operation. long y. ' Harrison Denmark rest cir,,\lit, 550-17 5.95 and Mr. and Mrs. Pam Eden- to stay the eleven men and in" to 1.10 7.95 family, allow � four the Bulloch Ject the rules and regulatIons of conven�ent. . only County tlbrary. ]If C J Mart'" and daughter of the summer, and Mrs. T. J. Den- I iile1rllext state DemoCratic Aeld, Mr. and Iofrs. Fred Woods, 'Miss hits. Holloway hit home run, Mr.. Sarah .. "Hmary. 600.-16 6.50 1.25 8.50 li'able: Vague accusations made I. Upchurch dellve fllhe votes of· fellow and''rs.M' G . C . Avery wen� who be here for a few my citizelfs and Annette Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lav�I'ds..a, mark, wi.1i aouble and two Deal hit a books eacti'month 1". Martin" by so...callcd statesmea in singles. tei F, fr�s are solicited. congr�ss Woods to oDaisy a(ternoon to be weeks. They will visit Mrs. R. T. tresl1ectfully and ,]lfr. and Mrs. Erne..t triple and two to paco the home. Mr.: Martin ssume. the re- 600-20 12.65 1.95 never cause the American Thursday, single., wllat you have dDne for 14:50 r-eople any a f Mrs. Mal'- Th,lIk�l By IRMA SPEARS, made with slices of tomato and cu County Home Dp.monstration Agent, cumber on lettuce with a garnish of co-operating with the United States onion, mdi!.hes, green-pepper rings, 'of and 'Department Agricultu�e Ge.or- or water cress." · gia Agricultural ExtenSlon ServIce. For appetizing salads, the home S11-ILSON 4-H CLUB NEWS. demonstratioll agerlt asserted that the T.he Stilson 4-H Olnb met at" the vegetables and salad plate should Steel Bridge Mondl'Y, June 24; witb both be cold. Orisp the vegetables Misses Spears, Dorothy Durden and by placing them in the hydrator of wash Hilda ·Murphy. ,After a business ses the refrigeratar after th�y ar� For the sion handicrafts were talien up. A ed. be�t results, combl.ne be- · lessons .with the dr'essla"g just picnic lU�l!h was s�uved .and vegetables" added. foi'e serving, she / iJl sW,imwing I yv�r,e enJo�ed. TJ,t.ose p�esent "{,erc: Frances K!ck.�g�ter, Annie R, Martin, Julia Padgett, Ruby Padgett, ; Doris Kicklighter, Rebee'ca Akins, Alva %trOWATlANTA Richardson, Joyce M� at Elveen, Murgaret Proctor, ThetIS Sf:ay Brown, Effie Brown und OHve' A. Brown. I The ANSl.EY JULIA PADGETT, Reporter. I DENMARK CLUB ,The Denmark" club met at the j 19. ring ceremony in the presence of im. 'school house ·Wednesday, June I mediate friends and I'elatlv.s. Instead of the regular demonstration The is the accomplished the members gave talks on various ter of Mr.' and' Mrs. -J. A. Minick, subj<:ets in homo making. br,ide R?fr�sh .... : prornineiat farmers of 'this for. ments were served in the' school . place, mctly of South Carolina. AiterdaUgh-,her lunch r�eim Mrs. J. ·A. ,Denmark by Hundred.' off thousand. of Denmark. graduation from Brooklet H'i g h and Miss Margaret buyer. agree that ,he bl, 8ch\)or she received her oollege edu Wilue Jor '40 i. CHEVRPLET; cation from State YEAR-ROUND USE OF Georgia Women's . IIhd they imi" that it top. College i� Valdosta. For tIie FRESH VEGETABLES past 1111 other C"", reeordlel6 ot severa) she has ,do" well use years been one of the prlcel i Housewives would ,tp faculty I'llembers of the Brooklet fresh ,;eg�tables that' have become I The.e "WHY High' School. 'She hRs been keenly people uk, season". the .year. round, �ome P./I.Y ',MORE th ..n Chn I ",n i'nterested not only hi the school but DimKlnstration Agent Irma, Spears folet'. 1'0'" prIce., "'nen in"ther civic affairs of th� community. Shid this week in pointing out that Cbe';r.olef pro�tdeo 'all, the •• a de COI,I,t I She the reached 11 chose as have higil' "tIRt�tf her wedding dre�s' a v�getable. ., lhtt 'nIeI:aoItie. abd:moet·'of· the t'lltqs" , .white· frbel<' roUJt BULLOCH TIMES AND STATESBORO NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1940., TJ{URSDAY, JUNE 27. 1940.' I done so and received the $816 whlcb .J1en and Women BULlOCH T I M E S the local merchants paid for It. If II Itt a Bulloch county farmer had done It, Statesboro IIIIEY. STAllAllOR AND Anthony, m Savannah In ����M:;H��:T�ISITOR and had received all the Bascom ��I U���I�I��I.�.� money, ...... the News. 1���llhL'ta=��:[I��I.�I������J.Q)� "'r J.r'l£r. Few, atef h twilight ussY. ampa, �.I.�.I!'Ioo_" --- As one listened m over the radio even- DrUId Hills MethodIst IS that fmow mere Prayer meeting Wednuday Mrs. G theT , abou�what M' ten ding of MISS Ada Mac Robertson, included On a recent VISit m another Mo�ern·Ne.", 30 o·c1ockk. spending church, on June 26. Mesdam�s WatsoD, Sau"Y. Jf_ Ho.ln� _ state, broadcast of the -conven at.8 ...: � =- _. Repubh�an Ing :d at'::_�_IS , 'Is 'worth chasmg than the other ByS WIt�orge'�MT dau«hter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.'Rob- _ 00110 r to __ ... Wlth whom we Visited hved N. Pastor.", �,\'d1I�.u.,at,Pensaco!&; Is.the Mr. Waldo,Floyd.. Ho'itell Sewell, Walter ...... relatives tion m session at Mon H:WILLIAMS, The,br.id.�om II\ln of Philadelphia parties do.. Wade and to'Catl Hodges W C. and Mrs:'J' P. of ettson, 'GUlfert"R.el)fwe,�of AIMed Jr., ,Inman Dekle, A. L./Cllf- wltbm fifty yards of the railroad It was evident that the Hodges Aaron; Blue Ridge, .=.u�"'Z..",;� day evening, were No..- -. Dlulft.... JA. ot I know that a man VISItors In Atlanta which was 80'lemni�ed Bob fills out one SIde PRESBYTERIAN CHOOt:H the where WIll sum- Statesboro, Doealdeen, Everett WiI- Uack. Not fewer that ten trams ht of was during Ga, they spend the 'Ijcm. �. - .. kld_ hig'hlig the evening the key With New and vast week. r.� ...... of and a woman many Departments H. L. SNEED. Pastor. at 7 o'clock at the Flut Ii W'I11 W00d and tbe hf� takes care of the mer. In the faII WIll return to yesterday ams, cock, George John' ,.aaenger freigh1;-JJassed note address of young Governor Primitive tbey �1.��sNa�r:--nu:1II,:r J:."'tll: (At Bapti8t Church) W . L Jones J Presb church in this and was 'They are and r., of Atlanta, was where Mr. yterlan city. ston, Miasea Brooks Grimel, •. m.u to_t kid- 1I0me dally. There a highway Harold E of Mmnesota. complementary Atlanta, Aaron holds a Stassen, other.; 10'.16. Sunday school'...... -Uenryr: Elhs, W � the guest 0f hIS The Rev A. G. Brannen !!".,y _",_�...... at the and 'he to each other. God lines of . parents Tuesday posItion as teacher at McInniS, PlIstor ,of Dorothy and Elilabeth Sor-" crossing pomt, engl WIth a dramatIc fervor of II; school suppl1mentary ly increased Merchandise, 'Tllatpematlcs made them in halves Dlght. the brIde, performed the ceremony,. rier. Mrs. Watson served a.oorted ... .. lleer of each tram set a blast of and said the (l1IperIntendent.11:80. Morning worship. This ser- Boys H'igh SChool. �J�,,!�!:, a�u:.'!:t,I:: :: up the old-time of I will boy declaimmg story m a.,,,..nn. to dl....u.... ItIDANS - two � ! '1 be conducted: the men of M,ss of • 0 0 the of a g�oup cookieo and a a should a completed I ";ce WIll by Mary Hogan, Warrenton presence largo ,of sandwiches, beverage. lila whistle almost half mile before the who stood on the con�tute boy bummg The will a • • UOlt. It'� the church. speaker "e is the guest of her friends and �elatWes. , To�..��1'l:·�:' l'u:: the and blew eon the other half of him that aunt, MISS An� MRS. ALFRED DORMAN ::;�"Sd'::'I���;" reachmg crossing Stassen carrIed hIS on. box "not Mum deek, young 'I - , ".lI,fle " BULIAICH TIMES AND STATESBORO NEWS BULLOCH TIMES AND STATESBORO NEWS TWO ZILL-McLEMORE Athens, Ga., June 30.-Miss Esther ANN PAUE-St.l.AD Rose Zill, of Salina, Kansas, and DRESSING Robert Eugene McLemore, of States in a boro, were married here Sunday �IJSf IS;- Q�t�·, 27;- quiet, benutiful ceremony solemnized at tile Emanuel Episcopapl church by ANN PAGE CLEARANCE The cere Rev. David Oady Wright. r With , attended families of the Beans Pork ; .tINS wns by USED mony \ CIRS and Tomato Sauce or I=}ostoo StYle couple and Athens friends. The altar was attract.ively decor 3 b1:iJiJ 17,. SALE ated with pink and white gladioli. I",", Flanking this arrangement were can ANN PAGE delabra with burning white tapers. EfGHT;C�OCK Peanut Butter At Drastic �eductions!. A musical program was rendered at Very the by Gilbert McLemore, of Franklin organ COFFEE Ij�� 1St Chevrolet Co. I 5TH College Park, brother of tho groom. I STARTING FRIDA V, Jill" Miss Mc ANN PAGE-SPREAD The groom's sister, Betty 2 29¢ Lemere, of Statesboro, sang' "Be ��s SANDWICH 62 East Main St. .. Ga. You 3ge lOt and "I Love Phone cause" Truly," Bag Statesboro, PIN" DRESSES REDUCED TO �.:_Lb. ,.. ALL SILK L� JA.R 19" ... Monis of Statesboro, , McLemore, �..:..� was his brother's best man, and Dynr ANN PAGE-::;1'U�'[i'ED Mnsscy, of Athens, acted as usher. I I C,H E ESE Zill's attendant was Miss WISCONSIN Y. STATE OLIVES 8RICE Mi�s. only U REMEMBER! as maid of 2-Uz. ED of CARS Forsyth, Carro, .1/2 Virg'lnla ,.. I Lb. Lb' BOTTLE 10.1 honor. She WOI'e a blue net drces and 20,. 29¢ " II IN. It hat and carried I to TO a picture bouquet l wil! pay YOu. come:a'�lt'ng ALL ,SUMMER HATS REDUCED of varigated garden flower'S. A&P FANCY No, 2)4 I 2 Cans 25"'1' , dlstanr.e to buy at this The bride was attired in n white Prunes ,FRESH dTRUCKS lace wedding dress with nct covering. I I WHOLESALING SALE PRICE. The orange blossom coronet was worn :�:EPI 15¢QI.27¢, 'In the past we have held/great sales, and in checking these sales we find that over a short tulle veil. Her bouquet I GrapeJuiee car 1/2 FANCY No, 1 cars have. Dealers of our If Every in our entire stock has been reduced roses and lilies of A&P many gone to Used Car outside community. we are consisted of white '1'. e or Crushed FlalCan 10" in the I I Sliced to have to sacrifice ... as we must do now ... we price-some as much as BUY NOW! All Cotton Washable Dresses Reduced valley. P··Ineapp going prices prefer to have these �175. Miss Betty Mcl.emore wore white to our and friends who with us in savings go many customers have dealt the pa t. COME EARLY AND THE embroidered silk jersey and corsage I Tea H'AVE BEST Black g�:N�I;'2S¢���,39¢ We are therefore our ENTIRE USED CAR STOCK AT WHOLESALE SPECIAL SPECIAL of pink and white carnations. offering SELECTION Yellow Cling THE M I·S. R. C. ZiII, of Salina, Kansas, 1St! PRICES TO RETAIL TRADE. THREE·THREAD P e a e h e SlanaDessert Halves N�:� mother of the bride, chose navy sheer I MEN'S SLACK SUITS I A&P-Large Picnic with corsage of white carnations. .r SILK HOSE Nalural Can 1St! VVARNING! CREPE 1" £1'0, $3.98 VALUE Miss Amelia Zill, of Salina, Kan Asparagus $].00 VAL�E, REDUCED T a - I-lb REDUCED TO sus, and Jasper, Ga., selected tan HAMPTON'S In the past we have sold many Cars to' outside dealers. However, during ensemble and red and white eama ers Soda or Graham Pk!!l, 109-' Craek this sale we want the retail buyers to' take advantage of the $50 to' $100 79c tions. No.2 Announcement! P(&P Fancy Unsweetened fit that would e in the cars. Startling 3 pair $2.25 $2.80 mother of r pro ordinarily be mad by the dealer reselling Mrs. O. L. McLemore, J.ulee PINEAPPLE 2 Cans 2sd the chose navy lace with cor No Monahly Payments Until groom, WHITE 14)4-0z, sage of white carnations. to MEN'S SUMMER WEAR, SHOES, PANTS, 4 Cans 25"'/" Owning the large number of trade-ins on the 1940 Chevrolet, we will sell our Mrs. A. S. aunt of the groom, M·lkI HOUSE August 15th. Kelly, E " yap. entire of cars . 1;1 n nd her No, stock used at unheard-of wholesale to the retail trade. HATS, ALL REDUCED! was dressed in navy sheer prices was of and white cur 225"'/" corsage pink .v.AIaska Peas Pacific'2Small Cans Buy Now-Two Summer Months Ahead! notions. ('lGAH.�·l'TES Other out-of-town guests were: 0 KOOL .... 2 3Se L. McLemore, A. S. Kelly, Jake Ward, PRIDE ASSORTMENT of and Margaret Hodges, Statesboro; -J.Lb. N. B. C•.. Ph· 23e Clayborn McLemore, 0Jf Nashville, FLAKE\,; Dr. Sam and JULY Forsyth, AND Martin, •. MONDAY Tcnn.; �IH LUX 5-0" 10e 12�-0 23e FRIDAY,fl-4-z.++++++++++++++++·SAIUROAY, IUESDAY, �lH, �IH, �IH, Mrs. Gilbert C. Bell and Walter Bell, car in our Used Car Lot and Warehouse will have the ROCK BOTTOM WHOLE- '++++++.z.++++++++++++ F'RENCH'S-CREAM STYLE GOLDEN OR MARBLE Every of Augusta. MUSTARD 6-0•. Jer 10e POUND OPEN EVENINGS SALE PRICE marked on the windshield during this big event. The price is good for one SALE STARTS dress was The brlde's going-away A::iSORTP.:.D F'LAVORS with white lace. 1 DURING THIS and all-ONE LOW PRICE-with savings as much as $175 on a number of models. You AT 8:00' A. M. , voile trimmed Ph· Se CAKES blue KOOL AID .... I ., JANE PARKER a blue and white hat, OR DEODO�_ANT Weur'ing she! IHSECTICIDL l4-0z. Ench 17 ¢ can with you are the lowest wholesale on the SHARP EACH DAY STATESBORO, GA. BIG SALE buy confidence, knowing being quoted price and a Pint Can 23e had white accessories corsage A-PENN .... market. Come and see and drive these cars. of white orchids with throats. GORDON'S-PQTATO ;+++++++++++++++++++ T++++++++++++�+++� "SHOP HENRY'S FIRST" purple -ONCENTRATED , •. Ba, 10e After a brief wedding trip, the young CHIPS 3y,·0 SUDS PKG. 5U-PER �lJ make �e� home- in MARSI'MALLOW3-CEL�O c�ple 24-0•. Pkg, 23� I-Lb. Pk,. 9.0•. Pk,. ge True! Your Car in Walker RECIPE .. 13e I����������������������������������;;������ Statesboro the apartment. OUR GUARANTEE! It's Not a Sale All Late Cars Checked ' M�del �Jhoroughlyl" I of Mr. and Mrs. nichard In Cases Daughter SUNNl'PIEJ,D-PllRE FRANKLIN CHEVROLET CO. Many We Charles Zill, of 324 South Oakdale quit selling used, cars for Freight Cars Most 4-,�b ;;uarantees that every car offered at this big WHq�E- Unless Prices The Down several '1' Cln 29¢' May ,Be days in order to Efficient In 1939 I ard 21-Lb:Ctns, 15,,2-LI:i·'15"'1' Cln, SALE will be fairly and accurately presented to .the th8rQtighl�r cheek them' D ma L� . - -_. Our All late model cars have been thoroughly re- Payment for the II . Are Below ot;1 best the . ______buyer. __ performance ______._._. during e_n o_._·_n'_g_s. SHORTENING IL_._. I.-With war f!::��te!���n:�:�:: our mechanics and will �_",---_,_D Atlanta, July rng- conditioned by expert carry J"nl'or Honer warm summer Reba of is Mrs. Waltet: Hendrix, 1111'. and Mrs. the National Society, Easy Payment month's. Miss Woods, Atlanta, in Europe and talk in this coun- t:e�::�:��lll our famous signed, and '.,g Senior Honor aO-day guarantee-written, The' Mar·ket! of Frances Foss. Cecil Nesmith and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd the National Society, I Plan the guest Mi�s Ma.ry tt·y of preparedness, the subject of �1¢.· sealed, with 110 charges. Frankfirl Chevrolet Co. rc cn 0f - I t ���: '41¢Bc��� Mcfee's of DilI Nesmith. h G' I Rd'pres Jewel llt_���, II, ' Mrs. Roy .mother, transportation natura11y appears in ' . • C•• ,�. with Mr. and MI's. W. D. Denmark's IUabn. PremIum .. 12·0a. 1ge a few . tthee Selnr"or eGsl.�.ll·sv,esC' or Swift·, - is days or ton, Ga., spending h as an f I Comcd Roa.t-Wilson'. West Col- BEEF for were: Mr. and Mrs. Before entering Georgia ' 22·0•. Jan guests Sunday 0' Sour PIal•.•.. 2 her. �he Plc.�ure d t�mportant '�cto;- AI.b... Girl-Dill at she attended Kan PICKLES ,2Se Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeLonch, of E. B. Mizelle and Miss Eunice Den- lege Carrollton, •. Ca. a���:�c: o� STICKS .... 2)1.1-0 ge me:tra�::a e�:t�:enc;: Business for osc CRISP POTATO visited Mrs. A. DeLonch mark, of Suva nnah ; Bobby Sanchez, sas .Wesleyan College Trade-Ins At This Sale! Statesboro, �heir efficiency in handling shipments I·Lb. Ca. 20e JoLb. Caa Yes! We Accept Your' Car For. was Bring At she SHORTENING of Miami, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. one year. West Georgia CRISCO SSe. Sunday. on 8 large scale was con ained in Roll 10e and "The Most Versatile H�ady Paper Towel•...... • Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Williams were Hodges and Mr. and Mrs, Claude May Queen SCOTTOWELS statistics compiled by the Associu- 3 11011" 2Se If You Want To Trade Rob- and of Pembroke. Girl" in 1937. Sacretar-y-treasurer of Tailet Tissue ...... • Appraisal guests of Mr. and MJ:s. Roscoe Hodges children, tion of American Railroads, and just SCOTTISSUE also 29-0•. BallI.. A of folks from Har- the student she was presi- Yukon Club-Pale Dry .. 3 2Se erts Sunday. group young made public in Atlanta. body, GINGER ALE Glee see- and M,·S. J. were Sun- ville Sunday school enjoyed a picnic dent of the Women's Club, Krafl·. Philadelphi•... , 3·0., Pkg .. 10e, Mr. Hendley A new high record in freiglit car CREAM CHEESE Mu Zeta hon dinner of MI'. and Mrs. at Steel Bridge Saturday, being chap- retary of the Alpha, a�·Dz.C•• lSe day guests efficiency was established by the DATE NUT.'BREAD a dean's list DROMEQI)RY .... DeLoach. eroned by Mr. and J. Ginn, crary social fraternity, Russell Mr�. Ii· I....ihoads in the United States in of At- Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Zetterower and student, member of Zeta M,'. and Mrs. Carl Rocker, ]939,"according to' the assoclntion's and), Ihe Plain Self-Rising G. waS Pi social �cience £ru F L,O U' R At·These A. Lt.fuch honorary w:.helesale" Mr. nnd MrA. Lewis.· &pread Sigma hook visited Prices! lanta, 'Manpie caT service division. Last year cur- home 'Rocker last week. with n group from Emit Grove Sun- ternity, Alpha Psi er.onomiQs WNA SUNNYFIELD load freight per car for all commodi- t11e Volnn- Mr. and Mrs. Otis Waters announce t!chool, who fiad their picnic on c1.ub; dramatic club, and BAG ,4lc BAG 45c day ties averaged 39.9 tons. This was ,2-lb. JU5�' A FEW: SAMPLES' of a son at Bulloch the same at the s�me Religious Association. the birth County day place. the 1ilat has ever tRry 24-lb. BAG 75c 24-lb. BAG 80c highest average of June 26th. The Stitch and Chattel' Sewing She attended the University Hospital ' WAS been attained since these figures have , 48-lb. BAG $1.59 WAS NO'W NO'W where she I 48-1b. BAG $1.45 WASI NOW A number of our folks attended the Club met at the home of Mt,•. R. T. Georgia for two years, been compiled. 1t exceed.;; by one- lIZ-lb. 1939 CHEVltOLET, !)EL.L/XE 1934 CHEVIWLET 4-DOO,lt !jE-' 1940 OHFNROLET SPECIAL 4- Te-union at Black Simmons with rer.eived her bachelor of science de- Water!:) Thursday afternoon, ' DAN. Seat covers.! ..int.l SEDAN. Dctual miles. family tenth of n ton per CDr the previous COUI'E. Original paint. Good tires. $575 C;;oOd I $225 DO�n 7.000 $850 in 1939. At . . , 17c '$455 $163 Radoo. Creek church Sunday. Mrs. J. L, Latzalt, Mrs. Roberl Sim- gree in home economics RICE, 5 pounds Clean inside. No. 69·A Good tiM!S .M<>tor runk 'fine. No. 2·Z Scat covefa. White side wall $749- average established in ]937. I , was of Peck . . : 27c tilt3. No. 7S-A. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Griffin, of mons and Miss Mary Simmons joint secretary MEAL, ,. If the tolal carload tl'aflle in ]930, �he D' E [, E T with . the. Uni�ersity home BRANDS 16c 1939 OHEVROLET U;X 1938 CHEVROL COACH visited Mr. and Mrs. J., R. hostcs),es. The home was attractively PhI EpSIlon Omleron, honorary POPULAR CIGARETTES, package 1934 CHEVROLET STANDARD Brooklet, _ Excellent W h'ICh was handl ed'In 241]9000, with trunk. puint.. trunk. New ti ea. Seat· . ,cars '. . COAC", puiqt:. lIIew $465 el' f term't ueen f heads . 7c ,'$590, COACH. t WitI1 fIOWl!l"S. Aft "Ag" $495 MOTOR Griffin tllC wee.k decorutee summer y; Q LETTUCE, large New tires. UI.holslery clearu' An \ covers and new Ooorl 55·A $3,8�1 c<>mplelely over during wit.h an of 36.8 tons I ma�. �,o. $'250' average loading � PhI . . 73c haul,ed. New brake Good' $209 Little Miss Betty Tumer "pent u contests wet'e played, in which Mrs. Hin in a of COOKING OIL, Gallon exeeptimUllly clean car. No. 72-A lining. per car, had been loaded 0111y to the 1939� memb�r KapP,a ·tires. No. 33-C a dean s 2 . 5c t936 FORD COUPE.' few the week \.ith hel' A. J. Trapnell and Mrs. E. W. De- Pill scholastIC1.'8 fraterntty, and FRESH SQUASH, pounds Original,' days during average reneh ed'mo.]932 f 340 t ons 1936 CHEVROLET STANDA:RD, Icconomlcs She has ht'111 th e paint. (}ood ",eclt)llli-. $295( 1939 Mrs. Rue} Olifton: L'onch were winners, dainty refresh- list student taug. with trunk. Good &eat.,c'lvprs. $239 CHEVROLET �{ A S T E R • paint. sister, pel' CDI', it would have been necessary .. (WACI:\ • $425 cal No. . of Sg'B'\,1 with trunk. Low wore served. This i, the econOllllCS Chlp "tires. . A-I mechanical condiJ.,i,' I mileale. and ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rushing menta laet to handle home department Good corutltiola..,, COACP: last year 1,313.000 nddi- Excellent tires. Tw... Seat covers on front sea,ts, 1937 Orl- tone 'Paint job'. Mr. Mrs,· A. until at which school fOI' tlle year. RENT-Four-rooll1 unfurnished WE HAVE a line' cif lion. "F.ORlhIt85"J SEDA.N.,: ' children visited and (1. moeting. September, tional carloaus to 'have moved the ley past FClR comphite hay No. 35 con table No. 6.1 \ -t, Il\__ Mr. electrical and fo', �tock. gina! ':'$425 ' Denmark the week. tillle Mrs. G. R. Wal:ers WIll enter- Mr. McLemore is the son of garage apartment; peas, peas peas' 'ta1ntl'HIlTi_l'goocLln $343ir during tonnage. loISeab cov..,.. No.: 'n of Stutes- nections; screened-in po�ch; conven See us before yOU buy. BRADLEY & with chaniciib .. NORTHCUTT'S Mr: and Mrs. S. J. Foss's is an "jntestinal tonic-lax planriea ,ti;vl Mrs: Reginald 1unior Chamber of Comrnerce in guests «redient , being tlte .. St. . - .. GA: Main . East 't: for Sunday' ·were\'.�organ 'Nesmith, aUve" which help-s ton."in�stinal All are ul'ged to StSles60ro;'where be is now, encyted b2 STATIDSBORO,�', . B:��g. in��ers ·,..�lea; 25 to 40. .. Mr. ani! Mrs. L. B,'Nesmith, M;r! and doseS, -oilly. �c. Ile present. in business ...... " '_ �.... BULLOCH TlMES AND STATESBORO NEWS " fOtnt ::!� • \ I' --- Nevils Red Cross fund raised lor Misses Betly Rowse, June and Ann �-���---H�-T--I-M--E�S�I--B-LU-F=F=I=N�G�O=N=E='=S�W�A:Y�.-r---:R�E�D�C�R:O:S�SFUND.� OC BULl We have noticed in a more or less war refugees has reached $32.22, with Attaway and Barbara Franklin are AND are Sale on observant existence that there a donation from Mrs. J. W. Martin spending two weeks at Camp Juliette THE STATESBORO NEWS two ways of meeting un emergency of fifty cents. Others who have not Low, at .Cloudland, Ga. · .. -a and a and contributed are to do their The right way wrong way; yet urged Mutual Life Insurance D. B. TuR.NIDR, lII&lor and Owper. we've noticed that nearly always the bit for those in such dire need. Bring .....MISSIONARY SOCIETY ------�------those who are charged or send contribution to Mrs. SILK way adopted by your The meeting of the Woman's Mis IUB8CRIPTION _l.IiO P1IIR TIllAR Miss Peggy Herrington is visiting THREE O'CLOCKS MRS. GROOVER HOSTESS with the responsibility of ehos ing, is Ethan Proctor 01' Miss Maude White. sionary of the Methodist Society in Claxton. Members of the O'Clocks and Ma.roh relatives Three TO NUMBER OF VISITORS _terett U ••08D4-01&.. matter wrong to a great many persons. church will be held at the church of New York at Slat... Mrs, other were entertained at I.l .. la, .. tbe poatoffllce into RADIO ENTERTAINERS Andrew Herrington spent guests Mr8. Herbert or Concr•• The United States didn't got afternoon 'Ingram, of Wades- Company tloro, 0..., under tbe Act DRESSES Monday at 4 o'clock. This I SCHOOL in Sav�nnah. luncheon with Mrs. Ko.rch 1871. War deliber- AT Monday lovely Tuesday boro, N. C., and Mrs. Charles (First 8, the World through any is delighted and inspired Oliver, Policy Jssued Feb. 1, 1843) LE_E_F_I_ELD aUXiliary Belton Braswell is rela- Gilbert Cone hostess at her home on ate fault of her she turned her visiting of Atlanta, guests of Mr. and Mrs. . own; On the of July 9th Pop to have Mis! Sadie Maude with DOCUMENT'! evening �oore tives in Church street. An attractive color A FALSE face the war and hoped ONE LOT OF DRESSES Waynesboro. Dan Lester; Mrs. Durward against Echler and His Young 'Uns, a radio us 'again while she has a furlough of Watson, and Chiffon Miss Mary Edna Beasley was a motif of red, white and blue was used 01 of Mr. and announces In Crepes, several months with her Athens, guest Mrs. Joe the �ces' parents. visitor in Savannah in her floral decorations and refresh- .,: · , Friday. Mrs. J. W, of °i'�r �:,7:r a�� ���ngna��o'::� :::�e��t���s:�°:'n ���a:�gewi�� ::� . Watson; Pate, Willard, ce�:::�e Mis8 Sue Nell Smith is spending ments. A make-up ki' was given N. who is her It the Fourth i�:i::�i���; school. is invited .AT BUSINESS COLLEGE C., visiting daughter, appointment of d ence is �,"t;s�;h'�"d Leefield Everybody day. ttc�o!u'tst��p�r:eas:eUnl�;�t IDdepen the week with relatives in Swains- Mrs. Sam Franklin for There were pacifists then who high score, Mrs. J, O. Johnston, and M,'S, Tupper yard. to come out and enjoy an evening of Miss Martha Sue Bennett has gone of boro. for second Mrs. J. P. received a in favor of a of Foy Saussy, of of her has been to proclaimed policy music and 0'" to where she en Tampa, guest par taught songs, codemy. Chillicothe, Mo., i..�% patriot Mrs. L. returned and for cut Mrs. own those Seligman yester- pottery pitcher Dr. and the attending to our affairs, but ents, Mts. A. J. Mooney, were throw up his hat and shout while rolled June 26 for the combined from New where she visit- Hubert Amason won a fostoria ash ... fact that day York, honored R. • the stern DYER morn BRUCE pacifists ignored BYRON TO ATTEND informally Saturday I I AKINS drums beat, and to puff out his chest stenographic and bookkeeping course LADIES DRESSES ed for two weeks. an ash also went to Miss it was in defense of our own business COUNTY AGENTS' MEET ONE LOT tray; tray ing by Mrs. Edwin Groover at. her In honor of those patriots who de- �the Chillicothe Business College. do Miss Lessie of Black- Brooks Grimes for low. Mrs, Ama- STATESBORO, GEORGIA nnd --our national right to live and Whetstone, home on Savannah avenue, elared "all men are born frce .� will at Minerva Hall, one Lovely Byron Dyer -w-i-II- represent the stay S. is the of Mr. and who leaves next month for At- business-that we finally went ville, C., gllest son, flowers on Savannah avenue. ,It is easy to believe that the ot the girls' dormitories on the 001- Lovel:; equal." agents in Sbuthenst Georgia Mrs. W. E. Whetstone. lanta to reside was a It was not a matter of chosing, bin�u county presented and dainty handkerchiefs were this doctrtne orhri-C pre announcement of . Miss is the the national con ·lege campus. Bennett hts at county agent's I Kenneth Cowart and John Darley set and Mrs. Durward a matter of f h for our rig triple lipstick sented the honorees, and As wilh the of the declar- 19 ting of Mr. and HI'S. Arno Ben Sandwiches 'Representative nated signing 1�/3.. 1! daughter vention to be held in 0''- during several week of was a fos- as a nation and to maintain our Chicago spent c;lays during the Watson, Athens, given drinks were served. on ]776. self- atlon of independence July 4, of Statesboro . the first week of December. ,Ji,-th with rela.tievs ir, Vidaiia. t�ria pickle dish. Twenty guests en- Savannah intents and that was respect, ... To all purposes, in this MILLINERY ,. Agency district . A. M'i., Gertie there are pacifists who cry Forty county agents A� M. Seligm�n and joyed this delightful party. ATTEND SERV'ICES on which the thought was Today rrUCKER-SMITH the day their • • • of UT elec�d delegate Wednesdey Seligman have returned from a two- IN ereat document which the sibility CLAXTON and the C O. Mr. and Mrs, John of born, out. aguinst pos. nt a district Tucker, Ark. ARE HOSTS ICt . meeting. weeks' at Hot KINGERYS to the agam being d mto th confl stay Springs, Mrs, J\ R. Mrs. Bannah bears that date is entitlied nil announce the of Kemp, d�gge e. Pulaski, marriage Sun- Among the lovely parties talk as our nation need Miss Zula Gammage returned honoring Mrs. Lee Miss credit which hns attached to it dur- ,They NEVILS NEWS 0" to Cowart, Anderson, I.f al� 1/3 their daughter, Irene, R. L. Smith, Mrs. Oharles of and OLIN F. from Palm where Oliver, Atlanta, FULMER, in- do is declare It will not fight-and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sikes and Mr, day Beach, Fla., Hattie Powell and Miss 01'8 Frank- Manager 164 which have I the years. of Alamo. The took wedding place she week with relatives. Mr. and M,·s. Herbert Ingram, of the matter will be solved. and Mrs. Thomas and little spent last lin formed a the since. Jerry last October. The will make party attending ��vened SEE OUR SUMMER DRESSES in couple Mrs. Bob Ml's, Edwin Wadesboro, N. C., was the dessert .The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York take But will it? If the peaceful home- daughter, Sonia, of Savannuh, spent Donaldson, Primitive services in Claxton Sunday. '�. Let's not attempt to any their home in Miami, Fla., where Mr. a on the front Groover, Edwin Groover Jr. and John brid'g,., given Wedneaday evening by out of the bird as he places the week end with Mr. and Mrs. T, Dotted Swiss and Tub Silks. Others from Statesboro attending the teathers proud own�1' Voiles, Smith has been a street car driver and Mrs. Herbert in placar�,The who Groover spent Monday at S:. Simons. Mr:;' Kineery himself but it ought of his W. Kicklighter. mceting during thc wcck were Mr. LIBERTY BANK struts today; hom� 1'eadmg: ma,n Lee. for several years. thein home in the Fox apartments. BUILDING IS a he not Styled by Marcy Miss' Jean Hanson has returned to an act of dis- lives here pacifist.; and Mrs. Dedrick Waters, Mr. and not to be considered \�111 Miss Mamie Lou Tucker was the her home in Savannah aftcr a week's Mixe(l summer flowers were used in the fight in defense of his family and JIMPS JOTTINGS Mrs. Emit Mr. and Mrs, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA' loyalty to study something of $1.95 to $3.95 week-end of Miss Edna Mae Anderson, guest visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. the 'rooms. A double deck of cards fol- home," would that be a guarantee � Smiley. Bruce Mesdames Fletch Incidents which led up to and M iss spent and attended Akins, HBI'I'y Dorothy Carolyn Riggs Robbins, Sunday they Mrs. E. L. Barnes and was won by Mr. and Mrs. George declnrntion agninst the marauder who Buddy Linton lowed the signing of tho co�es several in last week. fiftieth of the wed er, Banks, Dight Olliff, Waley duys Register ,Ake anniversary returned from Cordele Bean for high score, 'and the floaling along everything which Barnes have Lee, Sewell Ken of independence. Miss Waters was of Maggie Brannen, .eizing. Opal guest ding of Miss Robbins' grandparents, last a carton of went to I can foul hands.u;oo Do we where they visited relatives prize, coca-colas, MRS. HOWELL SEWELL a he lay his nedy, Fred Cunnon INFORMAL PARTY Since this is day of independence Miss and Mrs. Jim at Pulaski. Kennedy, Dewey Joyce Riggs Wednesday night. Mr. Boyd, week. Mrs. Roger Holland. Brass ash trays believe so? Are we so Simple? and Jone s, Mrs. J. W. N. we have decided to opcn the pages Harley ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY Pate, gf Wllhlro, C., Mrs. W. H. Akins, of Savannah, Sto'r:e were to and Dept. Mr. Mrs. In- Brady's Williams and presented Mr. and Frank There are those who cry out agamst Ml's. Mrs. Durward of f of the United States," Mr. Frank was hostess to Watson, Athens, "History was the guest of and Mrs. "WHERE QUALITY IS HIGHER THAN PRICE" REGISTER ALUMNI CLUB and a linen was Mrs. Howell Sewell L. have return- gram, . of that the Dr. and Mrs. R. Cone handkerchief A. . I lIft·s. J. E. N. NEWS Mrs. Cecil Bran- which was us re- SOI·t Y. Donehoo, : c:py of presented an� i�timRtion Olliff and family Friday. Mrs. Oliver. Other a few nerghbors F'dri ay morning when ¥' a at Hot given guests pres- 'f ed from two-weeks' . United Will stand agninst ag The Club held its stay 1 of the NYA have be- nen, Mrs. R F . DonaIdson, .._r8. Jes.e in the author, Register�ni Group girl. en ame orma as a com - cently autograph by State.s Misses Eunice Tanner, Grace Tan ent were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Do1'- sh tertai d inf Ily which threaten to Springs, Ark. a new month with 1\ .e Johnston and Mrs. en- William Yo$rbl'ough, of Nash- regular meeting in the Register High gun good begin- I E. C. Oliver ner and Eleanor to Mrs. Durward of. . Henry gl'essl?ns ta�e awa� Cone, of Statesboro, mall, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lester, Mr. This week we have been phment Wntson, to FOR RENT-Desirable FOR RENT-Four-room Mrs. Lillian Coakley and son, ning, work- joyed an orma e nea writes so our l'Ight I'espectable eXistence, apartment School auditorium Tuesday, June 25. fitpar y W d day ville, Tenn. He plensi1\g- were Miss Olliff Sun al'artment, on Our menus Athens of Mr. and Mrs. Joe guests of Ruby now and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ing so as the figure the guest m. the that a Revival Services occupied by party moving to desirably located; immedl8te pos of Savannah, are spending Harry Smith, nfternoon wlth Mrs. that we believe it they nt'gue upon theory A discuss,'on of the book, "How to Harry, George Johnston ly and so simply, 1st. MRS. session. MRS. J. A. Holland. Wutson.'summer fIowers 8dd Wednesday guest minister. Mr. Wynne will arrive led Lois and other SIMS Williamson', Easter to the on at riel' and Brannen. , SUPER STORE by the on ternoon services which weTe at day morning. lilies, gladioli project Friday morning Dorothy Miss Lenora White8ide wag lovely forth political philosophy f a jollowing Mrs. Ed and famlly " a few weeks there sll'olled and will twice M. L. Brannen. sister, Wade, • • It ago conduct�d a:t the Monday preach daily word games led by and zinnias formed decorations for 9:15 o'clock. • which the declaration is based. . Register Baptist hostess at dinner - Saturday half sta1'Ved' ted ab their home in Parrot. MARCIA �veninlr are kitten, , with Rev. Wm. Kitchen the week. Those were: Mae Reportel·. etates that all men created e�acla '. church, Jr., during present Street, her rooms, Assorted sandwiches and SUB-DEB DANCE Bud Mrs. C. H. Ruff has returned to her ��S.HING, complimenting Todd and Oharlie free and that solutely harmless as to hlS mtentlOns, pastor, and Dr. John S. Wilder, of and conference will be Sel'·Serllice M. L. Bill Doro- equal; liie, liberty Preaching Brannen, Holloway. crackers were served with limeade of after a BIRTH The Sub-Deb club opened their Tarpley, Rome. Candle glow light- and the of are in- to - horne in Jefferson Mo., pursuit happiness and apparently hopeles.ly unable Savannah, officiating. held on the second Saturday at 11:30; Collins, Ruth Akins, Ak City, llhy H�rold and lime sherbet. Hot plate mats n dance ed the of Active pallbearers were J. V. An and •. Gilb",'l Mr. and Mrs. John W. BUIT I\n- summer activities with the prettily appointed tuble, and security enforce sort of which Bible school 10:30 Friday Saturday, July 5th and 6th. visit with her daughter, Mr aUena�le rig�ts, any right Sunday morning; W. B. Akins, Mildred Bowen, were . .. .. were for scores and which lS the pTlmary duty of the gov-. derson, James 0 Anderson, Leon S. given high nounce the biJ.th of a on at the Woman'. covers were placed fc.r Miss Annelle - and daughter Thuroday evening beI to h'1m. A t 11 a. m. and Cone, her family. might leglllly ong pom . E. L. O. at :30 8,00 p. Neal Inez Gherard emment· that governments derive Anderson, Anderson, W, pre.aching Bowen, Watson, won Mrs. J. M. Thayer 101' club their Miss Mr. and Mrs. Earl 0f by Srll. She will be called Pegg:y Club. Club members, dales and Coalson, Whiteside, M�. Todd the consent el' times and filled Anderson and E. L. all m. Rev 01- Anderson, July their powers from dog, many larger Kennedy, PINK No. 1 tall 2 for 25c Stephans, Lois Williamson, .. ju�t SALMON, and Mrs. C. B. Mathews fo, visitors. June. number of invited guests "ttended and Mr. Tarpley. that when a to and of the deceased. of the governed; gov- the spirit of a d6g' torment nephP.ws Honol'ary Hours for the meeting during the ___ were ernment destructive the ran pallbearers Glenn S. Jennings, drive all cats fl'Om his week will be decided on later. I , bec�me•. �f p�th, DOG FOOD-Skipper-16 oz. can 2 for 9c day. Mrs. Gordon for cut. -..-1 ends for lt was established, R. J. Kennedy, J. L. Johnson, L. M. ������M��E':���==���=A_���a��er_i�����������====�a=�======::::::::'::::::::::::::::::�::::::::�went to Mays and Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Robertson. wh.,ch across the street" bristles up The Rev. Mr. is a club will 'It is the of the to M"lIard, C. B. H. L. Hoi Wynne good '�rhe next meeting of the Other were Mesdames W. S. TIght people ... Holland, .' Misses Ellen 'and Zelia Beas- guests te estab- cv11 m hiS before the k,tten S. Edwin Paul Sim and a consecrated man. CORN BEEF-Success-12 oz. can 18c Ali the Mary alter or abolish it, and oyes; .saw land, Groover, preacher fi�e, be held Tuesday, July 9.' Hanner, Hugh Al'Undel, Fred Smith, Mr. . that the the was W. J. H. H. Olliff Lessie Whetstone and aRd Ush new government;' what was coming, dog Tight mons, Akerman, PAUL N. BERRY, Pastor. sl'n"le men and women of the ley, young Fre(I L'amer,.Z Wh'tleurs,h t' G eorge will endure hardship for a Did and Lee Brannen. Mrs. W. E. Whetstone l'notored to ...... people upon him Did the kitten l'un? OIL can at'e not attendl'n" SAUSAGE, gallon 85c school dl'stCrl'ct who .. Hin�on Booth long time before throwing off the Surviving are two sons and two Groover, Cecil Brannen, he whine'/ Did he plead for peace? time ' yoke of bondage; but that the . daughters-J. G. and J. V. Tillman, and Arthur than 1\ flash the kitten 15c.• 49c D�I,�� a��dM�:�s�.n;L;t��vaS����Ysa_ comes when it is the duty of thc Quickel' Statesboro, and Mrs. Ruth E. At Sparkling TEA-!-Ib. i-Ib. 25c. lIb. :��te��;� c;I:��e� Tur�e;.• �;:�;�I s�r:�r::e Mrs. Dan Les- off the his out every wood and Mrs. Lee (WantAd� vannah, and Mr. and people to throw existing humped back, .pread Mary Rogers, which included a picture ehow on MRS. OLLIFF HOSTESS Savannah E. Ander form of government.. hllir on his lifted j two brothers, J. KNOX little hungry body; ONE A WORD PElt ISSUE JELL, assorted flavors,. 3 pkgs. lOe recreation. "The second part lists twenty- son and J. J. E. Andenon, States his tail' bared his teeth and spat full CENT ��: �:�ar�e:�:�1 hdo�: ��su;:e��v:r� colonies a E. B. Ken seven ]'easons why the '. boro� and sister, Mrs. left for fe:r:�e���C;h�!�:ayw:o:n���s�o�:r� h e 'd "1'm NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN FL·OUR SALE J. E. McCroan returnerl today Mrs. George Groover today have been brought to the necessity at the powter dog- sal, nedy, Statesboro. Dr. ing Mrs. Dan Lester's sisterE, Mrs. I he has on Camilla where she will spend the re- of declaring independence. Each I'eady to stand my ground, and SILVERWING SUPERFINE from Valdosta, :'vhere beep Charles Oliver, 'of Atlanta, and Mrs. a -=L-=I::C:N=-D-=SE=Y �EN"Y-FJVECE]I(T8A WE� of the week with her item in the list contains specific won't run." L'-.-=E=-. a week's visit in the interest of his mainder mother, 12-lb. bag " 45c 12-lb. , 40c Herbert Ingram, of Wadesboro. N. C. the of L. E. prominent Bulloch bag and attend the abuse charged against king wus and Lindsey, Junior. Mrs. F. M. Perry, The taken surprise FOR R E NT-Choice 24-lb. , Emory decor- dog by apartment. 80c 24-lb. ,.,., 70c school, Blue and Great Britain. Eight of the charges county farmer, was found deAd near bag bag hydrangeas gladioli he skidded ten feet as he put on the MRS. J. S. KENAN, 210 South Perry'reunion Sunday. (1-7 22) pertain to hi. intederence his home Sunday. Mr. Lindsey had 48-lb. bag $1.55 48-111. bag $1.35 .ted the rooms where the guests Main street. to visit their pnr- colo- When he came to a dead a over his (4julltp) Arriving Sunday In dne way 01' another with brakes. left his home for walk were entertained. Coca-co]as, cookies two with the of other farm about 9 o'clock and when he did FOR 'RENT Three connecting rooms, ents are Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Dekle al1d nial laws; question stop, he was already facing the RICE, 5 pounds 17c and crackers wer� served. Handker ten lunch be completely done colonial judges, their powers. not return for his family furnished, neWly son, Donne, and Miss Marjorie Dekle, way. Statesboro were thc of .. In chiefs guests honor, over D. McDOUGALD. givcn ure of and the payment of came worried about his safety. A MRS. C. office, we of Durham, N. C., and MI·s. Hugh We havc admired that FRUIT was won their ..six with the matter 'kitten; was formed and in (4juI1tc) JARS I and in a contest soap by Mrs. salaries; searching party Cole and of he didn't run. He wouldn't near son, Hugh Jr., Chapel of British troops in the coiolliesj are glad a short time he was found dead STRAYED-Heifer, white face, black Kerr-Mason-Pts. Churches .. Olin Smith. Other guests included with and two a little stream his or 65c QtS. 75c. Hill, N. C. two b'ade taxes; have gained anything by l'Unning; running through body; horns 8 10 inches long; 1-gals. $1.00 Mesdames Lester, Alfred Dorman, with trials; two with the taking of and field. A coroner's jUl'y found his reward. JULIAN AYCOCK, Brook Mr. and Mrs. William Shearouse, he would have invited pU'rsuit "'� Gordon Mays, Jesse Johnston, E. C. the Quebec act death was due to natural causes. Ga. _t. CHURCH territory through let, (4julltp) 47-oz 2 for 25c PRESBYTERIAN of left here Sun- destruction Grapefruit Juice, Stokley, can, formerly Augusta, Arthur Turner. and through the loss of charters; He is survived by his wifc; one son, Oliver and FOR RENT-Two 4-room apartments H, L. SNEED, Pastor. for where they will make with the armed attack on the It is no disgl'ace to run when you two day Tampa, ••• five Leo' Lindsey, Dalia,s, Tex.; daugh on Oak convenient to busi street, 46-oz. 2 Ellis, Mr. Shem'ous" holds a colonies the British. scared-but it is a to Doris and Alma a brothel', Orange Juice, O-mi-O, can, for 29c 10:15. Sunday school; Henry their home. by get disgrace ters, Rita; ness section; also seven-room bunga MRS. McGINTY "Part pl'efaced with a l'e cowardiCe!. J. B. Taveres, Fla. 8uperintendent. with the United States geo- threc, get scarcd and proclaim Lindsey, low on North Main street, Apply Sermon position ENTERTAINS CLUB for were hE"ld from P G :30. Morning worship. view of the appeals justice Funeral services 206 or & giant bar 3 for 10c .tIl detic when a brave fl'ont--even bluffing MARY MATHEWS, phone SOAP, the com survey. Mrs. H. C. McGinty was hostess whi"h the colonies had made to Eng EUI'eka Methodist church .� � the pastor, by Tuesday 234. (4jultfc) follo�ved Mr. and Mrs. of -would serve better and more hon- munion of the Lord s Supper. Randolph Loftis, to hel' club members at a delightful land, is a statement of the denial morning at 10 o'clock with Elder FOR SALE-One fs'rmer's water out-' GUAVA CHAPEL week cnd here. an- JELLY-Barrow-16-oz. 15c STILSON S. C., spent the of these appeals and a formal orable ]llII'pose. A. E. Temples and Pat Bird in jar Greer, party Thursday morning. Her home fit consist.ing of one cypress tank, m. school. nouncement of independencc. ===;"",,;,,======3 :30 p. Sunday Miss Ida Mae Hagin left Friday decorated charge. tow on College street was with 6,000 'gallons; one steel m. worship con- to the historian, Van Active were: Byron capacity CHEESE,- 8:00 p. Evening in Little "According pallQearers Wisconsin-pound 19c for hoI' home Rock, Ark., vases Cohen Ander 30 feet one H. L. Sneed . of ·gladoli. Mrs. there is not in all the twen • Tom Dean Anderson, er, high; 3-ho,rsepower ducted by Rev. Tyne, Dycr, Davis, after a visit with her parent.s, Mr. gasoline engine, and one Myers deep son won a piece of pottery :for high ty-seven abuses listed against HaTl'Y Davis, Cliff Quattlebaum, Percy Red well pump, all in the best of condi LEMONS, fancy Balls, dozen 15c CHURCH and Mrs. Horace Hagin. HI a clause which Averitt. pallabea,ers: C. FIRST BAPTIST score, and for cut candy went to Mrs. George single Honoral'y also used in when you buy Ben tion' seO chcap; piano and Mrs. Herbert and sets forth the real and underly B. McAllister, Johnny Brannen, Dr. H. Mr. Ingram J. E. Bowen. Refreshments consist- sell for R. a. m. Sunday school; .. . good condition, will $50. BREAKFAST 10:15 ing cause of the Revolution. He Holland, 1)1'. B"own, Harry Cone, D. BACON, pound 15c Hel'beJt Jl'., Anna Jane and H. Ga. F. child1'en, ed of coca·colas and cookiE:s, and attributes the conflict to the type B. F. W. John WARNOCK, Brooklet, Hook, supcl'intende�t.. Franklin, Hodges, , of N. and 11:30. Worship servICe; by Juanita, Wadesboro, C., were Mesdames An who settled in the I Steve (4juI2tc) ser.mon guests present of people Eng Duncan, Charles Andersoh, SMOKED Misunder· SAUSAGE, pound 10c the minister, !:Iubject: "A Mrs. Charles Oliver, of Atlnnta, have lish colonies and England's long DIXIE Irvin Aldred, Jim Moore, L. derson, Bowen, Elmol'e Brown, Bing Riggs to Debtors and Creditors Man." Mark 3 :21. He Ottis Hol Notice stoodstood re'�rned to their home after n week of colonial affairs. W. Lester Martin, B L ehman W'II'1 \Bms, BI'lI Cone , neglect T�ylor, GEORGIA-BullOch County. STEAK-All 7:15.·Baptist Training Union; Clyde rown, y points out that it was the non )oway, Emit Akins, Lucius Anderson, Cuts-pound 25c as the guests of MI'. and Mrs. and Persons holding claims against the director. sp�nt George McLaughlin, of Augusta, conformists who settled in New Lewis Akins, Dr. A. J. Mooney Sr., Striplin, estate of D. Brannen, late of service, sermon sub· Dan Lester. Ml's. A. J. Bowen. in the first men Harvey PLENTY 8:30, WOl'staip York place-those CRYSTAL·S Wade Hodges. DRESSED HENS AND Luke 21:34. are notified I "Lookout!" of said county, deceased, J. M. Westberry, Jacksonville, and women who had a disposition FRYERS ject: same service at Meth- to to the und.rsigned Union prayel' the. was a visitor here last week. to rebel against the established present Fla., OUTDOOR' SUPPER lit> & the time Wednesday evelllng whether in wilhin prescribed by law, I odist church left of order of things politics t!LJJ. V II. 0 n •. Mrs. A. M. Braswell Tuesday the delightfol parties you .\MI. Iy 1\"IBN E'Y STAGNATION indebted to said estate at, Among order was not and persons �;;::::::::::::�=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::� or religion when that where she outdoor �,:r- will make prompt settlenl�nt of said 8:�is is the season of ,:,aeations·1 for Newport News, Va.,. the week WIlS the supper I to their liking. .. �reSiI'le:r su- WORSE THA.II indebtednes's 'with the are not at thmr homes. will ten days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. "The declaration' states that 'all get IS undersigned. people spend given Friday e\'ening by 1940. who al'e away to insti- This July 3, . BARNES FUNERAL 4. urge oUt· Mrs. Butts nnd.'Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Allen at their home on Zet- men are born the , peol'le Maggie equal;' yet • L, HOME1 COIt.TI PATION' HINTON BOOTa, md church are on the _.. . .-; tution of existed in all thir- , >�ny wher� t�ey Edwin Fulchel'. terower avenue. A deliciou. fish and slavery "", you help I,' E,. L. g"'" S. Owner we mVlte all who are at the time. at HARRY AIKEN, BARNES, L d' Da and teen of the colonies Beu.IIse W. Treat Constipation Mrs. W. H. DeLoach has as served in the Administrators c. t. a. in to come with us guests chicken supper wa� Thomas Jefferson himself was one a (4juI6tc) ) g��st� Your city to S 11 P POl' i Til. OnSlt, Whll. W. Neglect week her T. H. Waters, back and included olaveholdero in Vir- to our churches. this bl'other, lovely yard, guests of the largest • AMBULANCE 'tour Indlflnltlly NOTICE, SERVICE Mr•. T. F. Mr. In addition to the fact of Kidneys of Miami, and her sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McAllister, ginia, Indu.s- I. of This is to the that I CHURCH of the the Georgia No oth., o'gun In you, bod, notify pubilc LADY ATTENDANT ..... METHODIST Savannah. Mr. WR- Mr. and the inequality For " Kicklighter, of and Mrs. Cecil Anderson, sla'�es, morc importance thnn YOlll' kidneys. will not be responsible for allY debts .y of the whlte men million J. attended great majority In your kidneY8 there utO nine 10:15 a. m. Church school;· �, ters and Mrs. Kicklighter Mrs. W. H. Mr. and Mrs. contracted except by me personally. Woodcock, in the colonies were denied the t.. as 'W'eU ThiS y This 1940. Day Phone Renfroe, general supe�intend.ent. the Waters family reunion at Black Lem Zetterower, Mr. and Mrs. Josh vote and to hold office.") l �rl�� �b�lcI�u::;��n�ok�;n�en��8�!:b�r: July 3, 'Night Wlth class to .. is right Sold from wut.e., ncida. poleon. which. If per MRS. W. S. PREETOItIUS. school departmentalized Bran- I� .esled, aanlury, 'act",.,- Creek church Sunday. . Zetterower, Mr. and Ml's. Lloyd auee aerloo. kldnQ 467 , The delicious taste of our e8 age group. . we to throw for every , ice-cote! So when start up _ paclcecl paper bap •• 11 w.'.ht :���I����e? (4juI3tc) 46Q. the Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jack 11:S0 a. m. by pastor, nen, Jones, man who ,fram- Serm?n. hats in praise of the t. of the guaranteed. followed by the admInistration Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ivey and daugh- Murphy and Harry Cone. Coca-Cola is one of the rea': which some of � of!!na can: ;;nte�p � e�t; c!atutb: ed the constitution, ",ItA ------,- of the Lord's Supper. An· • • • only kidney.. So If 70U are tk'Oubied GEORGIA sacrament ters, Bctty Ann and Gloria, of sacred • Pains. Baekache. League. us Bre still inclined to hu�d CetUna-Up-Nhrbt., Leg m. . .' , 7:30 p. Epworth and Mr. and Mrs. W. FRIENDLY SIXTEEN I Nenou. Head_the, DizdnCfl or La. of W111 derson, S. C., sons millions welcome it at home. of Needs At the hour the pastor a8 a stainles8 example patriotism, En... due to functionnl kidney dl.onl.... a·· league re- � "", the J. Parker, of Thomasboro, have ENTERTAINED 'AT SUPPER I'emln JUI'ce ChICL.• KIDANS. the fnmOU8 kidney tcmedJ'. conduct a forum with young pep if we look in th e f we are ReCI',1 try history ace, out. the klct. Man of on a visit Members of the Sixteen which aida 'Nature to !lulIh This forum will be based .turned tI, �heir homes 'after Friendly It has the charm of and the w...... kld- ple. purity even in Rheumat·IC p'aln to all , to pro.ent made to realize that the year Q'IIC.,LI neyo. (II"" interest to the youth of Mr. and Mrs. club and their husbands were delight Experience Mortuary questions of of several days with there were who used Please your 1776 leade1's Tholl- the community. place entertained last with a of n(:!fri��p:i��e:r/�O: flr!��';pe�'t:�t::,;: llc�J��Sa��n,SIto.�, &lid �Ilnble. Roy Parker. fully evening gift making. you feel really re� ,beautiful to with- recipe that. tbooslllld8 are using. Get a in the box. phrases conjure padrage Hear }'uneral question 'Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McDougald chicken fry at Lakeside, near Metter, :���I:��:di��('.W:nll.fI��Sn:"IITu;l: Directors Sermon pastor. not what It at: 8:30 p. m. by t�e Mbrasesy which ,lneant ..... uuu did It.; T KIDANS Buy carries always °oe' ...... Mr. and Mrs, Rrank the: ���:. ���un.j�i�O!s M_le"'moitn witblt�. ��.,..,.. chOir and con- and Ann and AI McDougald and Miss with Richardson,. freshed. Your dealer on two' boxOtl. music the said. :��'mSllCcI�li"y..ri�e 01cr l1� Good by they . unOl'len_ EuaUE Mr. and Mrs. E. L.. Mr. and r�:�nar����u:!::s:n�,.. an", boll:. If not tll\liftned. l"eturn Leona Newton returned Sunday from Helhle, Y���i�nl! . MONEY BAClC.. !. gregation. With it..all �owever, we belieye in 48 hOUr&-tlOttletlmes overnirnt---splendSd ';C. lIo:t and GET YOUR meetmg • v e r Fla. Mrs, W. L. Mrs. ilohn six- TALMADGE Union prayer a va�ation at Daytonil Bench, Walle)., '!6-T. ...c::QIJ:Ib: at 8 :SO. Untl� an? .� dy 8iicking -as :cloae to the doctrineR set �: '::d't�:�o I:f CAnnot evening and and Mrs. �otth1'�ai� ��.��i'!f� your local druggist ]iednesday the Mr. and Mrs. Jason Morgan and Rawls Leonard " �r. will 'trend to notice by the pastors foJ1,ll liS p_t-da, conditions you,' $1,00 Friday-July 5 At Nard a8 Otber invited �'r.::t ='::. � �rirlT't '11!e -jfrther be children, Jason and Nita, of, Savan" gue8ts '+ - _Ex ec.. Phone 4U union meeting. wiJI' We are for· the COII- ��-="tor NIOIi"d"'_: ,Atll\Jlta, , Night :,.h�ld �osla.,.) > ,Jtjd.!\Il� CpJ1!pany, G�or!l'. �p'ol>g • ,JI!ll'III!., " ,.' .;.,\ , MONROE, & 11,30 I,." mVlte ,ant.ate!t�e as of- Dr were Mri ,Mrs,. Wadll lip _, I� f6JlltWo boxes on a '(ES'I') '" 'church. We spent Sunday ;'��ts\ .. ;an,d Trapnell � full'si�e. money" \'", .... i-:.! MethQdist nah, BRANNEN ., IIr. �tlon. �""COIIPANY babk' iruarantee" ,: Jleoplit to nice.t with11,1s. and Mrs. J:"�. DtlIti!_�.. al1d ,and ,Mrs, Billy Sim",oo8, I-ded 1 . '�, •• , i Pastor. i'l/' I. 'rl' N. H., WILnlA¥S, I .- ::::.:.=.!..=-=.:=-=--=-=-:..:. JJULLOCR TIMES AND STATESB9"O ..::- AND STATESBORO NEWS SIX N!WB ·BlJl.LQj::Q:''J.'PfES KENNEDY TO LEARN FUNERAL BUSINESS 1J'ROOKL'ET 1J'RIEFS Bill Kennedy, Bulloch county. young PDRTAL POINTS By C. D. SHELEY man. began his two-yenrs' tt aining 'I A doctr-ine whereby we IIIRS. F. W. HUGHES, Reporter. Anarchy: course In the business Miss Helen Brack is visiting in undertaking .. all over to get would start, again with his uncle, Russell 01 'Pillman, Snvunnah. arc. returned from at Riverside on the IIOMEFOLKS back to where we ulready Mrs. 'V, D. Lee has Pork, Ogeecheo at the Tillman Funeral Home, Clax Virginia Gupton is spundmg the river. I how a a visit In Hinesville, Ickes is un example of big ton, June flrst. Finishing school at week with relatives in Register. relntivcs The vacation club will meet cun be when he Jack Purr-ish is Visiting reading fool a Republican the Laborutory High School at the' Miss Joyce Parrish is attellding the ten nnd FI this week in- 'minute the Democrutic 111 Brunson, S. ., Cor dnvs. Tuesday iday a begins braying hke Teachers College te took up embalm Camp F'ire Girls' camp at Toccon. $1522 Miss Murton Pn rrish is visiting stead of Tuesdny and Thursday, on donkey. ing and is doing well at his work. Guy Gupton, of A tlunta, IS viaiting relatives ill Woodbine this week. account of the fourth of July coming 'I'he station materials of gas FOl' the next two years Bill WIll his gT-:,ndmothel', Mrs. S. L. Gupton. filling on afternoon at the Mr. and Mrs. John A. Robertson Thursduy. Friday 3 •••- SPENDABLE and free ail' will work havoc with be found at his work In Claxton. Mts. Irving Wilson, of Augusta, a were viaitors in Savannah Monday. o'clock there Will be stOIY hour, combustible mntcr luis in the gover \Vhcn he finishes his training there was the guest of Dr. und Mrs. C. Mrs. W. C. KIght, of Waycross, IS followed by a party for the young INCOME nor's race. he will be nb school for nine mon�hs Miller during the week. her mother, Mrs. F. C. Rozier. sters. Any age level is invited. Visiting 111 New York Mr. and Mrs. Willie of Sum A vote would at lca�t give city. Webb, popular Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Denmark and MI·s. W. O. Denmark entertained In were dinner of A. A. Tur th minority some expression. mit, guests visited III Jacksonville Sunday. the Lucky 13 club and a few other --�ANNOUNCEMENT---- vote family ner and Mrs. J. E. Webb the county unit system one may Sunday. Denma i k has J'et(lI'ncd at her home after Wawon't ba Miss Joyce guests Wednesday II hereby announce my candidacy Parrish entertained with crush the minority for another foul' Mrs. J. E. WIth relatives in noon with hearts. Mrs. J. H. for re-election to Irom the from n Visit �anrord, \Vyatt Congress after Diatrict Geor two tables of bridge Tuesday years. Fla. and MI·R. Floyd Akins ""si.ted in Pirst Congressional of out-traded , noon. Mrs. ,J. C. won More thnn 58,000,000 has been to em vote would not destroy gia, to the rules and reguln Hughes high paid A poular Miss Ella Alderman is visit- enter taining arid serving. High score subj.ect Mal'y tions the Democratic score. the small In governing pri of the Power the power of county. Elizabeth EI,l1'ilee in was awarded to Mrs. J. H. Wy ployes Georgia Company during Miss Mal"Y prize mary election of September ll, 1940. 'I'urner and an ling Mr. and Mrs. G. W. the - stead it would gi\·c minority week. low score to .Miss Glenis Lee, and 1 wish to thank the of the the twelve-months a and sum to Decatur this act; people with past big busy and ex children, Mattie Lou und Jack, clement of self-government of IS cut I'll ize io MISS Saluda Lucas. FIrst District for the confidence which Eugene F'ontuine, Macon, of enliven channels of trade. That meane have so re Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Rushing, Georgia J. H. head of the voca- you already generously pression, spending n few days with Mr. and Gnffeth, posed in me as your representative Register, motored to Beaufort, S. Co, that minute of of month . every every day every Republicuns in Georgia should Ml's. C. B. Fontnlue. tionnl agrtculturu! department of thi JI1 ongress and for your wonderful Sunday. so there would be voca in the was added to wear n rm bunds Mr. and MIS. Robert Beall and community, and A. D. MIlford, cc-poorntion. I will gratefully np year, $15.22 the state's spend Annie Sue Alderman, who attends shot Jor the fiflh in the an continued less of were tiona) teacher prcciate your support. - danger bein!; daughter, Vil'ki, of Savumu.h, school, is able individuul incomes in the hand. of HUGH PETERSON. a business collego in Atlanta, put columnists. Georginns earn httle for here lust week end. nounced hero this week that the can- vi-Jtors with spending a ton-duys' vacation this Company's employes located throughout either, Miss Mabel Ellis, of Monticello, and I nOI y .will run this week on Friday FOR ,JUDGE her parents, Dr. and Mrs. 13. A. Al We hope the fifth columnists Miss Dot clcman, of Devereux, are instead of Thursday. Those 'nen huvo the state, homefolks in the conununities we To the People of the Ogeechee Judi At night YOUL" headlights do a stopping even in the rain. derman. haven't observed the old Amer Roaier for a few that all food stuff, to bo grand visiting Miss Lorena requested cial Circuit: scrve ; with their hcnrts and futures better job on concrete. Its Driving is safer on concrete, The Baptist W. M. S. will meet at Gco�ginlls ican custom of vote-buying. It so, canned should be at the cannery by I hereby announce my candidacy days. at foul' in of [or the office of of the surface and the church MondllY afternoon wrapped up the welfare Georgiu, conscious have the key to any subversive DI·. and Mr. A lien H Bunce, of :3 o'clock in the afternoon .0 as to judge superior light gray picks up they Concrete Saves Too Jim H. Jordan will courts of ,the Ogeechee Judicial Cir illamsnation without Money, o'clock. Mrs. that their 'own and and those action they desire. Atlanta, spent several days last week "pvc ample timo to complete the can spreads progress prosperity cuit, subject to the Democratic pri teach the Bible study, taken (rom the difference between before reflection. Pavement Concrete not saves Another great With Dr Bunce's mother, Mrs. Geor- I1lng night. to be held "glossy" only money of their arc bound with mary September 11, 1940, Jude. Company indivisibly up the Rus book of the American farmer and gin Bunce. and 1110St respectfully solicit bhe sup edges and obstructions arc io surface maiotenance, but H. G. Allen wus called to A tlnntn the progress and prosperity of their state. aiun pensunt: The Russian govern Mrs. Woodcock and port and influence of all the people. Mr. and Floyd ADAMS-GRAY defined. costs less to bllild than illness of I have hod a number of years' ex. clearly actually on account of the serious ment knows how to measure land Mrs. Alton of Mr. and Woodcock, hel'c lhe mal' Aod and coo of load make the or cordial interest i� periellce in the practice in l)llJ' courts, night day, other pavements equal 'We won't turn down -We'll pay I his brother. His niece, Mrs. Claud de· without nn IJ1cfficicnt I'educing WOl'O of �Ir, and guests ' Savannah, of M iss Betty Adm,,", of Mc tl'ying both civil and cl'Iminal cases, crete's Iosis! on of Ari- ringe even, gritty-textured carrying capacity! , 1(' Scott, and Mr. Scott, Phenix, vice. Mrs. J. S. Woodcock this week. und sOI'ved as judge of the S. a forlllol' tcaehol' in thl: havlllg suit home this Coll, C., surface reduces aids concrete for your roads. a reasonable deal ••• ments your purse zona, accompani�d him One VOLOI' wants to know if thel'o Mrs. E. Bowen und city court of Sylvania, I feel that my skidding, COMPANY Mr. und J. Brooklet school lind William Roy G'EOR'GIA POWER Mr. experience qualifies me to fill this week. isn't some wny we could get Miss Neilit' o� AlInnta, ]i1ol'bcs, a�ld GloUy Jr., of GI:ecnvlilc, S. C. Th'c office. The Burton's Reute needs Roosevelt, but without 1118 fnmily and of J'achonville ,1I'e V1S- Ferry R. W. Forbes, ut 6:30 o'clock at In the event of my election I M. S_ took plnce . W. wedding MACEDONIA Let's KEEP on ",e marc"! Cabinet Members Ickes and Perkins. W. Forbes. faithful and efficient ad concrete Georgia Iting 1I1r. J. the Pil'st Chlll'ell 111' promise � pavement . Baptist McColl, BET we'll make it and and have und'Mrs: ministratlOn duties f)f thiS of You mighty easy W. M. S. met After England Germuny M,r. find 1111 s 0t1S Altman and chll- of the The Macedonia \\�Ih Rev. WIlliam J. of that to own a new Ford. .. I Wilder, to the the best mighty iI/expensive worn themselves out over an fice, gIving people the home of Misses Meta arguing d ren, a f Sy 1 vanIa, an cl M I'. d 1\1 PORTLAND Thursday at officiating. service of which I am CEMENT ASSOCIATION 'will place, capp.ble. You'll more for your old car, interest· "Mein Kampf," they probably C. C. of Savl\nnah, were t�s.Ie I get regard- �I" and Lena Newton. A very Watel's, . M I·S. L. T. ren respectfully, "1'1«(' Parker, organist, Very Hurt Ga, a Bldg., Allanta, less of because we're record '. lUlYe the to I'ead the WhIte I make, doing ,. was led Mrs. HaITY opportunIty of Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. T. J. EVANS. program by dered " beautiful of I program pre- A nallonal '0 ex uses (on. gue�ts organIzation Improve and fend Ihe 01 new-car business. , communistic docb'ine of t.he world the week end. DaVIS. After the buslI1ess meting durIng music. Mrs. P. A. ., crete .... scien'ilic resl)orch and cnginc&ring lie/cJ work nuptinl Gwnltne." through VB The no WIll FOR JUDGE R was domination. Stahn, doubt, n: ternaon th 0 ![I(1 les 0f FO linga social hOUl' enjoyed. MamI ny f . "At and ShubeJ t'� .. �ang Dnwnlllg" !'ilen and of be thc etm. I To the People, Women, _ w'cro tlSSibted in Newton mtmpi �11·s. M. . Mool'c's Sundny school ARE SELLING fASr Misses "Serenade." The Ogeechee Judicial Circuit: " PAYS TO TRADE WHERE CARS FOR RENT-Brick eight FOR RENT-Three room apartment; Jesse The in the MethodIst church gave II residence, servmg by MI S. Mooney. The bride wore a Patou adaption I hereby announce my candIdacy and articulate In the MACEDONIA Y_ Vi. A. c�ass rooms and buth; possession July connecting prIvate. at Mrs. of necessity for leadership ut the l'loorc Cor the office of courts MRt'!. next meetmg will be held BORN t!te sllvel' --- judge h�me. rv:rs. of white net over sntin. 'fIH� tight. 1st; 425 South Muin street. PHONE LINTON SAMMONS, 222 Hill street. . ten. superior \ Mr3. an of the Ogeechee judicial CIrcuit, sub- Miller's with Sidney followed the War Between the of 1\1uccdonlll 'V. Smith arranged Il1tf'll'est.mg wni�tcd bodice was fashionLd with 432. (20Jutfc) (27jul1ltp) George still stormy years that .the .. ject to the rules. and regulations of I the Mcmb�rs .Y um. Inc. Perkins leading program. A. weI e deilghtfully entel tumed I H�ln:�pI ogl sweetheart necklme and short pull'eli the next state Democratic primary. s. w. Le'Wis� nutured on the substantial, soul-fiUing Ideals The Indies of Anna \\"oodward States; early MOll(ltlY evening by Miss Audry Lee sleeves. The full-nowing skirt wns The votes of my fellow citizens and . the. of chul'ch fl"iends are solicited. nt home Aftcr lIltorostlllg Bapllst shh I ed at Lhe und ended 111 a respectfully Hits The Hustings that burn in the hearts of Atlanta and Georgia people; hoI', .. al� cll:clc the. e�tol'-I 11Ip:i Ga. the entire membcrslllp of Thanl / ._ Etc. BULLOCH TDIE8 AND S'fATBSBOKO NEWS ...... - ...... --... \;-� IhIlloch Coot, BUlloch la the Reart eo.Ilq In the Reart Air & Inc. of Conditioning (Heating Co., Georgia of "Where N.tur. G-.la � ''Where N.tar. "�::�T�����::':: Of Savannah .. .. "'el�/'�"::" P;;��;l' 8 1I � r���i;l"'.: }'rom Bulloch Til""". July 10. 1930 8mll... Wishes To Announce That Their C H Anderson. died from .... 10111111111111111I1I1IIII Representative aged 68, L::::+++++++++++++++IIII.I.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII++++++++ "1 mjurtes sustained In an automobile BU'LLOCH TIMES MR. HARRY JEFFCOAT JR. aCCIdent 10 AndersonvIlle Saturday (STATESBORO NEW�TATESBORO EAGLE) Mr and Mrs F C Parker Tr spent A F Harrts, farmer of the EmIt Personal Thursday In McRae WILL BE IN STATESBORO nClghborhood brought assortment of 7urely Bulloch TImes. Estabhshed 1892 choice vegetables. including Irish Con8olldated 1917. MISS Katherine Alice Smallwood po Statasboro News. Establlahed 1901 } January 17, and Mrs J M Thayer spent 9th tatoes and tomatoes STATESBORO, GA, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1940. VOL 49-No. Mr IS friends In Tuesday, JulY' State8boro 1'7 VISIting Bainbridge James A Eagle. Establi8hed 1917-Consolid.ted December 9. 19110 In Atlanta Simmons. for three years the week end of MISS Jessie Garrick, Brooklet. At In charge of the local office of Gear Mrs 0 L Deal spent the :'eek was the guest of M,ss Frances MIkell gla Power Company. has been trans Athens WIth MISS Elizabeth end In Fr-iday THE FASHION SHOP ferred to Waynesboro Tobacco J E DECAYED 'BODY'IS Gro�ers. NEW DIVISION OF Deal Mrs W S and Mrs John McCroan. manager of the IFEDERAL SAVINGS Rogers 8 E MAIN STREET Meet MISS Hazel Deal IS spending the county faIr planned for the commg Fnday N.tht Shaw have returned from a VISIt to fall. Issued statement to the as counsellor at a near Jeffcoat will be to consult anyone about their people summer camp Atlanta glad of FOUND IN SWAMP Bulloeh county tobacco growe"- are MILITARY I)NIT PAYS A Bulloch cou.ty appeahng for co. DIVIDEND Athens Mr and Mrs H 0 Anderson operation urged to attend the county m.�ng spent Coronor's Jacy Attributes Tile MedIcal Detachment Personnel Semi·Annual Instalment Mrs Jesse 0 Allen and Mrs W "Friends of Mr and Mr. of United Farmers Chedal several days during the week In Day W S Death of Stl'8llger fro Georgia Fttday B Woodcock spent Tuesday In Sa Preetcrius will be mterested to learn May Be Absorbed by Other Approximate Three TholllUld tona Beach Unknown caUSe. night, July 12 that they are now occupy their • Dollars To Shareholders. vannah 109 or Loeal • M ISS of W H Smith, president of the Organiaattons Betty Lee. Daytona Beach. lovely country home on the Brooklet Albert Key has returned from Jack The of al so Fla IS her cousm M'ss Lou aad WIll reaide discovery body badly gamzatlOn. stated that EP Checks for visrfing Kermit C..rr presided in I h. room IlIghway. there per Bowrn. AdJutant General J E Stoddard. approximately $8,000 BonVIlle Beach where he 'pent sev ntutllated that IdentlficaWon was im a In rse Wilson manently" member ot the state triple A com dividend. were mailed WedJJe.. Punch was served on the by 10 Statesboro last porch the woods near vIsIting Friday eral days E J of Congressman Wash Larsen intro posaible, Upper mittee, has been invited to day to shareholders In the FIrst Lindsey Atlanta, spent MISS Sara Ahce at d MISS '� dlilfuSS FeeJ.; Jeanie of Bradley duced in congress a rneasure to re the for MISS Claire Barnes. Black Oreek Primitrve Baptiat church the I to flvemng explained '!lecesslty eral LYr the week end With his s ..ter, Mrs detatls of the aferendum all Saving and Loan As.oelatloa, F'r ances Groover For this lovely oe .... pay slave owners for slave, freed the was the week end guest of MISS by has been the occa recent discontinuance of the med ons, Hubert Sunday evening, bacco MI Bowen IS also a totlacco bemg a semi-annual Instalment of I r,1ikell easton Mrs George Lanier was gown- �1 Lineoln's emancipatIOn proclama ical Esther Lee Barnes sion of considerable excitement In detachment of the local milItary .1 FIances Simmons has return States has no farmer per cent on."'" annual divldond of M.lSS ed in flowered sheer seersucker WIth tiqn. says "United , Frank Far r spcnt several days dur to that umt ed home after a VISit With her rIght destroy property rIghts" community Educational ptctures entitled "Arm per cent aunt. a corsage of orchid gladiolt and sweet the week In Atlanta WIth his In Atlanta last week a A coroner's Notified in advance of his coming mg' Mrs James A Branan stranger Jury convened Monday Women Mal kets" and "Clouds" WIll Stat.ement of the financIal condltlOli heart roses Mrs Lanier wore Mrs Carol Farr SIdney called at the office of a railroad Com a number of citizens inter mother. and mornmg failed Ito establish the be shown IQlldmg of thIS 1I18titutlon reveals that Dr Mrs �B C McGinty and and Mrs Raw Is chose and 50 cents for total peach taffeta. pany paid two cash ested In MISS Bernice has returned of or re the local mIlitary situation Hodges and fares which he he Identity the body to fix asaeta are In excess of that daughters Nancy Mary Helen. a of white lace saId had owed the ,175.000, last gown assembled In the court room to hear from Savannah. where she spent road the for the death It was de Joans spent Monday In Augusta for past twenty years. said sponsibilty outstanding exceed $160,000, week as the of relatives he was 16 of when General Stoddard's statement of the guest MISS Lula Mae Cowart lef.t today years age he rode termmed by the Jury. however. that that more than a bundred loans .,. Mr Mrs WIthout paYing had been conscience necesstty for this change 10 the mill and for Jacksonville to VISIt hec the skeleton was that of a negro outatancllng••ecured 011 stator, steicken ever SInce by morts_a_ an rs I ean tary formation 10 ia The dIS daughter Linda, GdeoMrge BphealnBand woman around twenty Georg real and that there ara Mrs Clifford Hutchinson Bank statements called for su apparently estate. eight)'. at Beach by at this however spent Sunday Savannah S of and that her death appointment action, three MISS Henrigene Smith had as her permtendent of state banks showed yeal age. ahareholders It Is Interest1nt was at MISS Marguerite Lee has returned I the Bank was due to foul least partl8lly offset by hlB also follOWing of Par to note that for guest last" eek her COUSin Miss Mur depOSIts play Worker To earnmlU thl to Hlltoma after spending a while tal, demand depOSIts $16 154 01 tIme :�5{��fTo Be Presented Wednesdat announcement that there would pos Visiting SoliCItor W garet Kennedy. of Atlanta General G NeVIlle. past slx·months period 10 eXCe8a of Mr 1.11 s Ben �ntlflcates $20 Bank of Brook At Theatre. be established here another Unit WIth her pm ents. and 598iC!8. who attended and Georgia slbly Hold Union Services were MI and Mrs Leff DeLonch have demand the mquest assIst $1.000 passed to the undivided let. depOSIts $2580074 tIme of state whICh Lee ed In to nlllitary would gIve I eturned from a \IS It to theIr certIficates 43 Bank of States the investigatIOn. stated thIS Announcement IS made that profits account son, $19.786 "�n IS requested that Mrs C C L,meTick. of HiltOnia, employment to even a larger Tlum- Announcempnt m bora. demand depOSIts $151158 reporter that the body was dIscovered fe.slOn8 of a NaZI WIll be The growth of tha First Fedeial J G DeLoach Columbus 10. Spy" pre R a ChrtstlBn worker a few WIth her tIme ber of men th"n the medl AkIns. IS spendmg days par certIficates $384.63851. Sea Is late afternoon m the comprised Ge�rge and Loan MI s Kmg and M"s Penny Sunday swamp sen ted next Wednesday afternoon Savings Association 01 George land demand cal from Savannah WIll begm a seTles ents. Mr and Mrs Eugeno Qunttle Bank. depOSIts $145, near detachment Allen of Fort Lauderdale are tbe SorTier ford. on Black and at the Theatre as Statesboro have been satlao Fin. 83630. tIme certificates mght GeorgIa of reVIval services at State,boro on highly baum $25417652. General Stoddard s statement was thell father S CAllen FIrst NatIOnal Bank Cleek. that vultules had Its a benefit fOl the local Red Cross factory to the sbareholders and to vlsltmg demand de rendered the Qvemng of Sunday. July 15th MISS Hazel Deal IS the to the effect that instructIOns had attendmg POSItS time certificates IdentificatIOn that some fund All 10 exces' patrons of the mstltutlon M,ss SaJa Pomdexter spent several $128.965 85. ImpOSSIble. receIpts of the It IS to hold tll""e Betr1n of summer been recClved dIrect from proposed services. Umverslty Georgl8 school. $22505095 artleles of and cost of the be donated Washmg nmg busIlles. the latter palt of 1988 Uays durmg the week m Atlanta as clothmg eoulpment plctu.e Will which wlll be non denommatlOnal 10 where she IS work on her ton to effect certam 1m dOIng from an WIth to thiS fund I1Ilmedlately WIth a capItol of the guest of MISS Martha Cowart TWENTVYEARS \GO. awtomoblle. together thClr 10 the court approxlma"ly ta,. moster's portant 10 the or character. house. degree a copy of a newspaper near It been that changes mlhtary 000. Ita operations have Mrs Robert Bland and son. Bobby. From Bulloch Tim.... July 1920 dally has explamed thIS pIc at o'clock even steacllb' 8. whIch begmmng 8 Sunday Mr and Mrs Leslie Johnson nnd galllzatlOns of GeorgIa changes 10 volume to the left Sunday for Atlanta. where they Local statIon of the GeorgIa Pre· by indICated that the body had been ture was prepared for presentatlOJl grown present COD. the en Mr alld Mrs Hubert Am,\son form brought about necesslt.y of dltlon-over In Mr Bland 10 .. at thIS has placed there after death In a se more than a and was shown $176.000 assets Th. WIll Jam makmg theIr e",mg Company place year ago. m'i..r Akms who Is a fOl1ner reSIdent ed a the week end at been and largmg some of the umt. and reduc party spending ordered closed after today eluded In the bushes In an number of loans tile extent home spot campara here abbreVIated form Becaule of Bulloch county, has been engaged IlI4llca. JacksonvIlle Beach no more cucumbers WIll be accepted 109 athers He stated that undor the to nnd Mrs tlvely fresh automobile tracks Indl of the sensatIOnal of some which the ... -communt)' Mr CC Cornell and Mrs showmg 10 mISSIOn I work 10 Savannah. and pe0PJ!.t!'lf. Mrs W S Bennett Ahce Hollingsworth and J former set up Statesboro had been and chIldren, cated that a car had been drIven from of the have been In the purchu. small daughters. Carhe Ann and Malone Strickland were united 10 pIctures. the board of, censor. has the endorsement of leaders In a� of Savannah. spent the past week the headquarters of the antI aIrcraft and .. afternoon the to the and then dechned to a f of theU' ho_. Betty Lou. are vIsIting hIB mother marrIage Saturday by highway spot. permIt presentatIOn l>tactlcally every denommntlon m ImproveJll�JI' Mrs Ulllt No 214 coast al WIth her parent� Mr and E El 0 at III tillery comprls. Is • .Judge Holland. hIS office the to the Wltether the as written t Money loaned 'OU real e.tate oql at KIte hIghway spot picture orIginally t that cIty At the ollelllnil servIce W Perkins. at Brooklet :the court house 109 approxImately 130 men. as well these artIcles WIll " clue to was lateral only at a nate of .Ix per cellt. -:,..;. WIlliam Everett. of New York. has prOVIde held that some of these presell Wilkes tomatoes were to as of the medIcal de Sunday evemng. MeFeeley. Hobson Dubose, Gene Hodges, Mar lJpvely presented headquarters and fr om the dlv. a the perpetrators of the crime remams tatlOns were ot such sensatIOnal na the very; becfnnlng arllved for VISIt of several weeks the editor dunng the week. one from Chatham county shellff. WIll be pres Julian and tachment WIth a personnel of 12 garet Remm,ton. Hodges B to be seen The bore ture that Idends paid Ihareholder8 have belli to hIS parents. Mr and Mrs J B H RI.gs of EmIt dIstrIct. weIgh yet newspaper they were not deemed SUIt- ent and sing a 8010 Sara Reed Ifbwen are the men Under the orders receIVed from spendmg ..,d and half. cluster of five date of June whIch IS under 4 per eellt per annlUll. 'thus It wU1 Everett pound 23Td. able for realease Howevet. smee The public IS InVIted to attend at St. from J H three General hohdays �Imons Pelote weIghed stood to Washmgton hie nbse ed that, the Instltutlo. Mrs George McLaughhn. of Au mdlCate apprOXImately the curtaIlment of the oTlglnal draft Stodd'trdldeclded the services that It would be best for the M,sses Betty BIrd Fay. AHee NevIls pounds proper and on the date tlte was 10 l1he conditIOns have arisen whICh are be- operates preape� muPIl gusta, was the guest for a few days .Defimte announcement IS made that body placed ------�--��------, of the ..tuatlOn and Sara Frances Kennedy left Mon balancmg mlhtary of 2 per cent betwem Interest ch..... durmg the week of Dr and Mrs H T W \ HardWICk. candidate for gov lieved to Justify the presentatIOn tn In d,scontinue for Wallella Girl Scout Georgl8 to the medl ed and DO day Camp emor. WIll 10 Stategboro on as IS no ItS full whICh will done paid 80 far C McGmty speak reported negro shOWing • be TENANT FARMER dlrldohd8 Camp. near Savannah, where they 17th WIll be cal detachment here and to Ie estab 10.Res have been IbouRed and MISS Annelle Ooalson Saturday July pOSSIbly woman ilas been recently JntSBmg next Wednesda money Thomas E lIsh the In Toccoa will spend two weeks I!y, headquarters I. loaned only upon gilt..oop I.. from a VISIt WIth friends 111 A.tlanta �on from the commumty of th,s d,scov B e81 des th IS YIend mg piCture, tlle NOW HOME Worth McDougald. Donald Me W��":,�amed h�e there aI ready eXlste,1 an or OWNER curlty and a of several at Will be lOt.r shorts WIll Include a hlstoncal stay days RIdge ifl Their many 1'r1end� .ho� ----�------Dougald and A B Anderson returned wlth a pf!I'sonnel of al>- Garrick GIven Federal Aid In crest. N C !ested to fearn of the 11'armlge of MISS Monroe Doctrine" and a Pm ky car from a week's VISIt at Ft �nIzntlon 80 men The of Desirable Sunday MamIe McDanlsl of Dublin and toon the Means" "oxlmat�ly Purchase Durward Watson, of Athens, arrlV.I , 'What Flag PIerce, Fla where they were guests George C Hagms Statesboro whICh STOLEN CAR HAS General Stoddard expressed regret Farm Near Brooklet. EXPLAINS CAUSE cd last I\lght for a VISIt of several In �Iew of the present mcreasmg of Outland McDougald took place at the home of the bride s at the appalent necessIty for these days hIS paroots Mr and Mrs mother Mrs W R WIll mterest 10 world condItIOns, tt IS be Adam B Bulloch wlthl McDamel. m but Garrlok. county Paul Brunson Jr. of ChICago. IS changes the organizatIOn gave TOBACCO SURPLUS Joe Watson make their home on farm near BEEN RECOVERED heved every cItizen wlll want to see has ",ecalved a loan to to Statesboro the sbarecropper. VISIting hIS parents, Mr and Mrs .statesboro encou�agement by Mrs Bartow Lamb and danghters. these produ&tlOns next 'Ytedntisday purchase a farm through the tenant Leaf Production Increases Fa Paul S Brunson. after spendmg a WIth reference to the recent cap Taken Thurday NIght, Found statemeno that a Ilosslble new ar Ann and PatrICia. of Sandersnlle. are whIle they are mCldentally makmg purchase d,v,sIon of the Farm Se er TIiaii Demand For few days WIth Mr and Mrs G C 'tore ot PhIlip Gathers later burned Next Day By Savannah rangement at an early date WIll af- It, the week as of Mrs a contrIbutIOn to the Red Cross fund AdmulI5tratlOn spendmg guesta at stake 10 Effingham county for the cUrity Says Martin. Ftllmer and family at Hampton. Va Pohceman at Bhtchton ford an openlllg for the e"tabllsh W H murder of whIte card wruch has been asked of Bulloch The farm M'r GarrIck IS Sharpe young girl umt em purchased Mrs 0 E DeLclach. of ColumbIa. mant of an entIrely new Farmers have been growmg mOft Mr and Mrs Preston Walers and SIgned by Dun G Lamer Hays "I A card beallng hiS name led to county located two mIles northeast from W_�_wW_ whIch Unit S C, Mr and Mrs Jack York and 'happened to be closest to him when _wwW� ploymg thirty odd men. flue cured tobacco than the demaJld daughter. Donna Jane. have returned the recovery Friday afternoon of an Brooklet and has one ltundred acres and Mr and Mrs Sewell the were In on hIm and may be given to Statesboro if It IS cailed Lester daughter dogs closmg automobile stolen for. Maftln, count)' to theIr home 10 NIagara Falls after he out of the bushes and look Thursday mght III the tract. eIghty five of thIS be DeLoach. of Rock HIll. S C. are got up NO ALLOTMENT�IJ shown that a sufHclCnt ntlmber of AAA chairman. stated thIS week ID B VISit With relatives here ed at me WIth from Dr B A Deal Who "cole the 10 cultivatIOn straIght upraIsed to man the mg Necessary money Vlsltmg Mr and Mrs C W DeLoach • reCl:Ults can be 1?rocured expla!JIlng why flue cured tob_ Mrs Waldo Pafford and MISS Betty hand and saId 'Boss I'll gIve up' car 15 n question yet unanswered was loaned to hIm to pay cash for the for a few days James M Cox nommated for pres orgaDlzation grower. July 20 WIll vote on market- McLemore left the week for DrIven by hIS daughter the car was MAY BE REDUCED farm and to do necessary durmg •• to the Improve Mr and Mrs W M Ohver have .dent on DemocratIC ticket. Frankhn Asked for an ,expressIOn 109 quota. for a new three-y_ Bonalr near Nashvlllr left In front of the Deal home about ments The house will be remodeled Camp Tenn, D VIce In the returned to theIr home m Valdosta Roosevelt, preSident, New Tobacco Ruhngs Under deSIrabIlity of th,s proposed organ quota plan begmmng m 1941 where WIll be th,s 9 30 even 109 01 Deal and ted a new barn WIll be can they counsellors llatlOnnl conventlOn at San FranCIS Thursday voted pam after a week end VISIt WIth relatIves 3-Year Quota Are Explamed IzatlOn here the crowd present ConsumptIon of flue-curad tobaceo sum mel '(". Cox receIved 134 votes on first sat to the radIO tlll around structed and other hstenmg to the outbulldmgs WIll and were Mrs Durden. unanimously to gIve support ' In and and chew here. accompanIed by and grew tIll the for to ride By cigarette smoking MIS J,mmy Allen and ,mall sons b.tilqt. .tI!l\dllY 2 o·clock. when he deCIded I be repaired W W Wllhams. who Will be theIr ballot, when he rec..ved propoS�10n II\g tobacco mcrQased about 13 mdhoD :t.y.fourth town before and dIscover No farm allotment be reduced Under the ten nt Jimmy Jr and Jerry have returned the noml up retmng. may purchase pro for some tIme !the two thIrds to make hIm In 1939 Over 1938 guest s poundll from a ten VISit SIS on cd the car was mlssmg Thi� �hertff at time the next three the loaned 15 nmOI tlzed H0,yever, days' With her BES1\-ALLEN aee. W G McAdoo reeelved 266 any during gram money M,ss Ann Fulcher of Waynesboro. Fruit and the 1989 crop was nearly mil ter Mrs Clifford Hutchmson In Jack first ballot. and 266'h on the last. offIce was noLlfied and mformatlOn years more'than 10 per cent frqm the Vegetables over a forty year period at three per 40� spent the week end as the guest of with and hIS lion pounds larger than the CUlTllDt Palmer opened 256, was phoned to adJommg cItIes 1940 flue-cursd allotment, accordmg Are Gift From Friends cent mterest The loan may be re MISS Mary Sue Akms. and W!Wl ac hIghest was 267'h on the seventh bal est,mated level of world consum)ltlon, Around noon FrIday Dr Deal was to the pro�l ..ons of the new tobacco In full at any tune 'after five paId "Tbls compamed home Sunday afternoon lot The chOIcest frUIts of the land Mr Martm saId supply wU1 notIfied by phone that a badly dam amendments whICh made It pOSSIble years MISS Frank to until It by AkinS. Hook and THIRTY YEARS AGO, froTII the chOicest friends of the land contmue depres. prIces aged car had been discovered In a for growers to vote on a three year Mr GarrIck plans to follow 11 well Charhe Joe Mathews can be ellmmated Bulloch TImes 12. 1910 are be 10 thIS para From July SIde road near BlItchtou. In whIch marketIng quota begmnIng WIth the 109 acknowledged dIverSIfied farmIng program HIS "Th,. IS It IS that P sustamed a Two mammoth cantaloupes. why Important Coronor J Boyd was found a card bearmg tus name 1941 crop prOVIded the quotas are graplt cash crops Will consIst of cotton. to the flue-cured tobacco of Geor broken arm when be fell from each near seven pounds, growers Was th,s Dr Deal scar' Th,s In voted on for a penod of three years weighing bacco and peanuts He plans to sup roof of house whIle do109 some 8hould theIr efroN to --- "'s were the from 0 W Bragan of gIa contll'ue formatLOh was phoned by a Savannah uUnder a speCial provuHon for gft plement thiS mcome w1th livestock carpenter work to the demand un the Brooklet commumty. a basket adJust the. supply Melhe NesmIth. employed by E patrolman who had observed the car small tobacco farmers. farm allot ThiS farm WIll be sO arl anged that der the three ye... market from a loaded of chOice and a }USCLOUS proposed M Anderson. fell as he passed that way a number of ments of two acres or less m 1940 peaches he WIll have pastul e also permanent said "Flue-cured mommg. struck h,s Cuban watermelon brought In mg program." he wagon Monday times during the early hours Friday cannot be reduced at any tIme dUring Queen a temporary pa.tUl e whICh Will be broken a IS a benefit to head neck nearly Mrs Arthur RIggs and a fifty tobacco as crop mormng the next three yeals,' accOldtng to by planted In oats followed by soy beans H 'L Alderman had hIS leg broker If returns an mCOmB Cuban brought m Mon farmer. only It NEW TOPS ••• when he waS struck 1 by an The fan belt havmg been broken Homer S Durden. state AAA adm," pound Queen for grazing and soy b�I"Js ""U Monday early the of It USave! L WII Johnson (now a fifty abOve expense gro'Vlng Rutomoblle drIven by Dr W the 1I10tor had run hot ami was sa oJ:tlcer 'TIrls day by Arthljr be mterplanted WIth early com to NEW COlOR ,stratLve lfuarantee, are on the' aCCident occurred near the melon IS to boast WhIle surplus supphes hams, badly damaged that a new motor was however Will not to those who pound somethmg be off III Mr GarrIck and apply hogged July than It Friday Saturday Rames hardware store of crowned the collectIOn of ac market. It IS less profitable COMBINATIONS necessary In the car was a sectLOn VIolated the marketang quotas I) has been successful m the past Jews In RUSSIa, 1 very Uprismg agaInst for the edItor In should be. and may be unprofitable women of rubber hose. apparently haVIng In additIOn to of allot ceptable gifts few years In operating a peanut 1lstlmated that 20.000 men, protectIOn are from I I tomatoes of the flDest va Therefore. the qUIcker supohes Bulk and chIldren have been torn been mtended for use m borrowmg ments from downward adjustments, cldentally pIcker III the fall of the year Th,s . � tn line WIth and homes and driven out. most of netlCs have been contrIbuted by a brought demand. VINEGAR, Gallon ... their gas fronl unsuspectmg Victims for the amendments authorize the use gIves hIm employment 111 the slack -�-�...... ,- to terrific In the better the farmers' "'eM •• them penmless and subject number of Including Ira kept line, nptI nW' 10. n..t., whr J future travel of not more than two per cent of frlends, season and at the same tIm. snpple theW',. AlMffca', .. hardshIps commlllllty and mcome from flue-cured tobacco will t Deal has no clew as to who m each of the Lord of the Eureka hiS Zmc was a to their frIends the state allotment ment& mcome ta.orect en...... Twe ..,. .. It pleasure .or F C local raIlroad agent. be:." -- _ last to welcome back to stole hIS car next three for the purpose ot Temples He also states that Iceepmg an JAR CAPS, dozen Fnday years by J B H WIlson and his All whIch mdlcates that there IS IItr Martm quoted Hutaon. PI.y c or Statesboro C farm allotments of accurate record of hiS Income and ex ...... the.. u.. ad)'ustmg upward of the 'h.... for who have months tl to eat assIstant admlmstrator Agrl. '..."Inl...... •... mother fQr Clghteen al an abundance of good lOgs can tell the ""1 New Bookmobile Makes whIch are low In comparison With penses �hat he progress JAR RINGS u.. thl'" 'Of made theIr home m Roswell are cultural Admml.tratlon, ho...... ,.." probably and an abundance of (rlCnds who AdJustment home to saId lotments for similul neighboring that he IS makmg WIth hIS farm 3 dozen find many other u... ,. thes.) MeXICO. "We are stay" three may be handy First in County e these thmgs as saYIng that year� hou••hold Trip to shul good ale.. Ihl, r. Mrs WIlson falms willing ----�- "anti '0' needed to elIminate the 1939 surplus, g'ft"M The SUIt of Mrs Vugmla Lallier The bookmobIle recently purcbased Falmers WIll have the opportunIty Local Demand Savannah State.boro I Strong WIth consumptIOn at present leve s, the Bll"lmst by the Bulloch County LIbrary Board vote on the three tlus UlCLuon ALL TH[I[ [InA QUAUn to year quota Birthday Occasion 'UTOItI raIlroad for $25,000 damages for the For Cattle and allotmenta equal to tho.e for 1940, • 5 mucle ItS first through Bulloch of Hogs Deep Top, with Stain Lee LanIer was trIp month Secletary Agtlcultule Reunion Free P,oofWalh. death of her son. For Family the 1'I0nnal Reinforced Brae. able thiS week ThIS h cured the YIeld. Tops 11\ cour t last week upon county travelmg Wallace has oclaulled a flue Reportmg Wednesday's sale. settled CIty pi WIth the need to • • The surplUS. Protecting Gild.,. 5,••, to the bl makes It fOI 20 Commlssnon Co bIg Protldor, at the payment of $150 plalnclff al"y pOSSIble pract\ tobacco marketing quota for July Statesboro LIvestock • on Into line through 0- ltgl 13 her school , brlDg suppltes Corn,,..,,, H Strange represented cally every home-truly every Under the three year quota grow F 0 Parker and son, managers, • E,idra • that at the actIOn 18 one of the reasons Roomy Play. DoUbl. SfMl j ! The crowd gathered dIstrict-to the best books all the statement operatlVe Han get ers can make the r plans WIthout makes the followmg Ing Surface .raced Let. court house Saturday to hear themselves a.ke for market for The books are 00 to why farmers • • In behalf readmg fear of drastIC changes from yeal 'Actual sales Top hogs. $7 Siurdl.r L"1I' Charles G Edwards speak the congress S-th Ed� to be No to No 3•• and were gIven right by of hIS candIdacy fot re electIOn carefully selected and approved to Mr Durden said "Like $715. 2s. $700 $715, year," on a baSIS ever seen $675 to $700. No 4s, $650 to $710, to quotas three·ey�r. congress, was the largest fote they are placed on the readmg WIse domestic manufacturers can put on a smlliar occasIOn No 5s. $650 to $7.25. good feeder m Statesboro shelves and are of such that variety pay- faIT pTices for tobacco Without 75 to 50 MILITARY O,UTFIT TO I S L MIller preSIded at meet:. pIgs. $6 ,7 26, top cattle. $8 Dr chOice of mtroduced the any age and any speclUl fear of excessive productLOIl dUlIng to $875, common cattle. $800 to I,E1\.VE FOR BNCAMPMENT 109 J E Brannen of books be satIsfied be bUlls, to $676 speaker types may the perIod. non co operators wLlI $700. $550 of fifteen months The bookmobile ,tself It "Not h�lf e"ough eattle and hogs After an absence dlgDlfied unable to profit at the expense of co retullned Satur 'Iheodore Rcosevelt looking because of ItS modest attl act- and toe 1S from IllS noted operatmg grower�t govern d tnmg June the Ive sIgn palntmg and because gf can maXimum to "b�C�ofrom Ellba tour rode down ment give support as shown 10 educatIonal dvantages It Stl eets of New York l'nces 101 the export graetes' H. WIth much acclaIm. around wltlliit en' Sons pIcture pubhshed MiI),kovitz whIch "ere In Steamers The tate of felephone usage "STATESBo'Ro"S LARGEST 11\ White Watch for the bookmobtle each DEPARTMENT STo.RE"1 for them' (Do you who Sweden IS 127 mstrumenta per 1000 w.utlng week on the schellule It used th,s rend th,s know .hat a WhIte Steam mhab tants Th""e are 787000 tele week 10 the er was 1) phones country in the mountains of Car ••• I Talmadge this week goes has been and will be as sou�hern I announce a can Nobody's, to copy-boy, always always week at Shellman Bluff. They hereby myself 8 lead the program. last Ivhich will be at risk l'ev. will waite. he js only n for governor. I olina, after they didate for the office of Solicitor Gen people in campaign had as their Sunday Mr. H. R. GEE McGEE, Anderson, S. C.) little note of hot biscuit. As Georgia and the South have guesl:. home to their friends in Hartsville, eral or the Ogeechee CIrcuit, subject ,CHRISTIAN (By country preecher of verry Talmadge luunches his campaign as a platter PalTlsh and Mr. and Mrs. MI·s. W D. is connected to the 1 ules and of the and no cash a-tall. she has rote sev- at on the \ S. C., whel'e Mr. Gray regulatiol1s from the stump Albany And-as this 39 EAST MAIN ST. STATESBORO, GA. moved forward, so has The Constitution. J. D. Alde1"1llnn. Democratic primol'y electIOn to be but have had with the Sonoco Products Co. GLEANINGS FROM FLAT ROCK -a right smart of concern is being veral fur'off Fourth of July, and at 11:30 (EST) and,' held 1940. I dignitarie.s MI·s. Lee Rober�: