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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ------� in The Bulloch Herald - 8 Ashley Boyd Page A Prl Wlulnl N Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, March 20, 1958 pap.r orse Show 1957 Better N....p."", THE Cont••t BULLOCH ------HERALD --- READ THE STORY --- OF BULLOCH COUNTY cLAssIFIED------..._.. ------FOR SALE BY OWNER-One �EDICATED TO THE PROGRESS OP STATESBORO �D BULLO�H COUNTY --___ 7-room house built In 1981. The Claxton Junior ...... •..•....•.•• For Sale Chamber : , •...... � •...... of Commerce ------will sponsor 0 ��".!c\��r��I�pr�g:$�� horse -: Rites for Dot show at the Claxton foot VOLUME �m-ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, MARCH 27,1958 Al>prlxlmately one-half held and . THURSDAY, ANOTIfER BRICK BARGAIN already Mooney ball stadium financed. Monthly' payments, Saturday night ac . cording to a release this Splendid three-bedroom- ond $53.00, Includes taxes and In- week by the Claxton r tile both home on an outatand- surance. PHONE PO 4·2190. Dessie Proctor Dude Renfrow Jaycees_ ia-s-ee, JMC. More than 100 horses from 14 B. e. students and I�n� . Georgia states Inr�r.r�dU\I��trg�.dedLa� Dessle T_ Proctor, 72, died neighboring P.ndscnplng completed. Only are expected to be shown In low down Friday night, Morch 14, in the If wmners Preston with annonnees $13.250.00 pay. eleven classes_ son SALE OF Bulloch Hospital after 0 go ABhley BOyd, ment and 20-year mortgage. County of Mr_ and Mrs_ at G.T.e. make shart Olliff Boyd of Rep. IIIness_ candidacy Winners In the recently com- is Chu. E. Cone Realty Co., Ine. Statesboro, expected to show • He was a resident of pleted Forest Heights his hone in - Country one 23 N. Main SI. Dial 4·2217 Furniture life-long of the classes. Foy Bulloch County and was a Club Handicap Tourney were A special dean's list LT. GOV. ERNEST exhibition will be prominent farmer of Mrs. Dot and Dude Ren- VANDIVER AT EGYPT GEORGIA the Brook- Mooney p�sented by Bill Gano of At. In HOUSE FOR COLORED to at for let frow. be the re-election Savannah unUi health speaker community his gu�st lanta and his trick horse, formed him to retire several American Post 90 Seven rooms and bath on On Saturday, March 22 Runner-up to Mrs. Mooney legion tonight "Congo." speech St. on years ago and was a . Show Roundtree $2,200.00 represento- In the women's division was at 8 p, m. time is 7:30 p. m. SALE BEGINS AT 10 A. M. tlve of the Prudential Life In- terms. Mrs. Reba Barnes, and Mrs. surance for 33 Company years Jackie Brown won consolotlon DISTRICT W.S.C.S. Chas. E. Cone Realty Co. Ine. Old and SCHEDULE FOR Secretary Marble-Top before his retirement. He was 0 TO MEET HERE - honors TUESDAY 23 N. IIialn SI. Dial 4-2217 to hold Dresser Among EHecta member of the Fellowship Priml- "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" "A also the club's Day Apart' will be the Community tlve Baptist Church. Renfrow, AT GEORGIA TIlEATRE theme of the district of scmtch ch I . C . meeting amp on, bested G the REAL ESTATE He is survIved b hiS WI'fe, Woman's Sitoc e af ChrIs- For ent y Coleman In the IS-hole men's Hal Macon of the Georgia y R Mrs. Annie Cox Proctor 01 I Service to be held at the CITY PROPERTY LOANll IInol. Consolation winner was Theatre announced this week the Good service two Mrs. ��nrst Methodist Statesboro; daughters, Mlnkovltz. for Church here on Friday Harry schedule the of the -Quid< Service- FOR RENT-Store building at 48 E. D. Childers of and showing March Atlanta, movie "The Ten Tuesday, 25, from 10:30 East main St. Next to The were 0 Command. CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY Jaeckel Mrs. E. W. Burton of prizes awarded at a. m. to 12:30 p. m. Lunch will Miami; ts" b I I Wednes Hotel. For information call DR. five day, be 15 CourtlaD4 Street sons, Henry T. Proctor, Har- special �wards banquet served at 12:30 p. m. I�st . ;:;:�Ch 26 , :� ;�II��s' P. G. FRANKLIN SR. at ry F. Proctor Rabun C Proc- week, With tournament chair- Mrs. Ernest Veal of Millen Is Veneer house FOR SALE-Brick 4-3237. 12·9-Uc. ton and WiIIl�m B. all man Charley Robbins Jr., pre- the district Caro Van Proctor, at �;�e ::::�I secretary. with 3 bedrooms and den. of Atlanta and Frank T. Proctor siding. ��3�w; s�ow:n�a�� Brackle of Macon will We live In • �lIcattd and dltllcltt tilM. WI IIIUIIbt FOR RENT-Office the�e will be three bring the Good location. Immediate oeeu- formerlyoc. of Satu�days well-lnformed II we If' Dr. Barks. Statesboro; 16 grandchildren; The next event at Forest mesaage. IIIIUrvIve, and II I dlmoct.U. cupled by 'John shows at 10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m. pancy. dale at 4 West Street. five sisters, Mrs. C. W. Lee of Club will be the ulloa WI dtptnd 011 k_ltdp II we nmr lint befo.... Cherry Heights Country and 7:30 p. m. The engagement •••••••••••• Air conditioned and heated. Hot Stilson, Mn. Donnie Warnock 1 You and can bentnt 1I1Im till Curry Insurance Agency sixth annual Southeastern Open of the extends for eleven ,our famllJ acltllII of picture water. R. J. HOLLAND. 1·9-Ue. Mrs Carter on wo�d of Re-dl_r the and lilt Pbone 4-2825 Maybelle Sunday, April 20. Mr. Macon states that one 1'111111.". dllI",tl chili..". of days, ltllSon,avannsh, Mrs. AIlnle of III. - _ Strange written wordilloob WI about FOR RENT office The will have a can see a complete show on _ mryllll.. FOR SALE-Three bedroom Upstairs and Mrs. both of open space, and Strange, of 32 and time between 10:30 evtrylllllll thet Inltl'llats JOU II • 11111.1111 jllrlOll. screened recenUy'remodeled S�mh championship flight Saturday any house with porch redecorated. Swainsboro, three brothers, world II .t Located at 32 North eight flights. The championship a. m. and 10:30 p. m. Th. JOur ftnawtJps by merely opaniftllllt printed and garage. Neat school. Main Street. R. J. Grady Proctor of Savannah, HOLLAND. flight will pial' 27 holes medal 1------IIIII-scltnce, flcllon, history, Irt-If. til lilt... for IIIIlIId", 1·9-tfc. Ezekiel L. Proctor of Insurance Agency and the will VIsit JOur JOUr newstand Curry- play, flights par- IIbrlry, bookstUer, JOur Stllso� . and John C. Proctor of Brooklet, . Phone 4-2825 FOR RENT-Small tlclpate In match play. The lolliy. You'll find I'IIldlnl mol'll will brvadln lOUr horizons! warehouse, and a number of nieces and centrally located on Smith tournament fleld will be limited G•T••C aIumnl •"ii______nephews. Alley. Could be used as office. to the first 80 golfers who enter. FOR SALE-STATE THEATRE Reasonable rent. Contact C. J. Funeral services were held BUILDING located on West MATHEWS at the telephone of· Sunday atfemoon at 2:30 o'clock flce. 2-20-4tc. IaDS I Main Street.. PHONE 4·2425. II. from the Fellowship Primitive p speeia FOR Baptist Church near Stilson with National �!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!� RENT-5-room unfurnished Rites heId for Elder W. A. offlclat- apartment at' 13 South Zet· Crumpton • assisted the Rev. R. W. Week terower Ave. Rents for $75 per lng, by Library Torrence. get together month. Mrs. R. J. NEll. Phone Burial was in March 1958 the.W e. Cannette G 16:22. 4.3496. l-Ifl-tfc, church cemetery. eorgia Teachers College Hill and Olliff alumni I-----�----�------The following nephews served .' are planning a special FOR services for Walter RENT-Four-room apart- as F�neral luncheon this week Phone PO 4-3531 pollbearers: Dan Lee, C. W.. r. get-together ment with bath. Natural Cecil Canuette Sr., 03, who died gas Lee Jr., Hubert Jackie in conjunction with the annual heat. Located at 221 South Zet- Lee, at the Bulloch FOR RENT-Modern office on County Hospital Educotlonal Association terower. Proctor, Jr., and Raymond Proc- Georgia Mrs. Jack De- after a short illness, were held ground floor, private parking Wrlt� tor. state convention.. Clifford G. 32 Seibald St. Swainsboro, Ga. March at 10 a. m. space, located Saturday, 15, 0 G.T.C. i��fc�t Honorary pallbearers were R. Hale, graduate of the at the Smith-Tillman Funeral of FOR RENT-Available Jan. I, a M. McCroan, Phil Bean, W. H. class 1934, will speak at the Bulloch FOR Home, the Rev. new modern stucco 2-bed· RENT-:-Furnlshed apart- Robert co�ducted by. luncheon, which will be held at Woods, Zetterower'• • kitchen, Dan H. Williams. Burial was In . room home with bath and ,ment:. LIVing room, the Belmont Restaurant in . half, Floyd Newsome B . A Joh so With dining area, private bath, East Side At-/...... central central air con- Cemetery. lanta on March heat, Wallace Cobb oe 1 . 21 at one or two bed ' j T·ilman,n.;' Friday Un- rooms, Electric Survivors are his E, A. I.I��!!!!!,'I two-car father, . . . ditioning, garage. E . 12'30' . stove L T. E. R. and Avail- ester, Daves, T. . pm' furnished. relrlgerator. C 0f C0bbtown, treeh . able now. 201 North Main Bryan, Richard Williams, Dr. A. a.nuette Dr. Zach S. Henderson, presi- FOR a-bedroom Street. Phone 4-2382. M. Deal, Dr. L. E. Lovett, W. L. dent G.T.C., will be present RENT-Large . c�ldr;n,e ��t. :�Iter _of home. Located on North Zetterower and Gordon � ca��- to give a progress report ,as Rushing. an . de M�"ISS Lila- �nnla� a��ee 0� MaIn St. Barnes Funeral Home was in .anue will several other members of four Sisters, Mrs. SerVICeS of Bushnell, Fla.; the faculty and staff. home charge arrangements. Wlikham Ellerbee of FOR RENT-One-bedroom Lakeland, AU G.T.C. alumni and friends located on North Main St. Fla., Mrs. Tom Durden 01 tobb- TIRED OF LOOKING at that of the college are invited to town, Mrs. Dan Coleman of Port FOR brick cottar. rug on your floor or \"l'anted attend. RENT-Twa-story and Mrs. Curtis store located dow n tow n that spread on your bed? Then Arthur, Tex., It a new look. Call MODEL Collins of Orlando, Fla.; a Statesboro on North Main st. give WANTEb-Good peanut hay. If LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEAN· Leon Canuette of Vi- ��Il!l!l!!IlB��!I� FOR RENT-One-story building, you have some for sale ,con- brother, ING and us located East Main Street. let dye It one of tact MR. W. H. MORRIS, StIJ- dalla; and one grandchild. V.B.S. clinic PHONE 4·3234 today. Ga. were son. , Pallbearers Harry Smith, FOR SALE-Modern 2-bedroom i�2i_��rs. F. C. Parker Jr., Harold Cone, home with den. Home in ex -WANTED Ralph Moore, Willie White and cellent condition. Located North .. R. J. Main st. Kennedy Jr. T·bim er C GEORGIA INSURANCE FOR SALE-Brick 3-bedroom rUlslng COMPANY INDEPENDENT CERTIFIED home with study, separate . CRUISER into dining room, living room, bath Expanding Hospitalization Matne LiveI and half with central heat and Field, offering new Y centro I air Located conditioning. . • M• NON·CANCELLABLE on College Blvd. J TINKER PTA• • • meets •• '. Registered Fotl!i!er hospitalization policies. H';' for sever.aJ first class 30 Selbald SI. _ Statesboro opening For other listings not de- in Statesboro William Smith Phones agents territory. will serve as sertbed above, please contact 4-2300 and 4-2265 Ground floor opportunity. Ex. chairman of the nominating com. R. H. (Bob) HUI and OUirt at 26 Selbald cellent contract for agents. mittee to name a slate of offi. Street. Phone PO 4-3531. SEWING MACIDNE SERVICE- eVster renewals. District Man· cers for the next school yea. for We can repair all makes. ager, MR. ROGER CARTER will theatM tiLle veI PTA ac Complete service. Parts-Ac- Interview applicants at Room y ..., Thompson to HILL AND OLLIFF cessories-Attachments. Every- No. I, Second Floor, Old Bank cording an announcement of this week Mrs. lawrence Phone PO 4-3531 thing about Sewing Machines. Statesboro Building, Friday, by CALlI;:O SHOP, 23 West Main March 21, 9 a. m. 'tIl 12 noon. Mallard, president. ______• Street. 11·7-tfc. The announcement was made WANTED-A PIANO FOR 1------college �mduate, at the P.T.A. meeting Tuesday SALE-High-grode between and 45 With . pleas- March spinet piano for sale to re- A. S. DODD JR. night, 11, When the fifth mg persona2r.Ity, who desires a sponsible party who con make Real Estate grade presented the program. a Others on the MORTGAGE LOANS FHA w��n :;� nominating , ��'::fn�g�c�/t��IY s.mumalel sdmOawlnl .committee are Mrs .. Herman mPOanY,mhleyntpaaynmdenatSs-. are in a re- Write Credit Manager, 368 First GI--C0NVEN110N�FARM presently employed sponsible or unem- Bray, Mrs. Hubert Tankersley, Street. Macon. Georgia. 3-27-4tc. HOMES FOR SALE position ployed for reasons his Mrs. Doris Cason ond Joe Dodd beyond Subdlvtalon FHA control need apply; applicant Neville. Approved sho�ld give name, age, address, Mrs. Fielding Russell present· mantal 23 N. MaIn SI. - Phone 4-2471 status, phone number, ed Miss Bertha Freeman of FOR SALE years in and 1---- present community GeorgIa Teachers CaIIege wh0 "Mr. Confusion" full details on present employ. talked on "Let's Know Our SAWS FILED-Ali types of ment. All replies confidential saws flied our Youth." quickly on pre- and should be addressed to Box . cis 10 Ton Ice PIant ion FOLEY AUTOMATIC 329, Care of The Bulloch Mrs. Nattie Allenls fifth gmde -e- When You Are FILER. Your saws will cut Herald. 3-27-4tc. won first prize, ond Mrs. Rus· faster, truer. P. S. Meat cleaner, sell's fifth grade won second prize. "FIRST" Isaac Bunce Curing ��ers�liER:E��'S 13 A JOB FOJ;;� WI11I A FUTURE Refreshments were served And Moore Street. PHONE PO by Monday a senior . 4·3860. 1-23-tfc. Here are Our Requirements You Are Mlss'Danalyn Lee, ��. fg��iSg�a��n ":.�tt:,e�!I';!� sells lot at Southeast Bulloch High ) 1. 21 Or no limit. big years older, Through Sehool, was named an a!tcmale 1 .. .. Room "BEST" from the First Storage AERO MAYFLOWER �: ��I ,:::.elllgence. Congressional here District In the. Georgia Future Long Distance Moving Friday of cattle Only Ice and Meot Curing Plant TIlAT'S ALL! Teache.. Scholarship, awarded In Call or Write by the Bankers Fidelity Life In Effingham County. Excellent DO YOU WANT TO MAKE 9:05 A. M. The Bulloch Herald Holds sumnce Atlanta. In Opportunity to Increose Volume MONEY EVERY DAY Company In of YOUMANS VAN " STORAGE the event the In the dis Business In complete meat / OF TIlE WEEK? winner processing. Plant Is in COMPANY to 30 trict does not use ber scholar good HERE'S WHAT operating condition. WE GIVE YOU ship of $500, the corresponding 414 Enst Oglethorpe SI. 1. Short, Intensive training alternate in the district, Miss Savannah-ADams

T QTROQ Editorials WHICH? HERE'S The Editor's 'A Bunch of Beggars' (From the Thomaston Times) health appropriation, Mr. Harts HOW'TO field? And don't Atlanta Chair Atlanta's Mayor Hartsfield has folks go Uneasy'· to that institution and to the started an open, all-out attack on large QUANTITY Health MR. FRANK County Department, which WILLIAMS died do not own dogl, and to whom liGHTS the county unit system in Georgia on the must receive nlaht of March 15, and the naturai habits of stray doas. "all other forms of discrimina appropriations in Bulloch IU.IVID and County iost' a good man. are a worrysome nuisance. direct to the 110 PlICU proportion smaller ,us Mr, Frank lived a tion against urban areas." very We're on OUr reader'. side. GOOD counties? satisfactory life. He was dedi As the Atlanta mayor declared Dog. can be a THIU cated to his church. It was w,orryaome And what hll ",ul..nce. will In in "We have about the state They dla nower He countered SATURDAY Monday Atlanta, principal intereat. He wu de will by saying "that's mental voted beds, they trample over a to MAlCH Pandora's box. We must Instltutlon, the tuber to his family. He lived to good way create III feelings 29th opened vegetab_ll>•.prdens. They will and know that he wu lose the nelghborllnes. of culosis hospital, the detention the father of turn .and ••T£.'.' either control this unfair system a �rbaae �ns drag his .•" fine son who became a ove� nelghOOr." homes and the com 'acfoss lawns. will or be controlled state prisons? Are garbage They of government by munity leader. He lived to know We contend that a . cavort lind that puslt oyer small chlt dog·ownlng appropriations from the state to he was the father of a neighbor who allows his ITOICILY PINIAPPLa it." !lnll dren when they are In the midst dog to these gralldaon with a bright future. become a neighborhood nuisance And with the exception of the support institutions pri of children playing. And there is What m_ a is not a could man ask ever good neighbor In the ASTOR rural the marily for With of present danger that a word "unfair" we about agree with Georgians? life on this earth? first and an bite a place attempt to out statistics to back 'us dog might child, or a the executive. up even, ... remedy the nuisance would Atlanta chief person. And with the rabies not ��r 46·0., C. • we will say without fear of con change the neighbor We believe that he and OUR EDl1'OllIAL last sltuaUon what It Is In our relationship. Yams 5 $1 firmly week being � JUICE 4 tradiction that the on the little this Is a serious those who control things in the unhealthy at girl whose puppy county danger. Stray dogs with no Owners was poiaoned drew a are a of the cities result in reaction Those who Own a dog' shouid community nuisance, a 59C mosphere area would like to which we want hazard metropolitan to expand on protect their nelghbon from and a problem to our 3 more TB that the controls to all of open air of rural here In our fathers. extend their Uneasy Chair. these nuisance habits that are so city loll. the pressure of the We were moved PRESSURE PACKEI Georgia. Georgia; city by the natural with dogs. But when Stray dogs, WITH OWNERS, CAN mother's account of her are creates more mental disoredrs little those who neglect or refuse to just as much a nulsance, Look further at what Hartsfield per girl's distreaa upon seeinl, the provide their nelghbon such just as much a hazard and capita than in the of life This child's just CHASE I SAIBORI had to easy way little as say: "Legislative appropria Week'� four.montha-old protection it becomes nec....ry much' a problem to both Our we in the and puppy die of tions in Georgia are weighted enjoy country; the ,poison, We ex. that their nejghbors take what· city fathers and homemakers. pressed our that there ever rate is can - crime opinion in - as heavier in the steps .they their The with owner the cities, taxation city are stray- dog against just better ways for people to family's behalf. areas, both among and problem could be solved py the is to take an unfair juveniles 'Meditation handle the dog nul..nce But weighted situa there are ways other than simple business of the than in tion. ' dog share from urban dwellers. And adults, rural to Georgia resorting polson. owner taking care of his dog. The Rev. L E. Ho..ton Jr. One of our r.aden where moral standards are By contends' We suggested to our reader Proper confinement with now they have created authority higher. that there proper Is the other sid. of the that a call to the would And how in thunderation does pollee nttention, with proper concern to are on problem-the side of those who spend your money. They the highway to sell hot be effective. for his Is the Mr. Hartsfield arrive at the fact THINKING WILL MAKE IT SOl neighbor answer. going to authority you all over the dogs, COFFEE that more state On And his hot fell lot and bust this state if you don't city taxpayers pay the bulletin for the First dog sales almost overnight, watch out." taxes than us country folks? Per Methodist Church, Valdosta, "You're right, son," the father our automobile Georgia, for March 16 was an What in thunderation in Wil capita tags cost satd to the boy, on "We are It liam Hartsfield about? the same, we pay the same sales eye-opening commentary certainly ill the middle talking • present day thinking. It was en. of a great depression." tax, the Identical ...... He speaks of "legislative ap gasoline tax, tltIed The Man by the Side of license fees and the same the propriations in Georgia" being rate on Road." I f thoughts of recession, de. Seems the cities." If income tax. pression, and worsening eco "weighted against A man lived by the side of the nomic conditions our TAIU: He that "We are ruled possess WHnE he is about roads and says by road and sold MARCAL talking hot dogs. minds, we wake one may up to ... 159 of not He was Me schools and welfare and health, pieces geography, by hard of hearing so he morning to the awful fact that mu lockwood had no radio. then he should take another look. people." And, yes, Mr. Hartsfield, "thinking has made it so." THERE ARE so He had trouble with . few of us who IT IS INCREASINGLY his eyes so Dr. Norman Vincent said lm- perlddlcals which can be used to road Al if the folks of North Peale realize the appropriations. Cleorgia he read no newspapers. In the value of recreation portant today that we think In ;rake introduction to lIis best guide us. in our as concerns the role thinking. NAPKI�S diverted their cool But vital it terms most every road in leads mountain sold liot dogs. seller, THE POWER OF POSI plays of family recreation. The Georgia in \ the of our . trend I streams and slowed down the he. TIVE "You can living lives., today toward larger faml- THINK PERHAPS one of the to Atlanta where they charge you flow THINKING, per He put up a sign on the mit to lies brings with It some ques- major obstacles which we must of water in the Chattahoochee highway obstacles controi your There are those who are ex- 8DCt, to park your' car, enforce the you how tions recreation first telling good they were. mind to the point where they pert in this' area of human concerning overcome is that necessity would in Atlanta. And He stood which must of strictest of traffic regulations and go thirsty by the side of the road are uppermost and thus become growth and development who be considered from finding and then budgeting PkQs. and a the time in then where is the that cried, I "Buy hot dog, the factors in tell us that a very beginning: order that we can lure you into their stores and power generated � dominating your recreation plays begin Mister" to 5100 From the first we pian. At first we makes Atlanta an thought pattern. By iearning how major part in the "balanced very must glance may to COUll dol industrial And 10' shops spend your try feel people bought. to cast them from the mind, by diet" of everyday living. The have an understanding of the that such a period of time In rural of course. lars. Every road appropriation in giant? Georgia, refusing to become sub the the things for which we seek. Is not available. We must then • mentally church, home, school, Simply He And where do the increased his meat and bun servient to and, because we have an be honest' with ourselves and Georgia from Rabun Gap to Tybee city dwellers them, by chart- recreation and work are classed outlet in SMOKED (NOT SLiCEDI orders. delete from our turn for and boat neling spiritual power through as the major five factors to be some physical or otherwise schedule those Light eventually takes rural dol hunting, fishing He a bought bigger stove to take your thoughts, you can .rise considered In the of the active activity, by no stretch of activities which can be tossed living . lars Not we'll tell care of to the metropolitan areas. ing? his trade. above obstacles which life. the imagination are these away in order to make room for ordinarily good things VAN CAMP He got his. home from .' our leisure TASTY And school in you, Pi��nt.Park,t't) "159 pieces of. son. might defeat you." \ 'J always recreational in nature. plans. Bear in mind appropriations bu\ to him. A OF REAL concern to clIlI�gl' help sports writer In analyzing, 11here are m""y in. ImP9�t role leisure plays L•• are on yo .. such a sar /:': tho� Act!!,,11y the� Georgia spent good, country geography" m�ke are 'in , (the victory of Pancho Gonzil�s who active In the recrea-7 stances in which the veey l'ppo the welfare of castic to. But detefm'Inll1!l and in a reference then 'something happened. . in nauonal tennis site be your health the of boys girls who, large per Ihe champion- tion program are some thoughts accomplishment may had. and, happiness His son And is ruled said, "Father, haven't ship several years concluded your family. If you are in OILY centage, eventually go to the cities you say Georgia ago, concerning adult recreation. IF OUR t.� been to recreational you listening the that the factor which won for There are so planning telligent you will seriously con ,SLAB "mendicants." We looked many adults who PORK to BACON attend calls for & with rural by BEANS" 8 colleges I up radio? expensive sports cars, sider $180 him the was have never these thoughts and in the championship stay- considered the values vacation and that six-bit word andit means There's a on. boats, homes ond such near dollars) eventually become the you big depression ing power and the fact that "he involved in for leisure. future you will examine Boston Butt The planning and we can not comfortable af� Sunnyland Hot or Mild have called' the of European. situation is was never defeated the dis- your schedule and determine city population. Their country good people by Those who do plan so oftentimes ford . terfrlble. these luxunes then the end how much . vicissitudes of the just real recreation school rural a bunch of couraging plan activities which fall far background and way of life Georgia The domestic situation is result will ,be unhappiness and Poik Boast Lb. • worse." game." short of the for you can find in your living Pork Lb. • expectations depression. If we can Sausage make of them successes afford business "beggars." Why, you carpet-bag It seems to me that life is a which habits. those plans were made. these additional Whereupon his father and pleasures then Eat-Rite Smoked and leaders in all of life ging, self-styled leech, if the thought, game the stakes are high. �- , Made From Round Steak phases As we make our for our oniy problem Is to fit these RECREATIONAL act i v i t "Well, my son has been to Is with the plans Y All· that a of rural Evy competing good; make city. people .Georgia stopped recreational activity these plans things Into tlfe proper relation should leave stimulated and Plrpose IlterCII' college, moral is with the +m you competing must with Pork Lb. 49c Welfare and are from Atlanta Reads the and be well made and must be ship the other health about buying supplies your papers listens to moral; 'Christian important should have a tendancy to help Sausage SteakeHes' Lb. Dc democracy about In of we the radio, and he to thought terms of the phases living which list as recreate the same. True, the proceeds of distribution center, quit shopping .ought stands against atheistic com those faculties'of mind Robbins know." years which lie ahead. There the home, church ,education and 00 Lanky munism. Now Is the time for and body which are sq Important welfare have little with your Atlanta stores, are Involved in Armour's aeorgia Peach appropriations stopped So, the father cut down on his many pitfalls religion. In the ,$ staying power in our lives, and role they play to bring chance of to the cities. But your cultural and meat and bun orders. such planning if we do not take As we think In terms of getting supporting positive sparked the � family you happiness and a real desire Franks 12-0z, 45c thinking by the to ·-WHITE Pkg. Took down his time consult with those recreation there are look at it in another light. Wel entertainment ventures in At advertising signs. spirit of Christ can help to bring manyagen for living. If your activities fail Sliced BaCon Lb. SIc And no bothered to agencies and leaders in the field cies, workers ionger stand it about. professional and to do this then perhaps you had Lie' Eat-Rite around (are more of lanta and moved OUR state capitol who have an of appropriations keep understanding lay leaders to whom we can ap best call them else for something -, Eat-Rite to rural howl like a the values Involved In such an the needy type in rural Georgia you'd peal for ald. In our libraries can fall far short from the real Georgia ;w __ • " they found Beef where it is cheaper to keep them stuck pig. undertaking. .be many books and meaning of recreation, ARROW Pkg.· 2 Lb;, 1 Oz. Pkg.SI.OO Hartsfield declared in Wieners 1-Lb. Pkg. 39c up. The more welfare cases that Atlanta March 23-March BLUE OR WHITE Lenton Seafood stay away from Atlanta, the less that "I'm getting tired of being 29 is' National " Atlanta will have to told can be done about all nothing _ taxpayers pay Perch FUlet Lb. 35c: Fresh Mullet Lb, 17e: for slum clearance, for medical this. Something can be done. We Future Homemakers' Week Thru the- I's of SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS care and other welfare subsidy. can educate. We can work for the By MRS. SUE WARREN Mr. Hartsfield, the welfare ap abolition of the county' unit As home economics teacher F,H.A. Advisor, Marvin Pittman from Marvin Pittman F.H.A. I .. or at least for its propriations to rural counties of system amend GARDEN FRESH School hope each· person will join with are like a ment." Georgia subsidy to the us to heip celebrate National This week is a big cities in saving them from this We're glad that Hartsfield has very special F.H.A. Week. vIrgInIa russell week for all the Future Home The members of the F.H.A. additional and tax burden. come out in the with some of A expense open makers of America. This is group of Bulloch County few years one member of the know how to ptl Chapter sincerely hope that each get around up Health can be his ultra-liberal ideas. That he known as National F.H.A. Week. teachers and set out committee had lost a here?" That appropriations ciuzen will with us to principals young question set him on CARROTS 3 25c join help In this week all the Future daughter who was a teacher. fire and seen from a rural of can't see he's biting the' hand that support Carole eJan for state for Atlanta iast Wednesday, he proceeded to show Cartol FRESH point view, Homemakers of One member had America Chap lost her hus us he did know how. I was no president of F.H.A. (March 19). We left On the also. TJlke the Tal feeds him is concern to us. are large Eugene ters recognized band who was also in the -scared so throughout minute in our particular group. pro stiff I COUldn't unbend Memorial in The folks outside the and the world. Here is some of the lession. I felt a sorrow to madge Hospital city As for the other people in the personal get out of the taxi. c F.H.A., A STEPPING STONE I of informaeon the club . for one the urban areas of can about. and I can't young teachers �� metropolitan Augusta. Doesn't Georgia be on , car, speak. But for me who can be a member of whose name on ANOTHER TIME I stood In it. To me F.iI.A. is a that is an appeared the list that take a the alert for .a stepping accomplishment. Once healthy bite of the no-holds-barred It is a national had been a member the organization of stone to the we are on of my son's snow with one or two RUTABAGAS of our 6� future every way, I fare well peo William and his girls studying in . church. Her' funeral services FRISH GR�EN fight by Hartsfield homemaking girl's life. In this organization enough, but the night before ple waiting on a shopper's bus. and senior were his second to Atlanta and urban junior high school. there Is a stone. there Is a perform. followers' on always higher leaving, sudden at I was watching the bus come Homemaking- teachers and state A for each to reach. tack A man appeared at the door our unit goal girl of "butterflyltis" In my the county system. Bre their and asked to be up street and was greatly advisors. It seems that some of our stomach and I wonder I forgiven for superviso!s why as Aside from economic reasons we This became a national He seemed to surprised, it drove up to a organiza Marvin Pittman F.H.A. chapter ever plan to leave home. intruding. be a . to or tion in i945. This club is man. stop, find twenty-rive have we must our spon girls are to gentle spirited He ex CABBAGE outlined, protect really stepping sored the America Home ARRIVING IN Atlanta at the that he had thirty people shoving me around. unit by higher stones. Our District II palined waited out JUICY TINDIR county system in rural Geor They had from a I,ARGE PASCAL Economics Association and by F.H.A. Carol Jean Col Piedmont Hotel ,one of the first side hoping to give his emerged drug secretary, message store. we are to our the Economics we saw to a When the bus left, I was gia.if maintain way Education Serv lins Is a while persons was Statesboro's committee member, but he taking great step stili and the Federal Linda was due at standing on the sidewalk In Lb•• of life, have a voice in- ice, Security running for F .H.A. state lovely Pound who was in his class at Georgia LEMOIS 2 35. CELERY llIalb 25e electing presi the snow for another Agency. In 1945, the F.H.A. was Atlanta to receive an honor for Tech. He wanted to be sure waiting our officials and dent. We In the Pittman F.H.A. that remain inde with a been shopper's bus. Ah, us country SUNSWEeT organized total of 92,516 are rea11y proud of Carol's having chosen one of ten his fellow teacher's name be in thinkers. Future folks don't know how to pendent members in 2,4�7 chapters. It s. Teachers of Georgia. She cluded in our list. We were all get progres in the Fire has grown in to was there with her mother and touched. Lster someone along city. . away, Hartsfield, we're membership I feel as if our has thought .... chapter There were talks-some BR EAK F.AST PR U I ES1.u. llc 447,292 In 9,541 teacher. Is to see he the name good, for chapters. thls and I feel that (It thrilling recognized given as ready you. grown year some some some To me It has been a great Linda's type -golng Into the the' teacher who so bad, inspiring, • even greater progress will be needlessiy thrill to work with such fine lost his life from uninspiring. There were good made next We've com teaching profession.) Injuries sus year. meals and ones. as I have worked with at we tained .at the hands of poor Byt all girls some Early Thuraday morning Juvenile H, W. Smith Orad. "An pleted very Interesting over Atlants Large Marvin Pittman School. It awoke to a At nine on the there were friendly The Bulloch Herald High this and to busy day. delinquents Atlanta projects year plan. teachers. were has been a for the committee to I was streets last They there for Established - really pleasure which year. March 26, 1937 PubUabed Every ThUrsday step a stone higher next year. .... me. to work with Mi.s Carole assigned began its work. many differen,t meetings but all LOCAL· EGGS lie Our Mrs. Sue War BUT THE whole the LEODEL COLEMAN Jean Collins, or candidate for advisor, convention meetlnga had one purpose In to us the first Dedicated to ren, coming for BECAUSE OUR family Is apt was not all so mind-that one to LAND t;¥ IUNlHINI Editor the state president of F.H.A. We the serious. We. had being Improve time this year has really shown to joke about the most serious, the of In Geor of members of Marvin Pittman our lighter moments. to quality teaching 9 Esat Vine Street Od Progress Statesboro a. Interest In F.H.A. as a. well as Riding of F.H,A. great the light, a little gill. ,...... Chapter and of the the hotel from the PURE IUTTEI .. and Bulloch well as It to the fun had been at me auditorium Georgia , County promoting poked about Statesboro, � school feel like Carole has a w:;, the in a I taxi, told chance of It has highest. Necrology Committee. My Jokingly the .l!Dtared at tile good winning. Statesboro, Georgia Peat Offlce u of committee, I was was a young driver (who to Ml\tter the Second Cia.. on been a great experience for me -NADYNE BRANNEN, told, appe.re

with New Motor .. Formerly Woodcock Motor Company for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sanders CA�E·· $898 and of eight years with Ozburn·Sorrier Ford, Inc. for Pembroks, announce the birth rJlodel I\-lodel T020 With Front End of a DC52, Powertrol one and son at the Bulloch County ;l;!S Hydraulic $778 Steck. one-half :: * Have OUR SOIL OUR Loader .. years. broad with STR£NGTH = , $748 de· traini·ng Hospital on March lB. Mrs. Model DC48 PATR[C[AN-Dellcately Ford and General $345 e Motors. Sanders is .,he forlller Miss Ella T. r'�odel T020 Style tailed By E. "RED" MULLIS Model VAC52, Three Point Hitch, .. $448 sling. Navy with white Marie Newman. Soli Conscrvution Service Wide Front Axle piping across toe. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Bradley -$748 LANE'S AUTO or announce r.1UDDY FISHPONDS Model VACS'I, Thre� AAAA to B. SERVICE Statesboro the birth Point Hitch, I. H. C. $18.95 of a son T. E. - at the Bulloch ATTRACT ATTENTION Wide lane - Front 23 North Davis St. Phone 4-3845 County Axle $548 Hospital on March 21. Mrs. Model M Here I. a full of (Building Formerly Eason Recent rains Model Three Point· $898 45:inch piano professional Occupied by Refrigeration) is the former Miss heavy made VAC50, Hitch, Bradley Model accurate many Bulloch County farm fish· Wide Front H, Powertrol $398 performance and tone production thlt Francis Anderson. Axle .. $448 Hydraulic ponds muddy .Several in the Model meets the of •••••••_ r�odel V Super A With All exacting requiremenu leading mii.lc ••••_. I\C47, With Cultivators .. Equip- ••• __•••••••••••••••• Ogeechee River Soli Conserva· $278 111 ment $998 educaton. Built to withstand the hard knocb tion District, however, remained (5 fieces) Priced above the of use ••• to conform to modem clear. The silt·colored ponds at. j�ust daily styled lowest ... feels ond cuts test to costly erosion. while the OLIVER classroom design. Ask us for complete of like heavier, more expensive IpccilicatiOlllo Statesboro clear waters reflect better soil Model DEERE City makes. The idcnl saw for 60 With Cultivator $ 98 JOHN and water conservation. E. T. and CUlling pulp firewood, Model 80 Model A $498 Mullis, soil conservationist, for tending woodlots nnd tree $298 • stated to the Bulloch Herald that farms, for clearing land. M9del M With All Equipment TAX BOOKS NOW any good fish pond can be Rebuilt Mirror OPEN· pro· S,e.i, ,oday ... (5 Pieces) $798 tected against muddiness. The FORD. Model We live In I and dlmcull on �asy terms H $100 compllCited Ume. We musl be most common sources of erosion Model 8N 51 $598 walHnfonned If we Ire to survive, Ind IS I democrall. Pianos ar� pastures which were Model H $ 78 grazed BRAOG'S. nilion we For of too .. dspend on Itnowled•• u we nmr hIVe before. Taxes clQSely. unpaved roads. bare . 1958 You Oood Used Pianos •••\Recon Filing Motor Service· .. IIId IUIIr CIII blntftl 110m the excilin roadsides. unprotected field bor· fllnll, • world 01 Re-dItconr the IIICI thl chili 'ditioned and Refinished ••• ders. and lands planted io row Statellboro, Ga. ,.Idl",. dellpls .... Tax Assessors will returns at of tile wrltten wordl receiye City Office on Seibald Street cropa. A better sod. with mIlre Books III IIrouI eveoythl", Ouaranteed. $195 UP on these of days: grass cover not grazed too Plenty Equipment for All the Above Tractors eveoythln. tIIlllnte"sts you u I thln.ln, plrson. close. will the The world Is II your tile help stop erosion "",.rtIp. by merlly openl", print., IJateD to Mn. ErDeIt .,_ lIB ..... W_ lIB . Speab" In a pasture. and Oll.-sol.nce, Irt-Irl III there for tile Our local for Service and Sales is Mond�y�, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, 9 to 12 a. 2 Strip·cropping flcllon, hlllo". 1Ik1", Represent�tive WWNS eeeh 1'1.; to Monday. • iIIIII at 4:30 m. more crop residue turned into Vlsil your W� ...... , FrIdaJ p. 9 to 12 a. m•• At· lib"", ,our booIIseller, your nlW1tlnd 'Wednesdays field solis will reduce Bargain Prices 8:411 .. III. and help lodey. You'lI flnd re*�ln. IIIOlO will boolden your horizoasl MR. C. C. LAMB stop the washing of topsoil from NO RETURNS TAKEN EXCEPT BY TAX ASSESSORS. these valuable lands. Field borders can. be planted with vegetation for wildlife. A pond M. E. can be GIN· Every Person. Who Owns In the protected from roadside NCo m Property City erosion If grass cover of kudza I. pan· y HENRY'S or planted In roadway drainage Statesboro 'MUst File a Tax, Return. ways. or with a terrace-type J.L Case -JEwilLER SINCE 1919- waterway to divert .mtlddy F� Imple�eDts Shop HEN,RT'S First '0' water the Northside - 2106 CINTRAL An aroul\d pond. Drive, Statesboro Phone 20 South Main Street Statesboro, Georgia ,.",•• 4-9852 . �HON. , Muddy ponds produce a poor AUGUSTA, GAo Brooklet News lue.1I of Mr. and Mrs. S. R.I-••••••••••• I!��!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Kennedy. The Bulloch Herald - 6 Mrs. J. W. Forbe., who has Page been a .,.Uent It Chandler Hos PO' Statesboro, Georgia, March 1958 pltal, BTAL NEWS -- Thursday, 27, Brooklet churches to Savlnnah, I. now at home Leefield News nnd Is much sponsor 1._••..•••••_ Nevils News - I!"�r�ved. lolng surgery at the Central of Jerome Jone. and Thoma. Rites held for Rites held for The Bulloch Herald MRS. HARVEY WELLS Georgia Hoopltal In Sivannih. lanier. Easter Sunrise Service 6 HONORED WITIf A has returned to ------Herman Ho�:m::'k��sbe� ��u:�:as�u�u:l� Mr. Sid Smith Ginny Lee vl.lted relatlv Talmadge April loch MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER .. In High School were notlrled his home, after undergoing Augu.ta I••t Thursday. saMvarn��d v�:;s�J�la�=0he� For best results In canning, Mrs. Brant Church Mrs. Nichols MRS, A. the weekend . From Nevils Methodist honors By ROBERTSON that their school and Mrs. Henry Mrs. at the Warren Candler Mr. and during Mias Reports Survlvol'l are her hu.band, one on8 JO!,N communlly William., surgery Mrs. J. O. White and Nelle Thra.h, food grandchild; project for promoting lmmunlza- Bill Brown and Mrs. Chal. In Savannah. ohlldren, Ann. Mr. and Mrs .Franklln Lee had Ex- Mrs. Kenneth Nichols, Statesboro; Kenneth ChrJatlan, M The churches In this area, of Mrs. J. M. Williams. Hospital Jimmie ;lind Bar- preservatlonl.t, Agricultural Maggie Mixon Bryant, Mrs. Kenneth Nichols, 47, died tion against was entertained with a ml.- met at the bara Sue as dinner M,'. her father, Allen A. Pierce, Sum- Pallbearera we.. polio, selected Taylor The Sunbeams alld Ricky BroWn of guasll Sunday, tenslan Service, urges use of Washington 69, died Brooklet, Leefleld, Harville, Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher early March on March In a Walter a. the cellaneous shower I ••t Wedne.- afternoon, Stat..boro M... MI..... Tuesday, 4-H 4-H Club Tuesday, 18, local mertown; one son, Theron Brack, T. H, Smltb, Emit outstanding project In church on Monday were vl.ltol'l and Ha"'Y Lee, trlctly fresh, sound products at Corinth, New Hope, Grove, of Beaufort, S. C. visited Mr. here 18, after an youth Sunday and extended a u. S. Fort Jack- community service In the state day afternoon at the home' 01 with Mrs. Laurace Perkins Sunday alternoon. Frances, Ruth and plnny Lee, the right .tage for canning. Illness. hospital after week's Illness. Nichols, Army, Sparks, Arth�r Chl1itti' Fellowship, Olivo Branch, and nnd Mrs, Lester Blond lind Mr. � this year. Lee Mrs. lor MI'I. Connor as leaders. Mr. and .... IT IS· Funera I services werc By MRS, ROWE son ;three Mrs. Bob- John Math 1'IImer. Ginny was ohalr- Henry Williams, Mrs. Bernie _ WELL known held Sho hod resided In the daughters, others In the Southeast Bulloch and Mrs. J. Mrs. Blois Prosser 1 among JIM. Portal N. Rushlng Sunday, man of a last Jone.. and Lindo wIl the project Anne Orom- Harvey Wells, recent bride, Mrs. Blois Prosser spent had II ek the Senate Committee that there is on Tuesday, March by Madeline Smith-Tillman MClttuuy School orca, arc sponsor- of lupper guests I.st by geologists 20, at the Oak serv- Lindo 101' the 25 High Mis. Florence Summerlyn was lormer Miss Mrs. Since 1936 the Extension Faye Morton, Brenda community post Diane .11 of In ley co-chalr"la'n and all the the Shelby Gean week with her mother, Thul'lday and abundance of Iron ore In the Grove Nichols, Statesboro; charge. an Easter Sunrise Service, Swainsboro last weekend nllht, Mr. and Mrs. Interior Insular Affairs Baptist Church conducted yca�. lng spent F.H.A. members Grlrfith. and other rela- Fred Ice of the University of Georgia, Anderson, Judy Nesmith, Faye I we�e active In Georgia Brannen Fordham and Mr. a bill If Southern Sunday morning, April 6, at 6:30 with her Mrs. J. N. and .MI'I. which, it Is enacted, Appalachians, par- by the Rcv. W. K. tile 4-H Club has Pennie Sue Funcrnl services were held grandmother, their efforts to have Miss Vema Collins the In Savannah. A. J. Lee of Livingston. through par- Marlin, Trapnell, I. service will be held' every stu- greeted tlves Brooklet. March at 4 ��!!�!!�" o'clock. This Shearouse. was In Wednesday, 19, dent at S.E.B.H. take three shots guests at the door and presented Mrs. Lee and MI.s Joe the church cerne- at Southeast Bulloch Harry Connor Jr. 01 Savannah ��:��y �e�;n o"c� p. m. at lhe High Robert Minick of Brunswick 01 the Salk them to the le��;e::;u�� 6��:i:�on�0�� dl�:n�;�; ��i::t;3f:nort��H Friendship Bap- vaccine. Mrs. J. H .. receiving line, com- spent the In o��:��dO�� Onhd�r":��m:�I'�:;"S��I� School. W. E. Gear, of weekend at· home. thoast curing the States of Georgia, ��Ol tist Church conducted Elder prlnclpai spent last weekend with Mr. Hinton Individual The Church has as one yen Burnsed, Charles Deal, WII by was faculty sponsor. posed of Mrs. Williams, Mrs. sherbet with MI'I. Survivors arc a son Nevils the school, Mrs. W. D. Lee and green Edgar Joiner II III In the he measure, S. 2077, Is one Alabama. and North Lester 110m Roille Rlner and the Rev, David and Mrs. J. L. Minick. • • white Tennes�ee of its the Morgan, Les Smith and '. M. C. Grllfelth, the bride'. cakes, topped with Icing, Bulloch and South Cnrolina. Dr. Merle Bryant, S.' six responsibilities helping TAX Mrs. Juanita Abernathy are as- Courlty HOIpltal. We all Ich I introduced lost year for Orangeburg, C.; Miss Maude White. Hudson. Burlal was in thc NOTICE Elder and Mrs. John S. Jackie Proctor mother; the bride and Mrs. with wedding bells. hope Ihe will C. daughters, Mrs. of its young people grow into in the arrangements and ,son ot Mr. and green lOOn be well Igaln. self and Senators Russell of Prunty, head of the. Depart- Judy Waters, church cemetery. siBting Mikell of lost Wolter W. Wood. and Mrs. Brown adult men and women. The Miami were guests Mrs. John C. a Mrs. Taylor Mr. and 1',11'1. ment of M(lIen, Mrs. Pauline Lomb will furnish special music for Proctor, student Bob Kane' 01 rgla, Hill and Sparkman of and Geology and week of her Mrs. at Miss Mixon the were In the room. Mrs. at Gcogr�phy Mrs. Nevils community .has Invested PICK YOUR OWN POCKETS the Rev. R. E. mother, Emory at Oxlord, received Shelby kept gift Savannah, opent lalt week with Kefauver 01 University of Is Ruby Powell, Savannah, program. Brown, boma, Tennessee Georgia, In to de- Hester Waters honorable bride's book. Mrs. Bennie Nes- Arthur Brown and Mrs. Rufus her Mr. conv Mrs. Lucille its youth program help Methodist will act a. recognition at the col- parenll, Mrs. Bioi. hnston and Thurmond thleneed these deposits, Brigdon,. Jackson- Miss Avola The Tax Books Of postor, smith directed the an� 0; th�t their characters. Whitesell, clothing 0 guests to the Hendrix assisted, Proaser. while so ville, Fla., Mrs. Retho velop master of ceremonies for the MD' Kenned f lege recently by helng admitted uth Carolina and Scott and rrch as those of the Mae Mar- room �Ot specialist, Extension Sta es v to the dining with Mrs. Ben -WII- called dur- Mr. tin, This was demon- Agricultural services. t'sb.,ro O�I�SIted Mrs. tv . B. "Circle K" club and re- Eighty-live guests Robert Shuman has re- vln of Carolina. Mesabi Range, are of commercial Statesboro, and Mrs. Isabell responsibility IIams North It Service, declares C"lvlng his from presiding. Ing the evening. turned to his home arter value. This ex- Ballard, 18 strated last Sunday at the Nevils nothing spoils pin the under- rects the Department of the In- Is borne out by Chicago, 111.; grand- BULLOCH COUNTY Klwanl. Little sliver bells children and Methodist Church when the look of a a International .Thls club wedding tenslve studies mode the seven great they handsome suit Miss Danolyn Lee, sen I or BlaMnlds.,laBsotrbwoCr'eakJ' ones or SOVO,,- rior to undertake a survey to by grand- serves a t the co were presented to each guest children. In the observance of 4-H more than on at Southeast Bulloch nah was the weekend of IIege I eve.I It Is by termlne the Georgia Deportment of Mines, joined outside breast High guest Mrs. extent of iron ore Mr a character Jerry Rigdon. and Pallbearers were Estus Club Sunday. Miss Judy Ne- pocket full of pens, and School, was named an a I tcrnate and Mrs. C. S Joncs building group posits In the Southeast and Mining Geology. Lucas, pencils, AI'e Now to File which offers service on the The dining table WOR covered This value Is Harvey Mixon, Finch smith was chairman 01 the pro- cigars. If all of these Items must Open from the First Mr. and Mrs. e means which those enhanced by the Hardy Jr., Con�ressionul Lester Stevens, through J. L. campus to the school nnd corn. with a beautiful lace facts that Thompson, gram planning committee and be carried she District in the Georgia Future and Mr. and Mrs. cloth, can be utilized effective- adjacent to these Iron Billy Thompson, suggests pulting daughter, Judy, posits and munlty and hns a Its It centered with on exquisite ar ore are Jesse Hood. presented the lollowlng program: them In on inside breast pocket Teachers Scholarship, awarded Kermit Clifton and for the production of steel. deposits extensive sup- 1958 daughters, "We of Prelude and or BUild" It b � rangernent white gladioli And plies of bituminous es- special xylophone shirt pocket. If you CArry by the Bankers Fidelity Life tn- Lln'da nnd Sondra, and Mrs. g �o iho. calls for a report of fuels. other a findings -solo Nesmith and Ann on a chain surance In �r. sch�1 ping snapdragons In crystal about by Judy keys that goes Into Company Atlanta. In Ed Wynn and org�n�Zl�li�ns J� thin 180 of the bill's en- children, Lynn closer flanked days Introduction of the trouser the event the winner rn cooperation with each bowl, by candelabra unu tnat anu an rans 0 on 0 e Cromley. your pocket, switching and the dls- and Mr. tment • !enndtitOhlattOobthendProdt sttleenl coun sera rona State Ted, and Mrs. Hoke other utctlOnpo°rtaf ctloncerfnetdh tth�ry raPiddldt�Ple-1 County Its with green topers. On the table I Hi-D·, locilities are program and song leader, Jayne once In a while will tnet docs not usc her scholar- through service pro- afforded the pockets S, Brannen, Hoke Brannen Jr., (High Donlily) by sources of Iron ore. gram. Jackie I!: also 8 were crystal compotes of Already responsive and avoid wear on the fabric. ship of $500, the and Clifton several member green Tennessee River, Coosa-Warrior Bragan; reading corresponding ---- _ Billy spent of many users have been a the Intematlonal Rei ti mints. On the buffet was on ar River. forced benediction by Judy Nesmllh', Tax Returns alternate in the district, Miss days at Valusla Bar Fishing NEW Alabama, Tomblgbee Club because 01 his rongement of azaleas. GRANULI to tum to other of poem, "Just Today," by Sandra Lee, will receive lhe award. at hlgha o�� pink STHMAnCSI River, Apolachlcola-Chattahoo- sup- Extension Service Camp, Pearson, Fla. ... sourc�s Agricultural demic .... " voco FInest record In social science. Miss Carolyn Edenfield, ot\D� _ chee-Fllnt River and. Savannah ply, notably those m South Nesmith; two Iselections, Quality -.- .. Mrs. John A. Robertson has �"-...... cbW ulh...... agronomists point out that He was named to Vendorin II doo"'k,. America. and Julia the 4-H the merjt list Lanier. Nancy Griffith :'�,Btalhea"_," ",b.u JOa'.. River and the con- Jayne Brogan; The students of different de- returned from Atlanta and Waterways Oeorglo coUon varieties have For- this This and Janearia .tn, :r: As 8 matter of Club Creed, Pennie Sue quarter. scholastic Johnson, served AMMONIUM tiguous railways ot the area. prudence and Trap- bolls In size so that It MONUMENTS partments who will represent syth where she was called be- NITRATE J'I�L'relr'b!!':t:'�(:':t�!b':t� ranging honor is granted to students for preparedness, this situation nell. Your Ex- Southeast Bulloch cause of the takes lrom 70 to 00 to make a We In To Secure Homestead High Scbool death of her sister, r-GerCOmfonh1brealbla.fGoatlDtltdJ should Ushers were John Thomas 'Speclalize outstanding work and catur, six and two behoove the United at the library meet.,n Aprlr4, Mrs. W. A. Brooks. deport- grandchildren COllEGE PHARMACY FOR SOME YEARS now pound of seed cotton. menl. He is also a member of States to search ollt all avall- Hodges and Buddy Anderson. Designs will be John great-grandchildren, all of At Ga. economists, Industrialists and Original Aubrey Brown. Mrs. Bernard the StalOlboro, Rev. W. L. In , ...------.., Fontaine of New Letterman's Club and re- and four able sources of Iron ore here at The Huggins, From Your Your Returh MU8t Be Jane Jessie Lou lanta, by sisters, Mrs. FERTILIZER, defense planners have been Buy piano; Brogan, York emptioill'! and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene celved a letter each In the J. home .Thls should be. done to his sermon, emphasized the Clark and Lee. year T. Morton 01 Gray, Mrs: lohn Local Manufacturer Donalyn girls' Fonlolne and little son athletic of In rural U of AI- program. He I. presl- A. Robertson o( Brooklet, Mrs. ;. against any unhappy clr- mesning Ohrlstl.anlty Ambulanne vocsl trio; James Foote, Dennis were lln.ure Filed Before bony recent guests at the dent of the Emory Glee Club A. C. of cum.tance which In the future life. He polntecl out that to him A Statesboro lewis Hendrix aod Ran- Wylly Lakeland, Fla .. SERVICE Industry Nelson, home of C. B. and "the most of the 24-HOIJR Fontaine. active In other orgonlza-'and Miss Ethel Elder ot Mount migHt deny us our foreign sup- Imporl!tnt dolph Stalcup, male quartet; Mr. and Since 1922 Mrs. Leon S. Lee have tions on the campus. plies as well as to assure 4-H's Is the Heart-H." -PHONE WIlls- Dennon Morton and Jessie lou Gilead, Ohio. Robin Hood Hill Subdivision returned from an extended • • .. at the servIce MARCH 1958 visit Funeral services for Mis. readily-available reserves which Special guooll 31, Clark, were Mrs. W. E. • could be In Gear, county - typlng� • How to under tapped Immediately Lamer Hurlter ::::_s plow any hbme demon.tration aRenl; Roy Thayer At the of the Kiwanis 7:��so��v�;la.�nan�l�nm�r:;s� :E��B��KS w�';,"r�I��ct;:. �.I �;t� emergency. meeting wick, Ga. In ·the ,��!y OPEN hush of the earlv twl- terson Funeral Home, Atlanta, By assisting the South to de- Powell, county agent; Gary Monument Club the . Thursday night guests Miss Doris Parrish Ita vast assistant and Funeral Home of the EI- light, March 16. 1958. the by Bishop Arthur Moore ot At velop potential In the Lee, county agent, speaker was Rev. J. K. Brown berton a Mrs. W. School laculty, was the Master came quietiv the assisted bolt -.- mining ot Iron ore and the pro- L. Huglns. 215 South MjJn Street of Alphararetta. The members throu�h lanta, by the Rev. Oscar lightning guest last weekend of her curtain which ductlon of steel the Federal Company WINFIELD IiliE of mystic sepamtes Bell. pastor of the SAndersville Stateahoro, 0001'110 the Kiwanis Club have been Mr. 411 West Main Street parents, and Mrs. H. G. Par- earth from Heaven and gently Methodist Church. Iniernment Government can make a slgnlfi- MR. AND MRS. C. J. MARTIN Mr. and Mn. ADen R. Tax Commlnloner, Bullooh sponsoring the polio drive, and rish. Build a New County bore Mrs. W. A. Brooks was In Home Now cant contribution toward maln- lanier and D, Hunter Phone PO 4-3117 at away the family plot at the PICTURED a HONOR YOUNG PEOPLE Francis the meeting the third shots Mrs. J. AIOVE: counterpoise plow.· Under· H. Hinton spent last to her eternal home. Forsyth. talhlng the naUon'. defenses as were to Geor�l. cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ma n given approximately weekend in neath weII as towa rlI • Lakeland, Flo. with Mrs. widow electric transmission structures rd susta IIn Brooks, of the For more than three score towering Select Lot and ng Ita' thirty Dr. and Mrs. House Plan economic were hOlla at a dessert porty lor • • Winburn Shear- late Rev. W. A. Brooks who for and ten growth. people.. years Mrs. Brooks had it lays a pattern of thin zinc in furrows the of Irhe Nevils I:�;;;;;;;;;;;:.;;�;;;;;;;;;;;:.;..:;;;;;�;;;;;;��;;;;;�. ouse. strips young people many years was a member of been �ettln� ready for this Im- The members of the staff of -� for their fine Recent of Mr 80 inches " community portlci guesls and Mrs the South Georgia Conlerence, mortolltv, bv and deep, Let Us Build It �. Bulloch High School , loving life, ,� potion In the observance of 4-H Southea:t H. Bradley were the Rev. and was reared in ,.,..�. . WIll Monticello. Geor- IIvin� It AS bravely and cheer spend the weekend of Mrs Harrison Club Sunday at the NevUs PO"7r Olliff and Miss .ia, the dRu�hter of the late fullv as The tall structures and the lines II at Bluff. she COUld. hlgh·voltage ��- Church last Aprrl They -F.H,A, Methoolst Shellma� BI.nche Bradlev of Statesboro, Dr. And Mrs. John G. Elder. Available- Sunday will be the When loved ones and friends are for Financing Mr. and Mrs. Martin'. accompanIed by "-'r. and Mrs. Bob they bear targets lightning bolts. But I!!!!��!!!!! nighl. Bradley and Mter her husband's death gathered around her bier to faculty sponsors, Jobn C. pay granddaughter, Judy Nesmith, M�. wemlly, MOl. A. J. Knight, Mr. durin" his pastorate at the Pel- the last high above the wires man·made WEEKLY MEETINGS OF Proctor and tribute of love. the heau carrying elec. -.- chairman of the and Mrs. Alex Roach and two ham Methodist 'Yas progrsm J;7,Klckllghter. Church. she re- tlfuI floral ofIe were sym- are Mr. rings tricity stretched other wires to attract the ALCOHOLICS planning committee which put children. and Mrs. Chris newed her teaching career, bollc of the flow Rev. R. E. Brown. of love snd sweetness JilIWc6filroU.CI.llr.-granules smoothly· on the and little ANONYMOUS program. PB!'tor RyaJs daughter. all of teaching one year in the Black- that her lite h.rl hreathed lightning. The bolt strikes these wires. the Church 1D upon HI.D' doeln't 0; highest Located % Mile East of Lakeview The dessert was at their home Method1�t .. c�- Savannah. and Miss Janelle .heAr school. and then the lives of l'nd.nllt;conditlons. clog Held Each ducung SerIes of meetings thIS twenty others. She loved It's guided down the structure and follows the Tuesday Night arter the regular M.Y.F. meeting. � KnighL consecuUve venrs In the Odum her tn Alpheroretto master's beauty. and she brldai_ln:tht)pread.t_or_drlll. At 8:00 O'Clock in The Delicious porty sandwiches, . Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poss, Elementarv School. zinc to lose Road or Road � OdlHt urc. retirln� from went to sleeD peAcefullv in His strips its_force underground. Fletcher cookies and Coke were served �!'eeethk Chtheh Miss A 01 Basement of The Patsy Poss and Raymond the profession Septem�er 1. embrace. She hAS not hut product Mrs . .T. M. Russell Jtone. Mrs. Martin. Mrs_ 1'08S Jr. by ,:,nd spent Sunday with rela: 1&48. Mrs. Brooks hod hoen In lives on in the wonderful love Plowing under the bolt is one of the Presbyterian Church T. P. Bull of HoUy Hili, S. C. COMMERCIAL ·SOLVENTS lightning The affair waa Indicative of lives at Union Point. IIi health since April and that CORPORATION, t> -.- If you or a loved one bas an were of Mrs. 1957. loving others brings. The A the excellent relationship be guests mlmber 0"Ir. South', many little-known jobs .that to make are weeke�d Mr. and Mrs. T. R. and that time she a growing chemicol help your alcobnj problem you Invited J. Bryan durin,e: was P1\- love that was he� renssures us inclull'Y tween the people 01 the com to to: . . M.rs. J. P. Bobo address C: P�to�us. spent tient for weeks and months In of love thot an electric service That's your Inquiries MISS Junnue Lou Wlillams of Sunday God's has end- dependable. 'the kind of Ernest Builder munity and the young people, in Augusta with Dr. and Mn. the Sanrlersville less Cannon, Savannah was the Hospital. Emory endurance, anfi to auote service 'P. O. Bex and was In gratitude to Miss weekend guest James you want whenever you a switch. 312, Bryant. Universitv Hospital in Atl.ntA. Bishop Moore's ciosin� words to f1ic!t Maude White, counselor, Bnd the Recent -Phone 4-382i- guests of Mrs. J. W. and Crawford Long Hosnltal, At- t.he loved ones of the deceased. Francis W. Owner Allen, '11,1" Forbes were I R. W. Forbes and lanta. where she passed OWAV. "This Is not the end of the life stATESBORO, GA. YO;��ent 'were Julia and Jane T. E. of forbes Jacksonville. She is snrvlverl bv two dough- of thl. sainted person. but the E. A. SMITH GRAIN CO. ,Bragan, Billie Rose Sanders, Fla .. 1 .. Lincoln Giles and his aunt ters. Mrs. Marth, B. Beattv and he�lnnln� of wonderful GEORGIA POWER - COMPANY '\nri son of Massachusetts. Mrs. Cl\rolvn B. Humohrevs. Heavenlv' life." East Vine Street Phone 4-3511 Mr. and Mrs. Simmons hath of C"'Z'H WH ••• V •• Hnrry Mountain View. Ga .. one -Mn. John A. Robertson, w. ., •• VI of SI. Simons were weekend son. Warden A. Brooks of De- _Ister of Mrs. Brooks.

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- 1------. The Bulloch Herald - Page 8 Farm and Features Georgi&, March 27, 1958 THE Family Legal Ads �aaboro, Thlll'llday, may be withdrawn tor a period at 35 dllYs atter time has been Stilson News the date at with Mr. and Mn. E. INVITATION TO BID called opening. Denmark New. day W. BULLOCH Bids be accompanied a DW>ach. I sell Sealed mUltalP by Should trees for proposals tram In the MORE my general bid amount not I.ss SAVE MONEY THAN A poles contractors bon�, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. will be, received by than 5 �er cent at the base bid. Farmers are Zet. the their land terower University System Building 0 .. WITH had as __-"'" HERALD Both ( rformanee and 0 pay. getting Denmark Home Sunday dinnerl---�t--""-""';-�";;;';';;;;::� or saw �� Authority, owner, In room Demonstration guaots, Mr. and H . for timber? is the ��!!!5::;::::::::_-IIEt�:::;;;:�; 550, ment will be required In an Mrs H 244 au ON Savannuh Sunday afternoon. question S. W., Mr. and Washington Street, amountboj\d·qual to 100 per cent at Zetterower, M';'. F;ank: Atlanta, for annual lin Mr. and Mn. J. L. had POLES AND SAWTIMBER? timber prices often will exceed Georgia, until 3 p. m., the contract price. L D ready Zetterower nnd Janie Ruth Lamb Eastern Standard Time on D' R Y F 0 spring Club meets Mrs. Williams. as last Mr. and ,".ner planting with' D. H. guesto pole April The reserves Lanier Sunday, "Should I sell my trees for stumpage. PortaI News the right 24, 1958, tor the construction of By MRS. W, H. Mrs. and .. Pulpwood stumpage prices to rejsct any or all bids and to MORRIS Mr. and Mrs. Eldrida" tamlly or os sawtimber? a The Denmark H. O. Club met Hugh Tarte ond B,;"wn poles usually ore not with CLASSROOM BUILDING for wolve technicalities and In. Th,' ql IV l(lund,,. demonstratlon on pattern altera· and Mrs. Lamb. mother, Mrs. competitive At I ong Iast the farmers are Diane at August S That Is 0 often GEORGIA Mrs. Lavern at the home of Mn. O. H. lanier tlon. Brown of Brooklet. question pole prices but tor smoller size TEACHERS COL· formolltles. Sanders of with Mr. George "PIYtCP t h o t wo�hl'':. getting their land prepared for and r:;,pe;t AU. who trees t diesI at his LEGE, located In Statesboro, Garden City visited her March-19. Mrs. J. M. Lewia gave nzdeot: pondered by landowners price; should be compo red. R L M· University Sy.tem Bulldlnll parents, terower. A group trom Harvill B uper lncey At the spring. planting. Mr. ond the The ;;;$5 Landowners should 'Insist on Georgia. time and place till" o n d fold' Mrs. I{ N. Shurllng, devotlonol, ualng ICrlptu",s hostesses, Mrs. lanier and * OUR STR£NGTII iii Authority. tlst church attended e OUR SOIL have well-stocked, even-aged some of Mr t:e ��: . noted the will However, them stili Over the to the death and and M rs R . P . a weekend. . . Miller nd pertaining J . seiling their poles on a morked above, proposals By B. E. Thruher ehair- -_ Mrs M LewIs, served chlcken sociationa I School meet- stands at trees sultoble for either Jr., some Sunday be hove to do. . and T. "RED" MULLIS and read. No your .'.(I'lhlng' breaking Some A .. 0 _•• , resurrection at Chrllt Clifto'n G" Miller E. woods-run basis. If the of 51 publicly opened man. fom,ly Mr. and Mrs. J. L. and , ,C. sa I ad reg spent I Mon n By pole pro- ome m·· avannah at Morris It , d t at h S armers crockers, brownies and ng ay 19b Calvary or Recently I re- extension of the af th f moy get a little the weekend Ith I I es Conservotlon Service poles snwlogs. ducer Is given a free hond many' age bidding period 4.3.3tc. � family vislte dher Mr. A. J. Trapnell, IIbrsry coffee. In In Statesboro. Soli that will done parents, __ _.. Hostesses for next Baptist Church celved Information help trees will ba' made.. 1---·------plontmg April, but I and ...'., r, I eo er reminded the Jacksonville an� MIam, a. might be removed that MRS. EDNA BRANNEN Serv Mrs. E. A. James Sr. In So. ., ,.....' Mdrs. club of will be Mrs. W. W. relatFvl H. P. In this As 3-Hour Cash'" Carry om befo,];.It ." ,.1 be .1.',1 meeting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ginn Mr. and Mrs. Lastinger deciding question. would !ly thinking week. • be more valuable as saw- Bidding documents may be ob- April vannah, during the weekend. library Jones and. Mrs. Arthur Bunce. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Roberts THE REO.HEADEO - visited In build- Ted Wolker, Extension a student at talned at ice. and Deliver before they really start to relatives Savannah have timber. It would be best to corn- for Mr. Corl the oftlce of archi- Pick-Up plant Mrs, J " T and Ba e v s nnd sons completed Rites held Rupert L. Min. Brack, the PINE SAWFLY Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Whltaker, da IryIng M rs. D. H. Lanier spent several bbl I Ited relatives In the answer to much few If an . Padgett last weekend. terrnces and points out, fore��r pare the value of each tree as n tects, LOGAN AND WILLIAMS. very Very of during Ing their waterway cey, 51, died at his home In Abraham Baldwin College at Tlf. Same Day, Savannah spent the weekend leader, gave helptul Information days last week with Mr. and Savannah Sunday. upon severa� 321 The red-headed will have set out Dianne NeSmith of Statesboro on their form five miles question pole and as sowtlmber and then Savonnnh lost after a Polmer Building, Atlanta 3, pine sawfly, 'tobaccp r� system Sunday ton arrived home Thursday to So at Mr. and Mrs. Walter off conslderotidopendsons. on Insect which March. tobacco at Royals spent with decide whether to sell. docu- attacks setting, spent 'm . spring holidays I of Statesboro son of for ' east just very short Illness. The Georgia. Applications pine Saturday night with hls :::'eedtlanlgrylnf�rsAtteGrethare MrsB·ustLamMarlllsmlther er spent ast un- and With trees suitable for poles spring holldoys with his and I t I th I hi oOtttetnhdeelrdcoCuhnutryrchhomseervhlecereS anadt bgUaSvleneSaS IPortaSt. family visited relatives Linda Highway 80. Their system in- If you ore considering the late Ezra V. Mincey and the spend ments together with deposit of plantations natural stonds, Model �s�= I.n Royals. the for But let s that and one-half miles of prices poles always trees os 1 can Mr. and Mrs. Clarence $50.00 set flied have as as four or hope when and Mr. eludes two seiling ony Alice Barre parents,· per should be may many Laundry they G1ements at Tusklum . poles late Mincey. Blss of • �______water- should be with prices flve AND get the started It Betty Rigdon Brook- ._� � terraces with four sodded compared give you a toble to determine. Brack. promptly with the architects. generations In one year. finally crops�ts�-��_��-�rM ��;;;;;;;;;;�� He is survived his let spent the Byrd and chil- ocres for sawtimber or. pulpwood. by wife, This Insect will be an abundant one of spring holidays wa s rotecting 35 or 40 the pole classes of standing Bidding material will be tor- detollates the good d rs'J Gertrude Terrell. and Johnnie Parrish has returned young with Lanette Shuman. OUld':_.rry and Sue of the trees ns . II and JJI land. The Seiling poles may trees and another Mincey warded, col- otten death or a quality. Let's hope for the best art table . of Ycla�s giving shipping charges trees, causing pren, werry,entworth, spent the CURTIS YOUNGBLOOD not be the most three daughters, Mrs. Gene North at Cleaners af I uck to the M r. and Mrs. have been seeded always profit- a of ond saw. to Georgia College lect, as soon as The loss of growth. ThIs tntorma- tarmers. H. D. Shuman weekend waterways comparison pole possible. wuh her r. of Texas and Linda Gale Dry and parents , M oble to do. This might be Pryor the • • • Calvin with Pensacola bahia grass. thing timber prices. Dalonega after spending full omount of deposit for one tlon Is trom Nelson Brightwell, children, Alton, Sue, and Mrs. I. H. true the and and Anne of Savannah, nnd Beasley . 0 for poles of longer Mincey set will be each -PHONE 4-3234- Lanette Shuman, spent Sun- Mr. Erastus Deal, cooperator •• • with his parents, Mr. refunded to forestry marketing specialist, VISITORS Mr. and better but for short Also two grondchlldren. hQlldays In South Mrs. Joseph C. Beas- Is.Giving Away of the River Soli Con- closses, general contractor who submits Agrlculturol Extension Servlce.I. _ day Carolina where Ogeech�e 45 tor PRODUCING CLEAN EGGS and Mrs. J. E. Parrlsa, Mr. and Mrs. ley and sons, Ernest ond Dell West Side poles, (35, 40 feet) were a bona tide return James H .Morris they enjoyed the cele- servaUon District near �nd � Funeral services held lost bid upon birthday were IS saw· Mrs. A. U. Mrs. and little Sunday dinner of 0 fine which demand greates� Cold weather can be reo afternoon 4 m. at Mincey, such set In condition with·of.'r.!��,. son, Gary Harmon of bratlon of Mr. J. A. Shuman. guests school, has completed Monday at p. good Mrs. Bird and Mrs. Statesboro. spent and Allen Beosley ot terrace on his sponslble tor a lot of the Portal Methodist Church, Comer Rayman In 30 days after date of opening Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Madison Par. system eggs . FREE parallel dirty with his ��e:::,d. Mr. contains community had constructed a conducted Rev. David Aaron are two weeks of bids. All other will Sunday parents, Mr. rish and children and farm. Deal's system In hen houses. When houses ore by the. spending deposits Jimmy ditch and Mrs. W. H. Morris. Mrs. T. H. is over six miles of terroces with tine tropezoldal drainage Hudson. Burial was In the Porto I with relatives lIT Norfolk, Vir· be refunded with deductions ap- Miss Mary spent Sun. Beasley spend- closed to 'nrotect s f m Abbott, this " bird ro the Woyne B. Dixon and son. Ing week In Port Wentworth With five sodded waterways protect- on his tarm. Mr. lewis tlrst had cemetery. glnla and Pocomaka City, Mary· proxlmatlng cost of reproduc· day In South Carolina where the Purchase of Each otten Charles at and where she will acres of class 1 and a drown for cold, ventilation Isn't ade· tlon of Savannah visited attended the Savanna)! be about 75 complete design up Those from out at town at. land. documents upon reJurn they birthday din. Ing ONE. SHOT relatives here the the guest of Mrs. Oulda II land. Mr. Deal has done an the ditch by the 5011 Conserva· quote remove moisture. Litter Mrs. Fred Miller entertained of same In good condition within durinll week· ne,· at Mr, J. A. Shuman. Byrd ,to tending the funerol were Mr. end. and other relatives. on this tion Service. The ditch was then wet the Porlal Club at her 30 after date of Mr. D. T. of Stilson SYLVANIA TV outstanding job system. gets and eggs get dirty. and Mrs. J. C. Sewing days' opening Beasley SET Mincey Claxton, ... had to level out some staked and with drogllne. home near Portal last Wedn.s· bids. First he dug This can be a serious problem Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith ond terraces and bulldozer. Then This ditch will lower the water with eleven will be SUNRISE SERVICE old when you are seiling to a buyer Mr. and Mrs. George Fries of day afternoon, Contract, If a",arded, 01 new toble on a area of cultl· I construct waterways and large who will not to members present. on a lump sum basis. No bid To the permit eggs be Savonnah, Miss Ora Franklin and The Lanes Primitive Baptist of the House, terraces. He equip- vated lond as well as droln In Lady washed. This Is otten the case Mrs. Lee Anderson of States· minister, Elder used. heayY Obem • II1II 0. Howard Cox, an. 0 . ment on the enllre large grady pond. In C. M. Usher of Sa· nounced Job-b�lI. hatching egg production. bora, Mrs. Here Are the Prices Sunday night at the a dozer and motor·grader. Creasey was the contractor on Extension beautiful wrist wateh with Poultryman Milton vannoh Mrs Queen Mincey and IRON church service, that they will Mr. J. M. Lewis in the Nevils this job. Y. I At . svtYANIA Dendy says egg producers Miss Ruby 'Mlncey or Spring. Catch 6 to 10 times more fish have have Easter Sunrise Ser. can lick the vices dirty egg problem field, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. at Lanes Church on Easter band, a of ear bobs 6;' r.'!!�� by: (1) Keeping the fioor litter Womack, Mr. and Mrs. Ken· Sunday at pair lovely with New (oneentrate mornln� beginning Here.1s TV-set like a dlamolid In an aura.of dry through adequate ventila· neth Womack, Augusta, Ga., Mr. Amazing For PARKER'S STOCKYARD. about 6 o'clock a. m. tion; (2) of Mrs. Ed Bran· and a necklace valued light, Sylvania Swcep8 away the lut true of bulk providing plenty Grady Franklin, Statesboro, Everyone Is Invited to attend. beJiutiful nests filled to with Jessie Georgia to proper depth nen, Vidalia, and Mrs, It was also announced that make thU sh_t of all TV oonaoles a work and Statesboro. SMITH· TILLMAN clean, dry nesting material; Fletcher, Derman Newman will assist at of art in itself. MONDAY'S Cash $71.50 (4) gathering eggs frequently. • •• Your Daily Market-All No.1 $21.50 Brother Cox in the Sunrise Ser· . When litter begins wet vice. HALOLIO�, Sylvania's soft frame of,.umiuDCl te:> g�t PORTAL H••0 CLUB MEET or � TUESDAY'S Cash .. , "crust over," prOVide more Daily Market-All No.1 $21.50 -OR-� light, makes your 21'· picture look IBrJD u a . MORTUARY ventilation. It even be The Portal Home Demonstra· This news may reached me too movie BCl'eCII. Enjoy thU TV of tomorrow::"todlly, necessary to remove the crust tlon Club' met at the home of PIGS WEDNESDAY REGULAR 2 ()!CLOCK AUCTION late for last week's news, so I It war tM homes. that forms and haul It out. Mrs. Luke as hostess am created/or proudest of HendriX, All No.1 $21.55 sending It In this week. To the Deloach and HVORo-PAK'S 40- Man of the ·Pkture Ii&o: 2'· oYOraU dIqoaaJ: 249 Iq. ill. ot ""WI"_ Mixing new and old litter in and Mrs. 'Howell handy Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Beasley hod House, 24·Hour Ambulance Service winter months often causes It to Mrs. Bennie Nessmlth as co· to 100 as their pound bag (equal -e- THURSDAY;S Daily Cash Market-Heavy dinner' guest Sunday. "heat" or a bad hostess. March a "sweat," causing of old-fashioned fer No.1 16, Mr. ond Mrs. Allen handsome wrist a floor pounds $21.60 watch, condition. This meons that The president Mrs. J. E. Bensley ond son, Edword at plus is to usc. Makes it is better to have enough Iilter Rowland over the tilizer) simple Plneora. Mr. and Mrs. Phones-4-2722, 4-2991 and 4-2289 Jr., pr�slded FIiIDAY REGULAR GRADED HOG Leroy In the so SALE' beautiful of cuff beginning that you can meeting. The devotional wos fertilizing job fast and easy! Blitch and family and Mr. and pair links, a tie remove an Inch or two and stili given by Mrs. Nessmith. THE DRUG COMPANY Heavy No.1 $21.65 Mrs. Richard Cooler an� daugh· have plenty lett. em ter of Savannah. Mrs. C. J. Wynn gave a a and SATURDAY'S Cash Market Mr. and Mrs. Joe 'bar, t:I,nd pen set,� Savannah Avenue Ga. on Daily pencil Statesboro, demonstration clothing. - Beasley, I�� BRADLEY & COlE SEED & FEED co. Sidney Lanier Statesboro, Ga. Mrs. Mrs. Gear, home demonstra� Heavy No.1 $21.65 Maggie Brannen and Mrs. GA. Blitch and sons attended church valued at tion agent, gave an interesting STATESBORO, $71.50. TOTAL at Mt. Carmel. demonstration on alteration lii;;;;; � SALES AT PARKER'S STOCKYARD .e Mr and for\. .. Mrs. Jerry Bean and different types of dresses. LAST WEEK - $100,000.00 little son. Mike of Garden The door prize was won by City, sPQJ1t. the weekend with her Mrs. R. C. Roberts. Mrs. A. J. MR. FARMER-Over 50 cent of the farmers· per parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Woods won the prize in the YOUR WITH ' sell every week at Parker's We be Beasley. CHOICE, FREE, game contest. Stockyard. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and served lieve the other 50 per cent or less cannot Beasley The hostesses .pecan . " Linda and t ·Faye of Garden THE PURCHASE OF A ., FAVORITE AMERICA'SI' ,_ City ice cream and coffee. Easter , \ I' afford to lose So load and head pic, money. up spent the' weekend with his favors were presented to each. for father and sister. B. E. Beasley Eleven members were pre�ent and Mrs. Hazel Woods and Lar· SYLVANIA TV SET with one Mrs. John H. visitor, ry Woods. Brannen. '" FAMILY WAGON... PLYMOUTH PARKER'S STOCKYARD Mr. and Mrs. Dovld Newton COME The will be held April meeting at Portal visited Mr. B. C. eBas· EA�LY at the home of Mrs. Th'em All in Prices and PerrY Cobb, Tops Buyers. ley and Mrs. H. A. Woods. with Mrs. Comer Bird as co Deal With Parker's for Prices. Mrs. Hazel Woods visited her hostess. Top grondm'!ther. Mrs. E .. R. Grooms, who Is III at Leefleld. :rhese would make a wonderful "D·D® Soil Fumigant extra Easter Gift for the Lady of makes this difference!" tbe house, daughter or son. Syh'Ula, the pioneer of the slim big look, brings a new freedom to RED LETIER DAY! television design-a wholly new shape with the graceful lines o£ LAST THURSDAY-at midnight-power began fine sculpture. No visible con to flow from Aliotoona·Bulord·Clark Hili dams to trols detract from the slender Georgia's rural electric systems under a contract • cabittet of precious wood and signed last October by the co-ops, the govCl:nment brushed brass , , • but just a Dnd the power company. touch of your finger brings them SEVEN YEARS of negotiation-speorheaded by IS iBto view iDstantly, the co-ops-proceeded settlement of the knotty problem of fair distribution of benefits from this �, federolly power to all the people of Gear generoted • Kia. As a result the consumers served by 47 city· owned electric systems will olso enjoy these bene· fits. the SYLVANIA . UNDER THE ABC CONTRACTS the co-ops and ".. D.OORATOR cities get this low·cost federol power-about one SII.III'I' wllh third of their needs-over the lines of the styling Halo. present 21'" , •. in the light. plclur. lub. tdl. carries mme does more ... more than other Power The a Plymouth family any wagon Georgia Company. government pays pr.ovides fun, .g.nll _"lUr., 249 ... "wheeling fee" of $65,000 a month for this service. lowest 1ft, ".wabl, arIa. low-price 3 because it's BIGGEST IN THE WW-PRICE 3. You can't buy bigger at any price! a priced'. DELIVERY OF THIS !lOWER' marked red letter 'day for everyone in Georgia. The ABC can· a station 5 rmons should be I 'Fhe trocts will tend to keep power costs-already Iow Maybe you're wagon family right now. MOTe bll why your wllon Plymouth:� New Look. In an a level keel In our state. And this wos all ac· are each But do know all the Ame{icans day! you really BIGGEST OF THE LOW-PRICE THREE: Big ns the determination of the compllshed by Georgia facts about the more. You ••• how much 1 of dollars of the asloniJhing Plymouth wagon wagons costing thousands electric co-ops to bring the benefits of low..:ost 122" wheelbase. more it than other at a can't buy at any low-price gives you wagons, low bigger price! power to all !be peopl�ot !be fewl budget price? HOLDS 50 MUCH .MOIE THAN THE "OTHEI with: lowest-priced Tudor-lowest-priced Fordor Size alone i,s only part of it! The is and Another reason why we say ... Mr. Fulford reporta the dift'enmce �tode-Idlling D-D Plymouth wagon 2 TWO": Over 7 cu. ft. more passenger cargo Business Sedan in the in -lowest-priced -lowest-priced Soil Fumigant made in hill field. '''Ibe crop I treated with hig as wagons high.price field that cost 85500 and space. Extra "secret luggage" compartment CO-OP ELECTRICITY IS Convertible Station D·D Soil tobacco. The ••• in addition to models. -Iowest.priced Fumigant ahowa. good quality more but, extr� size, this glamol"Ous beauty 6·ps.scnger three Wagon TV untreated roWl! have wilted leavei,'1IIDalIer than on the REAI.fACING 3n1 SEAT: Folds fiush into the 0000 FOR GEORGIAI offers a of other features that are mVAIIIA wagonload exclusively treated roWl! and the tobacco will never be .. good 3 don', have to Blore it outside whr..n it'•. in the low.price 3! Ooof; you quality." Plymouth not in use. to enter. . Easy 110 SLIM�INE TV You, too, can help your tobacco pluta thrive by clear You get 'em else in the field. DISAPPEAIING HAl WINDOW: RoU. down into simply-can't anywhere SVLVANIA TV feotures Ing your lOil of nmnatodee with D-D Son Fumigant-' 4 the COME IN TODAY once you try them ••• learn how little the tailgate. Doe.n't get in way. Only Plymouta D.D with � AJ.ld years.ahead Priced From EXCELSIOR_,t, Apply liquid Soil FwniIant �feed h.. It in the low·prloe field . 8limline styling 8·110 chassis and costs ••• never $19,9.95 Jll'llvity-ftow into the lOiL There it Plymouth wagon you'll settle for less! Why equipment directly - .�,{ TOISION·AII. IIDE-AT NO EXTIIA cost: Only FOR A TOP TRADE the frame of surround becomee a which nmna· ahould Your

xvm VOLWolE ESTABLISHED MARCH 26.1937 STATESBORO. GEORGIA. THURSDAY. APRIL 3.1958 Easter Sunrise program of Coun�y-wide Service service for year 6:45 a. m. on G.T.C. Sunday;I campus The Rev. Miles Wood, pastor of the Statesboro 1--:-:=------;;:::::;:::=:;;::;::::;;;;;;:;;::;:=== Presbyterian Church and! president of the Bulloch County Protestant Ministerial Association. announced Churches today that the county-wide Easter Sunrise Service will to hold REAL ESTATE be held in the baseball on stadium the Qeorgia Teachers • ... CITY PROPERTY LOANII College campus Sunday morning. April 6. beginning at Servle&- FOR RENT-Store building at 48 WANTED-A -Quick 6:450·clock. I East main st. Next to Jaeckel cOlle§e Hraduate. SpeCla sermces CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY Hotel. For Information can DR. wd�I��as� Courtland Street permanent tlon with a na- 15 p- G_ FRANKLIN SR_ at In:-:::::��at�lndw"t,opos Gone Out-Of tlonal concern; men who Veneer house 4-3237. 12-9-Ifc. only service FOR SALE-Brick are presently employed In a' re- and den. - Special with 3 bedrooms sponalble posltiun or unem- FOR oc- Immediate oceu- RENT-Offlce. tormerly for reasons his Business location. - played Good Dr. John Barks beyond cupled by control need apply' applicant Everyone is Invited to attend. WEEKLY MEETINGS OF at Methodist pancy. dale at 4 West Cherry Street. [t was also should gIve name address announced that Lanle... Natural Gas Air conditioned and heated Hot age ALeOH oLles Service Curry Inaurance Agency -, marital status, phone' number: Derman Newman wlll assist closed tholr buslneas 4-2825 water. R. J. HOLLAND. 1-9-Ue. Saturday, Phone years In present community and Brother Cox In the Sunrise Ser- ANONYMOUS March 22. tull details on ' - vIce. church bedroom FOR RENT Upstairs offIce employ- We all the FOR SALE-Three' ment. All es confidential Held Each Tuesday N'Ight apprecIate good tonight seace remodeled and replcresent rrlends who wllh screened porch recently and should be addressed to Box eaJled upon us to house redecomted Located at 32 North At 8;00 O'Clock in The school. Care of The Bulloch CARD OF TIlANKS and garage. Near Main Street. R. J. HOLLAND. 329, Hersld. Basement of The 1-9-Ife. 3-27-4tc. �':.: !!,:':!.:�r::nt� ::t.;:- Curry Insurance Agency We wish to express our ap- Presbyterian Church. lee busl_ Phone 4-2825 FOR RENT-5-room unfurnished preclatlon for the acts of A JOB WITH A FUroRE many If you or a loved one has on We have .everal Iterna tor sale' at 13 South Zet- kIndness and of apartment expressions alcohol problem you are Invited luch u: ______• ierower Ave. Rents for $75 HereareOurRequlreinents sympathy and condolence ex- to: per to address your Inquiries CUh Reiliter. -AddIng FOR SALE-STATE month. Mrs. R. J. NE[L. Phone tended by OUr friends and I. 21 y.... or older. no llmlt. nelgh-' M.chlne, Check Register and 'a11 BUILDING located TIlEAW�on bars the recent deaths of P- 0_ BOX 312. 4-3496. r-ie-ee. 2. Normal during kInds or 4-2425. . Inlelllgenee. toob, PIpe Dies, Main Stleet_ PHONE ii' .' OUr father and mother. -Phone 4-3821- � FOR 3. Own • car. Portable Pipe Vise wIth Tripod. �� M STATESBORO. GA. ror the service man. RENJh-:O:-Wm jpart- TIlATS ALL! and Mrs. S tophen B. Anything he��nio�ted a� 221 �� f�� iIo':'clc. I 1858 Ford ..... Plek-up • terower. Write Mrs. Jack De- DO YOU WANT TO MAKE Tru��..... two lit.tle David Grimea ot Albany laYI u bt Loach at Swainsboro, Ga. MONEY EVERY DAY "Look. hands", obOWI E.aler Seal Betty Nicholl how he hal learned to .... Olliff 2-13-lfc. OF TIlE WEEK? HELP WANTED (Female)-We I wlab to devote my fuJI time therapiat and lerYlcea at the Euler Sta Hill a David II an • wheelchair. treUinC regular have opening for an at to other flelda 01 endeavor • FOR RENT-Furnished apart- HERE'S WHAT WE GIVE YOU tractive Tnatment Center In Albany and Ihould loon be able to walk, pt. PO 4-3511 young lady between the - .Phone NOTICE one of hundredl .. ment. Living room, kitchen of 21 OONKS AGAIN hapI with the aid of br""el and erutches, He la I. Short, Intenalve traIning ages and 28 rears of age with dining -area, private bath, children throughout the ltate who will benefit by the Georgia Ealtel FOR SALE-A new 3-bed- period. for position as cashier-secretary, Dr. John L. Jackson announces . one or two rooms, Electric Lanier'S Natural Gas Service Seal current educational and fund drive. b!'d 2. Part 01 your PHONE 4-5611 for Interview. of his ofllce to 4 , Society's raising h d II expenaes. the relocation 81 room orne, price stove and refrigerator. Avall- DIX[E Governor Marvin Griffin hal proclaimed Saturday, March 29, y!e 3. Chance to. make $50 up per FINANCE CO., INC. Bulloch Street, next door to the - able now. 201 North Main ALLEN R. LAN[ER Children's to focus attention on 0' under F.H.A. AppraIsal every Comer East Main st. and Sei- Hotel for the Georgia Crippled Day, problems day day. Aldred Courts. drt..! Street. Phone 4-2382. OWNER . the ond to ask generous support of Easter Seals. The "Owner Sell. 4. You build up a lltetlme. bald St. Itc. of Dentistry. crippled • price. Says. general practice will extend through Easter Sunday. April 6. Purchaser Make an Offer _" Monthly pay cheek starting FOP. RENT-Furnished apart- the IIrst In addItion PHONE 4-2422 day to your WANTED-Ride to and from RENT-Modem 3-bedroom ment tor rent. Phone 4-3438 sales. FOR dally Union Bag In Savannah, Mon- bath and with or 4-3263. MRS. F. C. PARKER We are a * home, half, beginnIng tre- Work condl- JR. 3-27-Uc. day through Friday. central heating and aIr mendous e"panalon JII'OIII"IUI'l 01- 7 hours to 3:30. Call 4-3841. 1'\1l1lililiiiiII1II._._II1III11III" __ tioning. ferlng a tew good men the Gp- with Irr-�� FOR SAt,E-Brlck 3-bedroom Services home, WIth study, dining room, :,,�,:!�gtoo�':r..��y and See MR. MILLER, Room 11, separate livIng room, bath 'Bank of Statesboro Building, heating and air con- half, central TIRED OF LOOKING at that Statesboro, Ga, 9 to II a. m, ALDERMAN'S two-car car port. dltlonmg, cotton rug on your floor or dally. FOR RENT-Modem office on that spread on your bed? Then 3·I3-Ifc. ground floor private parking give It a new look. Call MODEL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEAN- Weekend space We have. several stores loca!Od downtown Statesboro, ING and let us dye It one 01 I;�iiiiiiiiiii� lor rent. PHONE 4-3234 todny. . ��2i-��:'" SPECIALS FOR RENT-2-bedroom apart- 1------ment, kitchen furnished, rents for $55. Timber Cruising Cash and ... Carry INDEPENDENT CERTIFIED For other Ustlnl8 not de CRUISER ...... Each serlbed above, please contact 2-8 :x 6-8-Screen Door. .. .. $6.95 HUl and Omff at 28 Selbald 3-0 x 6-8-Screen Doors _ _ .. .. Each $6.95 Street. Phone PO 4-3531. J. M. TINKER Registered Forester 'A -In, 4 x 8 Plywood _ Per Sheer $3.55

- x .: Per Sheet $8.55 HILL AND OLLIFF _ 30 Selbald St. Statesboro %-In. 4 8 Plywood Phones 4-2300 and 4-2285 Phone PO 4-3531 .. .. . • ...... Per Ft. .15 R. H. (Bob) Shelving ...... \1, Per. Pro .55 ;;;;i;======- SEWING MACHINE SERVlCE 3\1, x 3\1, DB Butts We can repair all makes. PIANO FOR SALE-High-grade Complete servIce. Parts-Ac- Gei our prices on WIndow Units, Mould for sale to re- spinet piano cessorles-Attachments. Every Ing, Loeksets, Door Jambs, Knotty Pine sponslble party who can make about Machines. thing Sewing Cabinet Hardware, Conaoweld small down payment and as- CALICO 23 West Main Plywood, SHOP, Duraflte sume small monthly payments. Street. 11-7-tfc. for CabInets and that Famous Credit 368 First Write Manager, 1 _ Paint. Street, Macon, Georgia. 3-27-4tc. A. S. DODD JR. Real Eatate M. E. Alderman FOR SALE MORTGAGE LOANS FIlA GI"-CONVENTIONAL-FARM HOMES FOR SALE Roofing Company West Vine Street - statesbore, Ga. 10·Ton Ice Plant DcMld SubdivisIon FIlA Approved 23 N. Main SI. - Phone 4-2471 Meat Curing SAWS -.FILED-All of And types -e- saws flied quickly on our pre TO THE When You Are cision FOLEY AUTOMATIC COME Room FILER. Your saws will cut Storage faster, cleaner, truer. P. S. Monday "FIRST" Tankersley, PETE'S FOLEY Only Ice and Meat Curing Plant ��e F1�;:e�. a�HJ�E W�� Tbrough II.'.., ...... You Are In Etrlngham County. Excellent 1-23-l1c. "",\OLD 4-3860. PmlIERE Opportunity to Increase Volume 1------ of BusIness In complete meal Fr'iday "BEST" processing. Plant Is in good AERO MAYFLOWER operating condition. 9:05 A. M. Long Distanee Moving The Bulloch' Herald Holds Call or Write SEE OR WR[TE to YOUMANS VAN " STORAGE 30 P. M. COMPANY 10:00A.M. . Seckinger Record 414 East Oglethorpe SI. Better in S!Jrin� SprIngfield, Georgia Newspaper Contest Awards The Savannah-ADams 4-0603 LISTEN TO SEE-Spectacular, set HOME TOWN NEWS Press Association is 'for 1416 Bay Sl--Brunswlek TUG-O-WAR Georgia 'Hop FOR SALE-Modem Service 12:30, Monday thru Saturday � Phone lI872 Station on South Main Street. and WATCH-New 'Cass-o-matlc ' 8:45 m And Can be bought reasonable, p- .• Monday thru Friday. 9 .. very t Wed., as owner has other interest. Con HOME Drive Tractore out-performing April NOW OPEN - Statesboro TOWN REVIEW tact PURE OIL COMPANY, Tractors Phone 4-2261. 3-20-2tp. Knitting Center for Instruction 9 a. m. Sunday Competitive National Editorial Les- Associeficn in knitting and crocheting. 7 O'CLOCK A. M. NEWS • sons on Tuesday and' Friday FARM .FOR SALE Monday-Saturday P . M. arc 7 00 , 127 acres, 59.6 under cultlva- M h 23,at: Including , r::�S4-2��N��. miles east States- ��ISjO��N B. F. GOODRICH FARM NEWS'Friday, tlon, 2M. �f cated at 10 Broad Street. boro. I'rlced for quick sale, Monday through and L00k Around 4-10-4IC.• Friday Come At 6:30 12 $8 000.00. Contact George M. A. M. _.Early at J. F. Williams and ------ Briumen TIlE WOMAN Co Statesboro. SPEAKS . Son Gal •• Inc., HOSPITAL INSURANCE-I am Monday through Friday FIRSTS Up. now the agent for the Blue At 8:45 A. M. M. E. GINN COMPANY FOR SALE-"Davld Bradley" Cross and Blue Shield Hospital IIIe fol- and lnaurance. For sure Ga. ..,.sea trICloI' plus Surgical Northside Driv�. West Statesboro. . equipment: p1�, cuJtI- protection use Blue Cross-Blue WWNS You Can't Beat First Place JoWlDa Shield. MINN[E LEE vator lawn mower and CIrcuJar MRS. -PHONE 4-9852- JOHNSON. 10 Broad ..w '11!e Jll'ice Is naaonable. PHONE 4-3225. ltp,' Phone 4-2837. 4-10-4tp"StTeet·I""l."!'!1I!1!1I.1I.frlt.'1