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Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) Bulloch County Historical Newspapers 1-15-1948 Bulloch Herald Notes Condition varies. Some pages missing or in poor condition. Originals provided for filming by the publisher. Gift of Statesboro Herald and the Bulloch County Historical Society. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news- issues Recommended Citation "Bulloch Herald" (1948). Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues). 3834. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news-issues/3834 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 digitalcommons@georgiasouthern.edu.
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SALE: Inlaid
FOR Linoleum
Favorite Shoe'Store The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, January 8, '1948 Rugs. Beautiful desigus. WA
� FURNITURE CO., W. Bulloch County's
Notified of Brand • ---
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_. • E:t.ECTHlC HEATEHS- $10.00. TEllS Read
Names Award Georgia Theatre IVATERS FUHNITURE CO.,
W. MIIIIl Street, Stalesb 1'0.
Mllin St., Stolesboro.
The Herald's Leading
tt!hUIlCh News
Classified
SALE: 1 FOR fresh Guern
good,
Bill Smith of the Favorite Shoe
sey milk cow and calf. W. L. Ads Newspaper
Store unnounccd this week that II FOI� J�NT: Dcstrnble busmesa MoELVEEN, Brooklet, Ga.
SIIOWINO.
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he hUR been lnrormcd I hut. the NOW
L. __ ;.:..::...:..:
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localion available Jun 1. 50xOO.
Foundatlon has I.RI�UTIVE IlAPTIS')' onUIIOH
Brand Names NOTICE: I urn prepared to help
Call or write John H. BRAN �umber 9
"Diamond Brand," Gol "POSSESSED" Hours Worship: Conference
of
uwardcd
nen (Phone 3820), RFD 4, states you with your INCOME TAX
with Joan CI'!\lvford, Van Heflin
���� den Anniversary Certificate of on Thursday, Jan. 8, at 7:30 p. rn.:
10:30 a. m, Saturday, Jan. 10; 'boro,
Ga. (tt) HETURNS-John P. Lee. (Itp)
Starts' 3:00, 5:09, 7:18, 9:27
FORD-FERGUSON Public Service. :The U\vard Is
NEED
538-J.
DRY CLEANING?
Hobson DuBose will coli
Cull FOR SALE:
Planters. Turn mode In "rccognltlon
Tractor. with
of contlnu And PARAMOUNT NEWS 11 :30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., Sun Stockholden of P rtal City CouncilVotes
ous service to the American peo day, Jonuary 11, with Bible Study
for ond deliver DuBOSE CLEAN Plow. Cultivator. Weeder, Har
Bulloch County
..
since 1892" and Is "given to Saturday, Jummry 10 at 10:15 a. m.
ERS. Your dry cleaner with 16 row and Peanut Plows. SAM J. ple
brand names which have been "SON OF !lUSTY" "If ye then, being evil. know
To Issue Beer Licenses
(tfc) FRANI(LIN CO. Phone �84.
years experience.
or conventional farm loans- WATERS
tested by the Judgment of the
FARM LOANS: 100% G.!. loons FOR SALE: Tllble-Top Heaters. American people for 50 years or
FURNITURE CO., moro and have won And held pub
Starts 2:13,
with Ted Donaldson
4:57. 7:41, 10:25
Added Attraction:
how to
your
give good gifts unto your
children, how much more shall
Father which Is in Heaven
I Bank Meet
At a meeting of the stockhold
both �% Interest. GEO M. ,JOHN- W. Muln St Statesboro. lic confidence through unfatllJ1g
..
Roy Rogers In give good. things unto them that ers of the Bulloch County Bank The City of Portal will Issue beer licenses to
STaN. .un lntegrlty. reliable quality and "APAOIIE nOSE" ask Him?" Mat. 7:11. Let us held here Tuesday morning, Wai sell beer within the city limits for the year 1948.
NOTTLCE: State and Federai
FOR SALE: 5-V rlmp metal
rooflng In the followtng lengths
folr pricing."
Diamond Brand Shoes arc made �pcclal
Starts 3:22, 6:06. 8:50
Oartoon Show nt 1 :20
cO'1'e to our Heavenly Father
seeking those good things which
ter II.
R.
Aldred, Jr., W" G. Cobb.
Kennedy, Fred T. Lanier,
J.
+ The. announcement
meeting of the Portal city coun
Iollowod a
C�unty Library
Income Tax Returns prepared -5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 fcot W. O. W. to Install
by L. G. LANIER, 6 S. Main St. -at $9.00 per square. DARBY by
t he Peters Division of Inter
11
He
Him.
will give to them that'
ask J. L. Mathrw s, IV J. Rackley and
..
New Offieers In •
cil Tuesday night. The vote, tall
en on u secret ballot, was three
Needs S20,8
LUMBER CO. Phone 380. 8 nutional Shoe Co St. Louis, Mo. .• Sunday. JunulLry
THERE COMES Harry ViI. Smith Were 1 i-clectcd
WANTED: 100 new Laundry cus- (4tc-1-8-481 The Favorite Shoe Store carries "SflJA WOI.F"
We extend a cordial welcome ,
directors of thc bank for 19�8. Ceremony Tonight to two In favor of Issuing beer
Twenty-two thousand five hun
tomers. Model Laundry on the City Club shoes for men, Velvet with Ida Luplno, John Garfield to all who come. A TIME. Cobb, executive vlce
Mr. W. G.
licenses. Ired and seventeen books In the
The Statesboro Camp No. 158,
Edward G. Robinson V. F. The cost of the Initial license
Courthouse squ�re. NOTJOE OF SERVIOfIJ Step shoes for women, ond Wea AGAN, Pastor. president, In making a rcport to Woodmen of the World. tonight Julloch County Library worn
BY I'UBLIOATION ther-Bird shoes for children-ali Starts 2:15, 4:47, 5:15, 9:15 the stockholders, stoted that the
was not revealed, but It was stat 'sed for u total clrcultatton or
life when will hold Installation ceremonies
FOR SALE: Two t-horse wagons
GEOHGIA, Bulloch County. Diamond Brand shoes. (Sponsored by Jaycees) in everyone's bank had had a good year. He
for officers elected to serve for
ed' thot five cents w!ll be collect- �2,960 during a one year period,
In good condition. See R. R.
M,·s. Ida S. Matz we lose someone dear to read a comparative statement 1948. The ceremonies will begin
od on each bottle of beer sold.
nding June 30, 1947, according
BUTLER, 302 Johnson St. (2tp)
l\tonday-Tue8dny, Junuary 12-18 In times such as showing loan figures of $815,-
Members of the ci ty councll Librarian Istabel Sorrier, at
vs. PERSONALS us. at 7:30 In the Masonic T�mple are W. W. Wood, Ellis McB"lde,
a
B. S. Matz "THEY WON'T BEUEVE ME" we' are ready to 205.28 at the end of 1947 as com ,t an meeting of the U
open
Mrs. J. W. Hodges has as her these, on Suoth Moln Street.
Leroy BIrd, C. J. Wynn and Er
Suit for Divorce in Superior Robt. Young. Susan Heyward pared with $464.978.38 for the -rary BOBrd last Friday evening
SMltr.B";/Ii .. , •
SMJ,r-Pm".",," Bulloch County. Go. guest fOl' severo I days her son" and Jane Greer
help you in every way .
same period In 1946. In analyzing
M. Lester, assistant
P. state
nest Carter. H. W. Rockel' Is
llbrnry room In the Spa
the
Court.
We will take care of every detail, manager, will attend the cere n
tf/Yrittl ,,.,,; January Term, 1948 J. A Hodges, and Mrs. Hodges, Starts 3:30. 5:28, 7:22, 9:16 possible. the loan figure Mr. Cobb stated, monies. E. M. Baggarly, of Ma
Mayor. stand Bank building.
To the Defendant, B. S Matz: In
of N. C. prepare the funeral to your specifications. "There are no inflationary loans When the county voted to "dry Miss Sorrier sta ted that thc 11-
Highlands, con, former head consul of Geor
E. GRANT TILLMAN
'
\VedncMluy ,January 14. JARE SMITH up" Bulloch county the question
above Suit: In our bank." Using figures fur BR-R-R-R,r-rl-Plty the poor majorettes on a day like today. But (left to right) Pat Preetorlus, gla,will also be present. 'rary here stands third In the
You ore hereby commanded to
M,·. OOME, EASY 00"
and Mrs. G. C. Coleman "EASY of the licensing ond sale of beer
nished the Federal Deposit In Barbara Jean Brown, and Lola Stockdale juot take It In their hlKh stride .. majorettes of the The ceremony of "In troduc
vurnber of books In n group 01
be and uppear at the next term attended the New Year's
of the Superior Court of Bulloch at the Macon Country Club as
dance with Barry Fitzgerald
Diona Lynn, Sonny Tufts
.
Smith- Tillman Mortuary surance Corporation. he reported
that the bank made 3.479 loans
Teachers College band. tfon", known BB the protective
was not being considered.
the vote two to
With
one In favor of
lbrarics the slate, fifth In
over
irculntlon, ninth In Income. and
County, Georgia. to answer the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Bruss.
Starts 2:30, 4:15, 6:00, 7:45, 9:30 •
-FUNERAL DlRECTORS-' _
for the year for a volume of $3,-
degree conferred upon new can
drying up the county, the county "ghth in the number of staff per
• . didates seeking the brotherhood
SUCOOS8ur8 to Lanler'lJ Mortuary
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board of cirnmtsstoners and the
complaint of tile plalntlff, men- 114.473.28. onnel.
3 In Race For 2
M r. an d M rs. F' ron k D enrnnr k COMING January 15-1 6 : of the local society, will also be
E. Grant Tillman
....
tloned In the caption In the suit Jake Smith Undivided In the Decem ·Wortb-whUe.' city council of Statesboro voted
profits held. Expenditures for the period
ngalnst you for divorce.
I and Miss Catherine Denmark. of"
_"_O_U_IL_T_O_F_J_A_N_E_T_A_M_E_S_"_ ber 31. 1947, statement show $55,-
not to Issue licenses for the 'sale
New officers to be Installed In 'ere$881681. Income amount-
Witness the Honorable J. L.. Savannah, were holiday guests North Main St. Statesboro, Phone 340 the 1946 It's 1493 On Your Dial of beer In the City of Statesboro
759.13 as compared with clude Rufus Anderson, consul '1 to �q ?,t1h 1= especlolly thank the First
Arthritis Pain richer foraKe I
the. Voice of Christian Youth of
the First Baptist Church of
Dean's List. scholastic honor rr'
during the fall quarter, accorda,
yor of Statesboro and former so-
lioltor of the Circuit. has alread ..
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an
of
.addltlonal field representat Ive �ear Jacl� A"t'J'itt at
the college to the public January Meeting
::.:�� ::�.����:=�:,�� Statesboro will be held Saturday .
'PUBLIC County Pol- ce G�t
nercise. your distress Will quickly Melhodlst Church ond First Bap- XIUrlu.. LumbalO. SCiatica, or Neural'" trr ORVILLE MIXON to a report prepared by M,z> annuunced that he would be Iii schools," President 'Word declar-
disappear,
.
Church.
'.
.... ••• Woru Lhroulb tbl blood. Plr" dole Route 2. Box: 5'7 evening, January 17. at 7:30 In
Viola Perry. Teachers Collegc the race for the judgeship and ed In moklng the onnouncement.
Members of the Statesboro
tist Ulull17 R.rt. anevl,Un. pain 10 JOG caD
Dr. Scholl'. Arch Support. are Indl the First Baptist Church. ". T. A. 18st Thursday heard
MRS. FRED A. PARRISH won. 'oJOJ' Ilt, and .leep mON comJortablJ. ..
Rocky Ford, Georg's registrar. has long been actively soliciting According to Dr. Word, "Dr.
'vidually fitled to your feel and shoes OK ..... In. at drul8'IL todt.J. Quick, oaIIl The program will be In prep Tack Averitt. "",oelate professor
that iI why we urge you to come And Children. pIete _tWlctlon or mon" big pu.a.&etd. I Five students Included on the votes and getting his political Piltmon's long experience In the
aration of the church revival
...
'f history at Teachers Colle�e.
.c ODce to this shop for a
It
FREE FOOT TEST
in.taDdy reveal. any foo< .n:b
�---------'---------------------------------------------------� meeting to be held March 1 to
March 10.
honor 1'011 attained maximum
grades with an "A". or 6 quality
point ratio average. The flve top
machln� olleand two more good friends
The Bulloch Herald
1810n
'
of ours began to enlighten US on
County News
some Ihlngs EVERYBODY
that
Published Every Thursday Your Legume Crop Is
The Editor's Uneasy Chair
All's Fair
,-NEW WAS GOING ON In our
statesboro, Bulloch County, Ga. t(l\ n. Now I was (Jumbo" she ad
dumber
TheKey to Profitable
"OFFICIAL ORGAN FOIt BULLOCH COUNTY" mltted, "but you were
Fanning I
NOTICE! Brooklet
than I." Now, how about that I
Well, despite the class)(lcatlon In
which she puts me, 1 know that
Thursday, January 15, 1948
11
1 would liked to have been with
Nettle (Mrs. Brantley) Johnson
WE aROW red-blooded boy. to see Bob, Marianne (7 months
Editor he ... trip to points In Missis-
L.EODEL COLEMAN .. ............ _ .. " ,
In Statesboro-stout-hearted and old) and Chris Biglin leave last on
Texas and Ala-
Associate Editor b'rave. We give for example that Monday for Portland, Oregon, to Sippi, Lo.ulsano, Members of the Brooklet P. T.- S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Robert
G. C. COLEMAN besides a I
Is bama,
JIM COLEMAN
Advcrtlslng' Director
Due to the increased cost of labor, muterlals, etc., the under
group led by Glenn Jennings, Jr., make their home, but that
who stalked big game In the baek where Bob's people live. Bob IIk
brief once-over e are str
ng:
gl�nfg Georgll:1 A. who attended the P. T. A
Councll at Repter Jut Satur-'
son, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hatch
er, Miss Martha Hatcher an'd Feccl your legume crop and It
distant trails. Nettle showed UP' will feed the rest of your crops
yard of the Jennings residence at ed skIIng down snow topped _
day were Mrs. L. S. Lee, Sr., Walter Hatcher, J,'., all 01 Beau
their cus at the Sugar Bowl game. Travel- the
signed Dr�' Cleaners take this method of noti.fying 217 Savannah Avenue. The rero- mountains and sailing boats and Mrs. Roddenberry, Mrs. fort, S. C.;
William Mr. and .Mrs. Herman In your rotation! That's
Ing with Nettle were her son,
claus-appearing animal must not It was Inevitable that he go back Floyd Akins, Mrs. Hamp Smith Simmons, Albany; Mr. and
of key to building up your soli,
tomers that, effective January 15th, 1948, there will be a
have plnyed 'possum for, In re- home. Another Statesboro girl Billy; daughter, Annie Laurie, and Mrs Herbert Salter. Mrs. Fred T. Lanier, Sr Mr. and.. Increasing yleltls and mcrenstng
and son-In-law, "Rut" (Dr. C. E. CARBURETOR SERVICE
I"""'''-+=+=-I-''':.�",Ilt:::;ut. 'II IlF
small in first in The fol latlng the Incident. Glenn sold who vacations with her husband Captal� and Mrs. Robert F. Mrs. Lnnnlc Simmons, Mr. and the VALUE at your farm at •
� 2 3 Increase prlces=-onr seven years. he shot once (using a .22 rifle) on skIIng parties Is Mrs. Bob
Rutledge). Nettle was complete-
Brinson. of Tokyo, formerly of Mrs. G. C. Coleman, all of States small COIU Thousands of fann • �roTon TUNE-UP
and the possum wiggled; he shot Morris, the fanner Marguerite Iy
unappreciative of those French ANO OVERHI\UL
Brooklet, announce the birth of boro; Miss Jane Robertson, of era have lI.oved that this Is the
4 B 6 7 g 9 10 lowing prices will prevail: but Mathews.
dishes. She had difficulty order-
a daughter In Tokyo on Decem- Teachers College; Mr. and Mrs. to for profitable
again and It wiggled again, system use
II 12131415 16 17 Ing and put herself at the mercy • BRAKES REPAIRED
RATES or'SUBSCRIPTION after the third shot there Was no I AM STILL get ling echoes of bel' 17.1947 who has been nam- J. N. Rushing, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. farming' and permanent .011 • RADIATORS CLEANED
.
of the walter by Elizabeth. Before her J. N. Rushing, Jr., and Mrs. W.
��.50 Pc,' Year
$1.75 Six Months 18 19 2021 22 23 24 • more wiggling. In the daring Christmas joys and gift.: Anne
get me w h at you t hi n k 111 ea. t
saying" "JUI,t, ed Ma'rgle fertility. Lime acid soli, and -"THE BRI\DY WAY"
ZS 26 27 28 2930 31 round-up were Billy Bland, Bob- Waters was one of those extra marriage, Mrs. Brinson was Miss B. Bland, of Brooklet. spread Top Yield Powdered
There were eight courses (all HOKE S. BRUNSON
by Donaldson, Steve Sewell, J lm- fortunate ones. Her gift from Dad Margie Durden, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hagan and Rock Phosphate NOW on clov
27 WEST MAIN STREET alike) and the bill was $5. She SERVICE QEPT.
my Bland, Frank Williams and and Mother was a Mason-Hamlin and Mrs. J. L. Durden, of Brook- Miss
or-fice
suns, OVERCOATS, TOP-COAl'S, d escr Ibccl th f od as an d Hagan, of Arcola,Ellzabet" er and alfalfa fields, and on
"El1ler�d us sccond-clnss mauer Januory 31, 1946,
the
n� p��t Glenn. TIle excited lads tied the Grand Plano. Hal Waters recelv
the coffee Insane. Well,
. eo" m��y let. Captain Brinson Is the son of will move here Saturday and will fields you'll see to clover and W. HILTON OLIVER. Mgr.
March 3, 1879. The Almanac Says the Weather This Weel, On PLAIN DRESSES 75c 'possum in a bag and hung him ed some kind of new recorder. was, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brinson, of live In the new house on Route alfalfa.
sturcsboro. Georgin. under Act of
••• .. ..
nt at any rate, It s nice to be re- 622 E. Main St.-I'hone 281
In a tree until Toots arrived to Not being mechanical, I am puz Port Saint Joe, Fla., formerly of SO which Is nearing
1'ODAV. Thursday, l'unun.ry 15, will be windy. Don't go fishing. PANTS, PLAIN SKIRTS, membered .
completl.on. ORVILLE MIXON
find things going on In her back zled by the thing-wires which Brooklet.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Woodcock
As ever, R�uto 2. Box 6'
A Verse Fer This Week
11'JUDAV, Junuurl' l6, will be cold ...... I.hlng only fair.
ODD COATS 40c yard. The 'possum was disposed can be used over and again
over Monday afternoon the January and
_
_
JANE. children, of Savannah, were Rocky Ford. Georgia
SA1'URDAV. dnnunry 11, will be 1000r. Fishing" little better. of in B I a c k Bottom for tlfty for recordings. Ruth Waters. be- meeting of the W.S.C.S. of the week end
u
guests of relatives In
Methodist Church met with Mrs.
hlndurances mny be SUITS PRESSED , 400 cents. Say, boys, how about gan using her glft-aQ Eastman
whut evur SUNDA}', JrHlunry 18, will ))0 frosty. Don't fish on, gunduy.
B:�let�ymOnd
renrove
1',"\\,('('11 11M uml 'l'hytheart attack while attending to
business. She was rushed to the
The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, January 15, 1948
County News Bulloch County Hospital but was
C ty News HENRY'S IIOI"D8 I'INAI, •
�;.n���c;:!rsd,::� h�Cn be';;:I�I:I:
S·:�:a:�:�:::e:Eth�:�:ek �y ./ �r.t�dl'lw.t�!u
!I
__E_uNneviI S
Ing In thl. community Cor some
MINKOVITZ
•
Denmark
LOO Is survived by her Henry Moses, owner of Henry's
time. Mrs.
husband, Ben
Lee, and Co!,r F. here In Statesboro, that his store �:��:,��f.:�:'���::,�:'Il"U::��I�
I ....'
••. w.rtu'hr •• 'h' ... b';:.{PlnU...
children, A. O. Lee, Florence, S. was holding Its final
anee sale.
.ho� clear. :;'.��?!nl�;�,�,·!�,l'���:':::: .:.r."r'l.;:
C,,; B. Fred Lee, Brooklet; Mrs. Unusual bargains In
F, L. Dixon. Savannah; Mrs. shoes are being offered by the
�::"���:c��:��':'��::���C:::�= _ _
•
.
store thl8 week.
Floyd Calrk, Oliver; six grand· .
GIGANTIC
children, two grent-grandohltdrcn, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Mobley, expected to return home Thurs.
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Mr· and Mrs. A. O. Lee and nler, of Statesboro.
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two alsters, Mni. D. R. Lee, of of Savannah, villi ted relatives day.
I
Camlly, of Florence, S. C., spent week end with 'her mother,
Mr. and Mrs. EmeraJ Lanier
Ith• Tobacco
Saturday night with Mr. and visited Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Mrs, J.' A. Denmark. ? Smith during the week.
I Brooklet, and Mrs. J. B. Bran- here during the week end.
Ne-
non, at Statesboro.
Mrs.Charlie Denmark, of At-
T
Mr. and Ml'B. James of
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Nesmith Savannah, visited Mrs. A. L. Da-
and son, W. L., and Mr. and Mrs. Vis over the week end.
Jones, Mrs.
Miss
Conrad Davis.
Maude White nnd Mrs.
·Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeLoach Mrs. D. H. Lanier II Robert Cox attended the P. T. A.
vi81t1nll,
Plants
I
lanta, vilited Mrs. R. T. Simmons Emeral Lanier were vlsltors Miss Mittie Sue Davil
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Royals her daughter, Mrs. George
Doane, IU spent Council at Register Saturday.
and little Charles, of Savannah, and Mr. Doane Jn Jacksonville.
during the hollda�. Savannah Saturday and were
Mrs. James Denmark visited
visited Mr. and Mrs. C. C. De- Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Harlem, of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Devaughn _
relatives In Savannah during the Hart.
Loach last week. of Jacksonville, visited Mr. and
hol1da�. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Martin had
Nowl Newl
·Mr.and Mrs. C. C. DeLoach t· Mrs. R. P Miller during the
.
hol-] Mr. and Mrs.
gUO!lts Frldady night Mr. and Otha Akins and
,;;
r�L·.HOME PERMAN�NT
as
tended the FFarm Bureau's an- ldays,
little daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Shepple Hagan and Mrs,
nuat. meeting January 3, at the Mr. and Mrs. Emeral V'-
Lanlerl Eulus Williams and children Maud. Hagin.
Teachers College. and Miss Elizabeth Lanier en tor- v.is'
Ited Mr. and �rs. Sewell Ander •• Mr. and Mrs. Layton Sikes and Doluxo Kit with P,o'o ..
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lamb'. talned Friday evening at the, lonall
son Sunday. son, Wendell, of Statesboro, were
guests durin gthe holidays were home Mr.
a�d Mrs. D. H. La- Mr. B. F. Woodward of Savan- Sunday guest. 01 Mr. and Mrs.
�I. ,
Mr. H. M. Brown, of Jacksonvllle, nler With a bird supper.
PtA5nG
Those
Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hood present were Mr. Henry Howelll
nah Is s ndln vacation Coy Sikes. his
family, of Statesboro; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Smith. of StateB'
h'ere with Is f y.
Mr and Mrs O)ln Nesmith ::"..!tl
apd
and Mrs. Hardy J. Hood and Mr. bora; Mr. Lamar Smith, of G e ne Den ma rk and Rudolph
and' Mrs. E. A. and tam- Rushing
had week end
dinner guests lIy guests Vivo
as
and Mrs. Solomon Hood, of Sa- Statesboro: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ginn Sunday
we,;
GURLfRti
len Nesmith, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
vannah, and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bowen and family, of Atlanta, of Frankhn and Bill Zetterower.
Brown and Children, of Brooklet. D. H. Lanier and JeJan.
Rushing and Children, Mrs. Au:
We Are Now Taklnl Ord ....
FINAL CLEARANCE OF WINTER GOODS! Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown have
moved to Brooklet, having recent-
on Wednesday afternoon,
January
The Denmark Club will meet
1"- p::
6:.
drey
Savannah.
Holland and son
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hurst, of
Johnny. of
H_P_nenll maoI .... "'11 They're ,"U"4. for ... Ier wind.
)+'or
ly purchased a store building In 21, at the home of Mrs. M. r I Jacksonville, Fla., visited Mr. and
Here'. why:The new TONI Pro. ing, amoothercurl. They're ribbed " 0 B A 0 0 0 P I. ANT 8
which they will operate a auto Fordham. I
\\\\111 \ II I "'"'1 fe .. lonal PlasUc Curlen big are 10 your hall' won't sllp. They're
Cost Disregarded! Priced For Quick Action! •••
• store. Mr. Brown will be glad to
have his friends call
Misses Willie O'Neal and I:l, r-
on him In ly Zelterower have returned tq I �
$'.
,"''-
n 1111
(ffi '�
�
Mrs. Josh Martin last week end.
Robert
vannah
Rushing visited In Sa.
during the week end.
(50�
N. ',.
more curlinl eurface),
Doluxe Kit
r,·qJable. to lave you money I
R.lill Kit, wlth•• t ""I".. '100 JOE RODERT TILLMAN
Sec
P�N'U1JD�
his new location. T. C. after spending the holidays
Mrs. H. A. Prather. of Jack.
•
wi h pla,tlc curlora '2 Rl6"lo, Ki� Ii"" ""'m. $121
40-In. Hvy Unbleached 54-In. Solid Color
Mrs.
Statesboro,
J. J.
Is
E. Anderson, a f
Visiting Mr. and
with their parents,
The Denmark kFarm Bureau
=_: _-
.. .
G:f�- sonvllle Beach, Fla., is spending
some time' with her mother, Mrs.
.
AII#im�'",'a
Bulloch Tractor
at
Oompany
CLEARANCE! �
.
•
Re(lnced Mrs. J. C. Bule. held
..
its annual meeting at the
From $6.75 For This Sale! E. A. p roctor.
Denmark school Tuesday
.�, �� or
Mr.
T�E e�t�EGE PHARMACY
and Mrs. D. H. Lanier's even-
1/1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mrs. �artln and Mrs.
John BILL TlLLMAN
SHEp���� 39( OI�e���r!H49(
guests during the holidays were: Ing.
'�ool
Mitchell Barnes spent Friday in
]200 PAIRS FALL AND WINTER
'Z5% Blankets Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Howell and
family,
Denmark,
Jacksonville; Mr. and nah, and Mr. and Mrs. Clate Den-
of
BANNER STATES
Mrs. Fred of Savan· Savannah as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Ham. "WHED'II', Planters Cotton Warehouae
at
__ THE CROWDS GO"
Mrs. J. E. Bowen and family, of, mark, of Nevils, visited Mr. and PRINTING CO.
Shoes
Mr. Golden Futch is improving
80-Square Count White and Yellow Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. A. Denmark during the Prescriptions' _
Candies _
Drugs _
Toiletrie� S/I5 818
21 We.t Main St. State.boro following an operation In the P�ONE or
49c Value. 1st Floor
Double Cotton-filled
• 1st Floor. Forbes and daughter, Eleanor, of week end.
JAcksonville; E. C. Howell, of SA· Mrs. B. F. Lee died suddenly W·IMrs.
Jim Cnlemnn Leodel ColemnD Bulloch
Phone 414
CountY�H�os�p:lt�a�1�a:n�d_:ls�================:-:=====::::.�����
_
_:_ Phone. 416
Group Girls' Pull-over vannah; Virginia Laniel', of Thursday afternoon -ln States,.Sa.! ..
ruld MIs3 Elizabeth Ln·' bora. She was stricken, with a
van�.ah,
I. Price
Z and Less
��u����!S498 �W2��!��S1h
l!!!J
Were $3.95-$8.95 Price .
• 1st & 3rd Floors.
Now $1.97 to $4.47
• • First. Floor •
HUNDREDS OF
Children's, Flannel
.1
PAIRS ON TABLES! ROBES
.Sizes 2 to 8 • 2nd Floor
Sizes
6 to 14
.
Formerly $3.49
• 2nd Floor.
•
•
LUSTROUS SATIN BOUND
LARGE 72 x 90 SIZE TRU[KS
Group Women's Wool 100 Pairs Women's Soft, Warnl, deep piled. Choice of lovely pastel colors. WEEK E.ND· SPECIALS!! ..
HOUSE
and Quilted
PAJAMAS NOW ON DISPLAY
SLIPPERS
• Third Floor
HOUSECOATS
% Price.
SA V E !--Specially
'FIRST
Priced--S AVE!
�Pflot·HoUse· Cabs'
IIwit�- You're looking at the most attractive
•
lfz Price • 2nd Floor.
• . FLOOR • .
all-'round vision .
and useful trucks ever designed. The
first thing you notice, of course, is
their new massive "truck-like" appear
SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JAN. 1.6 ••• Lasts For a limited lime Only! ance. But undemeath-s-you'Il find
power-packed chassis, each "Job
Rated" for· performance, economy�
Men's Wool 27 x 27 Birdeye Children'� White
dependability, and long' life.
Sensational Salel GLOVES DIAPERS
Were $3.29
SHOES CLEARANCE! Because these new
�'Job-Rated"-because they fit the job
Dodge trucks are
MEN'S & STUDENTS' $1-00 $2.79 49c -they naturally save money and laSt
250 FALL & WINTER
Formerly $1.98 1st & 2nd Floors • Third Flooor •
-
longer. But you're in for a real sur
-
prise, when you see how many addi
TOPCOATS Children's Ribbed Cotton-filled
.
Men's Fast Color Am.rl •• •• rlaul S.II Connt
tional money-saving and time-saving
Mlde rldl
DRESSES
• • •
II I.d advantages Dodge has built into these
SHORTS Waist Unions Baby Comforts 10nQr
rI*-bl ••• III rlcbll S.aml tnlerl.cked for
fa li"arl
"'lft'. pilid a�.lgnl .. lib IturcIY newest trucks.
lel1il'.relle trim. INSTALLED FBEI.
6ge 66e Concha. and. Sedans We urge you to come in and see them
4ge
and.' SUITS Orig, 79c
Men's
-
Outing
28 to 42
and
Formerly
• First Floor
to 89c
Winter
• Orig. $1.98
Women's $1.00
-
3rd Floor
PRICE
I. $10.85
without delay. You'll find them years
ahead in design the only really
.
new trucks on the market this year I
. .
Boys'
•
Broadcloth 'Cotton Knit 2& LESS of
PAJAMAS UNIONS
BLOOMERS •
NEW AII·Weather Ventilation NflUEase
- .....!! ".ndli", (j) PLENn OF HEADROOM.
$2.77 $1.19 You
oue
onloy remarksble now
01 handlinl and driv
® STEERING WHEEL
risbt.in driver'. lap.
•••
Formerly to $4.95 $1.49 Value 3ge Formerly Inl In th.. .truckl,
You COD tllm them In much
Dew
@ InURAL lACK SUPPORT
• Thir.d Floor •
$5.95 to $27.50 .maller clrclea the .ame...
adjustable lor
• First Floor • • Third Flooor • .1 .. clrclo either richt or
• ••
maximum comfort.
loft. You caD park, or back
This -NOW-
Group Formerly Boys' Corduroy Boys' Sport Boys' ()uting up to plltform. witb
With thl. @ PROPEl LEa SUPPORT
Ire. to, oue.
• under the koee.
• •
to $35.00 PANTS SHIRTS PAJAMAS $2.97 � I
.hortartumln" you also get
full .. 1&e bodl .. longer cabo,
,
bettor w�bt diotributloD.
where you need ir.
@) CHAIR·HElaHT .EATI
to
• $2.98 $1-00 '$1-69 � Real eomfort at teD below or a hundred .bovel
•
iU5I like you.ha ..
••
at home.
Were $4.98 -
Compare! Values to $1.98 Formerly $2.29-8 to 16
$1175 uTI rhe blll'est radio bar::�ln on That'l becauso of ... InpnloUl eombln.tloD 01
® "AII-O-RIDE" OU.HIOI.
"�:;:r
.
YOU SAVE AS MUCH �� Bnlnswlck
nllc?s
Q!J�l;ty f!�
Ih. markell
streamlined
B.aulllul
with rlah• • •
••• lnu:k hoater. d.flOlter V8Ilta, V8Ilt windo .... cowl
..ntllator and a now freoh air Intake lrom the
® '·INCH .EAT ADjUSTMENT
•
adjustable 10
••
eight of driver IIIld
fI'
NI!lW ARRIVALS FOR SALE: 83 ucrcs, about G: ==������=�-I The Bulloch Ilcrald, Thursday, January 15, 1948
���=������������=��=�
= AT1'''NTTION!
I soli,cultivated. Best GI'ode liftoll
Mr. and Mro. James Floyd
old house In poor rcpnlr. In
NO MEA1' SIIOR1'AO}]
I':� THE FINAL SLASH! THE LAST. CALL ON WINTER GOODS
th birth 01 SHOP AT
SOCIETY
Coleman a
.nnounc� January 2 I
F.llen,
Candler county, about 6 miles
daughter, Mary north 01 Metter. Price $2500. .. Et\I"OOD ()1�N'I'r';I{
at the Bulloch. County Hospl�al.
Terms $500 cash, balunce 4 yrs., (Just Below City Dairy)
Mrs. Coleman WUl the lormer
6 percent Interest. JOSIAH ZET· They Huve:
PIiONIl 112 Miss Mary Dan Ingram, 01 At· TEROWER
Omb Meat Dovllcll Ornb
::t�r��s;.aYt:tt:III:� �:�iy E�� �______
young man her blgslater, Linda,
Shrh�;e.sell 'POUI1��stcr.
1I0WAn., 1I0S1'ESS
MRS,
TO BRIDO.] 01,08
These pupils have been a de-
�I���gu�/���n:��cd B A� �7 " ,� F:��I�a�e��sL'�1 \:�;�R
Mr. and Mrs. Jim T. Denmark
"
Po, quick' 'or norkoch',
FROZEN FRUITS &
,
Rntuh Howard cnlel'tnin· llaht to ull who have been fora announce the birth of a daughter,
Mrs. Rheumatlo �:�ltl: l 1-11 .l:,i�tI, atrong
'f
ed her club, The Bridge Guild, on tunato enough to sec them donee, Donna EVD, January 1 at the
cloudy urine, Irr..
:�r���:_:;����h:(.�·: '\1'
�.
1.
Leg Pain!,
n���; ;y���
VEGETABLES
At Lowest Prices! C-J •
Friday morning at Sewell Houne. nnd we uppreclate their coming Bulloch County Hospital. Mrs. Dladder trnublc3. In complote Mnln Streot
I ".
60 west
Mixed flowers were used in dec entertaln us. ·;mlccd. A,k
from Sovunnah to Denmark wos before her mar- s 1[J G A It, 5 lb. Bag
orunng and the guests were servo
Watching them makes us wish !��:f���I��;!({L'-"
...
Phone M4 for FREE DeUvory ..
rlage Miss Rose Ward, of Way.
ed sandwlches and coffee. we hod a Marilyn Youmans In
our
nesboro. Little Donna Eva WoS G R ITS, 5 lb. Bag 49c
high score Mrs. James midst. Emma Kelly has accorn- the f1rsr child born In the county
For
Bland was given an Ivy bowl; for
ponied them on these occasions In the year 1948.
A. n GOP RUN E S, 1 lb. pkg 100
low score Mrs. Jimmie Redding and she suys they are "the best."
Three FlOOrs Full 01 Our Bilgest Values Yet' !
_
CA.NNED CREAM, large size, 2 for 250
received tile mate for pot. plants.
Other players We!Tp MI'!'. Bernard I
rilE METHODIST OHURCH
Rev. Chal. A. Jilek...,n, .'r., Paalo.,
LYJZlANNE .COFFEE, 1 lb. can 47c
Stooks
McDougald, Mrs. Lonnie Sim WAIIINOOl\ H. D, OLUB 1):30 o. m.-"The Valley of
mons, Mrs. Hokc Brunson,
Henry Ellis, Mrs. J, C. Hines unci
MI's.
MET TIIURSDA y, JAN,' 8
Dry Bones."
7:30 I'. m. -
"We Must Not
Sunbeam
� NAP B E A N. S ,
�o. 2 can :.11c Regrouped S Reduoed !
People Will CO •••e In,.Throngs
Mrs. Tulmndgc Ramsey. The Warnock Home Demon Hote."
Hun's
�trollon Thursday,
To Take Advantage 01 These .Savings !
Club met on Sunday Sehool at 10:15 B, m.,
MEMIIEIIS OF WATERS Jbnuury 8, at the home of Mrs. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p. m.
i'mfATO size lOO
FMIIJ.\' UNITE AT .JQhn Waters, with Mrs.
'"
Lamar PICI{LE8,! large
!I0LlD,\\' D1NNEn Jones nnd M rs. Prather
Dea} as THERE COMES Hunt's
PERSONALS
co-hostesses,
A TIME TOIUATO SAUCE, 8 oz. can oo GROUP OF WINTER
Loy Wuters had
dauKh·1
M.r. and MrS. ...
I
M�N'S LEATHER
Sale! NYLONS
called to order Harding and Mrs. Wade
ns dinner guests on Sunduy of I
The meeting us
Sifer's
ter, Janice, of Dublin, are vistt
lust week members of Mr.
wn-I
laid
by Miss Rubye Lee, president.
the de Ing
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. in everyone's life when CMOCOLATE SYRUP, l)in� ·
100
COATS
Jackets
tCI'S' family. Covers 'were Mrs. Otis Groover gave .
for MI'. Waters' sister, Mrs. Mau- votionul. After the business SCl
W. E. West.
we lose someone dear to !FRESH YARn EGGS, dozen 69c
dec Bond, and daughter, Carol us. In times such as
Shtrley Groover gave a rend AND
..
sion
Ann, of Boston, Mass.: his moth ready to OLE 0 (all brands), 1 lb. llkg 42c
lng, "Helping Mother." Mill. • these, we are
er, Mrs. C. L. WUW,"", of Sum in every way
SPCUI'S gave a demonstration on help you 100
tCLOWIUTE, quart bottle
mitt. Other brothers and sisters one-dish meals, being assisted by
n-esent were Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Johnson.
possible, We will take care of every detail,
prepare the funeral to your specifications. Sweater Bath SUITS
s10
n. Waters, of Sandersville; Mr.
Members present were Mrs. R. JAKE SMITH E. GRANT TILLMAN WASHING POWnER 00
and Mrs. Kay Bennett, Midville;
Mr. and Mrs. 1\. Brisendine, Mrs. Hubert MI·
Travis Waters and
daughter, 01
Sparta; kell, Miss Louise Mikell, Mrs,
Dorothy, Smith- Tillman Mortuary Stal·l�ood Store
Hubert Waters, Statesboro: and
Otis Groover, Mrs, Paul Groover, --FUNERAL DIRECTORS--
and uncle, John Waters.
Mrs. PaUl Bunce, Mrs. -Forest SUC'I'CS80rl' to Lllilier's Mortuary
Were $17.95
Bunce, Mrs. Billy Simmons, Mrs, Jake Smith
TIlE DECKERS
Henry Brannen, Mrs. I\cy Wynn, SHEER DRESS NYLONS Cape Leather. Zipper Front.
Miss Dot Flanders was hostess Mrs. H. R. Christian, Mrs.
Jesse FKMOUS The most spectacular value in town. Slight
Sizes 36 to 46
to The Deckers last Wednesday �klns, Mrs.
A, L. Roughton, Mrs.
PRINTS Limited Quantity
Hollingsworth, Miss irregulars of usual $1.50 quality
ofternoon at her home on Broad Andrew
THEY STAND FOR
Street. Picnrdy ll)adloll were used Rubye Lee, Mrs, Melvin Rush
Our Best $2.50 Extta .sheer Nylons
in the decorations. Miss Flanders lng, Mrs, Barney Rushing, Mrs.
served her guests tuna fish salad, Bob Mikell, Mrs. A. B. (!p"rlck,
the
using
steps
a..
saved
IIERALD
in ••••••
$1.88
----I
SPECIAL I
Mikell, \MI'S. A. B. :lck.
olives, potato chips, rifz crackers, Bob \ •.
WANT AD, . .wet MEN'S
cookies, coffee, and mints.' tv1TS. Aubrey Waters was 8 vlsl- JANUARY WHITE SALE!
coriie savings In job
For' Mrs. Tom tor 1.0 the club.
Overalls
high score,
hunting, home or
Smith was given a nest of ash
trays: Mrs. Hal Macon won 8
The hostesses served congealed apartment hunting.
sulad. crackers, olive sandwiches,
Sizes.
coaster set for low nnd napkin and Russian tea. HERALD Plenty. of Large
rings for cut went to Mrs. Ber
The next meet in;:- of th� club
Want Ads
-
All Sales Final!
liard Scott. Mrs. Buddy Barnes, I
will be held at the home of .Mrs. I'
Mrs. Dock Brannen, Mrs. Emor
1\. B. GarrIck. No Appr
$2.69
son Brannen, Mrs. J. G. Altman, •
Miss Helen Scoll, Miss Inez Ste-
Second Floor :-
phen and Miss Gwen West were
the other players.
".. Received Too Late for Xmas!
1'0 TOUR TRAO'I'On PLANTS
I 75 TRICYCLES
Full Cut
A�
Joe Hobert Tillmnn, of the Bul BIG ACE and
loch Tractor Company, will leave BLUE BUCKLE Brands
Saturday for visits 10 John Deere Usually $9.95 to $16,95
--8 oz. Sanforzied
NOW-$6.63 to $11.30
'
fucrortcs in Michigan, lawn, and
Illinois ns a guest of tho com • THIRD FLOOR • Limit: 3 Pairs
pany, -: First Floor :-
I
MilS. LOVETT IIETOIlNS
Stores, Dry Goods Stores
"
T.le Del)!lrtment One Lot of WORK CLO�ES
FltoM ONIVERSI ... HOSPITAl.
and Olothing and Five and Ten Cent Stores.
A FABRIC EVENT! SPECIAL! Sale of 600
Mrs:- Bates Lovett returned on
QUADRIGA PRINTS! Men's Matched MEN'S SPORT
Tuesday from Augusta, where she announce the follo\Vin� Opening and Closing
has been u patient at the Uni P�INTED CHALLIS! AND DRESS
77 Shirts ss
versity Hospltnl. Mrs. \V. R. Lov
et t drove up La hring her home.
Hours: RAYON CRASH!
GINGHAMS, ETC!
$2 ·Yd sl •
SHIRTS
OPEN AT 8:30 A. M.
U ..\NCERS PI!:ltf4'OHlU A'r
Formerly $3.98
Pants sa
/\NNUAI... SIGMA OIH DANOE
SOLIDS AND PLAIDS
$1
49c
CLOSE AT 6:00 P. M.
yd.
a
$1.98
Three talented •
pupils of the
l,j" ityn Youman's Dunce Studio,
:.'., nunuh, were presented at the
Originally to $2.73
New pOPIel lor your 8UICK!· Usual $1.49
.
OIl·Wc.llnesdays • .•
r-ununl Sigma Chi dance held at Blue and Khaki
t':c Woman's Club here Jan OPEN AT 8:30 A. M. Values to 89c Per Yard
Rayon Jersey It yd.
on
W!l'Y 2. Two lovely young Indies Shop and Save at MINKOVITZ' Originally to $3.98
who carne up from Savannah, and CLOSE'A'r 12:30 P. M.
Into your and milk. It • FISRT FLOOR • Solid and Printed • FIRST FLOOR • 1st and Third Floors •
honey.
OUI' O\\'n
lives in Statesboro.
Paul
Waters. who now
rod.y'. Power, 'l'oday's Perlormance, car
young agaln�lve It new power aDCI
\
Jan Futch. daughter of Mr. 011 Saturdays. . •
, 'l'oday's Zip -lor Buicks performance that will aet you eet
and Mrs. R. C. Futch, of Savan for thousands and thouaands man
OPEN AT 8:30 A. M.
nah, guve .
a delightful hula
up 10 'l'en Years Oldl
carefree mUes. One Group MEN'S FRIDAY MORNING BOMBSHELL! 80 x 105
Boys' Leather
dancc. This was hcl' first per CLOSE AT 7:30 P. M. Palm Olive Cashmere
fom1tHlcc How much does It coat? Not nearl1 Men's Wool Bouquet Sweetheart KRINKLE
JACKETS
in Statesboro and
SWEATERS
we
this sounds too good to be Yes, It's all new, with. the latest
hope she will return again. Her Stores Which Will Observe These Houre Are: MAYBE But It'. a fact!
what you'd expect-often-leaa than
bar
TOILET SOAP
Buick engine features you read
mother is the fOI'mel' Miss Lelmu
Lee NeSmith, of the Nevils com
munity. Mr. Futch also lived in
�ue.
E'I'en If your Buick dates back as far
about-like precision cylinder bor·
Ing. OIl·Mlspr rings, Stratoflow
a comprehensive overhaul, And It'.
a,mlghty good Investment becauee
It makes your car worth 80 much
PANTS $1-98 5c a
BEDSPREADS '7.98
lh:J.t • .. 1937, you can have a hoodful of
COOIl�lg and so on.
when It comes time to tum
TO FIRST 100CUSTOMERS ENTERING STORE!
Jan
community, so
partly belongs
we
to
feel thut
Bulloch
factory·fresh Fireball power-a sleek
new power plant that's the same as You can Ilet a new en�nt like thl.
more
It In, .
$4.00 Formeriy to $3,95 AT 8:30 A. M. $2.98 Formerly to $12.95
county. (Only 5 Bars to a Customer) Sizes 4 to 16
the engines going Into the latest because engine pl'oduc�ion Is not
NIce proposition, Isn't It? to $10.95 All Styles & Colors Usually, $3.49
Patty. Punish, having PaUl as �lc()LELLAN'S STORE. Buick cars. held back by the shortage of sheet Formerly Other Jackets
Surely worth talking • Third Floor •
her p�"lner, danced a very grace steel which limits complete· car pro· First Floor • • Third Floor • Sharply Reduced
ill
fut I. ":0 which
rl'esent.
was
This
a delight to
Patty's
THE FAIR STORE
Everything about ItIs brand·new. A
carburetor and air cleaner help
ductlon.
. over. Won't you
In and let us
come
give you
�
SATURDAY MORNING BOMBSHELL! I
II. MINKOVITZ·,& SONS
was new
So we're able to put one of these all the details?
II.·rd appearance here. She Rnd make every drop of fuel IIlve up all "
DEPARTMENT STORE
aPr.
50c C!:'EARANCE!
P ..... ul were fentured at the Beauty
Revue held at
utl'e here lasl" summer and danc-
the Georgia 'n]e.
I
B!tADY'S
DONALDSON-SMITH CL'OTHING CO
Its power, A
plete
advance,
wIth
puts new snap In your get·
vacuum
new dlstrlbu tor, com·
and centrifugal Usual $5,98
'SPARKLE PLENTY'
Group of Men's N Y LON S 47 In.21/2 Yds,
x
PRISCILLA
Men's and Boys'
DRESS
ed again between acts of
"Mrs.! SAM ROSE�ERG away and ,new pcp In all driving, A
SPORT TO FIRST 50 CUSTOMERS ENTERING STORE
Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch",
p"esented at the college last fall.
HOBSON DuBOSE MEN'S STORE
whole new wiring harness prevents
electrical loss, And. tucked In the DOLL AT 8:30 A. M.
CURTAINS' GLOVES
SHIRTS
I
She i3 the daughtel'
$5.95 Gloves $3.98
I
of M.r. and
flywbeel housing Is a new smoothle
Mrs. Kermit Parrish, of Savan
nah, and u niece of Miss Marilyn
MARY DEI... L SHOPS, IN(). ofa clutch that'l1 make
drlvIna more $3.98 $2.98
Youmans, who has so successful. }'A VORITE SHOE STORE
fun than"''''
$4.98 Close-Out of $5.95
4.98 Gloves 2.98
Iy taught her to dance. Arrived too late
,Paul is the son of Mr. and Mrs. HENRY'S
for Xmas Originally to � �,50 Value. Cream Dot 3.98 Gloves 1.98
HOKE S. BRUNSON
J. W. Waters and the grandson
I MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE • Third Floor • • First FloOJ ., • Third Floor •
of Mrs, John Paul
city. They have recenlly moved I
Jones, of this I
UNITED I) and 10 STORE
1�98 Gloves 1.49
here from Savannah. Mr. Waters
is the owner of The Linole�m I Hundre(ls of Other Money-Savmg Sl}eClals Hundreds of Other Money-Savmg SpeCials
Shop. Paul has dance? often here East Main Street, Statesboro Gall On All Three Big Floors! On All Three Big Floors!
and Is very willing and capable.
We are proud Indeed 10 have I 1-----------------------' .:::=1:::;;::1-----------__I!!IIID_m.IIllIIII--.;,� IOI..__Il'__1948
H�stel�" Henry DeJornettc, of VI· I The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, January 15,
for Ihe evening Mrs.
Nath Holleman
be Mra. George Bean, Mrs. CUI'-
Us Lane, Mrs. Cohen Anderson, Wil i dallo, visited her sis tel', M,'S, WII· I
liarn Smith, during the week end.:
MI's.
Memphis,
Molt
Tenn.,
daughter returned Wednesday
to
Dobson and small
.
G corge Hilt I J r., re t urnc d Sat.
urday from
R E CAP PIN G.:.
STATESBORO LIVESTOCK
Statesboro and
,
Dr, John Mooney. Mrs. Bill ({e!th and Miss AIUnc
Whiteside spent several days In
where he attended a sales meet-
her home In Nashville, Tenn.
of the Parker Pen Company.
.:.
COM MIS ION COMPANY
Mrs. Dobson was accompanied 10 Ing HAVE YOUR TRAUTOR TIRES AND TRUUK
Atlanta lost week.
81MMON8 FAMU.V HtlUNION Allanta by her parents, Mr. and I
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mlnkovltz,
F. C. Parker & Son
Social Activities Mr, and Mrs,
were hOila Sunday at tholr home
Lester Bland
for
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Biglin and,
small son Chris left last Monday
Portland, O;cgon,where they
Mrs. H. W. Smith, and her sister, of Sylvania,
Mrs, Bill Kennedy, Mrs. Dobson H. Mink_ovltz,
and Mr. and Mrs.
of Savannah, were'
to attend the run-
At tho
TIRES RECAPPED NOW
a-c ..t IIIJd Moat M ....
PIIONE 112 made the rest of the Irlp by here Sunday BRING YOUR COWS
"lItS, J!lnNES'I' Rltl\NNJ!lN at Brooklet to members of Mrs. '\VIII make their home. ern Recapplnr Plant In 80uth.
plane. oral 0' Mis. Nell Jones.
family. Enjoying this
re-
_______________;:;;;;;;,;__ ; :;;IBland'l Corporal Bobby Peck, of Camp Mrs. S. B, ({ennedy, of Met!er,
- Geol"(la. We "'JCl8p and reo AND HOGS TO US
union Were. Mr. nnd Mrs .•'. T. visited friends here MI'. and Mrs, Alvin Hilt and
Houston, Va., p ..... your t1r.. and "'be. with
Donaldson and Mrs. C. E, visited her sister, Mrs, Frank
A'rTJ!lND FUNJ!lRAL IIIEV. ANH �rRS, J!lHWARH8 Jim
Lanier, Mrs. N. B. Bland, ·Mr. and for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hltt and sons,
ENTFlIITAIN AT OI'J!lN HOUSE Cone had,dlnner In Savannah, and Barry, of Savannah, Williams,
who Is a patient at the the fln .. t RAYONS Dnd rub. FOR HIGHEST
OF MISS NJ!lLL ,JONJ!l8 I Mrs, Lannle Simmons, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Donaldson Is visit. Elton
Hospital. ber, All Work Guaranteed,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hltt, Bulloch County
Rev. and MI'S. Vernon Edwards,
Mra, Lee Robertson and daugh Ing Mr. and Mrs. John Grey in visited
Among relatives who came
Mr. lind Mrs. Roy Adam. and PRIUES.
of Statesboro
J\TTtlND BALLE1' RU88E
ter, Jlille; Mr. and Mrs, Walter Abbeville, Ala. Jr., Sunday, -CALL3IS-
distance to nt tend the former residents
from It
8AVANNAH MONDAV children, Martba Mr. and Mrs.-Wright Everett, children,
Nancy and Julie, of
student IN Hatcher and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Robertson
funerol of Miss NeH Jones, whose while Mr. Edwards was a
and Bud, of Beaufort, S. C., and and daughter, Jane, of Beaufort, of Metter, spent Sunday with
his Claxton, Visited Mr, and Mrs. F.
death occurred Friday night after at Georgia Tonchers College and Those attending the Ballet
Mr, and Mrs. J. N. Rushing, Sr., T. Laniel' Sunday.
Mrs. *Maud Mrs. Edwards served secretaryus S. C., spent Saturday night with mother, Mrs. John Everett,
a brief illness, were:
Russo at the municipal audttor
A. Jackson, Jr., of and Mr. and Mrs, John Rushing, Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Lanier.
Hall Anderson, of Washington, to Dr. Chas. lum In Savannah Monday even
Church, lire sr. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Glass, of
D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Niver, the first Methodist
Ing were Dr, and Mrs. Waldo
ALA'I1II:AN OLASS HONOR8 Fairburn, Ga., spending ICV'
,Iy Joe Marsh
are
H. Friday evening at
of Auburn, AID.;
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
Della
Lacount
cntertnlnlng on
pursonuge home In
Por
Floyd, Virginia Lee Floyd, Mr,
OONTE8T WINNERS eral weeks with MI'. and Mrs. where I .it ...
Akins, Mr. thclr new
and Mrs. Loy Waters and Anne
j;,'_fiom
7 unUI 9 o'clock. Rev. Hoke Brunson,
Smith, M,'. and Mrs. Johnny Hen- tn l Irorn Waters, Mra. Vlrdle Lee Hilliard, Mrs. Carey Martin, Nlrs. Glenn
Mik- Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Coleman
drlx and dough tel', Brunelle, Edwards, now serving as pastor and
Mrs. Inman Foy, Mra. VIrgil JennlnJII, Mrs. Henry Blitch spending this week In Flor
nnd Mrs. Jlmps the Bulloch County Circuit, Mrs, Grady Bland, winners In an
arc
ey Martin, Mr. of
Agan, Miss Marie 'Wood, Dr. and
Ida.
Olliff, MI'. and Mrs. Henry Olliff, and Mrs.
of
Edwards arc cordially
Mrs. Ronald Nell, Mr. and Mrs. attendaee contest sponsored by
Bob Niver, of Auburn,
The Laugh's 0'" Them I
1111'. und Mrs, Ray Malecki, Mrs. inviting friends and members Bob Winburn, Jack Averitt and the Alathean Class of the First
Mrs.
"
Agnes Cook, all of Suvannuh; these churches to call during the Mia Addle Dunnaway, Church, were the honor Ala., Is visiting her parents, Mr.
Baptist •
Mrs. and Mrs. Esten Cromartie,
Mrs. Perry Rountree und above mentioned hours. guests at a lovely dinner party A lot of folb (outsiders mostly) ernment 1t.elf -lust tho way III'
;,(nnford Bland, of Metter: Mrs. Methodist Church at Por M,',. Virgil Durden, of Gray- regulate I .. operatlolll
The
8TATESBORO MUSIC OLUB Thursday evening at the Norris laughed when we formed our Town dustry can
We made some awful pur
Alex Cromartie and Robert Cro- tul has built a permanent parson Hotel. mont, visited her mother, Mrs. Improvement Council, Couldn" over and above Lie lawl Impoled
'
chases in OUI' first yeor of
martie, or Hazelhurst, and
Mrs.
age consisting of five rooms, IIv. The Statesboro Music Club will
C-.vers were laid for R. F. Donaldson, this week end. figure why we needed sueh • group, upon It: llke the brewe .. pr",ra..
I.. F. Klrklund. of west Groen.
lng room. dining room, study,
and bath. Mr.
meet Tuesday evening at 8 0'·
clock, January 20, at the Georgia
Edwnrds
members, and guests enjoyed a thirty.one'l Mrs. J. C. Collins and children, .0 long as w, had a competent local
covernment In office.
of "Self Regulation." business, and we arc of-
Georgia. kitchen, fried chicken di�ner. The table Frances and Clifford, of Collins, They inspect all lelllng
tavern.
I lor
Jones tho daughter and his wife ore so pleased with Teachers College auditorium beer-to make sure they're clean,
Miss was her mother, Mrs. E. H.
The socl.1
was artistically decorated with visited But tho laugh's on them-e-be
of the late .lirnps jones and
Pru- their new home that they want the musical program. and Kennedy, Sunday. tho Council ha. don, a lot orderly, law·abidlng warning
arrangements of red berries
cause •••
ella Akins Jones. Esteemed by their friends to visit them and hour will be spent at the home of of good in our lewn: put tho tho •• few that aren't le "cleao up
white candles. Mrs. C. B. Mathews returned
I'
simplic- ns they do, what
the Mrs. George Bean, or run the rl.k of being eloaed up."
all who knew he!' for her nppreciuto, visit to her moth "Stop" ligns Street, up on Main
Serving 8S hostesses were Mrs. Friday from a
done citizen. tho tavern
ity, Miss Jones will be especially good people of Portal have The theme for the program as
Mrs. Joe McDon':ld, In Axon. subscribed ward to the City
a new And Ilk. good
H. Mink-
J, C. Hines, Mrs. Hoke Brunson, er,
wholeheartedly b.hlnd
missed by co-workers 11.1 fol' their minister. stated In the yearbook Is "Organ Hospital, fixed up tho Teen-Age keepe .. are
Mrs. Hollis Cannon and Mrs. Loy While there she accompanied her
ovlt & Sons, where she wns em- Members of the W.S.C,S. are
and Plano." Mrs, Jack Broucek Centers; crganized our charities. the pro&,ram I
Waters. mother to Atlanta for a brief stay -:---.---:-
ployed cooperating with Mrs. Edwards II chairman, Ttlklng part on the
for many years.
at the Emory University Hospital. From where I sit, the people can
in preparotlons for open house. We 8pocloJJ.., 10
----------
She is survived by 0 sister,
program will be Mra. Roger HoI· do 8& much to run a town 88 IOV-
Mrs. O. W. Horne returned on
Mrs. Esten G. Cromartie and a land, Mrs. W. S. Hanner, Jack Mrs, Z. Whitehurst has return
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPIIS
MI". Bob Niver, of Au-] H08TE8S TO Broueek and IIIrs. Bing Phillips. _11 parents,
from a visit to her Monday "to her home In Butler
niece, MilS. LANIER
W. Thompson, after spending a few days with Cop),r;,hl.1948. United S,altS Brewer. FolUltlGtU»l
Mrs. E. 1.. Barnes, Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. C.
I
"urn, Ala. THE "AS YOU LIKE IT" CLUB ALL WORK
·Mrs. Sidney Smith,
.
Smith and Jack Averitt. of Columbus.
Mrs. Sidney Lanier entertained
GUARANTI!;IID
MRS. ANNA CUMMINGS
the As You Like It Club FrIday
Mrs. Cummings, widow afternoon at her home on Savan
C. M.
of the late Mr. Cummings, a na nah Avenue. Pink gladioli and
decora
t ive of Bulloch county, died Frt narcissi were used in the
dny in
a son, Brill
Savannah at
S. Cummings.
the home of
The
tions and the guests
a chlckekn salad
were
plate with
served
date
HENRY'S
funeral was held Sunday morn nut cake and coca-colas.
F.' C. Parker, Jr., Won for ..
ing at the Smith-Tillmon Mortu MI'S.
a box of candy. A
ary chapel with Rev. T. E. Ser high score
charge of services. fork set for mLxing
son In spoon and
immediate survivors green salads went to Mrs. Len
Among
and relatives here (or the tun man Franklin for cut. Mrs. Josh
her Mr. Earl Laniel' received pot holders for
era! were sons,
Cummings, of Atlanta; Mr. Britt
Cummings (and Mrs. Cummings),
of Savannah; Mrs.
Others playing were Mrs. Fran
George Mathis, ces Brown, Mrs. Billy Cone,
Mrs.
low.
Final III
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Mr. Mathis and two children, of Gordon
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Mr.. Olliff
Smith, Mrs, COME IN TODAY
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mle Olliff and Mr, Olliff, of Met· Fred Thomas Lanier,
Jr., Mrs. J. .
DON'T DELAY I r'JIIIIred by expert.. all
you can havo It done a.
Mias Ruth Selig.
tel'; three sisters, Miss Eula E. Bowen, Jr., n,w part ........ That'. ----------,
thl.. .j
,
cheaply You r
and Mrs. Chabners FrskUn. a.
Green, Mrs. Sarah Cow.art (of man S. W. SMART your ·lUapantoo when you clothes u rOo t.horoughly
Savannah) and Mrs. Enoch Wil
,Of let sid lied
...
RU8IDNG 1I0TEL our men nx
son, of Hinesville; two brothers, VISITORS JIlNTEltTAJNJ:D washed Itnd rinsed lind rc"
William Green and Leon Green, 8tat ..boro Geor&1" your radJo. turned to fresh 8ull
Brannen had as yon
Mr.. Grover
of DeLand, Fla. her
• • Clean.
her guest (or several da)18 • ZENITH RADI08
sister, Mrs. �'red Emerson, of AVOID WASil HAY
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Atlanta, and her mother, Mrs. C.
.
DRUHGERY
IS NINE VEARS OLD
M. Lovein,-of Macon. Mrs. Bran·
For Homes " Automobiles CURB SERVICE
and Mrs, Emerson have been
Tuesday afternoon of la.t
nen
On
entertained at several WASH
week Myra Prosser, daughter of delightfully FRANKLIN RADIO On Vlne Street,
Mr. and Mrs. Russle Lee Prosser, Informal parties this week, Their
Early To
SERVICE
(orne
hostesses on these occasions have Just Bilek of Post Orllne
birthday with m
I
observed her ninth tl'tt.,I.lltlltttttllltttltttttllttlltU ••
ONE
.,. UI lltlllitlIIIHlltt llltI.ltntttltttlllttl' .. '"tttttti ••• '.IIII
a lovely party at her home on been Mrs.
Mrs. Waldo ·Floyd, Mrs. Jim Don·
Walter McDougald,
ONE Dignified marble and j '8 E, Main 8(, Stat .. boro
OPERATED BY
South Main street.
and MI'S. George Bean,
granite monuments in
I Mrs. T E. Rushing •.
Indoor ganlcs were played ·nnd aldson,
LOT OF LOT OF sizes and designs at ",
guests
mived
were
candy as
given
favors and
baskets of On Monday evening Mrs. Bran·
were nen entertained with three tables Find Your Sizes ! low cost
resting place of your
to mark the i .
served dixie cups, blrtday cake of bridge at her home honoring
SHOES SHOES loved ones. .1
her sister.
and punch. So Invitill2:!
Mom:�·1
afternoon Mrs,
Miss MYl'tice Prossel' assisted On Monday
No Exchanges!
her mother in ent.ertalning and
serving' her sister'8 guests.
Brannen complimented her moth·
er, Mrs. Lovein, by having Mrs,
Concrete Gay, beautiful
viceable, the
equipment we'l'e ready
and
bathroom
ser
to
J. L. Mathews, Miss ,Jimmie Ren
Nell
present were Jerry and
Those
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tisfuc
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Dew Groover, and Mra. Jim Don and Jir•• aJ.� 01:
$1
Peggy Allen, Margie Boyd, Linda .HIII t n .. "tnlluuu'llnulllu UU .. u ."tI,,, .. ., .. ,,,,,, .. ", .. " .. ,u"',., ""
I1.",",,"'''m tion.
aldson come In for tea.
Cason, Penny Rimes, Mary Ann law an'nual call: 0
Friday, which was Mrs.
•• ••
On
Hodges, Barbara Brannen, Billy
Barbara Prosser Lovein's birthday, Mrs. Brannen,
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Gene Garvin.
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