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Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) Bulloch County Historical Newspapers 10-31-1940 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" (1940). Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues). 4250. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news-issues/4250 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.
Allep �. Lanier
THE BULLOCH HERALD Thursday, October 24, 1940 ,-
statesboro, Geor� ••
"First To Give the Complete News of the County"
PLANS FOR FIFTY AND FIVE J. BRANTLEY JOHNSON JR.
Mexican sunflowers and orange
IS NAMED COURT REPORTER
the Hallow NOW COMPLETE
SOCIETY
pyravantha accenting ARE
Classified
PARTY
c'en motifwere used in lavish pro FOR OGEECHEE COURTS
Plans arc now complete fot' the
�d
.1
fusion in theparlor where
hotel
the T. J. Evans,Judge-elect of the Boost Statsboro
inltial, dance to be given on
placed for bridge.
five tables yere Ogeechee Superior Courts an
evening of October 31 by the mem
Prizes
wrapped in orange cello
ceilence presented under the sup- nounced today the appointment
� OchCounty
Personals
MRS. WILLIAMS HOSTESS
TO PRESBYTERIAN ClRCLE I ervision of Ronald Neil in cooper
alion with the University of Geor-
phane were given for high score,
for grand and little
WILL
slams. bid $35.00
and made; to persons not holding
PAY STRAIGHT SALAP,Y
per week, man or
with auto, sell Egg
woman Ciub.
Producer to
bers of the new Fifty
The dance will be a masquerade
and Five
of Mr. J. Brantley Johnson Jr. as
official Court Reporter of the
Misses Brooks Grimes. Doro Circle No.2 of the Presbyterian gia and Agnes Scott College. Eureka Mfg. Co., East affair at thc Woman'S Ciub. The Ogeechee Circuit. beginning Jan
Monday afternoon evening. any thing highcr than a ten: for Farmers. 1941.
thy Brannen, Mary WiiI Wake Church met The concert Monday Ambassadors a ten-piece orches uary I,
low St. Louis. Ill.
W. W. Williams at the the third in a series, revolved B five honors in one hand, for
ford. and Mrs. Robert Donaldson with Mrs. tra has been engaged for the dan
NUMBER 34
• pent the week-end in Atlanta. Rushing Hotel. There were ten boutan Ibsen
drama, "Peel' Gynt". est score a t the first progression. Wa ce and was selcted after a num
VOLUME 4 . Statesboro, Georgia Thursday, October 31,1940.
members present. white Cross Miss Mamie Joe Jones read ex and for cut. FOR SALE-One 2-horse THIN WOMEN
ber of the state's better band had
The guests were served a salad gon, Hackney made, perfect
con
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans and work was done for China. or Peer Gynt Suite by LOOK TOO OLD
:
cerps
a sweet course, and coffee. dition. Price $55.00.-Write
A. A. been auditioned hy membrs of the
P.TIA to Hold Serial Number 158 Is Held
Ann. of Sylvania spent --.
violinist, course,
Peanut- Growers
daughter Grieg. Lorran Latham,
the week-end here with Mrs. Ev
an's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
FISH SUPPER
MONDAY NIGHT
also appeared on the program. Tea guests were Mrs. W. H. Ellis. Alderman, Route 1. Metter, Ga. or
On the first Monday evening in Mrs. C. E. Cone. Mrs.
Lester Mar Call M. E. Alderman Co. States
H. Sherman. boro, Ga.
club.
The committee
• in charge of the
arrangements of the dance state Complex
Women needing the Vitamin B
and Iron of Vinol to sti Teachers To
Grimes. November, Mlss Minna Hecker, tin, and Mrs. S. invited mulate appetite
wiil see what a
Crop Regional Meet
that the ladies who are
Mr. and MI's. H. L. Kennon and coloratura soprano,
Dedicate New Plan to Sell
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of Atlanta, will long rernmber the dance.
difference a Cew lovely pounds
Mrs. A. J. Mooney left Saturday
lor a ten day visit to her daughter
Mrs. Tupper Saussy and family of
Mr. and
gave
Mrs.
their
Tnman
neighbors
Foy really well-known to local musicians,
and friends scheduled to
sing.
is J. T. J'S MEET SUNDAY
The J. T. J's heid their
NITE
regular
THOUSANDS of Chrysanthemums Beautiful favors have been selec make
25c per bunch and up. Call the
ted and will be given to the ladies
and
itt
skinny
filling out
limbs.
those hollows
Get pleasant
By Jesse E. Ellis of portal
Tampa, Fla.
proof of their ability as anglers
as they ontertained with
in the back yard
a
of
fish
the
business meeting Tuesday
RECENT BRIDE AND GROOM at the home 01 Mrs. A. E. Temp service,
night
Statesboro Fiorai Shop for quick at the intermission party at the tasting Vinol.
and the best in Flowers.
2toct31 Rushing
Hotel where supper wiii
FRANKLIN DRUG COMPANY
Lighted Field November '8
Mrs. J. L. Jackson and son.
John Marshall. have returned rrorn Kennon
supper
home Monday evening. INSPIRATION OF DlNNER les on North College
Betty Grace Hodges as hostess.
street with
Phone 319. will be served.
The dance will be by card and A gala occasion has been plan
1100 Tons Mrs. Grady JohJl�ton of the Is First Number In.
Serial �ml.er8
Quick To Treat
made by DANCE
II ten day visit to Atlanta.
The huge ca teh was
All members were present. Dur FOR
THOSE WHO CARE: Me will begin promptly at 9:15 o'ciock
Be ned for next Friday evening, Nov Statesboro High School Parents
National Draft Lottery Official List
these couples and their families Air
chanical seal Vauits $27.50:
Mrs. E. L. Smilh and Olin Smith as they spent the week-end on the
Harold Cone. of Millen, Mr. and
Mrs. Bunny Cone and Mr. and Mrs. served cheese
ing the social hour Betty Grace
sandwiches, ham Seal
Vaults $45.00.
on Thursday evening. Several nov
Statesboro elty numbers are being arranged
ember 8, at the Georgia Teacherll
College when the new athletic
To De {;ollverted To Be Sold Teachers Association announced
spent Monday in Waycross
they went to see Ernest Smit.h
where
coast.
About forty-seven guests were
Everett Williams were hosts Wed
sandwiches. olives, potato chips, Buriai Vauit Co., Fair Ground on the cards. The club room !S be
Bronchitis fIeld. lighted, is dedicated and the Ilito Order .N 08.
today that the Regional Confel'('n
from ce of the GeorgIa Conareos of Par
who is recuperating from an oper present.
ation performed at the Mayo
nesday evening a t a lovely dinner crackers and coca cola.
dancc complimenting their sister, Pruella
Cromartie, Press reporter
Road, Slatesboro. Ga. 4tsep14 ing decorated in keeping with the
Hallowe'en season. Chronic bronchitis may develop If
cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
TeaChers meet Middlc Georgia
College in the first night garne.ev
Jumbo peanut growers
Bulloch, Bryan and Effingham ents and Teachers will be held hCI,(,
counties met at the county agent's on
158, the first number drawn from
Serial number
huge fish bowl in Washington, D. C. for the
the
Of Serial
is much Mrs. H. D. Everett and her hus MALE HELP WANTED-Good Forty-three couples will be pre your er played on the field here. The li8t serial numbers
0' Friday, Novemberl•
Brothers Clinic. Mr. Smith
MRS. LOYD BRANNEN band, Mr Everett, whose wedding route open now in States sent. ���d ��et�J.�c��U;�:���� PresIdent Marvin S. Pittman 1l.8 appearing In tbltJ.. week'.
office Monday to complete the de
Mrs. Johnston ltatitd that Mrs.
Watkins first peace-time draft by Secretary of War Stimson
Numbers
-
improved. COTILLION CLUB DANCE tails for marketing their 1940
ENTERTAINS CLUB occured last week. The Womans oine less potent than Creomulslon has Invited members on the Gen Herald w,," furnished by the
boro. No car or experience neces Walter H. Buhllg. field represent
which goes right to the seat of the crop of Jumbos and runners.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharpe of Ciub was the scene of the brilliant IN HALLOWE'EN SETTING Company largest eral Assembly in this area. neigh local Selective !lervlce Hoard at 12:16 p. m. Tuesday of this week, is held by Jesse
Mrs. Loyd Br-annen was hostess sary: Watkins trouble to help loosen and expel genn Plans to open part of Sheppard's ative of th National Congress will
here Thu nffnir. and was beautifully decor borIng county and city school sup
Sylvania visited friends to her bridge dub Tuesday after
The annual fall dance given and best known and products eas lIIOVIE OLOCK laden phlegm and aid nature to and 18 as Deaf aoo,urate as poa.a
tobacco warehouse the latter part address the conferenae "The
rsday. noon a t her home on Zetterowel'
ated for the occasion, the Hallow Tues-lay evening by the Girl'S iest sold; usual carnings 20 to $35 soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed erintendent, and presidents of the received by the board. 'J'hese on
Eugent Ellis of Portal. Mr. Ellis is 29 years old and
Mrs. Levi Mann of Durham. N. Avenue. Roses
C. is visiting her sister. Miss Eu were attractively arranged
and coral vines e'en motif being accented in everY Cotillion Club was an outstanding a week. Writc J. R. Watkins Com
in the detail of table appointments
and
social event of the season. The in pany. 70-86 W. Iowa Ave.. Mem
A bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creosote byspeclal process with other
junior colleges in south Georgia
to be hIs guests here Friday even
sible ...
them
Slnoo_. printing
42 additional card. have bee"
..
of the week and to operate It un
der the
Peanut
Georgia-Florida-Alabama
hook-up for
Association
Function 01 the
Association in the Prsent
Parent--Teacher
World
is the son of Remer Ellis. His order number will be
decors t.i911S. The long table was terior of the Womans Ciub pre Ten. GEORGIA ,Theater time tested mediolnes tor coughs. ing. Dr. Pittman will be· hosts at name. with their ""rial num
nice Lester and other relatives rooms. For high score, Mrs. Grady phis, storing peanuts were completed. Situation". Number 1,
centered with jack 0' lanterns and sented a scene suggesting the har TIDS WEEK: It contains no narcotics. a dinner proceeding the game, ben will be printed nellt
here. A tttway was given a box of candy. No matter how many medIcInes The Statesboro Peanut Company Dr. Marvin S. Pittman. presidnt
basket .s of candy. The menu con vest theme and the spooky aspects which Is scheduled for eight-fif weelL Serial Number 192, held by Robert Roscoe Ogles
•
A similar prize went to MI·s. De FOR SALE-158-acre Farm. 61
you have tried. tell your druggist to leased the warehouse and S D. of the Georgia
and sisted of an orange juice cocktail
of Hallawe'en combining beauty sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
teen. 'John G. Gennedy of Savan The drawing Of the ""rial Teaters College
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thayer vane Watson for cut. acres In cultivation, balance in Today and Fl'iday
Groover, member of the firm. will
Mrs. R. Lee Moore made a busi· Mrs. Brannen served her guests
and cream cheese. The main cou and
originality. Black and yellow timber. Six-room house also
the understanding you must like the nah, vice-chairman of the Board of numben at Wuh1ngton Tnee
supervise the operations.
here. will also addreft the conler by of Portal, was the second capsule to be drawn
rse was baked ham, carrot rings balloons formed a canopy over the round LUM 'N ABNER
way it quickly allays the cough. per Regents. will presIde at the dedi day w,," to determine the or
ness trip to Durham, N. C. Satur a salad course. tenant house. Running .water on with Frances Langford, Phil Har mitting rest and sleep, or you are to More than 800 tons of Jumbo ence. Other leatures �I the pro in the draft lottery. Mr. Oglesby is married and has
followed by fruit salad with nuts dancers. The mantel cation and represent the Regents. der number of thoae who
represented at the gram will include an bpen Forum
was
day. Others playing were: Mrs. Per granite place, together with good well ris and other in have your money back. (Adv.) peanuts were
with English peas, potato scuffle. The ceromonies here November registered October 16. The
Miss Helen Brannen spent Fri
cy Biand. Mrs. Inman Delde. Mrs. draped in ivy, and
hot rolls, and scalloped oysters. leaves and ferns were interspersed
rich autumn
water. Four acres in pecan trees.
'DREA�IING OUT LOUD' 8 were postponed two weeks ago flnt 0"". will be the one. Monday meeting and about 300 and a True and Fais quiz. three children and Is a WPA worker in Bulloch
Averill. MI·s. Cecii Kennedy, Flake. three miles south Starts: tons of runners. When the
Percy
day in Savannah with Miss Eliza Mrs. Jack Carlton, and Miss Car the dessert course was orange in the ivy. On either side of the of Brooklet on old Pembroke Rd.
see N. M.
2:00, 3:53, 5:45. 7:37, &
�
when a conflict with a high school to receive the questtonalre
are the
delivered to warehouse
peanuts Mrs. Johnston aakl that reser
county. In an interview with him Wednesday Mr.
sherbert and chocolate cookies. 9:29.
beth DeLoach. fire place were corn shocks and game moved the college game over for filling out by the end of va tions be made as lOOn as
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carlton
rie Lee Davis.
The College Orchestra played colorful groupings of pumpkins SATURDAY ONY ,�. �tJ't_IIIt� to Saturday. The new athletic next wook. The anawer. to they will be graded and a draft
drawn for the fanner immediate sible for luncheon which wUJ
pos
be Oglesby said, "I'm not worried,"
S���.qRQs'�· ,field. though used for the third
f 01' the dance. around area to Stilson, 1:30 to 3:00. Brenda Marshall, Jeffrcy Lynn these queotlonalres will de
and Indian corn. Placed served here at 35c Serial number 105. held by POII-
have returned from a week-end Mrs. Everett, the lovely honoree the club room this fall, with termine the cl88llfleatlon of lyon the following basis: No.1A a plate. Reser-
MATRON'S CLUB WITH were vases and Wednesday. October 30. Stilson In 'MONEY A..�D�THE WOMAN' year. was completed
tal Boyd 01 EIIebelle, age 22, and
trip to Gainesville. Fla. wore for the occasion a strickingly Leefield added and additional stands $70 per ton. 1B $66, 1C $61; 2A vations may be made with Mrs.
jardinieres of marigolds and Jap to Lcefield, 9:45 to 11 :00. Starts: 2:27. 4:59. 7:31 lind 10:03 lights regl8trant. Into ono of four If new. -.t III by our conR-
MRS. PITTMAN
beautiful evening gown of white anese sunflowers. $67. 2B $63. 2C $58; 3A 561. 3C married. was the thIrd order num-
to Ogeechee, 12:00 to 1:00; rural erected. groupo. The flnt eall will be Johnston.
try cor.....pende"t. ..... olben
-g::::::=
MI'. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson from NEXT WEEK $52; and grade D 551. J. L. Ray. bel' drawn. SerIal number 2441
Mrs. M. S. Pittman entertained faille silk with rainbow colors in of t.he card 1:00 to 3 :00. The Teachers and Middle Geor about November 18. Bulloch Mrs. Robert If.; Long Is prest- does "ot appear III this I ......
Wednesday until Saturday visited Varying the program areas.
Monday and Tuesday. Oct. 28-29 representative of the GFA. ell- was lourth, held by Lee Moore
Atlanta, Vogel State Park, Clay' members of the Matron' s club zigzag stripes featuring a large dance the dancers enjoyed a ballon Thursday. October 31, West Bettey Grabbie, Don Amechee in ebe Ules Rumford Ball
..
gIa will meet on equal terms and county's quota has not been Of the lIeraId you may Inlow
".
a closely contested game Is anti plained to the present dent of the Georl(la Gongress and
growers Strickland, age 22 of Brooklct.
Tuesday afternoon a t her home bow on the shoulder in pastel dance. graceful and pretty. and Side rural area 9 :45 to 12 :00. announced yet.
.
Ing Powder obe can tak. tbat It w.. dIap� by the
..
ton, and Athens, Ga. that the load did not obligate in has called the conler6nce be Edmund Smith (Jake)
coiol's blending with the dress. Register 'DOWN ARGENTINE WAY'
cipated for the dedication game. The local board expects Its
to Jasper
neal' the college campus. a clever rortune dance. The mus Friday, November 1, from maguiDCII,
any way for the future growing held here. at the High School Aud- Smith. with serial number 2563 IllItlng Of the ... � n_ben
any good recipe
.•.
Mrs. Willis Waters and Mr. and and other 12:00. (100 percent Technicnlor-rnuslcal) The Illty-plece college band ar official master 11., by Mon
Ageratum, marigolds ic furnished by Lambuth school. 9:45 to No was the fifth order number drawn.
of the 2.900 men wbo I'eIIII-
MI'. and Mrs. Homer Anderson
was
Starts: 1:30. 3:30. 5:30. 7:30. 9:30 cookbooka, or advcrUacmonb ••••
of peanuts nor did the organlzat-
Mrs. Thomas Deloach visited Mr. fall flowers were used about the Professors. The guests were ranged a special program with at day and the talk Of convert itorium on Novemhlll" 8 at 10 0'- tered In Bullocb Oonnty 011
Key's varying quanti differentlal on has recently married,
..
WEDNESDAY ONLY pU'nling over the ·
ion making and Mr. Smith
and Mrs. Albert Waters in Char rooms where the guests enjoyed 51'. and Mr. and Ml's. Homer An served coca cola and cookies. The of bak·
tractive lighting affects for the Ing the ""rial numbe ... Into whether a grower exceeded his al- clock R. m.
and is connected wIth LanIer'. October UI. The edIton of Ibe
the Brenda Joyce. George Murphy in tics specified for special types
val'ious gems and listened to Mrs. derson Jr., of Atlanta, spent will begin.
�I!/i
ieston, S. C., Sunday. their fl ... t night game. order numbe... believe
Cotillion Club members, 1180 Rumford in tho lotted peanut acreage in 1940 or Mortuary here in Statesboro. Herald that the pe'"
J. E. Donehoo perform at: the week-end at the Rushing
Hotel as
and dates invited were: 'PUBLIO DEB NO. l' ing powder. Just The _oJta Of the c,onvcnlon lIcation of thla list Is a defl-
.
to husbands :
and not. Other serial numbers among the
Forming a party motoring
f!!:f
Anderson Sr.'s Uluount the directions givo you -
small organ. guests of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Biand, Mr.
Starts: 2:02. 3:54, 5:46. 7:38, 9:30 will be announced later. nlte oem.,. and' feel that
POR1'AL F. F. A. However. each grower must be- first ten drawn lrom the fish bowl
Augusta Monday were Mrs. T. J. will get perfect rosults overy tlmo
Th(' hostess s�rved snndwichc!o: sisters. Mrs J. E. Rushing and and Mrs. Wendell Burke, Mr. and
U G F 1:1 ea r
•.••
Coming Thurs.-Fri. Oct. 31. Nov 1 member of the GFA before States- thoae wholll! ....w. d_ DOt ap-
Morri •• Mrs. Leff DeLoach, Mrs. come a are, 188, Henry Kirkland,
) ;J� fIJ'Ift
alum. never
nnd hot chocolate. Mrs. Lamar Jones. iCary Grant Martha Scott in Rumford contains no , .
• WIll under-
Mrs. Frank Simmons, Dr. and Mrs.
•
1j pear this _
-
macaroons, I
J. G. Moore, Mrs. C. B. Matthews, DISCUSS UUUNTY pladng his peanuts in the loan. boro, order number 6; 120. held
����
for FREE
lcnvcs a bitter la8tc. Send
and Mrs. R. J. Kennedy.
Members present were: Mrs. J. E.
Donehoo. Mrs. J. L. Matthews,
ANNOUNCEMENT
Waldo Fioyd. Mr. and Mrs. Ever-
Will
'THE HOWARDS OF VIRGINIA'
,,,
from tho story 'The Tree of Liber-
recipe book AddrC88 t Rumford
Hecker And The membership fee is 52 per by Harley WlIlls Newman, States-
.u"d Its omIMIOIl,
J L J en k I"ns
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. .•••
number 7;
Thc Program Committee of the
ett ORGANIZATION grower, regardless of how many boro (colored). order 1--------------
Mrs. B. H. Ram
j�O\.O "S",,, ty·. Box A Uumford. -
J. P. Moore Jr., of Due West, S. Ml·S. Jim Bl'anan. Woodcock. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Baking Powder
-
tons of peanuts he wlll have to I 2670. Thomas A. Beck. Route 5.
Mrs. Low. Statesboro Womans Club is spon-
I
The picture all Americans are
C spent the week-end here with sey. Mrs. D. B. Tllrner, Franklin. Miss Aiine Whiteside nhodc bhmd. StateBboro, order' number 8; 2451
Hodgson Here'
seJl. It wlll also be necessary. ac-
..
his mother, Ml's J. P. Moore. ell Mallard. Mrs. S. W. Lewis, soring a benefit bridge party
and Fred Page, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. O'O�
waiting to see.
cording to Mr. Ray. lor each grow J. L, JenklM -a-illland cotton SlydeJle Rufus HarvlJle, order
Mrs. Homer Simmons St'. Tuesday afternoon, October 29 Mr and Mrs. Bill Bowen, Miss With
,\00 number 9; and 2698, held by WU·
his
the ciub room. Foy, to caJl lor and Ilgn the UGF and
own
Miss Rozzi Stewart of the Rush- at 4 o'clock at
�4 J. Nap, director 01 e
er lpeclalls mat
Visitors for the afternoon were Anne Edgc and Jim Coleman. Mr.
Prizes will be awarded. Reservat-
ing Hotel spent the week-end with Mrs. Inman Fay and Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Robert Donaldson. Mr. We Will BuV All Your Corn! .�.•• 111l�_iM_W!.....:�==.IfJ!!�;'··'�1.#on.J\'\(IIo
her parents at Pembroke. ions may be made with Mrs.
.n 'l'h'eie 'n,e7i wUl' 1Mt' ��'-'
!\I1iss Hannah Bowden, n teacher
Olliff.
M. Destlel·. Mrs. W. W.
and Mrs. Alfred Dorman, !he price
Smiley. and
Mrs.
C'I
MI's. James Johnston. Mr. and
Nat� Holl,eman. Dr.
and Mrs. ,
AtllllJta:u. Bided .aver.tha -meetIni. advl!led
• W re
·uliiliflllliIMom -trom ffIWt"to TeCelva tfte- qunt.llmalre.
the
tOPriiIiii Huan Hod- those
•
the .eaunty partlcl- of
spent BUFFET SUPPER COMPLI Bird DanIel. Mr and Mrs. Talmad MARKET PRICES PAID present not to _deJlver their good seed sold around 315 to 38 required by the Selectlce Srevlce
\
in lhc Statesboro Schools. for each tabie being one dollar. gaon, widely known pIanist of .{l.
in MENTS BRIDE AND GROOM ge Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry patlq. A meeting of the offl�ers to the warehouse until cents per PQund. 'However, som� Board.
the week-end with her slstel'
Mr of the 10C!8I clubs was held in then wllJ appear at th" college peanuts
Ellis. Mr and Mrs. J. C. Hines. See Us Before You Sell Your Corn they were notllied. It wHl take sold as low as 17 cents per pound
Atlanta. On Saturday night MI's. Jake MRS. RONALD NEIL WILL Stataboro Monday nIght and the aditorlum on Monday evenIng, some time to -------------------------
& Mrs Howell Sewell. Miss grade the Jumbos
Mrs. Edna Neville spent the Smith and Miss Eioise Mincey en REVIEW
Miss Mincey's home
BOOK
Mrs. M. A. Owings will be host- thy Brannen and William Smith, Doro-I officei'll of the Portal Chapter who
were present were James Turner,
.November 4 at 8:30 o'clock.
MIss Hecker and Mr. Hodgson
and enough tonnage will be asked
due to the short staple. B. HlIl
Simmons sold 16 bales at the Frl- COUNTY BUUkM'BILJ Dlo,"oDl
d'Orsay'.
Cologne I.
ou. 4 QUOC. boUle $1.
Cher...,
Gene�
er heater, Refrigerator. All modern con-
venience.
•..
the fiI'IIa basketball game of their
season Friday afternoon when
The name, Mondy Pendergrass, samples left with tHe county agent
in Registrant list on another page and stated that they were running
of this Issue. reads serial No. 90, small for the varIety but good
In
rather dark, farme ... dId not have longine to Chatham copnty.
any thing to lose In
island cotton.
tryIng sea AttendIng the convention from
the BuJloch cOunty library were
Rural areas. 12:00 both by. and girls teams defeated
cross Sund8Y: MUSIC CONCERT AT Mrs. Groover C. Brannen and 10:30-12:00; CALL MRS. P. G. WALKER the Willie teams. The boys won which is a typographical error, it quality. The members of the farm orga- Mrs. Nan Edith JoneB, Robert
1:30. W. H. ELLIS DRUG CU
TEACHERS COLLEGE Mrs. D. A. Burney were hostesses to 29 to 19; the gIrls won 8 to. 4. should read, 970. nlzatlon present voted to change West and Mrs. Sara Ida Upchurch
MI'. and Mrs. H. L. Kennon and at a love- Tuesday. October 29. Brooklet, Walker Furniture Co., Phone 33
Statsboro music lovers have an on Wednesday afternoon rural area "Your Drug Store" their meeting hour to 7 p. m. In- who were prellent on 'Wedneaday.
family spent the week-end at first in a ser- (town) '9:45 to 10:45; NEVILS TO HAVE
Vancouver Lodge at Crescent.
opportunity on Monday evenings Iy bridge party, the to Leefield. 11:00 to 1:30; rural Phone '"
stead of 8 pm. on second' and four- October 23. Mrs. Jonea remal... ed
to hear programs of unusual ex· ies, at the Jaeckel Hot�J. th FrIday nIghts.
and had as their guests Mr. and
JIAJ... LOWE'EN Plans will probably be complet
NEVILS WOMEN IN
Mrs. Inman Foy and family.
Mrs. Fred Thomas Lanier and
little daughter. Patricia. spent the
�'AT CHALLENGES This Weekls News BrieFs (1ARNIV AL Ji'RIDAY
ed wIthin a few days whereby the
BuJloch county farmers that have
Jumbo peanuts and are not now
CHARGE OF WUMA.NI!:
EXCHANGE
PORTAL BASKETB'LL
TEAMS GETTING
Plans for the Hallowe'en CarnI able to sell them will be In
week-end in Statesboro. posit ,
val at Nevils are In the process of Ion
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brantley an PAR'180N WITH preach Sunday at the Bap
Dr. C. M. Coalson will
mittee in charge. The date has
.to! realize as much or more
completion according to the com for them as those fanners are re·
The Woman's Exchange on Weat
MaIn was in charge 01 the NevIls
Home Demonstration club last
READY FOR SEASON
nounce the birth of a son on Oct·
tist Church on the damage done by the sin of sland ceiving that contracted theIr crop
been set for November 1 and the in the
According to k WIlson,
ober 21. He will be caiied Durward spring. W. H. Smith, presI Saturday. Those workIng were
coach, the Portal HIgh School girls
Lanier. Mrs, Brantley will be re
membered as Miss Lou Ella Lanier
�y OTHER 'MAKE- er. This s the continuation of Dr. Coalson's series
of sermons of "Crime�" High
. carnival will be held at the Nevils dent 01 the United
School. The carnival wllJ op
Georgia Farm
ers, stated at lhe meeting Friday.
MIss Maude White and Miss Ro
bena Hodges. They report that
basket baIl team is now preparing
wIth a short stage show after for the coming season. They wllJ
-------------------------
en
Mr. Smith pointed out that frye ... were In great demand Sat
The Statesboro A. C. baseball team defeated tbe whIch wI1 be presented the varnl urday and the supply was ahort. be to meet Brooklet for their
INTERMISSION PARTY there were some 1,100 tons 01 ready
val events including the ModernJumbo peanuts grown in the coun Cakes and Pies. and some vegetab
Mr. and Mrs. Nath Holleman
State Prison team at Reidsville Sunday to the tune Hall of Horror. the Fortune Tell·
lrat game on their schedule. On
of 3 to,O. This is the first shut-out defeat the boys ty in 1940 and that only about les were In good demand Saturday November 13 they will play Reg
were hosts Tuesday evening at the er, iongo. Fish Pond, Grab Bag, 300 tons had ben sold. The plan
from the prison have suffered since 1936. "Lefty" and other forms of entertaInment.. INITATION HELD AT NEVIL8 Ister, theIr second game. The girls
Intermission of the Cotillion Club under consIderation will move the
A small admission wil be charged. I remainder of the The "Green Hands" Inltiaaed are Imogene Nes
out for the team
Dance at their home on South Gillispi struck out eight "Pirates" and allowed only crop if perfected
Main street complimenting MI' ..
,
.. aYTB. four hits.
Farmers will be asked to deliver
the
Sixteen new boys were Inltlated
to Statesboro or some into the Nevils chapter of the Fu·
mith. Wilma Gay. Kate Jackson,
LUNCH ROOM OPEN peanuts Hazel Newsome, CoUeen Parrish,
and Mrs. H. D.
mat'l'iage t.ook
Everett whose
place last week. \ .
1941 cotton allotments have been mailed to farm AT MIDDLEGROUND SCHOOL
other near by poInt. Mr.
said.
Smith ture Farmers of AmerIca FrIday
night of last week. according to
Dorothy Kate Suddath. Ruby
\'61(1 Rock�. Marylou Denmark. Retha
were attractively de·
The rooms
ers in Bulloch county. The CO! .mty factor for. de•
Debrell Proctor wl{o is publicity
cora tedwith white chrsanthc· Th�lunch room at Middleground chairman of the organization. NeU McNeely, Eunice Newton. An
mums. Assisting the hostess in ser termining allotment this year was a fraction small opened in full swIng this week. OGEEOHEE HOllIE The new offlcen elected are R0-
er than the one last year, thus resulting in a small IIle Riggs. Lor
Lee Nichols. LouIs
ving sandwiches, coca cola. oHves Mrs. Esther Bland is In charge, bert Cox, presIdent; Lamar Rush
'
and other pick-ups were Mrs. How DEMONSTRATION OLUB e"e OIUff, Margaret Denmark,
decrease in farm allotments, It is hoped that the lad- ing. vlce-presldent; Waldo Ander
NEW
ell Sewell and Miss Ann Willifol'd. being assisted by one of the Neme Finch, C10e Sparks.
Nonnan Wood·
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. peanut and tobacco allotments will be available to ies of the community each day. ELECT OFFIOERS son, secretary;
CARNIVAL Fleming McDanIel Is in charge
wo.rd. treasurer; and G. C. Avery, HALWWE'EN
J. P. Foy. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bulloch county farmers in the near future, Approximately one hundred stud- At its meeting October 24 the advisor.
of the boys' basketball team at
AT DENMARK Portal 8.'1d announce games with
Howard, Mr and Mrs. Talmadge ents receive hot Inches. fonowing officers of the Ogeechee Thc "Green Hands" initiated
Ramsey, MI'. and Mrs. J. C. Hines make Ford's new, big-car TONIGHT, OCTOBER 81 Brooklet and J\i!g'ister
to follow
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Williams. (Sweeping changes and improvements There will be cemetary cleaning at the Eurika Friday night, Novmber 1, thete Home Demonstration Club were Friday nIght are E. A. Denmark.
elected, Mrs.
I
Cliff Brundage, presi Thomas Anderson. Charlie Rush
It was announced that the an- the girls' games schedules. The
It's brand Cemetary on November 6. All interested are asked will be a Hallowe'en play at the nual Hallowe'en Carnival will be boys out for the team are, James
Dr. and Mrs. Bird Daniel. Mr. and
Mrs. Howell Sewell, Miss Sara ;.ide the year's sensation. Se.e the new Ford today ...
to bring tools for working. seh oq Ih ous.
e The public is cordi- dent; anti Mrs. Herbert Rockley, Ing. Lee Von
secretary and treasurer. At
Kicklighter, Tom
the Hlndrlx, Reginald Bragg, Leamon held
at the Denmark High School Furner. Jack Gupton, Farner Hall
Fields. Ben Ray Turner. Lavern
Mooney and Bert Riggs, Miss Ann
:.ew'in bigness-itt beauty, luxury. and value! And before you ally invited. suggestion of Miss Elizabeth Do- Rountree. Oburn Creasy, Garland
tonIght. Plans have been
Edge and Jjm Coleman. MI'.
Mrs. H. D. 'Everett..
and
wade f� any car-Check the deal at your Ford dealer's!
Friday night at 8:00 o'clock there will be a Hal
lowe'en carnival at Middleground school. It will be ground girls
Miss Lorena
School
Zeagler, Middle- novan the members will exchange Martin. Jack And rson
coach. and Mr. ideas for ChrIstmas gIfts. NesmIth Lamar Del',
Trenton
ed for an evening of fun.
Norman body
is invited.
Every
Woodward. AlvIn LanIer. Carlton
comPlet-,
.
Akins, Jack Wynn, Emory Deal,
Paul Allen, Paul Allen Bowen and
Mike Alderman .
BLUE RAY CHAPTER OF O.E.S.
sponsored by the P.-T. A. Anderson. boy's ,coach report that
ner and John Bule. DEN�K HOME
the basketball teams are In good ROTARIANS �R the CLUB
G. W. Burnsed served as DEMONsmATION BILL KENNEDY BUYS
HONOR MRS. WALLER The P.-T. A. of the Ogeechee Lab school will condition. According to Mr. Ander- "Farm Watch Dog'" 'and Brooks
AT REGl..jLAR MEETING
NA�IES OFFICERS M'LEMORE'S mADINO
sponsor a Hallowe'en party and oyster supper Fri son a game will soon be scheduled HARRY GARRETT WlIIlams and J. S. Anderson as
The'members of the Denmark
with conductor. in the InItiation. STATION ON N BTH MAIN
Mrs. W. L. Waller who
day evening, November 1, It will be at the Vocat Misses Marie Johnson and Lor- Home Demonstration Club elected
s. W. LEWIS, INC. Middle- OF AUGUSTA
her family leaves soon to make The new FFA boys were given
ional Building. ena. Zeagler, teachers at their officers for the new year at
fry after the InItiation. their
According to an announcement
her home in Columbus, Ga., was a chIcken Oct made this week, W. H. (Bill) Ken_
Members of the Statesboro R0- meeting on Wednesday,
honored Tuesday eveving at the ground spent the week-end in Sav
Blue Ray The announeement was made this week that Min annah with Miss Da Blrdic. Miss tary Clu!l heard Harry Garret, T. R. BRYAN 8Jf, ober 23. They are: Mrs. H. H. Zet' nedy hill! purchased the Mcf.emore
regular mceting of the
.
the Easl NORTH MAIN STREET STATESBORO, GA. nie Lee Newton has ben harned City Court Stenog Johnson's cousin. ,They were ac· past District Governor of the state AT BROOKLET IS teroy{er, presIdent; Mrs. J. L. Trading Station on North Main
Chapter of the Order of Lamb, vice presIdent; Miss Mary Str,eet.
ern Star. opher. companied home by Mr. Lyman Rotary clubs at theIr meeting NOW�ROVNG Mr. McLemore has taken
Jeffords and Thomas Epps, both Monday noon. Mr. Garret spoke Mr. T. R. Bryan Sr.. one 01 Sinunons, secretary; Mrs. Manzy a pas
The chapter room was beauti Lewis, treasurer; and"Mrs. A. J. Hinesville and Mr. Kenn
on the "Rotary and World Citi Brooklet's most outstandIng citI
fully decorated with fall
flowers,
being em
Register High School boys' and girls' basketball
of Kingstree, S. C.
Miss Clio Edenfield and Mrs. zenship". The club preHldent, zens.;ls now slowly improvIng at Rocker, reporter. The next meet Itlonjat
dy w 11 continue a the same place
the HAllowe'en season
£tUUM
decorations and - team will play Pulaski teams at the new Register Mildred Brunson spent the week Everett Williams, was in charge 01 hIs home there. He has been con Ing of the club will be devoted to of business. He will operate as the
phasized in the native shrubbery .. Kennelly's Service Stat1!l1!.
refreshments. Gym Tuesday night. The games will begin (,It 7:30 end at their respective homes. the program. fined t.o his bed for several weeks.\ '
THE BULLOOH HERALD
Thursday, October 31,1940 �Firsi To Give the Complete News of the County" 1917-Elm�r 2015-Tom LIttles
THE BIJLUlCH HERALD ---------------------------------------------------------
181s.-..;rohn Lundy
Charlie Burke
2016-Johnnie Marlon Linder
News of the County"
:_First To Give the Complete
19.18--Fred Grant
MarvIn Woods
Registrants Under
1819-Edward 2017-Willie Aron Munlln
19:19-Baker Brimhall Wllliams
Tuesday, Novrnbor 5 is
General Election Day.
List Of 1820-0scar Kitchen 1920-Roscoc Lawrence 2018-Grady Wllliams
Reamer Futch
Selecting A President
1821-Lonnle Carter 1921-Beninon Rodgers Newsome 2019-Horace
THE BULLOCH HERALD Georgia is expected to go to
President
the polls and vote for
Roosevelt.
In The News 1822-Eddle Earl Reid
1823-David Thomas Beasley
1922-Rufus Miller
1923-8idney Daniel Hotchkiss
2020-Henry Rawls
2021-George Dewey Adams
1824-Danlel Lawrence Kendricks 2022-Leroy Turner
Selective Service Act
Statesboro and Leroy Akins
Dedicated to the Progress of excellent suggestion
1924-Brooke
Mr, Dave Turner made an
1825-Dan Mosley 1925-Bennie MoUltrie 202S-Lester Perkins
Bulloch County when he said, "what are 1826--Clifford Scott 1926-Alex Bullard 2024-Mnzil Guyton
in his Times last week
Wiggins 2025-lra Lee Burton
Published Every Thursday we going to do as a mark or proper recognition of 5 Years Ago 1567-Reld Davis Moore FrInk
l827--Cordell
1828-Levy Griffen
19.27-Chnrlie Beasley
1928- Erastus Bunch 2026--J ames Pope
1417-Wyley Clayton Wilson
Statesboro, Bulloch County,
Ga.
these .stalwart young
ional Guard) Shall we
men 1 (members of the Nat
bid them fraewell in a cas (Thursday, October 31, 1935)
1418-Eual Cone
1419-Hiram Bunn Dollar
Anderson 1568-David Bengiman Edmunds
1569-Joshway Clarence Deloach
11729-Lee
.
1730-Thoms Jefferson Wigfall
1731-DeWitt Wigfall
1829-Edward
183O-Jerry Lawrence
1831-Willle
Henry
Brunson
Lanier 1929-Wallace Leamon Sherrod
1930-Cleo Mason
2027-Wllllam
2028-Eli Haynes
Henry
2029-Steve Williams
Walker
Millen 11732-Andrew Jackson Wlgfail 1931-Grady Martin
Editor
have celebration which will 142O-James Birchel Evans 1570-Foy 1832-WilIle Lewis 1932-Willie Fioyd Little 2030-Grady Corley
LEODEL COLEMAN ual way. shal we a
Deputy Sheriff P. R. McElveen Wiggins
Asso. Editor
or
1421-Andrew Jackson Lee Jr.
1571-George McCray I 1733-Barney
Perkins 1833-I1'8al Littles 1933-,lohn Henry Ryals 2031-Leroy SImmons
appreciation of importance as Jr. died at the local hospital Sat 1572-Elton Walter Lanier 1734-Jim
G. C. COLEMAN, JR. convey to them our l&'14-Lannie Mincy 1934--Roy Neely 203Z-0liver Cameron
1422-Lee Roy Barrs 1573-Wllliam Carlton Hendley 1735-lra Perkins
Advertising Director urday morning at 9:30 o'clock as 1835-Dan Roberts 1935-Jack Edward Mikell 2033- Johnny Jernalgan
JIM COLEMAN """"
OUI' representatlves 1" 1736-Lester Parrish
a result of injuries sustalned when 1423-Hllton Lee Banks 1574-Dana Cecil Lester 1836-WiJlie Fred Adams 20M-WillIam Kitchen Jr
1737- Leman Parks 1936-James Rawdon Smith
Here is un opportunity for the people of States he was struck down on the street 1424-J.mes Watson
1575-Rufu Odls Hendrix 1837-Tommle Buddie Thomas 1937-Wlliiam Hodges 2035- Johnnie Wesley Munlin
1576-Rodie Coleman Helmuth 1738-J esse Perkins WhIte
to win the admiration Friday night by a car driven by 1838-Frank Tenner 1938-Milton Love 2036-Jacob
boro and Bulloch county 1425-Lester Tillman 1577-Willie Williams 1739-Willle Porter
Jewett Kennedy, a young farmer 1740-Colies Porter 1839- S T Jones 1939-Blshop Owens 2037-Aggle Barton
and love of those who may some day be called up 1426-Wlllie Jones 1578-Rufus Smlth
164O-George Mercer 194O-Joe Ernest Blackburn JI'
.
203S-:-Willlam Henry Harris
from the Register community. 1741-Hailbrook Polite
1427-Clino VanBuran Lanier l579-Jack Junious Emanuel 2039-Embree Cone HunnIcutt
on to protect us, 1742-Pete Porter Jr. 1841-Grndy Mosley 1941-Walter Glover
1426-Lee Moore Wlley 158O-John Wesley Lane 1842-Moses Punk ReId Samuel Robinson 2040-Raymond Robert Durden
1942-01en
We with Mr. Turner and would 1581-Alex Wallie Stewart 174S-Waymond Roberts Barton
heartily agree Loss of the value of more than 1429-Ervln Brannen
Roberson 1843-0tis Lucius Drummer
1943-Angus Bartow Mikell 2041-Elmer Emory
1582-Willard Overton Hagin 1744-Lonnle
like to his suggestion carried out. a thousand dollars was entaUed 143O-Jake Joyce 1844-Griffen Johnson 1944-Warnell Brown 2042-T!mothy White
see
1583-Lindell Elton Grooms 1745-John Wesley Wrlght Sidney Smith
RATES OF
SUBSCRIPTION
when, last Monday night, barn
a 1431-Charlie Odom
1746--Corlis Robison 1845-Ralelgh Jones 1945-Wlliis Otis Waters 2043-Wllliam
1584-John H. Allen 1846-Curtls BIrdie Ruffin 2044-Leroy Tiliman
$0.75 Six Months with its contents on the farm of 1432-81dney Brown 1747-Johnnie Horns 1946-Leo Floyd Kennedy
1585-Charles Albert Heath
Sl.�O PCI' Year Tonight is Hallowe'en. "spooks" and "Ghosts"
Mrs. Zedna Deloach, near Den
1433-Paul Brannen
1748-Wlllle Littles
1847- J B Glover 1947-Charles Edward Cason 2045-Wlllie Harrison
1586-Willon Eugene Whetstone James Shipman
27 WEST MAIN
STREET 14M-Edgar Jones 1749-William Henry Lee 1848-Henry Bell 1948-Wllilam Colson 2046-Calllsta
will be prowling about and witches will be riding mark, was destroyed by fire of an
1435-Bennle Saxton 1587-Hubert Riley Smith 1849-George Lee 2047-Rhodolph Jones
second-class mutter, July 16, 1937, 1750-Lourie Rawls 1949-Loyd Gay
Entered us
broomsticks and owls will be whooing in the wind
unknown origin. Included in the 1436-Sylvester Josie Barrs 1588- Wlllie Sharpe 1850-Arrie Johnson 1950-Max Edenfield 2048-James Willie Smith
the Jim Banks 1751-Roman Lee Ellis
at Statesboro. Georgia, under' loss were four mules, one horse, 1437-RobertHenry Brown 1589-Lonnle
1750-Genorn Fields
1851-Tairel Goodman 1951-Frank Deal 2049-WiIlle Hall
at post office heavy laden with mystery and weirdness ... and 1590-Rufus Alton White 2050-Edmund Taylor
350 bushels of corn, 375 bales of 1438-CecllEdgar Bunch 1753-0ths Lanier AkIns
1852-Frd Donaldson 1952-Earl Chester Moffat
Act of March 3, 1879. the Hollowe'en tricks.
hay and 3,000 bundles of fodder. 1439-Barney Harold Bunch 1591-Rex Hodges 1853-Arcolia Joiner 1955-Theodore Roosevelt Jones 2051-Hazcl Franklln Wllllnms
boys will be out, up to 1754-Joshua Hodges
1592-Charlie Emit Hollingsworth 2052-Benny Wllkerson
remember that home
1440- Gordon Collins
1755-Burnel C Fordham 1854-Bloyes Donaldson 19M-Freddie TIsdell
It is hoped that they will 1441-JohnnieBussey 1593-Slleman Casey Burnsed 1855-George Splllman 1955-Charles Woodrow Lee Jr 205S-Foster McCartha
SERMON MI'. and Mrs. P. O. Clifton of Jackson 1756-Rufus Lester Fordham Edward Holmes
THIS WEEK'S LITTLE 1856-Floyd William Johnson
prlva te property and are no places on 1442-Harry Smith 1594-George 1956-Ferman Donaidson Brannen 2054-Jessle
porches are
Jones 1757-Robert Leon Cribbs Jr.
Brooklet, announce the blrth of a 1443-John Cecil Lee 1595-Harry Cope 1857-Jlm Rountree 1957- Ambrose Elllott Nesmith 2055-John Moses Jones
their minds t.o be which to throw brickba Is, rocks, and other debrls. 1596-Lehman Gilbert AkIns 1758-George Lester Fields 2056-Herman Bland
1\Ion should Soon mJl.ke up son October 21, He will be called 1444-Eulie Jackson 1759-lnman Bennett 1858-Floyd Thomas 1958-Emmitt Crawford Brown Jr
1597-Joe Olliff Akins Deloach
or within
about t.hem, Let It be a hllarlous Hollowe'en, but let it be one Preston Oliver. 1445-WlIIiarn Weaver 1760-Thomas Ivy Cribbs Jr
1859-Samuel McBrIde
1959-Raymond Floyd Crumley 2057-,Dennls Reppard
and luok 1598-John Hugh Brannen
forgotten, 1446-Wm. Jimmerson Holloway 1860-Nathaniel Wiggins 1960- R M Holloway 2058-1sacc Ervin Hood
they do 1761-Edwin Coleman Martin
higher motive In what in which private property is respected. 1447-Lonnie Denton 1599-John Paul Rowe ,
1861-Cartha Lee Mincey 1961-Cecil WillIamson Waters 2059-Frank Aubrey Brown
'"hom, fnr some
.of cordial interest 1762-Carl'Beasley
ts fame,
to thelr
1448-George Donaldson l6OO-J0hn Edwin Bowen Jr. 1862-Edward Bradley 1962-Fredic Brown 2060-Arthur Taylor Chester
tho llIJ,)robutton of men, whlch friends was the marriage of MIss Alton Brnnen 1763-JmesHuley Boyett Altman
than 1449-T. S. Thomas 1601-Edmund 1863-Pat Washington 2061-Charles Buren
in l764-W. Emory Brannen 1965-Henry Junior Young
"hould be con
A has been made to revive the interest Helen Cone of Statesboro to James Israel Akins Leonard Mikell
namely, thelr duty; that they move
1450-Flemming Moody 1602-Lewis
1765-Daniel Grant
Milton 1864-David Washington 1964-0sbln Calling Lee 2062-Frank
1451-Melvin Louls Grimes 1603-Delmas Delmar Rushing 1865-John Parrish 2063-Fred Simp Roberts
each In his Hphere the golf course planned for Bulloch county out on Howard Thomason of Thomasville 1766-John Eugent Sardis 1965-James Wililams
stantly and quietly at work, The marriage took place a t th� 1452----Charlle Pirce 1604-Robert Ben Fanning 1866-Jesse James Buxton 1966-Arthur Robbins 2064-Joe Pete Thrower
fame A number of 1767-Anthony Passero
the Dover Road the air port. 1605-Walter Preston Keel 2065-8ollie Elijah Akins
regardlC88 of effects, and leaving thel� near
home of the bride's brother, Gil 1453-Purvis Elijah Royals
1768-Jessie Wilson
1867-Clarence Pierce 1967-A J Smith
U. Wallace, Dis 1608-Alton Chesley McCorkel
thos interested visited Major H. 1454-James A. Lanier
1769-Brantley Wilson 18GB-Buddy Johnson 1968-Fred Hodges Herald)
of It""If,-Loogfellow, Cone, on Saturday, October Throughout.
to tuke cure
trict Manager of W. P. A. last week to learn that ��rt 1455--John Raymond Coleman
145S-Charlie Grady Williams Jr.
1607-Delmas Clayton Lanier
l608-Grady Chester
177O-Ulysses Williams
1869-Will Walter
187O-Tom Jones
Ellis
1969-Leroy Crook Jones
1970-Hayward Wilson
(Continued
1609-Joseph Alex.Bloodworth
1771-Warny Wllson
the project amounting to $60,000 wlll be approved 1457-Claude Oneil Scott 1871-Leon Collins 1971-Ch-::rlie Mincev
New York 1772-Joe Littles
Columbia University, Underwood 161O-John Cason Woodcock 1872-J erry Rurrtn
THE LAW CATCHES
UP within a week nd be sent to Atlanta for
consider: Census reports shows that there 1458-0scar King 177S-Romeo Johnson 1972-Willle Jones
city on a General Education Board 1459-Coger Isadore Hall' 1611-Carl Hendrix 1873-Henry Morrill Rogal 1973-Ol1s Lovett·
�ere 18,262 bales of cotton ginned Leroy Beasley Jr.
1774-Nelson Dukes
THE EDITOR'S U�EASY CHAIR
Stot Henry Rowe
Mallard, sheriff and then 1612-James
WANTEP
Atlanta 1874-Wllllam
We commend Lowell R tion. If the project is approved in .• Scholarship. In Bulloch County from the
crop
1460- Johnnie Guinette 1775-John Horace McDougald 1974-Tommle Smith
161S-Russle Lee SmIth 1875-James Olen Anderson
in round reereatlon Dean Henderson'S activities are of 1935 prior to October 18 as 1461-F'loyd Anderson Hulsey 1776-Joe Nathan Johnson 1975-Kris Charles Thomas
on their action will be assured of a Deal
hurd Deal, deputy sheriff, the city and county 1614-lnman Willl&m 1876-WiIIlam Preston Anderson 1976--James Wilson
not confined to his college work compared with 13579 bales to Oct-· 1462-C1ayton Jack Akins 1777-Eunlce Cross
the slot and coin machines al center for the entire county sometime in
the not 1615-Bloyse Deal 1877-Homer Heath 1977-8am Sylvester Kent
ing up and confiscating but he is a recognized leader in 18, 1934. 1463-Gene Kennedy Sheppard
1616-Wlllle Malllard
1778-George Duke Espy
THIS WEEK ON: Beasley Gould Jr 1878-Emory Brown 1978-Purnell Mincy
too far future. THE ALMANAO SAYS TilE, WEATIIER and county. He steward 1464-Charlle Clifford Mllton 1617-Rufus Marsh
17'79-Davld
In Bulloch county. the city a
1780-Truman Council Denmark 1879-Clayton Croft 1979-Arthur Smith
Depart 1465-Jesse Holloway 1618-Henry O'Neal Meridy 1860-Bernard Lanier
1,000,000
taken from six "night WILL BE OLEAR AND and the Sunday School Reginald Rigdon 1980-Wlliiam Beverly Dell
TODAY, THURSDAY, OOTOBER 81,
1781-John
Thirteen machines wero
in the sheriff's
mental Superintendent in the Me 10· Years Ago 1466-Dency Brunson 1619-Jessie E. Reese
Mallard 1782-Joseph Clarence
Williams 1881-Carl Edward Brown
)981-John Roy Bray
and are now 1467-Cleve Mincey 1620-George Washington 1682-Roscoe Leon Roberts
spots" in the county PLEASANT_ thodist- Church here, and District Barnes l783-John Campbell George 1982-Clinton Jones
of the Dis 14GB-Archie Dunn 1621-Remer Seaborn
1883-Heyward Edmond Anderson 1983--.-8am Parrlsh
office awaiting disposition
at the next term
Words Of Wisdom .••
FRIDAY, NOV E�(BER 1, WILL BE OLEAR AND
OOLDER, Lay Leader of the Savannah
trict. He is president of the Cham
(Thursday, October 30, 1930) 1469- Joe Parrish 1622-Thomas Alvin Blackburn
1784-Johnnie
1785-Francis
Hagins
Chalmers Franklin 1884-Morrls Lee Samples 19M-Lester Rufus Lonon
162S-GeorgeEdward Blackburn 1685-John Oscar Martin
POUNDS OF
147O-Cliarlie Hoills Perkins 1985-Clifford Millee
City Court. OLEAR AND OOLD ber of Commerce and a director of
1786-Emanuel
I will buy with you, sell with you, talk with you, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, WILL BE 1624-Denver Hall 1886--Henry Thomas Futch 1986-James Bennett Brown
with disfavor 1471-Leroy Allen 1787-Allison Deal
The April Term Grund Jury "looked (JOLD the Rotary Club. He is chairman The annual Ladles' Night of the 1625-Floyd Smith 16B7-W A Byrd 1987-Owen Lester Stevens
but I will not 8, WILL BE OLEAR AND 1472-Penual Parrish 1788--Daniel Clinton Lee
of gambling walk with you, and so following, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
of the board o'f directors of the Chamber of Commerce 1626-Phllllp Admire West 1888-Loyd Smith
the prevelance, operation and use will be 1789-Eugene Edward Cobb 1988-Lim Brady Nesmith
on
pray with you. WILL BE OLEAR AND PLEASANT Bulloch county hospitalization Ser, 1473-ElwoodMincey 1627-Claude Weoley Mlller 1889- James Dewitt Anderson
eat with you, drink with you,
nor held next Thursday evening at the 1989-Lorcnze James
of chance and lotteries,
in the MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1790-Billy Roach DeLoach
devices. schemes
vice Association and a member of dining hall of the Teachers Col 1474-Henry Lewis 162hTravis Calk
1791-Julian Boyett
1890-Sam Lois Hendrix 199O--Cllfford Jackson
OOLD
"fair and positive warning to Shakespeare.
TUESDAY, NOVE�IBER, II, WILL BE (JLEAR AND the Bulloch county councll of Boy 1475-Henry Melton 1629-Callie Glover
1792-John Willie Sanders
1891-Elarbee Burnsed 1991-Luther Beasley
PECANS
county" and gave a lege. 1476-C1aud Osborne Simpkins 1630-Willie Rufus Simpson 1892-Delmas Lee Hodges
laws" and opportunity for al WILL BE GENERALLY OL�AR Scouts. 1793-Inman Neal Buie 1992-Lloyd Jones
I will adhere to the counsels of good
an men, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,
.
1631-Bonnie Donnes Daughtry 1893-Cleb Inman Cartee
all violators of these 1477-WlIIie Chance 1794-Thomas EdIson Glisson 1995-Vernon Spencer Butler
laws to desist from
further
death should be the con WRONG The voca tional agriculture boys Despite his many activities
Dean t 1478-Willie 1632-Robert Aldred Jones Proctor 1894-Grady Lee Ward 1994- Sylvester Conyers
such violators of these though misfortune and BUT DON'T BLAME US IF 'llHE AL1UANA(J IS WrIght 1795-George Washington
ti!1:'e give to raising still finds to 163S-Hosey Lee Stewart 1895-Robert Felton Young 1995-Joe Williams
operation or such enterprises." sequence.-Cicero. chickens and playing tennis.
�f Register had an enjoyable ev�n_ 1479-Allen Awlton Hendrix
1634-Clement Charlton Moseley
1796--Albert Martin Smith
1896-James lIarry Cason 1996-Radford Davis
in this section. Ing with thelr dates and friends al WiggIns
issued and the opportunity
THrS WEEK'S BEST STORY apy other town He will return here next fall the father and son
1480-Wlllle
1635-Sunny Man HagIns i���nna�e�1.t������1 1897-John Barren Perry 1997-Louis Hamilton
In spite of the warning WE WANT TO see the Goodwill banquet given 1481-Edward MIncey Lawton l�eorge Harold Miller
Our deeds determine us much as we
determine county 1636--John William
is told by Fred Hodges, have finlsshed his 1799-Calvin Buster Lord 1998-Lon Tenner
he will In their honor at the hIgh school
devIces continued in their is when 1482-Jessle Albert Ballard
That's a lot of Pecans! But
commissioner, It concerns a young Industries get the money that 1637-D, C, Beasley 1999-Milton Auguston Boullncaw we
given, those operating the MacDonald Johnston
week the iaw our deeds.-George Elliot,
negro boy who takes
his rellgion tled up In the thirteen slot mach- year at the University of Chicago. on Friday night, October
��ldlng 1483-Lehman E. Hollingsworth 1638-Johnnle Best
18OO-George
1!Kl1-BUI Davis
l==t:,�li1!e��m��ood 2000-Remus Burdin the
want them and we will 'pay
the laws and so last
violation of 1484-John Henry Johnson 1639-George Hendrix Aldred Jr
1901-Walter Harmon 2001-Jessle Simmons
serIously. Mr. Fjrd and he were ines that the sheriff and his depu,
cathed
stand conve .... tlon and all Many Men bulocJ .. all you
caught up on them and now they are to
Eioquence fllay be found in aboUt gllosts and Mr, Fnid ty 'confiscatect when they round-I ral. were built, the part
near 1485-Thomas Richilrd 164O-Ernest Newton
i::tj'�:O�Ul' EdmuiJdI .
t902-Robert I.ee '&orden 2OO2-Collie Tillman
highest Market Prices for
and tallling 1641-Ed Mik�ll 1903-Vannle Lee 2003-Charles Gordon Hendrix
have. See us First before you. sell
kinds of writings; 'tis rarely where we seek it, belleve In ed up the county last week. There but Gin statistics for the 1486-Garfleld Riggs 1804-Delma Finch
eet the ground flnbhed,
season Stllls
trial. asked hIm, "Do you 1642-Marvil Addison 1904-Watson Plummer
1487-Robert Love l!Kl5-Frances FInch 2004-Lon Cophas Smith
boy re- be quIte tldy sum in these which toward prior to October 18 shows that 164S-Henry Frederick Bunch I�Earnest Miller
sometimes where 'tis least expeCted.-La Bruyere. ghO!Jts 1" Thi! ypung negro must a .oars
completely Ignored the
warn that part
Since these persons 1806-Danlel FInch 2005-Donald Edward Rocker
plied, "Nuh suh, I'se p.lmitive machines put In them by persons
heaven, the turrets and the ginnings totaled 23,016 bales to 1488--Dewitt Love
1644-Enoch Beasley Dixon 1906--Brooks MDIer .
2OO6-John Thomas Wells
your crop.
1807-0tis Finch
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continued to operate In 1489-Beverly Decatur
Tanner
ing of the Grand ,Jury and in ghosts is playing them before they were tak I!IplJ'88, forever Incomplete.""'T" that date. This is compared with 1645-John Charlton Dixon 1907-Oocar Franklin Hughes
2007-Ned Luther Speight
Baptist-believing 1808- McKInley Finch
the judge bales for last a gain 1490-Wllliam Alphonso Proctor 1646-Wllliam Dean Futch lOOS-Delphus Lee H, Basemore
of them it now beomes the duty of Missionary doctrine," en. And we can think of no more
Beecher. 18,018 year, 1809-William Grimes 2008-Solomon James
spite 1491-Lester Jackson Proctor Paul Glisson 1909-Elisha Jackson Hagans
W. c. AKINS & SON
it tQ of '4,998 bales. 1647-Rufus 2009-Willie Reed
cause than to give 1810-Walter BIrd
of the court who will hear
their cases to really to Alma worthy 1492-James Simon Deal Pearsall SwInt
With Other Editors
CONGRATULATIONS 1648-Clea;-ance 1910-Isladore
•••
thos! who need It most. I think it 1811-Homer Odum 201O-John Henry Jones
machines Mount who I. at th UniversIty of 1493-Lester James Floyd 1649-Estle Lucas 1911-J V Joiner
"cJ'ack dawn" on the ones from whom the would be an excellent gesture on 1812-James Jim SmIth 2011-Albert Seley
has Miss Martha Donaldson gave a 1650-Wlllie Clinton Turner 1912-Rufus Lee
Tennessee at Nashville. She 1494-Herman Rushing 1813- Amos Cone
were taken.
been selected as a member of the
the part of the judge to award
FARM BRIEFS pretty afternoon and evening par_ 1495-Gurley William
Branson 1651-801l1e Wilkerson
1814-Roy Munlln
1913-David Moody 2012"':_CharUe Gant Statesboro, Ga.
that money to the Goodwill In- Lee Hankerson
considerable sums of by ty on Saturday in honor of Miss 1496-Henry George
Clanton 1652-J G Beasley Jr. 1815-Leamon Pierce
1914-Bor-·
2013-Joseph Harden
It is estlmated that there is FARMING WITHOUT MULES cast of the play to be prsented
dustries. What think ye? Mae Brannen, whose mar. Richardson 1653-Cleamon Claudious Coleman 1915-Ben LIttle Daniel Kent
the dramatic club there.
Lucy 1497 Walter Sheppard 1816-Dudley Jasper 2014-Willie
in the thh;teen machines and
as one oper
dreamed that future farms
1654-James Carol Proveaux
Belcher 1916--Jerry White
monies WE STRUCK A reBponsive Bulloch county cotton growers riage to Robert Donaldson oc 1498--Willlam CurUs Rushing 1817-Arnold Edward
A decade ago no one
G. T. Hill receives our orchId 1655-Walter Carol Dixon
"
I can pay my fine If they will give without the tradIt chord in the local P,-T. A. on our wlll vot� on Saturday, December cured Tuesday. 1499-Emmett Holskeli
Scott
ator puts it, of America would be operated this week for the bunch of purple- 1656-Herman Marsh
providing adequate wIth other cotton grow Lester Waters
the machines they took office edItorIal on 7, along 1500-Rufus
1657-Percy Williamson
the money that Is In
it now appears to be a top turnips he left at our
1501-Duncan Mlles SmIth
me determine
ional farm mule. However, playground facUlties for our young ers of the nation, to
Mr, and Mrs. Rufus Hendrix an Mosely
last week. Three of them were 1658-S01
from me." out on a number we learned, whether thew wish a marketing 1502-Inman Brown
fact that the mule is on his way to feed the Coleman people. Too respnsive nounce the blrth of a son October 1659-Grady Love GOES UJCB A Sl'IUIAICI
big enough 1941 cotton 1503-Willia mMullen for alllu ecGao..,. da.
It is suggestd tha t the monies, when
taken from tractors has re for they named us to head their quota to apply to their
22. He has been named Charles 1660-Charles Sylvester Capps
of farms. The wide-spread use of family of five with more tharr they N .. b "Phi ••
into effect 1504-Ralford Louis AkIns 1661-Robert Francis Stringer
ae.
cimmittee to get something done, crop. The quota will go
ton could eat. Mr. Hill lives in the Inman, Scoc" Ea"'ae co wbbk
ted illegally, be dona ted to
some
the machines opera thousands of farms. 1n Washin with by two-thirds of 1505-Monroe Aldrich 1662-George Gordon Collins
piaced mules on
ClIto community and is one of the
And with them. working us if
only approved from ., to '0 t.
IOU
that the Goodwill 1506-Mike ChampIon 1663-Claude Phillips U.-..bIP ...
It to us have replaced will get results, the farmers voting,
SEE ALL THESE
cause. occurs tractors
worthy county several
hundred
progressive farmers in the
we
Lester Grice Deal
the sole' be
more
are' in Friday afternoon Mrs. 1507-Walter Herschel
Chester 1664-Horace
Industris, organized and operated for number of farms that are
county. He has learned the secret SPOOKS AND WITCHES Marketlng qpotas have been E. Brannen en tertained six tables 1665-Leroy Hagan
mules and there are a
1508-Homer Smith
add moon tonight, Hallowe'- effect for the last 3 years: county
riding the 1666-Frank Gordon Deal
nefit of the underpriviledged, be
allowed to
single draft anImal.
of "living at home". of guests at a party in honor of
without a 1509-Grady Bang
.
being operated The p, T, A. Carnival will age t B n D yer porn t t Th 1667-Lewis Madison Williams
l� AMAZING FEATURES OF
en .
sdoul her sister, Miss Bertie Lee Wood
...
its Brannen
these funds to their assets for disbursement in
The U. S. Department of AgrIculture
announced I'LL SEE YOU AT the P.-T.A.
Carnival tonight,
draw the biggest croWd, The col- quo a was approve
as t fa
1940n YTOt cock, whose malTiage was a event
1510-Lonnie Lewis
1511-Henry Lewis Hursey
16GB-Wallace Alvin Brown '
worthy work. The court in doIng this ",ould create mlllion and a half of tractors were lege has parties planned, clubs and by 91.2 percent of the Nation's of Wednesday evening. Wilson
1669-Gordon Waters
Monday tha t "
STATESBORO IS experiencing other organIzations will gather a- the referen 1512-James Elwood i670-Floyd Hendrix
accounts for whkh there is
a growers who voted In
good will in Its own
used In this countr, last year
which is double the
a shortage of carpenters. They round the witches cauldrum to- dum. It was approved by 88.7 per- 1513-John Eldon Winskie 1671-Jlmmie Daughtry
Mrs. W. W. Edge, of Lancaster 1514-Ernest Lee Scott George Phlllips
�tKtJIlcM
that Hinesville where 1672-Lehmon
great need. number in ten years ago, It is predicted have all gone to nIght, cent of farmers voting in Georgia.
use
they are payIng $50 to the union Pa. arrived Saturday for a visIt t� 1515-Ralelgh Elijah Nessmith 1673-Rufus Lester Williams
two millIon tractors will be in use
next year, WE RECEIVED A COpy of The As in former years, the county 1516--Joe RobbIns 1674-Robert Franklin Donaldson
neariy tor the priviledge of working for Democratic Book of 1940. publish- committee will be In charge of the her mother, Mrs. J. A. Brannen,
Mr. F. N. Grimes, Mr. J. H. Wyatt,
Mr. Edgar of a million and to be present at the Brannen 1517-Herman Smith 1675-Henry Earl Robinson
which would force at least a quarter hour and paying $12.50 a ed Hendrix
�l,OO
Democratic anNational referendum. Plans are now being
by the
1518-Floyd Brannen 1676-Bloyce Jefferson
J. L. Renfroe have of these in whIch to oleep Donaldson wedding.
Parrish, Dr. Ben Deal and Col. rhen to hnt work elsewhere. The majority week for a room
is a beautiful book made locally for holding the vote 1677-Rubbert Hendrix
1519-Russel Dewey Hagans
taken on a thankless job-serving
on the local Se
men will be absorbed by the expansIon of indust
WE TOOK DELIVERY on the con a n n� pages with a his- in each community. cOI,;nr�tee'1184t 1520-Sldney Eugene
Sanders 1678-Kenneth Beasley
1679-James Groover Collins
plants the Presbyterian tory of the Democratic Party 15 \ears Ago Wilson
,� KW
known gener The Secretary of Agriculture de 1521-8pencer Lee
lective Training and Service Board rIes with war contrncts. However, this employment palJsy
ally &S the draft board. These men are gIVing
they
with
knew
wlll be only temporary and the great problem
that Ladies
men when
These
sold us
ladles over
some
a
time
period of
ago. written by Claude G. Bowers, A- c1ared a 1941
many merican Ambassador to Chile, and
marketing quota
in September when it was deter
be read by every citizen mIned that the supply of American (Thursday, November
1522-Roland Alexander Carnes
1523-Charlle Roach Deal
168O-George Kennedy Lanier
1681-Carl Inman Dekle
1682-Lester Bates Ranew
,.,·· ..
out reservation their time for which faces this nation Is what to do with these years have made Statesboro pansy should 5, 1925) 1524-John Randolph'
Deal
1683--Emory Alel(anl'ler Allen
American
when they accepted the conscIous. We bet that Statesoro who is proud of his totaled
cotton, on August I, 1940, 1525-Bruce Edward
Groover 16S4-James Lane Thompson
they would receive nothing canceled. ·.�TII,You can also read
