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Savings Insure Better Living <
It’s a great feeling to have “Cash' in the
Bank” to meet any emergency or to rely
on in years to come. This feeling of secur
ity can be yours with a savings account in
this bank. Insure better living by sav
ing regularly .... saving generously
.... and by saving with us. Why not come
in and talk it over with us today. l Don’t
put it off.
The Pembroke State Bank
PEMBROKE, GEORGIA
Member Federal Deposit- Insurance Corporation
TOBACCO STICKS
FOR SALE
Standard Size - Thoroughly
Seasoned.
$35.00 Per Thousand
T. L WATERS LBR. CO.
Pembroke, Georgia
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I want to be sure I get the most for my money!” 5-inch wide-base wheels
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we believe you, too, will decide that it gives more for your money— CENTER-POINT STEERING
more fine-car beauty, more fine-car features, more EXTRA CURVED WINDSHIELD with
VALUES of all kinds—at the lowest prices and with outstanding PANORAMIC VISIBILITY
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BRYAN MOTOR COMPANY
Pembroke, Georgia
THE PEMBROKE JOURI
REUKANDPLAY
SAVANNAH WAY
“Relax and play—in the Sa
vannah Way!’’
This is the phrase of invita
tion being extended through
out the South today by the
residents of “The Mother-City
of Georgia” to all those who are
beginning to pencil-mark their
calendars, looking forward to
their summer vacations.
There is reason for Savan
nah’s exceptional summertime
popularity. Here the visitor
will find both the charm of the
olden days and the progress u
a modern city, coupled with a
predominate atmosphere of
courtesy and hospitality that
truly makes it “The Hostess
City of the South.”
Hotel and other tourist and
transient accommodaions are
among America’s finest ... its
theatres are modem . ... its
restaurants, from the finest
night clubs to many quaint
little places serving old-fashion
ed Southern epicurean delights
the most notable dance bands
playing for evening dances,
golf, fishing, bowling, tennis,
archery and baseball, form a de
finite part of the recreational
menu.
Fine motor highways lead in
to the most alluring~Fecesses of
the “Deep South.”' Flowers
bloom everywhere; in fact,
there is something interesting
for every taste all the time
and the whole scene is drench
ed in romantic history.
It is quite natural that the
motoring vacationis stand tour
ists turn to Savannah and Sa
vannah Beach at this time of
the year. The principal’ at
tractions are for the visitor
who likes to wander lazily in
warm sunshine about the
streets of this American city
which is studded with land
marqs. Its historic sites chart
the Republic from its founding
If I poss%^^
I’d drive the
I’d never let some
Offend the folk who come to’RH
I’d never keep a boy or clerk,
With mental toothache at his wtVJH
Nor let a man who draws my
Drive customers of mine away.
I’d treat the man who takes my timc/^K
And spends a nickel or a dime,
With courtesy, and make him feel
That I was pleased to close the deal.
Because tomorrow, who can tell? •
He may want stuff I have to sell.
And in that case, then glad he’ll be
To spend his dollars all with me. .
The reason people pass one door
To patronize another store,
Is not because the busier place
Has better silks or gloves or lace,
Or special prices, but it lies
In pleasant words and smiling eyes;
The oniy difference, I believe,
Is in the treatment folks receive!
—Edgar Guest.
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There is a wealth of interest
ing sights for the imaginative
visitor with historic leanings.
Recently restored and opened
this year for the first time aie
the famous old Trustees’ Gar
dens, the plans of which were
brought to this country by
Gen. James E. Oglethorpe,
founder of the State of Georgia
in the eighteenth century.
There is Fort Pulas"ki, a Na
tional Monument one passes on
the beautiful drive from Sa
vannah to Savannah Beach
which was under fire during the
War Between the States. It is
one of the best preserved large
brick fortresses built for coast
al defense by the United States
in the first half of the nine
teenth century.
Another interesting sight is
the famous Pirate’s TTbuse, a
headquarters for Blackbeard
and other buccaneers, still com
plete with the trap door
through which drugged sailors
were lowered and shanghaied.
Many of Savannah’s homes
, date back to Colonial days and
. were designed by famous Eng
. lish architects of that period.
Among the city’s landmarks is
the Green-Meldrim House
which was Sherman’s Read
quarters during the War Be
tween the States. Presently
it is the Parish House of St.
John’s Episcopal Church.
Excellent fresh-wafer fishing
1 is to be found in the Wilming
! ton, Ogeechee, Canoochee and
1 Altamaha rivers. In the ocean
! and tidal estuaries at the mouth
’ of the Savannah River good salt
1 water sport can be had.
Savannah Beach, better
known as “Georgia’s Play
-1 ground,” is reached by driving
1 out Victory Drive which con-
I nects with a wide all-paved
road, lined with palm trees,
said to be the longest avenue of
palms in the world. Here, a
gently sloping beach affords
surf swimming for the vacation
era who are bent on relaxing
and playing in the sunshine.
In addition, splendid hotels
and a number of modern cot
tages serve the throngs who
annually make Tybee their
vacation mecca. Here again,
nightly dancing prevails to the
music of "naThe bands.” Peo
ple who need a few days rest
from the wear and tear of
everyday business find that a
trip to Savannah Beach brings
them renewed zest and energy
and is an investment that pays
high dividends.
Vacation accommodations in
the Savannah-Savannah Beach
area range from top luxury
schedules at the resort hotels
to rooming houses that will take
in a couple for sls. a week,
and motels where rates are $3.
a night single, $5. double.
Top schedules approximate
sl2. a 'day single, S2O. a day
double, American plan—with
swimming pool, golf course,
horseback riding and tennis.
But more moderate rates, even
with these facilities, taper down
to $4. a day single, SB. double,
European plan.
A leading asset is Savannah’s
modern and up-to-date business
district. Here the visitor will
find shops and services of every
description ready to serve the
most fastidious shopper. Local
merchants pride themselves on
having the latest fashions com
modities and services are avail
able for sale and distribution
simultaneously with their ap
pearances in the metropolitan
areas of other leading cities
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charms of oWt
breezes, of sueW^teE
world-famed gardenWM^^
lit nights, replete with laughter
and dancing.
Remember—
“ Relax and play ... in the
Savannah way!”
FOR SALE —
New home, one of the most
modem homes in Pembroke.
Five rooms, screened porch,
all electric kitchen, built in cab
inets, oil circlator heater, ga
rage, grounds beautifully, land
scaped. Eight pecan trees,
small garden plot, you will
have to look this over to appre
ciate a good home. Immediate
possession can be had.
Wallace A. Strickland
LOST—Reward Offered, small
yellow gold, round ladies
watch with black band which is
broken. lost at or near the
Pembroke Methodist Church.
Tos Theatre
Pembroke, Georgia
Matinee Tuesday and
W edneeday -Thursday
Night Shows Start
at 7:30 P. M.
Monday and Tuesday
JUNE 27-28
MATINEE TUESDAY
AT 3:30 P. M.
“The Loves of Carmen’’
with
RITA HAYWORTH
GLENN FORD 1
Wednesday and Thursday
JUNE 29-30
Matinee Wednesday and
Thursday
“IT HAPPENS
EVERY SPRING”
with
RAY MILLAND
JEAN PETERS
Also Chapter 5
THE BLACK WIDOW
Friday and Saturday
JULY 1-2 '
DOUBLE FEATURE
Friday Night at 7:30 P. M.
Saturday Continuous
Showing from 2:00 P. M.
“RUSTLERS OF
DEVILS CANYON”
with
CHARLES STARRETT
SMILEY BURNETTE
(AND)
“MAN-EATER ’’
OF KUMAON”
With £
Sabu and Wendell Corey '
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