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Thursday, June 18, 1953
THE PEMBROKE JOURNAL
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Published in The City of Pembroke Every Thursday
Frank O, Miller Owner and Editor
Mrs. D. E. Medders Local Editor
Official Organ of Bryan County and Tne City of Pembroke
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“Democratic and Proud of It”
Neighbor Dußois
Gives Ye Editor
Some Tomatoes
Monday morning when we went
out on the porch about 6:30 to get
our morning paper, we found a
market basket of fine tomatoes
setting on the porch near our
front door.
We looked around and saw noth
ing to designate to us where they
came from, but we knew that none
other than our good friend Hagan
Dußois would have gone to the
trouble to get up and pick these
fine tomatoes and bring them to
us.
They are delicious, and we ap
preciate the fact that we have
friends like the Dußois’ who think
of Ye Editor and divide with him
and his family the good things
they have.
He is one of the best gardeners
in this section, and the fine rains
of late has done much to add to
his fine garden.
Come again friend Dußois, we
will tie up the yard dog, so that
he will not interfere with your
visits to Needmore Farm.
L. M. Anderson
In The Hospital
The many friends of L. M. An
derson, popular citizen of our lit
tle city will regret to learn that
it was necessary that he enter a
Savannah Hospital for treatment
last week, and trust that he will
soon overcome his trouldes.
It is not thought that his condi
tion is anything to cause extra
worry by his friends, hut it is just
a case of him not knowing that
he had troubles, therefore doing
nothing about it ,and then all at
once find out that he is growing
older, and that it would be wise
to check up ever so often to de
termine your physical condition.
The Journal joins his many oth
er friends in wishing for him a
speedy recovary and an early re
turn to his post of duty at the H.
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Buck Stepping High,
Wide and Handsome
We Were surprised to see our
'good friend'Lorin C. (Buck) I^ine
stepping around so spry on Mon
day, we thought that he had just
gotten word that some rich rela
good share of his fortune, but up
tive had passed on and left him a
on investigation we found him
passing out cigars, in celebration
of another “red head” boy, who
had just arrived in the I-ane home.
Mrs. lame and the new comer
are at the Bulloch County hospital
and doing nicely, friend Buck will
soon come down to earth and wake
up to the fact that his responsi
bilities are increasing.
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs.
Lane on your new boy. This makSs
two boys and a little girl for this
happy home.
So far the little fellow has not
been named. We suggested to
Buck that he name him “Enuf,”
but he did not take to that name
very much.
Baptist Young Men's
Sunday School Class
Entertains at Picnic
The Young Men’s Sunday School
class of the Pembroke Baptist
church entertained their members
and guests recently with a fish
fry at Dasher’s.
W. I. Kennedy is teacher of the
class and J. O. Bacon is assistant
teacher. J. R. DeLoach is presi
dent.
Members and guests were Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. Geyer, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Humphries, Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Speir, Jr., Mr. ami Mrs.
Joseph Lane, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Bacon, Mr. and Mgs. J, D. Cason,
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Kennedy, Mr.
Burke, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. DeLoach,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brogdon, Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Monts, Bobby Pur
cell, Mrs. Major- Boyette, Donald
Johnson, Jack Johnson, Billy Miles,
and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Meeks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Jones of
Houston, Texas, formerly of Rich
mond Hill, and their twin daugh
ters, Anne and Jean, are visiting
Mrs. Jones’ sisters, Mrs. R. L.
Wadsworth and Mgs. H. T. Baze
more. Their son, Staff Sergeant
Harold Jones, who is stationed at
Hunter Field, will drive them back
to Houston, where they have lived
about a year, the first part of
July.
Miss Marlene Stephens of Law
ton, Oklahoma, is spending the
summer in Pembroke with her
father, O. E. Stephens, and other
relatives.
PEMBROKE JOURNAL, PEMBROKE, GEORGIA r
Linda Bazemore
Entertained On
Ninth Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bazemore
entertained their young daughter,
Linda Joyce, with a party in hon
or of her ninth birthday on Sat
urday, June 13, at their home.
Games featured the early part of
the afternoon, followed by refresh
ments, including ice cream and
cake. Centering the table in the
dining room was the beautiful
birthday cake. Balloons and candy
were given the young guests as
favors and the honoree received
many lovely gifts.
Attending the party were Bobby
Duffield, Marvin Medders, Sandra
Duffield, Lou Joy Cason, Jay Ann
Cason, Betty Cowart, Linda Lee,
Brenda Bazemore, Sandra Wads
worth, Linda Shuman, Marie
Ennis, Nita Helen Williams, Betty
Lacky, and Lynn Wadsworth. Also
invited were Roddy Lane, Mary
Frances Strickland, Larry lame,
Freddie Wade, Cheryl Hughes,
Lannie Graham, Herman Meeks,
Charles Celeste, James Curl, Rex
Duggar, and Janette Coursey.
Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Baze
more in entertaining were Mrs. R.
L. Wadsworth, Mrs. H. T. Baze
more, and Miss Pat Williams.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johns of Sa
vannah announce the birth of a
son, David DeLoach Johns, on
Monday, June 8. at the Telfair
Hospital in Savannah. Mr. and
Mrs. Johns have two other chil
dren who are visiting their ma-
ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Lanier, of Pembroke. Mrs.
Johns is the former Miss Grace
Lanier.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lane an
nounce the birth of a son, Wil
liam Charles, on Sunday, June 14,
at the Bulloch County Hospital in
Statesboro. The youngster weigh
ed 8 pounds, 9 ounces at birth,
and is named for both grandfath
ers. Mr. and Mrs. Lane have two
other children. She is the former
Miss Leona Beasley of Savannah.
Mrs. W. E. Beasley, Mrs. Lane’s
mother, returned to Savannah
Wednesday after being in Pem
broke with her grandchildren since
Sunday.
Tour of Homes
Made By Negro
Home Demon. Club
Monday, June 15, the Negro
Pembroke Home Demonstration
club visited twenty-one homes in
the vicinity of Pembroke. Pur
pose of the tour was to see the
improvements made at each home
during the year since home im
provement is the emphasis project
for the club. Improvements made
were screen doors, home painted
on the inside, bathrooms added,
new kitchen stoves, floors paint
ed and covered, and steps built.
Most of the gardens had vege
tables ready for home use and
market.
Homes visited were those of
Inez Stewart, Lillie Turner, Lillie
Mae Shuman, Mary Bush, Marie
Cochran, Anna Black Lena Wil
liams, Abbie Clanton, Etna Hines,
Mattie Hines, Minnie Lanier, Ollie
McCall, Clara Garrison, Juanita
Garrison, Anna McKee, Elbertha
Smokes, Ella Mangum, Louise Cal
houn, Jennie Coppack, Leila John
son, and Ronella Edenfield. Re
freshments were served in the
homes of Mary Bush and Clara
Garrison. Bernice Macon, Jeannes
supervisor, and Leona Bacon,
home demonstration agent, accom
panied the group.
Negro 4-Hers
Go To District
Meet AT Dublin
Eight boys and girl attended the
District short course held June
8-12 at the Negro 4-H Camp at
Dublin. They were Geraldine
Smith. Luethel Garrison, Grace
Gilliard, Annette Bunch, Edith
Harris, Lorenzo Simmons, Roose
velt Gorham, and Sally Williams.
District eliminations were held
during the week and Sally Wil
liams place first in interior paint
ing, and Edith Harris was second
in egg marketing. Lorenzo Sim
mons participated in the home
electrification contest by making
a beautiful lamp.
Sally Williams will go to the
State finals at Savannah State
College in August to participate
against the other district winners
throughout the state.
Leona Bacon, home demonstra
tion agent, accompanied the group
to Dublin. .
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Card of Thanks
Knowing that I will be unable
to thank each of you personally, I
am taking this means to express
Far more than three-fourths of
my heartfelt thanks for your in
terest during my recent stay in
the hospital, and for the many
gifts, cards, and letters of cheer
and your beautiful flowers. They
made those long days seem short
er.
I know now that Pembroke is a
grand place to live. It was these
and the many other acts of kind
ness, along with your prayers,
that have aided my recovery. I
shall forever feel grateful and
humble to each of you. Again
manly thanks.
Estelle (Mrs. A. V.) Anderson.
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Notice of Election
Livestock
Pursuant to the Laws of the
State of Georgia an election will
be held on the first Wednesday in
July (July 1, 1953) to determine
whether Bryan County will adopt
or reject the provisions of An Act
to Prohibit Livestock from run
ning at large or straying upon
public roads all as provided on
page 380 to 388 of the Laws of
the State of Georgia 1953.
At said election those in favor
of the adoption of the act will cast
their ballot, to-wit:
For adoption in Bryan County of
the Act prohibiting livestock from
running at large or straying upon
public road.
At said election those voting for
rejection of the Act shall cast their
ballot, to-wit:
Against adoption in Bryan
County of the Act prohibiting live
stock from remaining at large or
straying upon public roads.
If a majority of those persons
voting in such election vote for
adoption of the Act, then it shall
become of full force and effect in
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE Ist TUES
DAY IN JULY IN FRONT OF THE COURT HOUSE THE
OLD SECTION OF THE PEMBROKE HIGH SCHOOL
BUILDING. FRAME STRUCTURE WITH GOOD METAL
ROOF. (Signed) Bryan County Board of Education.
Bryan County on the Ist day of
October, 1955.
Under the provisions of the Act
all lands embraced by Camp Stew
art shall be exempt from provi
sions of the Act.
The polls will open at 7 A.M.
and close at 6 P.M.
County, Georgia.
Bertie L. Bacon,
Ordinary Bryan