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m ■ iim—— —i HAPPY BIRTHDAYS The Progress-Argus wishes a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the follow ing: Feb. 22—Mary Jean McMichael, Mrs. Albert Newton, Mrs. Morrison Settle, Seaborn Maddox, Mrs. Leon ard Dodson, Billy Childs, B. H. Moss, Nelson Andrews, Martha Long, An drew Waldrop, Mrs. W. A. Hoard, Wright Watkins, J. C. Ingram, Quin ton Ingram, Horace Pulliam, Ann Barnes, Nettie Florence Riley, Mrs. J. Fred Williams, Mrs. Hubert Tor bctt, Mrs. Robert E. Smith, Linda Ann Morgan, Sheldon Evans, George Alton Evans, Frances Barnes, J. P. Roberts, James Wesley Harris Jr. Feb. 23 —Wade Hammond, Mrs. J. W. Hardy, John K. Wise, Mrs. R. L. Byrd, Marie Latham, Phyllis Winkler, N. A. Knowles, C. D. Johnson, Marcia Denise Fears. Feb. 24—John Franklin Meredith, Mary Ann Fears, Mrs. Smith Settle, Mrs. C. M. Coggins, William James Kitchens, Joanna Dunn. Feb. 25—Mrs. C. L. Thaxton, Mrs. J. L. Lamb, Ronald Cook, Ruth Tay lor, Orman Harrison, Diane Beasley, Edwin Latham, Margaret Elizabeth Lester, J. M. L. Comer. Feb. 26—W. H. Wilson, H. B. Hale, Andrew Jack Waldrop, W. C. Mitchell, Donna Sue Flynt. Feb. 27 —Bartlett Bailey, A. La mar Weaver, Buford C. Rushing, Mrs. Josephine Harper, Mary Ruby Compton. Feb. 28—Mrs. Herald Henderson, Wilburn Ridgeway, Mrs. Nevin Duf fey, LaVaughn Plunkett, Oliver Moss, Mrs. T. B. Preston, Chester Cook, Thomas Howard Greer, Mrs. J. S. Reeves, Bonnie Jean Washing ton. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Tony Costa and Miss Nina Marie Costa, en route home to Athens from a weekend in Columbus, visited briefly with friends here Monday. Friends of Mr. J. B. Mays are glad that he is recovering after a recent serious illness. Hereb the big new^S ... most powerful car in its class! Designed to out - perform... ovt-ride. •• out-size any other low-priced car on the American Road! a Never before did so little money buy perform ance to match that of the ’52 Ford. Take your choice of new Mileage Maker Six, or Strato-Star V-8. No other car in its class can equal Ford’s smooth riding, comer-hugging roadability. No other can match its new beautiful Coachcraft Bodies . . . its huge curved one-piece windshield and car-wide rear window . . . its convenient Center-Fill Fueling ... its Power-Pivot Clutch and Brake Pedals. Here is a car that is truly the ablest car on the American Road ... a car that meets the widest range of motorists’ needs. Examine it carefully. "Test Drive” it. You’ll agree you can’t buv better! jnZd"TestDrive the *§§ MM) today! Spencer-Buchanan, Inc. SEE OUR BRILLIANT TELEVISION SHOW-FORD FESTIVAL-steThj June UdfN, wtt Wt&mfiq f"& A K, NIC-TV wtwrt, Thur.., 9 P. M„ WSB-TV LINDA MORGAN, FAYE BILES GIVEN BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. 0. J. Morgan and Mrs. C. B. Biles Jr. complimented their lovely daughters, Linda Morgan and Faye Biles, with a party celebrating their ninth birthdays February 18 at the Stark Community clubhouse. Thirty-three guests were present to enjoy this delightful occasion. Af ter several interesting games were played, ice cream and individual cakes were served, together with slices from the lovely birthday cake. Among those enjoying this gay and festive celebration were: Emily White, Peggy Heath, Diane Rogers, Cherry Moore, Martha and Vivian Cook, Mary Jo and Gerald Kersey, Bill Jones, Stanley Maddox, Rickie and Lee Stewart, Mary Ann Hodges, Charlotte Nelson, Margaret Vaughn, Mary Ruth Bailey, Joyce and Larry Morgan, Betty Mae Stev ens, Brenda Britt, Mary Saunders, Denis Kitchens, Linda Cawthon, Peg gy, Jeannette, David and Jimmy # Biles, Brenda and Janice Godsey, Shelton Evans. PEPPERTON WMU MEETS The regular February meeting of the Pepperton Missionary Society was held at the church. Sweet Hour of Prayer was the opening song, and Miss Myrtle Rose Grant offered prayer. Mrs. Lonnie Rawls brought the de votional on “Prayer Life.” Miss Mary Rawls was in charge of the program, the theme of which was, “The Ministry of Prayer.” Mrs. Lucile Scarborough, benevolent chairman, reported several get well and sympathy cards sent. The report on Community Missions was given, the chairman, Mrs. Maddox, being absent. Mrs. Cook, Sunbeam chair man, reported 18 present. Mrs. Grant presided at the short business session, and Mrs. Scar borough gave the closing prayer. PER SON AT Mrs. J. D. McKinnon spent last week with Mrs. Mattie Thaxton is East Point. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA JACKSON PTA TO MEET FEBRUARY 28 The Jackson PTA will hold its reg ular February meeting on Thursday evening, Feb. 28, at 8 p. m. in the Jackson grammar school auditorium. Mrs. Roy Prosser, president of the Jackson chapter, announces that the theme for the month is “Building Firm Foundation for the Citizen Child Through Loyalty To Our Foun ders.” Teachers and pupils of the Jackson grammar school will present the pro gram for the meeting. NORTH BUTTS HD CLUB HAS MEETING The North Butts HD Club met | February 15 at the home of Mrs. Gus Cook for an all-day meeting. Each member brought a covered dish and at the noon hour a delicious lunch was served. After lunch the presi dent, Mrs. Curtis Willimson, presided and Mrs. George Ingram gave the devotional and the Lord’s Prayer was repeated in unison. It was planned to have a chicken stew March 1. Mrs. Davis gave a demonstration on bottoming a chair with cane and another one with fiber rush. Every one enjoyed the fellowship. The hostess served homemade candy and tea. The North Butts HD Club wishes to make the following correction to article of Jan. 31: The organization, namely, North Butts Home Demon stration Club, not council, is engaged in building a community house, not 4-H clubhouse. This community house is to serve the entire North Butts area. This building when com pleted wiill serve the religious, civic and youth organizations of the com munity. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Conner, Mr. L. H. Lunsford and Leon Jr., Mrs. L. L. Bennett, Mrs. Harold Bennett and Miss Frances Tucker of Atlanta were Sunday guests of Mrs. R .E. Luns ford. Mrs. Elizabeth Scoggins and Dr. W. A. Hasty of Griffin were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Moel chert Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Moore are spending ten days in Florida, visiting Jacksonville, Gainesville, Geneva and Sarasota. NEW! 101-h.p. High-Compressiofl mileage maker sixi NOW! TlO-h-p. f High C—yeni— ! STRATO-STAR V-SI DR. AND MRS. PINCKNEY ARE HOSTS AT EVENING DINNER Dr. and Mrs. Robert Pinckney en tertained at a delightfully informal dinner Thursday evening at their home in Jenkinsburg. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. P. H. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Newt Etheredge, Mr. and Mrs. H#w ard Jolly, Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Weaver Jr. MRS. MILLER HOSTESS TO GARDEN CLUB Mrs. T. B. Miller entertained the Hawthorn Garden Club at the Feb ruary meeting. Mrs. Avon Gaston was a welcomed visitor. The presi dent, Mrs. M. C. Johnson, presided. Mrs. Lee Carmichael led the devo tional, followed with prayer. The club voted to give five dollars to the March of Dimes and four dol lars to Boys’ Estate. Mrs. Lee Carmichael, program chairman, gave an article on Green ery and Berry Plants which can be used in winter months. She also de scribed the “Magic Lily.” Also an instructive article on Camellias and Azaleas was given. Mrs. M. C. Johnson won first place on flower arrangement and Mrs. Lee Carmichael on specimen. Mrs. Miller served a congealed fruit salad, toasted nuts and coffee. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams, Mrs. Emmett Williams and Mrs. Maud Willimson were recent visitors to the Strother Camellia Gardens near Marshallville. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Rucker and children, Bubber, Joe and Gail, of * Albany were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cawthon and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Carmichael returned Saturday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell in San Diego, Calif. add new with KIK>EHUR furniture nor# Is high style, luxurious comfort-at a money-saving low orlce! Richly tailored in sculptured mohair frieze. - Something wonderful happens ... the moment this new Kroehler furniture comes into your home. It’s the magic of superb new design ing... the deft touches of luxury ... the high-fashion fabrics! " f lA Such practical luxury, too ... for lwoehler furniture is Cushion ized* for comfort... is soundly built for the years ahead. See this New Life value. Discover what a surprisingly low monthly payment make Jt yours Make your living room S i n g w ith exciting New Life by acting now! Etheridge-Smith Company DIXIE THEATER MitißMi Box Office Open* 3:15; Night Show —Box Office Open* 7:00. Saturday Box Office Open* 12:45 TODAY AND FRIDAY Fred Mac Murray and Dorothy. McGuire in CALLAWAY WENT THATAWAY - SATURDAY Tim Holt in RIDERS OF THE RANGE Also New Serial Government Agents Vs. Phantom Legion MONDAY AND TUESDAY Red Skelton and Sally Forrest in EXCUSE MY DUST WEDNESDAY Johnny Sheffield in BOMBA AND THE HIDDEN CITY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Michael Rennie and Patricia Neal in The Day The Earth Stood Still NORTH BUTTS COMMUNITY 4-H CLUB HAS MEETING The North Butts Community 4-H Club met Jan. 30 at the home of Mrs. Zelma Burford and the program was presented by Gloria Howard. Joanne and Elsie Lunsford sang It Is No Sec ret and Whispering Hope, then Mild red Ingram read a poem about win ter. Jimmy Knowles, boys’ vice pres THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1952 ident, gave an interesting talk on forest safety. The advisors served delicious re freshments. Mrs. Cynthia Davis gave a talk to the girls about clothing and sewing. Mr. Tucker and bys talked about soil. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. George Ingram February 27 at 3:30 p. m.