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THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1966 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l MADDOX— HARALSON The Macedonia Baptist Annex was the scene Saturday evening, September 3rd, at six o’clock of the marriage of Mrs. Dama Hod ges Maddox and Mr. William An derson Haralson. The Rev. Bill Thomas officiated at the double ring ceremony which was per formed in the presence of an as semblage of relatives and friends. Nuptial music was softly ren dered by Mrs. Lawrence Morgan during the ceremony. The only attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Brae P. Hodges Sr., brother and sister-in-law of the bride. The bride’s parents were the late W. B. and Cora Thomas Hod ges, esteemed citizens of Butts County. Mrs. Haralson was reared in Butts County where she has many friends. She is an active member of Macedonia Baptist Church. Mr. Haralson is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lattimus Olin Haralson. He is prominently iden tified in religious, business and civic circles in Barnesville. He is employed by the Newton Coal and Lumber Company of Griffin as construction superintendent. Immediately following the cere mony Mr. and Mrs. Haralson were tendered a lovely tea in Fellow ship Hall by members of the WMU Circles of Macedonia Bap tist Church. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Haralson are at home to their many friends at 130 Cherry Street in Barnesville. PERSONAL Mr .and Mrs. Lawson Abrams and children, Barbara, Louise and Robbie of Hyattsville, Md., Mrs. H. M. Farr, Greenville, S. C., Miss Rachael Dickerson, Hartwell, Mr. Mickey Witherspoon, Fort Worth, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blackman, Griffin, were recent visitors of Miss Grace Garlington. WATER FACTS A |> /'VVE'RE DELIVERING OVER I M > 20 BILLION GALLONS ) IJB ( of SAFE WATER DAILY TO THE NA-nONI WILLING lakes.de | _ SfflH* \ 77/£ GREAT SALT LAKE IS 75 MILES BONNEv.u E A\ LONG, 50 Ml LBS WIDE AND /,800 k- -H PRIVATE AMD PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES r*“P PROVIDE iSO GALLONS OR 600 V '''\ QUARTS ORpUft£ WATER "V\ PER PERSON PALLY/ ft __ v llll§3?j © tem! tp&H WILLING WATER WEEK*AUG. 14-20-1966 Q BALLET SLIMNASTICS (Adults) Nancy Robison School of Dance Jackson, Georgia Phone 775-7166 WILLIAMS REUNION HELD AT INDIAN SPRINGS PARK The annual reunion of the fam ily of W. P. Williams was held on August 28th at Indian Springs State Park. When everyone arrived, lunch was served and it was enjoyed by all. The reunion will be held again next year on the fourth Sunday in August at the same location. The families present were: Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Williams, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Williams, Brenda, Ricky, and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shields, Linda and John, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams, Glenn and Andy, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Williams and Gail, Mrs. J. W. Bailey, Wendell, Joe and Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Williams and Stevie, Mr. and Mrs. Walter King, Donna and Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams and Morya, Rev. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Billy and Thomas, Mrs. Jewell Leverette and Carole, Mrs. Maud Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Williams. PERSONAL Spending the Labor Day week end with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hurt Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hurt Jr. and Sam of Macon, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Adams and Ron nie of College Park. Joining them for Sunday dinner were Mrs. L. P. McKibben Sr. and Miss Mary Gaulding, of Griffin, and Mr. and Mrs. George Lee of Birmingham, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paris and Tammy of St. Petersburg arrived Thursday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Price. Mr. and Mrs. Price toured the mountains of North Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee over the weekend with Tammy spending the weekend with her grandparents. Georgia College Queen Can Cook Georgia College Queen, Andrea Jane O’Neal, prepares Bar becue Cheese and Peanut Grillwich during the Best Foods Home Economics Event of the 1966 National College Queen Pageant. Andrea, a student at the University of Georgia, was one of the fifty finalists invited to New York for the Pageant. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tim O’Neal, 101 Smith Street, Hart well, Georgia. Barbecue Cheese and Peanut Grillwich 1/2 cup Skippy peanut 1/4 teaspoon Worcester butter shire sauce 1 tablespoon finely 8 slices enriched white chopped onion bread, toasted 1 tablespoon finely Mazola corn oil mar chopped green pepper garine, to spread 1/3 cup tomato juice 8 slices American process cheese Mix peanut butter, onion, green pepper, tomato juice and Wor cestershire sauce and beat until fluffy. Spread hot toasted bread lightly with margarine. Spread generously with peanut butter mixture. Top with slice of American cheese. Broil 5 inches from heat source one minute or until cheese bubbles. Makes 8 open face sandwiches or 4 closed sandwiches, with extra filling which mav be stored in the refrigerator. WILSON REUNION HELD AT INDIAN SPRINGS SUNDAY The descendants of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson, of Jasper County, met September 4th at Indian Springs. A bountiful lunch •was served at the noon hour. All six children were present including Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wilson and Buddy of Pollock, La.; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Morton, Thomas and Gene of Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson and Cathy, of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. David Holcomb, Jan and Sandra, of White Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brooks, of Union Point; Mrs. Emory Anderson, Connie and Buddy, of Sparta. Among the children of these SPECIALS GINGHAM GIRL FLOUR, 5 lbs. 39c RITZ CAN DRINKS, 4 for 29c TALL PET OR CARNATION MILK, 3 for 45c WHOLE FRYERS, lb. 29c 6-OZ. LIBBY’S LEMONADE, 6 for 59c GIANT CHEER 69c 18-OZ. BAM A ASSORTED JELLY, 4 for 99c SPAM, 12-oz. size 51c BONUS DETERGENT WITH FREE TOWEL, Giant size 69c Reg. size 28c 12-OZ. NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE $1.59 POTATOES, 5 lbs. 23c SCOTT TISSUE, 4 rolls 49c Cowan’s Super Market PHONE 777-7311 THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON. GEORGIA families married and living away were Mr. and Mrs. Carter Moore and Camille of Cairo; Mr. and Mrs. George Lamar Morton Jr. and Ronnie, of Indianapolis, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. George Spearing of Lexington; and Miss Viola Wil son of Monticello. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this oppor tunity to express my sincere thanks to everyone who was so thoughtful to me while I was in Sylvan Grove Hospital and since returning home. All of the flow ers, cards, phone calls, visits, prayers and every other act of kindness will always be remem bered.—C. B. Wise. NEW ARRIVALS VIA MASTER ENGLISH Mr. and Mrs. James W. Eng lish announce the birth of a son, James William, on August 30, at Newton County Hospital. Mrs. English is the former Miss Sarah Cleveland. LITTLE MISS FOSTER Mr. and Mrs. Truett L. Foster of Hiawassee, Ga. announce the birth of a daughter, Sonya Leigh, August 21st. Mrs. Foster will be remembered as the former Miss Martha Gardner of Jackson. The baby is the great granddaughter of Mrs. Will H. Phinazee of Jack son. Cash & Carry ! Nc. 179 "You I company ... not a carpontor.” CASH CARRY and i n c SUPPLIES & BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 7757955 JACKSON. GA. MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT! MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT-for the man whose own educational background qualifies him to provide a pro gram of quality training that our children need to meet the challenge of the future. MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT—for the man whose own successful business experience gives him the voice of authority to speak to big industry in search of better paying jobs for Georgians. MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT-by voting for the man with the courage to speak out for law and order and the deter mination to insure protection and peace for all Georgians. For a better day, im vote hr JAMES CRAY IR james BRAY for governor imrs mm ton smews mourn PERSONAL Mrs. James English and son, Jim, returned home from the Newton County Hospital on Sat urday. Mrs. H. H. Vaughn returned home from Emory Hospital on Wednesday, her many friends are delighted to learn. AT AUCTION 10:30 A.M. SAT., SEPT. 10 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimr 30 FRAME HOUSES TO BE MOVED FROM SITE IN MAGON, GA. Yes, thirty good, solid frame houses built with the kind of lumber that is no longer available will be sold for highest dollar bid for cash. The houses, located between Oglethorpe and Haw thorne Streets and near Bibb Mill No. 2 in Ma con, will be sold at the premises, but must be moved from the site. Buildings, suitable for ren tal property, tenant houses, lake cottages, work shop, etc., will be sold for cash, but financing can be made with experienced housemovers to have buildings moved and set up on your lot. If preferred, buildings can be torn down at the site. The houses contain plenty of good rafters, joists, studs, flooring, plumbing and electrical fixtures, hardware, etc. Sale will begin prompt ly at 10:30 A. M. THIS SATURDAY under our auction tent on the premises. Comfortable seat ing will be provided. Look into this excellent investment opportunity today. Call for illustra ted brochure. HUDSON and MARSHALL INC. LIQUIDATORS and AUCTIONEERS 3683 Houston Ave., Macon, Ga. Phone 745-0786 PERSONAL SP/4 and Mrs. James B. Col lins of Fort Bragg, N. C., visited relatives in the county during the weekend. M. L. Powell was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Powell in Hartwell, Sunday and Monday.