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Jackson Sailor Helps Form Huge Living Flag A Jackson sailor, Sanford Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Powell, was one of 10,000 Great Lakes Navymen who recently as sembled at Chicago’s Soldier Field to form a vast “Living Flag.’’ It is believed to be the largest human flag ever created. The program was sponsored by the Navy and the City of Chicago with Chicago’s mayor, Richard J. Daley, taking part. The ball of the flag, which measured 237 feet was made up of 260 men; the pole (not in cluding the hall) measured 550 feet long, four feet in width at the top. It required 700 men. The flag itself measured 293 feet in length at the top, 73 feet long at the bottom, 428 feet wide at the left end and 128 feet wide at the right end. , Dimensions of the star field are 143 feet at top, 66 feet at the bottom, 350 feet at the left end and 184 at the right end. The white stripes of the “Liv ing Flag” require 1,600 men, the red stripes 1,900 men, the stars 1,800 men, and the blue field ap proximately 3,400. Seaman Powell has recently completed his basic training at Great Lakes and is believed the only man from Butts County to take part in forming the Human Flag. WORTHVILLE MRS. R. M. WHITE Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hamlin and Shelley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Cook in Milledge ville. Mrs. J. H. O’Neal, of Mesa Arizona, left Saturday for a visit with friends in Jackson after spending two weeks wtih Mrs. J. H. Pope. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Chafin, Carlos Jr. and Rhonda Gay of Richmond, Va. are guests of Mrs. W. S. White, Mrs. P. B. White and Cynthia. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wright and Mrs. A1 Hammond, of Win der, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Bnl win, of Atlanta, Mrs. Gene Mul lins, Frances, Leslie, Darrell and Juanita, of Mansfield, were guests of Mrs. Lottie Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rooks and Shelia during the week. Jared White, enroute home to Spartanburg, S. C. from a vaca tion in Florida, spent Monday night with Mrs. R. M. White. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wilson of Atlanta were guests of Mrs. J. H. Pope on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McPeters, of Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne El kins and daughter of Porterdale, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Stone and Kim of Atlanta, were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Ben F. Stone on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis White and Myron, of Covington, were guests of Mrs. W. S. White, Mrs. P. B. White and Cynthia on Sun day. Rev. and Mrs. Ben F. Stone spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wiley near Coving ton. Little Gina Stone, of Jonesboro is visiting with her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. Ben F. Stone. HAS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRED? Please check your label. If so prompt renewal will be appreciated. The Jackson Pro gress-Argus. Cash & Carry A IOT OF mtw U>He AeeVJ 'HOWiST AS IME OAI IS LOWG-J SET IW A LITTLE DIBTV f “■'T CASH CARRY and j n c SUPPLIES & BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 775 7955 JACKSON. GA MARTIN RIDGEWAY ATTENDS WILDLIFE CAMP AT WAHSEGA One Butts County 4-H Club member was among the approxi mately 130 Georgia boys and I girls attending the 32nd annual j 4-H Wildlife Camp at Camp Wahsega recently. While attend ing wildlife camp, they learned such things as ecology, gun safe ty, animal tracks, plants useful to wildlife, predator control, taxi dermy, fish management, wild life management, veterinary sci ence and archery. The represent ative for Butts County at Wild life Camp was Martin Ridgeway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ridge way of Rte. 3, Jackson. The 4-H Wildlife camp is con ducted by the Cooperative Ex tension Service and is sponsored by the Sears-Roebuck Foundation and the Federal Cartridge Cor poration. Natur-Tender U. S. Choice Round Steak Full Cut Boneless |H||n LB. Top Round or Jiffy Cubed Steak Lb * # Sirloin Steak 99c Porterhouse Steak or T-Bone Lb. ’1.09 TURKEYS Swift Premium £ Butterball Hen B v 10-Lbs. &Up Average ~ I Oscar Mayer All Meat Sliced Bologna 12 ' oz - Pkfl - 59c Oscar Mayer Sliced Cooked Ham 6-ox. pkfl. 69 c Redfem Breakfast Link Sausage 10-oz. pk g . 49c Redfem Smoked Country Sausage lb. 89c Jiffy Flash O' Freeze Beef Save 10c Steaks is-oz. pk g . 79c FREEZER QUEEN Frozen Sliced Beef, Turkey & Gravy or Veal Parmagain sm 40 Your Choice ■ Jm 2-Lb. Pkg. B Yellow Corn CANTALOUPES 3 for SI.OO Red Potatoes 5 u* 39c CROWDER PEAS 2^25c String Beans 2 u* 35c Bulb 06 60 J h att 35c MORE SAVINGS When You Redeem- These Valuable Coupons! <*■" —■ ■' 50 EXTRA a GOLD BOND Stamps i With this coupon and pur chats of ( ONE VOLUME • Of THE Bible Story Library Offer good af local Colonial Stores* ! '*"L. U L ilM_<yiH, JW (l : l)i, Indian Springs MRS. W. A HOARD Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Crane of Smyrna will visit Mr. and Mrs. John Webb during camp meeting. Mrs. B. T. McMichael is feel ing much better and left Macon Hospital last week with her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Brown of Macon. Friends here were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Miller Ogle tree which occurred in Macon Hos pital last Sunday. She lived here for several years. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Moore and children are spending this week with Mrs. Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grier. Mrs. Lucy Torbet is in Sylvan Grove Hospital but is feeling much improved. Miss Blannie Stallworth is still on the sick list friends will be sorry to hear. Mr. and Mrs. James White of! Fresh Fruits & Vegetables fsORCTR/U GOLD BOND Stamps ’ With this coupon and purchase of > ONE NO U6S, It FT. OR FT. ' i M'Lady Shelf Paper ' ] i Otter good at local Colonial Stores' j thru Sat. Right August -24), i i 50 EXTRA toi GOLD BOND Stamps WHft this coupon and purchase of 1 1 ONE PKG. OF 12 C S QUART SIZE , j Tea Bags , j • Offer pood at local Colonial Stores. A yl THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS. JACKSON, GEORGIA • GUARANTEE Complete Sat/sfection on any Colonial meat purchase or Double Your Money Back Hormel Cure 81 Boneless Fully Cooked Whole or Half HAM .. 1.19 Beavers All-Meat WIENERS 12-oz. Pkg 39 c Oscar Mayer All Meat or All Beef BOLOGNA j 8-02 Pkg si I • . Vanilla Wafers A "jr Nabisco wo*, pkg. o/ c 50 EXTRAo GOLD BOND Stamps i With this coupon and purchase of 1 ONE ANY TYPE Raid Insecticide Offer good at local Colonial i thm Sat night. August 5. IH7. (1-24) ! 50 GOLD BOND Stamps With this coupon and purchase of i ONE St s SOLO CUP REFILLS Oft' , Holder with Cups i j j Offer good a local Colonial Stores. | .**!!? **>♦ S_ iy, (1-27) j Boys in Service A/2C Tyrone Williamson has arrived safely at Kimpa AFB in Korea after having spent 30 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Williamson (USAF Ret.) at Forest Park, and grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Wil liamson at Flovilla. Alamo, Ga. visited friends here one day last week. Mrs. Fred Everette of Irwin ton, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holloway and Mrs. Bessie Hoard. Mrs. Margaret Grier will visit her mother today in Macon at her sister’s home, Mrs. Cecil Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zontek and children of Florida left Sunday after spending last week here due to the illness of Mrs. Zontek’s mother, Mrs. B. T. McMichael, and grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Tor bet. Start August with CotoniaFs EXPLOSIVE PRICE WAR PRICES WIN UP TO SI,OOO WITH WINNING TV RACE CARDS LAST WEEK TO WIN FREE LAMES SOCCER TICKETS WITH LOSING TV RACE CARDS! Count on Colonial & Count up your Savings! cs Oil Save 4c 48-oz. Bottle 79c Grisce Oil Save 16c 48-oz. Bottle 89c Duncan Maas Cake Mixes 3 is-oz. pk g s*l Nescafe Instant Coffee 6-oz. Jar 89c CS kistant Coffee Stock Up 6-oz. Jar 69c Strawberry Preserves Bama 3 12-02. j ar s $1 Wagner Drinks Oran g e or Grapefruit 3 32-oz. Size 89c CS Pineapple Crushed No. 2 Can 29c Shortbread Squares oven Knsp 3 12-oz. pkgs. 59c Poaches Diet Deli g ht Yellow Cling 4 No. 303 Consul Fruit Cocktail Diet Delight 4 No. 303 Cans $ f Campbell’s Soup Vegetable Beef No. 1 Can 21c Mushroom Soup Campbell's No. 1 Can 17c Lesueur Peas stock up No. 303 can 29c Fresh Streak O’ Lean chunks u 39* Colonial's CS Ice Cream Half Gal. 49 c Save 20c Dairy Buys Margarine Solid Nutreat Lb. pkg. 15c Margarine Parkay Lb.otn.Pkg. 24c Our Pride Farm Style & Buttermilk Biscuits •" <* ls lOc Medium Sharp Cheese lb. 79c Kraft Aged Swiss Steed Cheese 6-oz. pkg. 49c | CS BREAD o ■ ■ —•r*. y Our Save 6V2C ■ Small Buns Hamburger 12-oz. Pkg. 27c Bar-B-Q Buns Hkkory smoked n-. pk 9. 27c Broad R Y® or Vienna 16-oz. Size 22C Square Calc G Japanese Fruit 26-oz. Size 63c Orange Cake Chiffon Glazed 26-oz. Size 39c 1 [ so EXTRA < GOLD BOND Stamps , With this coupon and purchase of , One 4 Of. Nestea 1“ Calorie Lemrn . Flavored Tea Mix Offer good at 'ocel Colonial Store* Sat, night. August IH7. (1-28) \ j j 100 EXTRA ®j .GOLD BOND Stamps! if With this coupon and purchase cf i k ONE 14 OZ. j Johnson's Pledge | Toffe* goovf at local Co’onio' Stores! night. AeystJ. JH7 fi-T®)^ ® zeerat/yg #y 48# Mwmzr co. I'M afoot today, CV II '\. ,/ . VII uihat'sa matter withl and if you ask me. my CAR is down AT C V I ||V /fj VOU GUYS ? YOU CRAZY p AL You O R,VE ■ OR somethin rvou AROONO uke yoo r A8 W HV'J :# is| Tr.r ou, N vou ABWcjotolctc^ Banquet Frozen Chicken, Turkey, Beef, Meat Loaf, Sal. Steak DINNERS 3,,„ $1 Pk9S ' ' ' p Save 30c Frozen Foods Banquet Fruit Save 16c Pies 3 20-oz. Pkgs.^l Banquet Save 20c Pot Pies 6 8-oz. Pkgs. Boil Bag Items Save 16c . Banquet 4 4'A-oz. pk g s. s | CS Orange Juice 2 6-oz. Cans 25C 6 Pack 69c 12-oz. Cans 23C a • Strietmann Dutch Choc, or . Cookies F -^ ni " a Lb - B ° 9 43c fSO EXTRA| GOLD BOND Stamps With this coupon and purchase of ONE IF OZ. POPS RITE I Popcorn in Oil <. k Offer good at local Coloaia! S*or*sj ! i thru Sat night, August S. iy. (I-3Q) 1 50 extra! i GOLD BOND Stamps ► With this coupon and purchase of ' I k ONE 14 OZ. . j j .Jubilee Kitchen Wax < Ofer gcvd at local Coloniel Stores, • i nighty AugutS.JH7 (LH)]| Clorox Bleach Half Gal. V fIBD C _ Limit one with $5 order or more TIDE DETERGENT Jtm r Size Limit one with $5 order or more KRAFT MAYONNAISE Limit one with $5 order o.r more Campbell’s Tomato SOUP No. 1 Can 3 _iqi SOME OF MANY PRICE WAR PRICES Purina 009 a '°* *■ 77c Kellogg’s s p* <iai K 10 h2 z 43c PORK & BEANS 15c, Save 2c—Campbell’s 16 oz. can * Toted B *" yQoek#r £ZSL 45c Aunt Jemima Grits Save 3c 2 *9*. 25c Wesson 03 49c Save 12c Crisco Shortening 3-Lb. Can 83C Save l'/jc Salt Mort ° n 26-OZ. Rkg. 12c Colonial Sugar Savel2e s-Lkßag 49c _ Domino 10X Save VAc Sugar Confectionary Lb- Box |7C Save lc MBk £££ <e- 17c M3k Evaporated 14'A-oz. Can 15C 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND Stamps! With this coupon and purchase of ' ONE 4 OZ. OR • OZ. * Tetley Tea ’ Offer good at local Colonial Stores' ! thru Sat night. August 5. 1F47. (1-22), j | 50 EXTRA*} GOLD BOND Stamps' * With this coupon and purchase of j \ ONE T\ Oft IP* SCHICK 1 Injector Blades j Offei good at local Coloniai Stores! thru Sa. jtight. August m/JI-a)]| THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1967 |COLONIAL STORES| All special prices and coupons in this ad are effective Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, August 2, 3,4, 5, 1967 at your local Colonial Store. Quantity rights reserved ... none sold to dealers! Breast O' Chicken Chunk TUNA 4‘ *1 . 6/2-Oz. ■ Cans Save 48c JeNo Gelatin f 50 EXTRA ] GOLD BOND Stamps 1 With this coupon and purchase of i One II Ox. White—Reg. or Extra Hold i Rain Hair Spray , Offer good af local Colonial Stores' ; night, Augest 5. JHY (104), rioEXTRA^i GOLD BOND Stamps , With this coupon and purchasa of i ONE 4 PK. , Choco-Nut Cone ( Offer good af local Colonial Stores, j ,JMuJSat. Maxwell House Coffee Instant fmg* 10-oz. Jar RenP w Save 24c CS Instant Coffee 10-oz. Jar 99c Save 20c Comet Cleanser 14-oz. Can 16c Save 2'Ac V-8 Vegetable Juice 46-oz. Can 39C Save 4c Libby Tomato Juice 46-oz. Can 35k Save 4c Sunsweet Prune Juice 32-az. Size 47c Save 4c Save 3'Ac _ _ 6-oz. Pkg. 19C 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND Stamps With this coupon and purpose of > ONE PKG. GROUND CHUCK Oft i ‘ Meat Loaf i 'Offer good at local Colonial Stores, thru Sat. night. August S. IH7. (M-3) f" 50 EXTRA <o>j GOLD BOND Stamps ’ With this coupon and purchase of ! , ONE PKG. Ground Round , i Offer good at local Colonial Stores thru Aegust S. IU7.JU4) 1