The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, October 17, 1968, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text. I s Mh if ‘EVyjh l 3mmß^&£jjg ' 1 jjfe f'' - J§|, ..'( |i4 ?. |J|j§t , 4 .’>> "\U V ; .' :! Miss Jane C. Claxton, left, and Mrs. J. Blackman Settle of Jackson High School were among those attending a special luncheon given by the new Atlanta Repertory Theatre at the Biltmore Hotel in Atlanta last week. They are pictured above with Michael How ard, Artistic Director, Atlanta Repertory Theatre. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Levi J. Ball re turned Friday from a three week’s tour of the Western Uni ted States that included visits to Yellowstone, Yosemite National Park, Sequoyah National Park, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Grand Canyon, Paint ed Desert, and the Petrified For est. Mrs. John L. Coleman and Mrs. Virginia Kelly just returned via plane from a five day visit with their sisters, Mrs. Ina Phil lips of Laurel, Md., and Mrs. Marty Williams of Glen Burnie, Maryland. Friends of Mrs. Ed (Nell) Car michael are happy to learn of improvement in her condition at Piedmont Hospital where she un derwent recent serious surgery. ALICE IN WONDERLAND PLAY SCHOOL Will Open Nov. 4th At 740 Kay Street Jackson, Ga. School will run through June Ist Hours 9 thru 12 Age: 4 Years Call Mrs. Jackie Hutcheson, 775-3824 DERANEY'S Is Now Headquarters For JOHN ROMAIN HAND BAGS . Come by today and see our new assortment of ladies hand bags. DERANEY'S DEPT. STORE PERSONAL Dr. and Mrs. Joe Lister and children, Stevie and Kimberly, recently moved to Jackson and are making their home at 537 East Third Street. Friends of Tony Grant are de lighted to learn that he returned home Monday from St. Joseph’s Hospital, Atlanta, where he was hospitalized about two weeks with a broken leg. He is able to be out on crutches. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank those friends who remembered me while in the hospital, as well as since return ing home, with flowers, visits, phone calls, and other kind deeds. Every expression of love and concern was appreciated more than words can express.—Vir ginia Hoard. Jackson “Little Devils” Are Also Undefeated Jackson has another team that need not take a back seat to the Green Hornets or anyone else for that matter. It is the Bth Grade Little Devils coached by Jimmy Hardy and Harold Smith . In three games played to date, Jackson has defeated Manchester 13-6; Gray 40-0; and Forsyth 39- 6. The next home game will be October 23rd at 5 o’clock against Newton County. Members of the team include Mark Maddox, QE, 79; Darrell Kitchens, LHB, 115; Jerry Greer, RHB, 125; James Brown, FB, 165; James Dupree, LE, 125; Kenny Smith, LT, 125; Newton Maddox, LG, 125; Auze Dover, C, 125; Don McKibben, RG, 125; Wallie Jen kins, RT, 185; Eddie Clark, RE, 140; Charles Washington, LB, 125; Harry Reeves, LB, 115; Tommy Stewart, RG, 115; Jimmy Fogg, HE, 100; Larry Biles, HB, 70; Bennie Dupree, HB, 95; Roy Rogers, LT, 125; Joe Goodman, HB, 125; John Sims, E, 135; Howard Rossey, G, 125; David Mathis, 115; Larry Fears, 98; James Price, 100; Mike Letson, 95. Coaches Hardy and Smith cited Newton Maddox, Tommy Stew art, Don McKibben, Wallie Jen kins, Kenny Smith, and Auze Dover for their fine blocking, and called James Dupree, James Brown, Charles Washington, Jer ry Greer, Darrell Kitchens, Joe Goodman, Harry Reeves, and Auze Dover outstanding in their defensive play. The Jackson coaches praised Quarterback Mark Maddox, all 79 pounds of him, for superb ball handling and play calling. He has also kicked two PATs. Other Jackson players scoring include Don McKibben, James Brown, Darrell Kitchens, James Dupree, Eddie Clark, Jerry Greer, and Joe Goodman. STANLEY BALL NAMED SCIENCE CLUB OFFICER Carrollton, Ga.—Stanley Ball, son of Eugene Ball of Jackson, was recently named first vice president of the History and Po litical Science Club. Any student interested in the promotion of the study of history or political science and the de velopment of citizenship is eligi ble for membership in this club. The officers of the organization are constitutionally required to be history or political science majors. At bi-monthly meetings the programs consist of forums, lectures, tours and pictures. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the many friends and relatives who remem bered me with flowers, cards, calls, prayers and other acts of kindness while a patient at St. Joseph’s Hospital and since re turning home. 1 am glad to re port that my broken leg is mend ing and that I am able to be out on crutches. Your expressions of sympathy and kind remembran ces of me will ever be cherished. —Tony Grant. THE BEAUTY HAPPENING (Formerly Billie Jo’s Beauty Salon) Billie Gilbert announces that Jennie Hardy has bought half interest in the beauty salon formerly operated as Billie Jo’s Beauty Salon. They, and Linda Harris, invite their friends and customers to come by or call for appointment and to take advantage of their specials on per manents, frosting, and bleaching. Specials Thru November Ist SIO.OO Permanent 58.50 $12.50 Permanent SIO.OO $15.00 Permanent 512.50 $20.00 Frosting 513.50 $25.00 Bleaching 518.50 Operators Billie Gilbert Jennie Hardy Linda Harris THE BEAUTY HAPPENING 775-2169 380 Watson St. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA Incumbents Nominated in City Primary Eighty five voters cast ballots in the City Primary October 11th and nominated incumbent Mayor C. B. Brown, Jr., and incumbent Councilmen Milton Daniel and W. O. Ball, from the Second and Third Wards respectively, for an other term. Also nominated in the same primary were members of the City of Jackson Democratic Ex ecutive Committee. The General Election for the City of Jackson will be held Wednesday, November 6th, at the City Hall. The election will be held under the jurisdiction of the City of Jackson with polls open ing at 7 a. m. and closing at 7 p. m. NEW ARRIVALS VIA LITTLE MISS JACKSON Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackson of Jackson announce the birth of a daughter, Catherine Dyan, Sun day afternoon, October 13th, at Griffin-Spalding County Hospital. Mrs. Jackson will be pleasantly remembered as the former Miss Patricia Glidewell of Jackson. MASTER BROOKS Mr. and Mrs. William T. (Son ny) Brooks of Houston, Texas, announce the birth of a son, Barry Shannon, on Thursday, October 3rd. k / Y *1 SALE WBACKINTOWN! STARTS THURSDAY r OCTOBER 17th SAVE MONEY...SAVE TIME Get your HANDY SHOPPING LIST NOW! Save Time —check your family’s needs this convenient way Avoid Waiting —leave your order with us avoid the crowds Assure Savings —your order is filled while our stocks are complete 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 - PLUS A PENNY!:; DAY PHONE 775*7812 NIGHT PHONE 775-7044 a PRESCRIPTION W *3* JACKSON GA. Kiwanians Adopt New By-Laws Members of the Jackson Ki wanis Club Tuesday night voted to adopt new by-laws that were | recommended at the Kiwanis In j ternational Convention during I the summer in Toronto. The by-law changes were read and explained by Ralph Carr Jr., club secretary, who was one of the Jackson delegates, along with Hugh Glidewell, to the interna tional meeting. Bailey Crockarell was program chairman and pre sented Mr. Carr. President Frank Forehand call ed attention to the pancake sup per on November sth at the school lunchroom. A highlight of the fall season will be the Ladies Night meeting October 29th at which Dr. Henry T. Malone will be the feature speaker. Mr. Ma lone is a former governor of the Georgia Kiwanis District. John Schroeder was welcomed as anew member. E'd Hoard rep resented the Key Club. Levi Ball was saluted musically on his birthday during the week. PEPPERTON WMU MET SATURDAY NIGHT The Pepperton WMU met Sat urday night, Oct. 5, at the Com munity House. Mrs. Jean King was in charge of the program, “New Patterns For Changing Times.” At the close of the meet ing refreshments were served by Mrs. King. REflLfSflVfflGS MO^ARGAi'n^^SEDCA^^ 1961 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door HT, Extra Nice 1965 Pontiac Catalina 4 Door, Air Cond., Real Nice 1962 Buick Electra 225, Air Cond., Real Nice 1966 Impala, Air Conditioned, Clean 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 1964 Chevelle 6 Cyl., Straight Shift, Runs Real Good I ABW CHEVROLET C° /CHEVROLET / —— EAST THIRD ST. PHONE 775-7893 JACKSON, GA. o FOR BILL-PAYING CONVENIENCE START YOUR ACCOUNT WITH US! Jackson National Bank Etch depositor Insured to HSJDOO FDI€ 9CXKAL DCPOST IMSUtANCX COtPOtATXNf AT THE HOSPITAL Patients at Sylvan Grove Hos pital during the week of October 9-16 include: A. O. Allen, Hollis Thaxton, E s telle McMichael, Augustus Evett, Jessie Coe, Sara Hamlin, Clyde Wise, Eva Thompson, Sid ney Price, Doyle Johnson. Betty Green, Martha Sullivan and baby girl, Rolfe Burford, Vivian Hodges, Eva Mangham, Lillian Evans, Ella Young. Boys in Service Sgt. Ricky L. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin L. Johnson of Jackson, has just completed school on the RF-4C Phantom 11, at Shaw AFE, S. C. Following a short leave at home, Sgt. John son will leave Wednesday, Oct. 23rd, for Udorn, Thailand where he will complete his 4-year tour of duty in the United States Air Force. Weaver Insurance Agency Complete INSURANCE Service LIFE FIRE AUTOMOBILE P. H. WEAVER Phone 775-6911 "let's open a joint checking account at the bank. You can make the deposits and /'// draw the checks!" ~ few THURSDAY, OCT. 17, 1968 CITY PHARMACY To HAVE 1 CENT SALF. City Pharmacy begins ; ts original lc sale October which Dr. Tom O’Dell says -i ? biggest single event in our an . nual sales history.” Dr. O’Dell recalled that the first Rexall lc sale was initiated in 1913 and has become an event so popular that it is anticipated by millions of buyers over the nation.- PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brittain and Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Dodson went over to Athens Saturday afternoon for the Georgia-Missis sippi game at Sanford Field. Among those attending the Georgia-Mississippi game in Ath ens Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Robison Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Seaborn IV. Mad do- attended the Georgia-Missis sippi game in Athens last Satur day afternoon.