The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, October 31, 1968, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, OCT. 31, 1968 1 -a FRANKIE JENKINS TO BE BRIDE OF PHIL COWAN NOVEMBER 23rd Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Jenkins of Augusta, Georgia announce the engagement of their daughter, Frankie, to Benjamin Phillip Cowan of Atlanta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton G. Cowan of Jackson, Georgia. The bride-elect is a graduate of Waynesboro High School and Barrett School of Nursing. She is employed by Obstetrics & Gyne cology Associates. The groom-elect is a graduate of Jackson High School and the University of Georgia. He is em ployed by Travelers Insurance Cos. The wedding will be at 4:30 p. m. November 23rd at St. John Methodist Church, Augusta, Ga. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep appreciation for the kindnesses shown us during the death of our husband, father and grand father, George A. Yancey. We wish to thank Sheriff Pope and his Department, Haisten Funeral Home, Dr. Howell and Dr. New man, the personnel of Sylvan Grove Hospital, our many friends and neighbors. May God bless everyone is our prayer.—Wife, Children and Grandchildren of George A. Yancey. ARE COUNTRY SET GIRLS SPOILED? ABSOLUTELY! 1 **** | goes holi-dating in a devastating duo: the top beautifully shaped in espresso brown imported velvet, matching the belt and braid trim on the creamy white wool tweed skirt. Sizes 3-15, Deraney's Cambridge Shop NEW ARRIVALS VIA LITTLE MISS KINARD Mr. and Mrs. Danriy Kinard of Griffin announce the birth of a daughter, Alice, October 20th at the Griffin-Spalding County Hospital. Mrs. Kinard will be re membered as the former Miss Rebecca Ridgeway of Griffin. Mr. Johnny Kinard is a grandfather. MASTER HARRIS Mr. and Mrs. Drexel Harris of Jackson announce the birth of a son, Drexel Dirk, on October 10th at the Griffin-Spalding County Hospital. Mrs. Harris will be re membered as Miss Monique Mad dox of Jackson. Boys in Service Bill Kitchens spent a 14-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kitchens, before go ing to Viet Nam. IN APPRECIATION Words are inadequate for me to express my appreciation for the many acts of kindness shown me at the time of my recent be reavement. May I take this space to say, “Thank You’’ dear friends and relatives for the beautiful floral offerings, trays of food, visits, calls, prayers, and cards. May God’s richest blessings be upon each and everyone of you is my sincere prayer. A special “Thank You” to Dr. Wages and nurses at Sylvan Grove Hospital. —Mrs. Paul (Dora) Maddox. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS. JACKSON. GEORGIA HAPPY BIRTHDAYS The Progress-Argus extends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: November I—Annette Pope, John L. Coleman, James Ridge way, Charlie Campbell, James R. Tingle, Colleen Freeman, David Deraney, George Wilmer Wash ington, Cheryl Lee Cook, Bever ly Susan McClelland, Ronald Pope, Sharon Wren Johnson, William Cliett Redman, 111. November 2—Erma Jane Car michael, Fleetwood Duffey, El vin Grant, T. H. Rosser, Onree Mackey, Mrs. Jack Diel, Mrs. R. C. Wilson, Mrs. Bertha Bunn, Green T. Willard, Larry Burford, Zack Carter, Frances Long, Roy Mitchell, Mrs. Fannie Mae Mad dox, Sharon Renee Batchelor, Teri Lynn Johnson, Aubrey O. Washington. November 3—Betty Jones, Mrs. Horace Bankston, J. L. Moore, Mrs. Bill Harris, Mrs. L. W. May, Charles Sibley. November 4 —Mary Frances Smith, Joe Faulkner, W. M. Gall man, Amelia Fletcher, Mrs. La mar Phillips, Henry Latham, Bill Sasser, Charles Fountain, Gregory Burt Fears, Mickey Al len Laymon, Lisa Karen Kierbow, Mrs. Charles E. Rooks 111. November s—Grace Singley, J. C. McClure, Mrs. F. L. Maddox, Perry Gene Duke, Charlotte Kit chens, Mrs. Bob Carmichael, Mrs. Roy Prosser, John Lewis Carter, David Haynes, Butler Smith, Wil liam L. Patrick, Marilyn Pope, W. E. Blue, R. A. Vaughn, Kathy Arlene Rutledge, James Petti grew Wade, Tammi Dianne Franks, Raymond Larry Luns ford, David Roland Washington. November 6—Horace Lee Caw thon, Mrs. Lois Helm, Mrs. Betty H. Tyler, Mrs. Albert Duke, Mrs. T. W. Hammond, Herbert O’Kel ley, Mrs. Harry Fletcher, Danny Blue, M. L. Hodges, Jr., Carl DeWitt Jarrell, David Chestnut, Karen Heath. November 7—George T. Hark ness, Valeria Mackey, Kathleen Mackey, Elzie Wells, Mrs. Oscar Owens, David R. Bailey, John Burt Knowles, Mrs. G. W. Blan kenship, Mrs. Grover McKibben, Jr., Mrs. Nevin Clay. Boys in Service LUZON, Philippines—Airman First Class Dennis C. Mangham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Mangham of Rt. 2, Jackson, Ga., has arrived for duty at Clark AB, Philippines. Airman Mangham, a weapons mechanic, is assigned to a unit of the Pacific Air Forces. He previously served at Eglin AFB, Fla. The airman is a 1966 graduate of Jackson High School. COL^M BY TYLER WATTS Chapel bells throughout the South have sounded a back-to campus summons and an exodus of college students from Butts County have signaled the end of the summer vacation period. Per haps the largest number of stu dents in the county’s history are presently attending colleges, uni versities, technical and trade schools. The list of students is as com plete and accurate as available information allows. If ommissions are noted or an error in the col lege listings observed, please call the newspaper office so cor rections can be made. Wesleyan—Karen Garr. Georgia Southwestern —-Johnny Carter, Bobby Greer, Bennie Dover, Bobby Duke. Middle Georgia—Candee Car michael, Stanley Vaughn, Debbie Hodges, Jerry Sellers, Charles Fountain, Hugh Bond, Jed. Jinks, Jimmy Freeman, Jesse James, Larry Lawrence, Lanier Burford. Au b urn University—Cathye Blue, Hugh Glidewell Jr. University of Georgia—Byrd Garland, Mack Cawthon, Alton Wise, Newton Etheredge, Ginni lu Etheredge, Cary Pope, Gene Pope, Peggy Goff, Linda Young, Dorner Carmichael, Karen Brown, Mike Howell, Bryan Howell. University of Georgia School of Pharmacy—Danny Hoard. University of Georgia Grad uate School—Tyler Watts. Georgia Tech—Leon Cook, Bobby Harrison, Lindsey Powell, David Cook, Jimmy Patrick, Tom my Carmichael, David Polk, George Weaver, Homer Moel chert, Julian Wells, David Clifton Morell. Georgia Southern—Jean Ev ans, Merrelyn Price, Amelia Bry ant, Mike Wallace, Linda Martin, Anne Cawthon, Kay Whidby, El len Payne, Claire Mangham. Tift Beth Barnes, Anita Waldrep, Anne Moore, Gail Car ter, Mina Torbett, Judy Smith. West Georgia College—Ken neth Duke, Tommy Raney, Chuck Pulliam, Mike Duke, Martha Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. David Maddox, Walter Carmichael, Lar ry Morgan, Emily McKibben, Mary Ruth Martin, Joey McClel land, Lewis Freeman, Robert Ridgeway, Stanley Ball, Fredalyn Smith, David Mask, Robert Rice. North Georgia College—Ricky Beauchamp, Gary Yawn, John Al len Moore. Emory University—Ed Martin. LaGrange —Lucia Carr. Georgia College at Milledge ville —Mary Lee. Georgia State —Jennifer Cole man, Henry Ball, Jean Moss, Sea bie Maddox. Oxford College of Emory Uni versity—Denise Fears, Annise Potts. VOTE FOR |j||| GEORGE C. WALLACE FOR PRESIDENT Reinhart College Larry Fletcher. Mercer Law School—Ben Gar land. Presbyterian College'—Charlie Breedlove. Jacksonville State—Larry Let son. Valdosta State—Mrs. David Dover. Abraham Baldwin David Ridgeway, Raleigh Henry. Gordon—Joe Brown, Sandra Brown. South Georgia College—Wright Hicks. Southern Tech—Ricky Lewis, Alton Potts. Troy State College—Jimmy Herbert. Oglethorpe College—D avid Potts. Wake Forest—Cole Kelly. Bren a u Academy (High School) Kathy Miller. Riverside Academy (II ig h School) —Bobby Lavender. Young Harris College—Vic Smith. Duke University—Jim Wise. Trevecca Nazarene College— Mark Goodwin. Southern College of Pharmacy of Atlanta—Mrs. Herman Waits. Georgia Baptist School of Nursing—Candy Adams. St. Joseph’s School of Nursing —Becky Glidewell. Westminster College and Bible Institute—Linda Elliott. Massey Business College—Gay Breedlove, Cissy McClelland. Griffin Tech—David Bailey, David McClendon, Larry Cowan, Bob Woodward, Danny Brooks, Dennis Colwell, Mack Spruell. Marsh Draughon Business School—Diane Fletcher. OUT OF TOWN FRIENDS ATTEND MADDOX RITES Among the out of town friends and relatives attending funeral services for Mr. Paul Maddox at the chapel of Haisten Funeral Home on October 21st were: Mr. and Mrs. Abner Caldwell, Tommie Joe Hammond, of Grif fin; Iverson Wright and Van Jones, of Barnesville; Col. and Mrs. Rudy Sullivan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Atkins Flynt, Wil liam Westbrooks, all of Forsyth. Bob T. Williamson, Roger L. Spurlin, Mr. and Mrs. Roy War ren, Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCrary and family, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Leßoy Maddox, Mrs. Ray Hold man, all of Atlanta; Mrs. Stephen T. Spruill of Dunwoody, Mrs. Jim Brown of Locust Grove. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Layne, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Peck, all of Ly ons; Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Mere dith of Tenofly, N. J.; Mrs. E. E. Gossett of Greenville, S. C. 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