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REV. DON FOLSOM TO
BE BPW SPEAKER
The Thanksgiving meeting of
the Jackson Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club will be
Monday night, November 25th, at
the Jackson Clubhouse, beginning
at 7 o’clock.
Rev. Don Folsom, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, has
been secured by the Personal De
velopment Committee, Mrs. N. A.
Powell, chairman, as guest speak
er.
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Free Bonus of One Electric Blanket, double
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
JACKSON FURNITURE EXCHANGE
Phone 775-3339
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Mary Peron 7 —Manchester 7
Cordon 16 —Fayette Cos. 0
Monticello 40 —Darwton Cos. 6
Hoganaville 20 Bremen 9
Walker 24 —Griffin 21
Tenneiiee 22 —Tech 8 (Froh)
Notre Dame 34 —Tech 6
Georgia 17 —-Auburn 3
Atlanta 16—Chicago 13
Georgia 20—
Gordon 14 (Froh)
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MARVIN STRAWN WAS
HONOREE AT 85th
BIRTHDAY PARTY SUNDAY
The family and relatives of Mr.
Marvin Strawn, one- of Butts
County’s oldest residents, gath
ered at the home of his daugh
; ter, Mrs. J. R. Marchman on
j Sunday, November 17 to help
j celebrate his eighty-fifth birth
day.
Dinner guests were Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Marchman, Mrs. Mar
vin Strawn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Strawn, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cook
and Mrs. Lila James, all of Jack
son; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin An
drews of Hapeville and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Haralson of Villa
Rica.
After the birthday dinner the
honoree was presented with many
nice and useful gifts.
Other relatives and friends
dropped by in the afternoon to
wish Mr. Strawn a Happy Birth
day and everyone had a very en
joyable time.
JONESBORO BROWNIES
ViSIT MRS. GILMORE
FOR DAY’S OUTING
Mrs. Arthur Gilmore was host
Saturday to 19 Brownie Scouts
and five parents of Troop 249,
Jonesboro, at a picnic and outing
at her home on Jackson Lake.
During the day the Brownies
enjoyed hiking, nature study,
games, songs, and a picnic lunch.
Cathy Taylor, granddaughter of
Mr. and Mr. Gilmore, is a member
of the troop that visited here
Saturday.
PERSONAL
Friends of Mr. Frank Stephens
will be interested to know that
he has just returned home from
a two weeks stay in Griffin-
Spalding County Hospital, where
he underwent surgery. Mr. Steph
ens will return to the hospital in
two weeks.
THE JACKSON PROCRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON. GEORGIA
NOVEMBER MEETING OF
MIMOSA GARDEN CLUB
HELD WITH MRS. HICKS
The November meeting of the
Mimosa Garden Club was held
at the home of Mrs. Wright Hicks
with Mrs. P. H. Weaver, Mrs.
Jack Newman and Mrs. Howard
Jolly serving as co-hostesess. Tra
ditional Thanksgiving refresh
ments were served prior to the
program.
It was a pleasure to have Mrs.
Norman D. Gibson as a guest and
Mrs. Ted Evans of Athens, a for
mer member of the club, to be
present. They were given a warm
welcome.
The president, Mrs. Vincent
Jones, expressed appreciation to
all members who helped with the
Stay and See Georgia contest.
Mrs. Jones issued an invitation
for members to see Miss Scott’s
Chi-istmas arrangements at the
Community Room of the Jackson
National Bank on November 18th.
The club expressed appreciation
for the invitation to see Mrs.
Elizabeth Watkins’ Christmas
decorations at the meeting of
the Cherokee Garden Club.
There was discussion of the
Christmas Lighting contest which
will be planned by the Garden
Club Council. The Mimosa Gar
den Club will cooperate in any
way requested.
Mrs. N. A. Powell introduced
the program for the meeting.
Colorful table arrangements had
been made by the hostesses.
These were semi-formal, break
fast table, informal luncheon
table, breakfast tray and buffet
table. Mrs. Max Polk narrated
each table and used as a guide
rules from etiquette and floral
arrangements.
NEW ARRIVALS
VIA
LITTLE MISTER SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Iran Smith an
nounce the birth of a son, Jeffrey
Wayne, on November 19 at Grif
fin Hospital. Mrs. Smith is the
former Sherry Dorris of Waverly,
Tennessee.
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JACKSON TRI-HI-Y
TO HOLD BAKE SALE
The Tri-Hi-Y of Jackson High
School will hold a bake sale on
Monday, November 25, and Tues
day, November 26. It will be set
up on the court house square and
at Econ-O-Way Laundry on
South Mulberry St.
The sale will be from 4:00
p. m. to 6:00 p. m. both days. The
club will use the money collected
to send to “World Service”. This
is an organization which helps
feed and clothe the poor people
all over the world.
We want to invite everyone to
come to the bake sale and buy
home-made candy form the Tri-
Hi-Y.—Norma Hearn, Reporter.
PERSONAL
Misses Delia and Georgie Wat
kins, Mrs. E. D. Briscoe, Mrs.
Wayne Barnes and Mrs. John
Schroeder spent Tuesday at Cal
laway Gardens, attending a lec
ture and workshop on Christmas
arrangements.
Let's Talk Turkey!
10 Lb. Turkey given with purchase of:
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Effective October 24th thru December 24th
HODGES HDWE. & FURN. CO
Think ahead to next Christmas. Will you have the cash to
enjoy a gift shopping spree? You will if you start saving
in a Christmas Club account for merrier gifting ’69.
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