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MRS. WINNIE MOORE GAVE
CHEROKEE CLUB POINTERS
ON FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
Members of the Cherokee Gar
den Club were given many point
ers on flower arrangements by
Mrs. Jack Moore at their meeting
Thursday night, February 6, at
the home of Mrs. J. S. Ball Jr.
Joint hostesses with Mrs. Ball
were Mrs. Wm. M. Davis, Mrs.
John Hunt, and Mrs. Doyle Jones
Jr.
Asa forerunner of the work
shop scheduled for Tuesday night,
February 25th at the home of
Mrs. J. W. Carter, Mrs. Moore
gave interesting information on
arrangements, describing them
as bundles of sweet thoughts
done up in a neat package. She
told of elements needed to make
arrangements, gathering of flow
ers, preparation of stems, defoli
ation, preservation, and design
ing.
In regard to church arrange
ments, she said the architectural
line of the church should be con
■■ idercd. The decorations should
! ave a unity of plan and all parts
harmonize. The arrangements
: hould be dignified and impres
sive and the flowers used must
have carrying power.
Three types of mass arrange
ments suitable for church as
given by Mrs. Moore are massed
triangle, massed oval, and massed
vertical.
She touched on flower ar
rangements for a dining table,
stating the arrangement can ex
press any mood, all depending up
on the china used and the flowers
and accessories. She advised
against using candles for deco
rations; always burn them. In
closing she said “Flower arrange
ments are the mirror of the
Soul."
Mrs. V. H. Ham, whose term
as president expired with the Feb
ruary meeting, welcomed Mrs.
Charles W. Carter, Mrs. Robert
L, Williams, and Mrs. David
Hack as new members. Mrs.
Gerald Ross was a special guest.
She announced the Southern Liv
ing Show to he held in Atlanta
at Southern Civic Convention
Hall, 395 Piedmont Avenue in
Atlanta. March 1-9, with ad
vance tickets available through
the Cherokee Garden Club at
$1.50 each.
Flowers brought by members
included: Arrangement, Miss
Elizabeth McMichael, Ist; Speei-
NOTICE
The Bonnie Restaurant
Will be closed all day Sunday, February
16th, for remodeling work in the kitchen.
We will open again Monday morning at
5 o’clock. Thank you for bearing with us dur
ing this one day remodeling period.
The Ronnie* Ro^taurant
NOTICE
Any person, firm, cr corporation doing grad
ing and excavation work in the City of Jackson
is requested to please notify the Gas Depart
ment, City of Jackson, in advance so that gas
lines can be checked and work can be done
without danger of an explosion such as hap
pened last year in Hapeville when several per
sons were killed.
There have been one or more instances of
potential danger here from gas lines which
were uncovered and ruptured by bulldozers.
To avoid a tragedy, we respectfully ask the co
operation of all those engaged in any kind of
excavation work on anew building, or the
demolition of a standing structure.
City of Jackson, Gas Department
JIMMY SAUNDERS. SUPERINTENDENT
MRS. GERALD ROSS WAS
HONOREE AT PARTY
GIVEN BY MRS. HOLSTON
Mrs. Francis Holston was host
ess at a coffee Tuesday morning
\at her home on East College
Street in honor of Mrs. Gerald
Ross. Assisting her in serving
were Mesdames Dan Fears and
Hal Summers.
Invited guests included Mes
dames Tom O’Dell, Jim Howell,
James Yeomans, Bobby Mackey,
T. E. Robison Jr., Don Folsom,
Randolph Long, Jack Newman,
Loy Hutcheson, Robert Williams,
and Andy Holston.
The dining room table held a
beautiful centerpiece of glads
and mums gaily interspersed with
peppermint and red carnations.
Tiny red and white hearts high
lighted the carnations, carrying
out the Valentine theme.
Mrs. Ross was presented the
lovely centerpiece by the hostess.
Other recent parties honoring
the newcomer to Jackson include
a coffee given by Mrs. Don Fol
som at her home on East Third
Street, and a luncheon at The
Bonnie Restaurant.
DAR MEMBERS ASKED TO
BRING JELLO BOX TOP
The DAR will meet on Satur
day, February 15, at 3 o’clock
p. m. at the clubhouse.
Since this is American History
Month, all members are urged to
attend. The hostesses for the
program Saturday are Mrs. J.
Avon Gaston, Mrs. J. M. Nutt,
Mrs. G. N. Etheredge, Miss Gin
nilu Etheredge, Mrs. W. A. Rem
ington and Mrs. R. 0. Settle.
Every member is asked to
bring a Jello boxtop to be re
deemed for cash value, for con
tributions to the DAR.
PERSONAL
Friends will be interested to
learn that Tyrone Williamson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Williamson (USAF Ret.) of
Forest Park, was released from
the USAF at Robins AFB on
January 31st, and has resumed
work with Southern Bell Tele
phone Company in Atlanta.
men, Mrs. Levi Ball, Ist; Mrs.
B. B. Garland, 2nd and Pot
Plant, Mrs. Jack Moore, Ist.
The hostesses served caramel
cake and coffee at the conclusion
of the meeting.
NAME OMITTED IN
STORY OF BALLENGER
TRAYLOR ENGAGEMENT
I
In the announcement in last
week’s paper of the engagement
of Miss Ethel Janice Ballenger
to Mr. James Lee Traylor, an
error was made in the first para
graph when the name of Mr.
Traylor’s father was omitted. The
paper regrets this mistake and
the first paragraph is reprinted
herewith.
Mrs. Mildred Ballenger of
Jackson announces the engage
ment and forthcoming marriage
of her daughter, Ethel Janice, to
Mr. James Lee Traylor, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Tray
lor of Thomaston, Georgia. The
wedding will be solemnized at the
home of the bride on March Ist
in the presence of close friends
and the immediate families.
NEW ARRIVALS
VIA
MASTER FLETCHER
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Fletcher
of Jackson announce the birth
of a son, David Charles Fletcher,
February 9th at Piedmont Hos
pital. Mrs. Fletcher will be re
membered as Miss Marilyn Town
ley of Carrollton.
MASTER HARMON
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harmon
of Smyrna announce the birth of
a son, Thomas Allan, February
Bth at Georgia Baptist Hospital.
The baby is the grandson of Mrs.
Eslyn Jinks and great grandson
of Mrs. W. J. White, both of
Jackson. Mrs. Harmon is the for
mer Miss Jan Jinks.
LITTLE MISS MONTGOMERY
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Montgom
ery of Jackson announce the
birth of a daughter, Patrice Eliz
abeth, on February sth at the
Griffin-Spalding County Hospital.
Mrs. Montgomery before her
marriage was the former Miss
Patsy Ann Butler of Tifton.
MASTER EASON
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Eason of
Thomasville, Ga., announce the
birth of a son, Michael Willis, on
January 29th at Archbald Hos
pital. Mrs. Eason will be remem
bered as the former Brenda Joyce
Wilson of Flovilla.
PERSONAL
Mr. Joe Gilmore was admitted
Saturday to Sylvan Grove Hos
pital where his condition Mon
day was reported as much im
proved.
RA Family Of
Surveyors
Surveying is a natural
trait in the McElheney
family. H. W. McElhen
ey, present Butts County
Surveyor, points out that
his grandfather, J. M.
Collins, served as county
surveyor from 1892 until
1932. The present survey
or succeeded his grand
father in 1932 and served
until 1940 and worked with Mr. Tobe Moore
from 1940 until 1948. His uncle, Tom Collins,
became surveyor in 1952 and served until 1966
when he was succeeded by Mr. McElheney who
was appointed to fill Mr. Collins’ unexpired
term to January 1, 1969. Mr. McElheney is
presently serving a term that expires in 1973.
H. W. McELHENEY
466 West Ave. Ph. 775-7158
THE JACKSON FROGKRSS-ARGUS. JACKSON, GEORGIA
Students Form
Rocket Club
At Jackson High
Students interested in Model
Rocketery at Jackson High School
have formed a club. The club is
not directly associated with JHS,
although a teacher, Mr. Harvey
Wilson, sponsors it. The club was
formed with the interest of pro
moting a better understanding in
the aerospace field. Anyone in
grades 8 thru 12 who wishes to
join, please contact Mr. Wilson
through the school, or come to
a meeting on any Tuesday im
mediately after school in Mr.
Wilson’s room.
The officers elected are: Steve
Barnes, president; Brent O’Quinn,
secretary; Robert Riddle, auditor.
We also invite other clubs of
this nature to correspond with us
in the interest of contests. —
Brent O’Quinn, Secretary.
WORTHVILLE
MRS. MINNIE LEE HODGES
Mr. Don Rooks visited his
! mother, Mrs. Hubert Wright in
Winder Sunday.
Mrs. Gene Mullins, Juanita and
Jeffery of Mansfield spent Tues
day with Mrs. Lottie Martin, Mrs.
Don Rooks and Shelia.
Mr. and Mrs. Battie White of
Covington spent Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Washington.
Mrs. Eslyn Jinks and Mrs. W. J.
White visited relatives and
friends here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Strawn
visited Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Ire
land Monday. *
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Stroud of
Union visited Mr. and Mrs. S. J.
Ireland Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Smith
and son, Mrs. Jim Smith and
Mrs. Connie Lamb of Atlanta and
Mrs. Dorcus Britt from Stark
visited Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Ma
son Sunday.
Little Miss Kim Stone of Mor
row spent three days last week
with her grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs. Ben Stone.
Mrs. W. S. White spent several
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Tribble and Miss Cynthia
White at Fincherville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis White and
Marion of Covington visited Mrs.
W. S. White Sunday.
Miss Ann Wilkerson of Atlanta
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Cochran.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Connie Lamb and
Jimmy of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs.
Terrell Smith and Steve, and
Mrs. Jim Smith of East Point
visited Mrs. Dorcas Britt during
the weekend.
Mi-s. Paul Evans is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Worsham at
Morrow and Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Evans in Atlanta for a few days.
Miss Frances Cook of Little
Rock, Arkansas is spending sev
eral days this week with Mrs.
Clyde Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Wilder and Kenneth
Wilder. Sgt. Wilder, just back
j from Thailand, will return to
Arkansas with his fiancee.
PERSONAL
Mrs. S. H. Pinder of Maitland,
! Fla. spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. C. E. Washington,
i and Mr. Washington. Joining the
Washingtons for Sunday dinner
were Misses Madelyn and Agnes
Kitchens of Fayettevile, Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Freeman and Bobby
of Decatur, Mrs. J. J. Knox of
Appling, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Howard and daughters of Thom
son, and Mr. S. A. Mobley of
Westbury Medical Care Home.
Mrs. Kathryn Estes has pur
chased a mobile home and moved
it on the C. E. Washington prop
erty on Monticello Highway. Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Brooks, also pur
chasers of a mobile home, have
located on the property of the
Washingtons.
Mr. Jere Moore, of Milledge
ville, former editor of The Mil
ledgeville Union-Recorder, visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Jones Jr.
Tueslay afternoon.
Miss Jean Evans, student at
Georgia Southern, was at home
for the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans.
Mrs. James Bohannon of Con
yers spent Monday with Mrs.
George Ingram.
Mrs. Euell Wade visited Mrs.
Charles F. Sibley in Griffin-
Spalding County Hospital the
first of the week.
Mrs. Rogers Starr was a visitor
to Atlanta on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Roper, of
Dublin, Mrs. Ed Smalley, Mrs.
Pearl Sewell, Messers Mark
Whiten, Jimmie Whiten and Billy
Whiten, all of Toccoa, Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. Whiten of Gainesville,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whiten,
Mrs. Ethel Middlebrooks of Lo
cust Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
W’hiten, Mrs. Bertha Perdue were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Whiten on Sunday.
Mr. Clarence Whiten contin
ues to improve and is able to be
out some.
Mrs. Madge Pickett, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Browning Jr., Mrs. Imo
gene Leverette, Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
mer Greer, Mrs. Hannah Cook,
Mrs. Ruth Faulkner, Mr. and
Mrs. John Sherrell, Mrs. Ruby
Singley and Miss Doris Singley
of Jephtha Chapter No. 252, Or
der of the Eastern Star, will at
tend the Grand Family Banquet
at the Dinkier Plaza Hotel in
Atlanta, Saturday night, Febru
ary 15 th.
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PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Euell Wade spent
last weekend with Mr. 0. J. Hol
combe, Wayne and Connie in
Smyrna.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Greene of
Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Evans of Norcross visited Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Nash at their Jackson
Lake home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Matthews
spent the weekend at Jekyll
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore of
Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Griffin of Decatur visited Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Matthews at
their Jackson Lake Home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mabry visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Thomp
son in Columbus recently.
Mothers! Wives!
j
While shopping at The Princess Shop, be [j
sure and see the shipment, which has just I
arrived, of |
Mens Ban Lon Shirts- \
irregulars— (small, medium, large \
and extra large). )
$10.98 Values |
NOW ONLY $3.98 j
!
COMING SOON j
The finest in boys and toddler wear that j
money can buy—LITTLE KING.
Also, JEANIE SPORTS WEAR by BLUE
BELL. |
THE PRINCESS SHOP \
THURSDAY, FEB. 13, i 969
AT THE HOSPITAL
Patients at Sylvan Grove Ho<
pital during the week of Febru!
ary 5-12 include:
Harvey O’Neal, Harvey Hodges
Richard Mitchell, Clyde Wise,
la M. Fogarty, Margaret Bunn,
Hattie Bell Garr, Albert Edwards!
Roger H. McLendon, Bernice
Lyon.
Ernest Williams, Glen Maddox,
Elizabeth Robison, Fannie Kel
ton, Joe Gilmore, Carrie Clark
Mae Higgins, Lois Finney, How
ard Simons.
Dolly Carr and baby girl, Fran
ces Scott, Queenie Cash and baby
girl, Minnie Settle, Ventrice
Bland and baby boy, Ed Brown.
