The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, February 13, 1969, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, FEB. 13, 1969 i wm | m Imi to ... x ; s igjjLr " BP Mt v w.*-' '- jj j y BtsHffl j|o Bl'’ M mgw jjpr% H* - M . W ' Connecticut Belle Announces Engagement To Bruce Comer Mr. and Mrs. Harvey John Field, Jr., of 10 Edgewater Drive, Old Greenwich, Connecticut, for merly of Atlanta, Georgia, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Lee Field, to Officer Candidate Bruce Wayne Comer, who is now serving with the U. S. Army. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. L. Comer of Jackson, Georgia. Miss Field was graduated from North Fulton High School in At lanta, Georgia. She attended the University of Georgia, where she was a member of the Honors Program, Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, and Pi Beta Phi Sorority. She also served as Rush Chairman for Pi Beta Phi Sorori ty and as a Freshman Orientation Leader for the University. Officer Candidate Comer re ceived his BBA degree in Busi ness Administration from the University of Georgia where he was a member of Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity. He is at present sta tioned at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla homa, where he will receive his commission in March. The wedding will be in March. BROWNIE NEWS The Brownie Troops went on a trip to Covington where they viewed a puppet show, “Alice in Wonderland.’’ We all had a good time with the show beginning at 3 p. m. and ending at 5:44. Stephanie Freeman and Ginger Storey. Escape from the ordinary at your Oldsmobile Dealer's. JUNIOR GIRL SCOUT TROOP 246 ELECTED OFFICERS FOR 1969 Jr. Girl Scout Troop 246 met February 4. After the business our leader announced the new Patrol leaders and assistant lead ers for 1969. Leaders are Jean Earnhart, Jenny Tharpe and Faith Letson. Assistant leaders are Beverly Raynor, Denise Bunch and Robin Holloway. The officers for 1969 are Faith Let son, Secretary; Robin Holloway, Treasurer; and Jean Earnhart, Reporter. The announcement of the Girl Scout cookie sale was made. It will start on February 14. Trude Tharpe has planned a Valentine party for our troop. It will be given on Wednesday, Feb ruary 12. Our troop was honored with the Flag Ceremony put on by members of the Cadettes, Debra Bunch, Janet Holloway and Bren da Jenkins. Denise Bunch assist ed the Cadettes. The girls are working on their Active Citizen ship Challenge. The Jr. Troop wishes them good luck and we are very proud of them.—Jean Earn hart, Reporter. €&{s a Join Oldsmobile’s | Great 88 Escape. 1 Step into fl the big-car world without overstepping your budget. Once you move into 88’s big-car world, you’ve got yourself a lot of basic value. But we don’t stop there. We always put extra values into an Olds 88 that keep it way ahead of its price. Like new guardrails built in the doors Jyy for added security. HAPPY BIRTHDAYS The Progress-Argus extends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: February 14—E. D. Patrick, Ira Thaxton, Sylvia Lamb, Mrs. C. W. Fletcher, Ira Taylor, Rich ard W. Watkins. Jr., Mary Paul ette Wells, Mrs. J. C. Burford, Melvin Roland Strawn, Agnes Maddox, Katrina Nesbit, Mrs. J. R. Patrick, Larry Wilson, Jamie Norsworthy, Mrs. J. D. Long, Mrs. W. H. Cutter, Peggy Joanne Ben nett, Dr. Jack R. Newman, Mrs. Marcus Irby. February 15—Stewart Biles, Jill Thurston Williamson, Homer Miller Moelchert, Mrs. Eugene Harris, Mrs. B. J. Thomason, Catherine Lawton, Catherine Gregg, Mrs. Robert Yielding, Mrs. Peggy M. Knowles, Dawn Lehmann. February 16—Frank McClen don, Hudie Lee Singley, Mrs. J. R. McMichael, Audrey Washing ton, Mrs. W. T. Plymale, Mrs. Bernard Gaston, Howard Thurs ton Bradley, Frank A. Fountain, Mrs. Robert Balk, Robert Hunt Ridgeway, J. A. Jackson, Danny Rivers, George Wallace Pearl, Mrs. Therese C. Crowell. February 17 —Mrs. H. C. Mor gan, Alvin Hugh Dempsey, Betty Ann Jackson, Mrs. Donald N. Brown, F. S. Bohannon, Beverly Faye Biles, Mrs. Doris Ridgeway, Mrs. C. B. Waldrop, Mrs. S. T. Byrd, Helen Hoard, David Ron ald Dodson, Mrs. Earl Williams, Mrs. Etta Higgins, Carol Long, Ronnie Dodson, Jane Jenkins. February 18—Mrs. Sam S. Johnson, William Ray Saunders, Ben M. Garland, Vickey Joy Washington, Mrs. Howard Greer, Mrs. Duane Leverette, Mrs. Fran- And anew anti theft ignition, steering and transmission lock system. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA For highest return on your savings: 5.2570 Six Months Savings Certificates (SI,OOO minimum) OR Flexible passbook savings now paying 4.75%. Add to or withdraw any amount at any time. All dividends paid or compounded quar terly. Deposits by the 10th earn from the first of any month. GRIFFIN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 120 S. Hill St., Griffin, Ga. Even a pushbutton ashtray. They’re little things that make the big things about an 88 that much more enjoyable. The smoother, softer ride on its new, longer, 124-inch wheelbase. The quiet comfort of that roomy, big-car body. sive Rocket V-8 engine. Go let an Olds dealer show you: you’re closer to Olds than you think. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lucas and family moved recently from Smyrna to take up residence at 1889 Trophy Drive, Marietta, Ga., .heir many friends will be interes ted to know. Mrs. Lucas is the for mer Mary Saunders of Jackson. Robert Ridgeway, student at West Georgia College, was at home for the weekend with his mother, Mrs. George Ridgeway. Mr. T. H. White of Griffin was a business vistior to Jackson on Saturday. The condition of Mr. D. F. Wil liams of the Blount Community in Monroe County, who under went surgery on Monday, Febru ary 3rd, at Macon Hospital, re mains virtually unchanged. Mr. Williams is father of Mrs. Lind sey Tingle of Jackson. Cadet Ricky Beauchamp, stu dent at North Georgia College, spent the weekend with his moth er, Mrs. J. O. Beauchamp. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Guest of Decatur spent Friday with Mrs. Claude Dixon and Mrs. Sarah Guest. Captain Tom Nutt and Mrs. Nutt of Charleston, S. C. arrived Tuesday for a visit of several days with Mrs. T. A. Nutt. Miss Lilia Watkins fell at her home and injured her ankle. She has been at the home of Mr. Glenn Wright, Rt., Forsyth. ces Washington, Mrs. James E. Payne, Mrs. Guy Richardson, Mrs. Gerald Kersey. F'ebruary 19 —Homer Richard Lewis, Mrs. Harold Gilmore, Jim my Allen, Jackie Ronald Reeves, Joe Bell, Mrs. Charles Sibley, Norman T. Crowell. February 20 —Mrs. W. M. Bond, Dan Thurston, Mrs. A. M. Campbell, Barry Floy Thompson, Andrew Zebron Moore, Mrs. W. B. Powell, Franklin Edward Ros ser, Mrs. Marty Rossey, Dock Boyd, Ousley Lester Peek, Floyd Moore. gM MARK Of fKC€UW PERSONAL Reggie Comer of Sandy Springs, teacher in the Atlanta School System, was at home for the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. L. Comer. Mr. Ernest Williams has been transfered from Sylvan Grove Hospital to Georgia Baptist Hos pital in Atlanta. Mr. George L. Swan celebrated his birthday on Sunday. Mrs. Swan had as their guests Mr. Richard Swan of Atlanta, and Mrs. Sarah Guest. Miss Ruth Phinazee attended the funeral of her uncle, Mr. Kenneth Hines, at Leslie on Fri day. Mr. Hines was the husband of Mrs. Phinazee’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Echols, Mr. and Mrs. Euell White, Mr. Tom Mills, all of Atlanta, and Mrs. A. S. Mills of Jackson spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Jones. Mr. D. G. Hyde and Miss Mary Hyde of Atlanta, Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Landers from Smyrna, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Dobbs from Doraville visited Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Cook recently. Mrs. L. H. Cawthon had surg ery last Friday at Macon Hos pital. She is doing nicely and would appreciate hearing from her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Conner Dodson visited Mrs. Carl Funderburk and Mrs. Vivian Hightower recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Long spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards in Acworth. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Duke of Macon visited Mi-s. Sarah Duke. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gilbert have moved into anew home in Flovilla. Mrs. Mildred Waites has re turned to her home in Flovilla from Sylvan Grove Hospital. Bibb Manufacturing Company PLANT CAMELLIA Percale, Ga. Has openings in the Sewing Plant, Bleachery, Shop, and Warehouse. Excellent wages, working conditions, paid holidays, paid vacation, insurance and retirement plan, and many other company ben efits. Contact the Personnel Office in PERSON at Plant Camellia, Monday through Friday, between the hours of 8 A. M. and 11:30 A. M. and 1:30 thru 4 P. M. and on Saturday between the hours of 8 A. M. and 11 A. M. Plant Camellia is located on Highway 87 be tween Jackson, Ga. and Macon, Ga., 1 mile South of Juliette, Ga. An Equal Opportunity Employer PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Funderburk spent Sunday with Mrs. Carl Fun derburk. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Kilby of At lanta visited Mr. and Mrs. Nor man D. Gibson at their Jackson Lake home. PFC. Richard W. Ballard Jr. is home from Fort Devens, Mass, before going to Fort Hamilton, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kennedy of Clarkston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bal lard. The best tray to remember jfmrnfM CANDIES DAY. PHONE 775-7424 - |J JACKSOG .' PERSONAL Miss Peggy Glass, student at the University of Georgia, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Glass. Other visitors during the weekend in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Campbell of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Nail, Mrs. Allen Imes and children, all of Barnesville, visited Sunday after noon with Mrs. Anna Ruth Gil bert and family. They came to Jackson for a special service Sun day evening at the First Baptist Church.