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All classified adrertisinf 4c a
word, cash in adranca unless rag
alar account is maintained with
Progress-Argus. Minimum charge
for an ad is SI.OO.
HANNAH’S husband Hector
hates hard work so he cleans the
rugs with Blue Lustre. Kent elec
tric shampooer sl. Jackson Hard
ware Cos. 7/3/ltc.
HELP WANTED
PART TIME WORK.
AVON offers an excellent
earning opportunity in an
established territory near
your home. Free training and
beauty course. Call 228-1372
or write Mrs. Erma Vaughn,
1222 Everee Rd., Griffin,
Ga. 7/3/ltc.
FOR SALE: 2 registered 8
week old male miniature Dachs
hunds. See or call Martin Ridge
way, 775-3444. 7/3/2tc.
SEWING MACHINES—SS.OO
—UNCLAIMED FREIGHT:
(6) 1989 new Zig Zag sew
ing machines slightly scratch
ed in shipment to be sold at $28.-
00 each. May be paid for $5.00
monthly. Those nationally adver
tised machines carry a full fac
tory guarantee. Unclaimed freight
may be inspected at warehouse
showroom, 113 West Taylor St.,
Griffin, Ga., Monday through
Saturday, between hours of 10 a.
m. and 8 p. m. Closed Wednes
days. 6/20/tfc.
FOR SALE: One Polar Slush
Freezie Machine used only one
summer. Original price $1539.85.
Will take much less. 775-7837
after 6 I’. M. 8/26/ltp.
FREE: Good home needed for
4 black and white kittens and 2
brindle cats. Ideal pets. Available
now. Call 775-6231 or si'e Jimmy
Cornell at Elder Hotel, Indian
Springs, Ga. 6/19/tfc.
STEREOS
CLAIMED FREIGHT: (9) Delux
solid state fully transistorized
stereophonic, high fidelity consoles
in beautiful hand rubbed finish.
Delux 4 speed record changer
and 4 speaker audio system to be
sold for storage, handling, and
freight. Total $55.00 each. May
be paid for at $5.00 monthly. Un
claimed freight may be inspected
at display room, 113 West Taylor
Street, Griffin, Ga., Monday
through Saturday, between hours
of 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. Closed
Wednesdays. 6/2 6 /1 fc.
FOR SALE: Good used wringer
washers, $35.00 and up. Hodges
Hardware & Furniture Cos., phone
775-7501. 1/11/tfc.
- FOR SALE: Inside Latex
Paint $2.95 per Gal. Jackson
Building Supply, phone 775-3266.
2/29/ltc
FOR SALE: Good used Electric
Ranges. Hodges Hardware & Fur
niture Cos. Phone 775-7501.
1/11/tfc
ATTENTION!
SAVE MONEY on your
TIRE needs. l et us RECAP
your TIRES now. Your
neighbors do!
POLK TIRE CO
6/13/tfe.
FURNISHED APARTMENT
for rent: L. W. May, Jackson,
Ga., phone 775-3277. fi 5/ tfc.
FANS
Oscillating
Portable
Window and
Roll-Abouts
HODGES HDWE.
& FURNITURE
775-7501
5/29/tfc
SEWING MACHINE DIAL-A
MATIC 1969 ZIG ZAG CABI
NET MODEL 525.00 Un
| claimed layaway (brand new) 5
year service guarantee, cash or
terms. Call Credit Manager, area
404 227-2000. If long distance,
call collect. 6/26/tfc.
WE SELL new and used'furni
ture. Hodges Hardware & Furni
ture Cos., ph. 775-7501. 1/11/tfc.
WANTED; An aggressive
young man for immediate man
agement training with local,
rapidly expanding finance com
pany. Contact World Finance
Corp., 34 Oak St., Jackson, Ga.,
phone 775-3135. 5/15/tfc.
FOR SALE: Good used refri
gerators, $40.00 and up. Hodges
Hardware & Furniture Cos
1/11/tfc.
SIGNS
By
JEWELL
Call 786-7276
COVINGTON, GA.
5/29/2tp.
SEWING MACHINE SINGER
1967: Sews on buttons, makes
button holes, monograms and
blindhems all without attach
ments. Pay balance of $28.70 or
$5.00 monthly. For more infor
mation or free home demonstra
tion call 404-227-2000. If long
distance, call collect. 6/26/tfc.
TELEVISIONS
RCA
Black & White
Color in Portable
and Console
RCA Stereos, Portable
and Console
Hodges Hdwe.
& Furniture
5/22/tfc.
HOUSE FOR SALE—Six-room
house at corner of Indian Springs
and Benton Streets. Convenient
to schools. Ideal for family with
ability to accomplish desired re
modeling. Lot alone worth one
half asking price. Call or see
Doyle Jones, Jr., Phones 775-
3107 or 775-7313 or Vincent
Jones, Phone 776-7660.
5/29/tfp.
ATTENTION
For expert wheel alignment see
!or call Polk Tire Cos. All work
guaranteed. Polk Tire Cos., phone
775-7331. 3/22/tfc.
HODGES
HARDWARE &
FURNITURE CO.
WELL PUMP
HEADQUARTERS
YOUR AUTHORIZED
MYERS PUMP DEALER
Myers Well Pump Sales
Myers Well Pump Service
Myers Well Pump Installs
tion
Russell Cawthon
Service Manager
Phone 775-7501 I'6/tfc
NOTICE
For the best buy in used ap
pliances and televisions, check
our used merchand’.se department.
Polk Tire Company, phone 775-
7331. 3/22/tfc.
FOR SALE
We have several good used
portable and table model TV’s on
hand. Hodges Hardware & Furni
ture Cos., ph. 775-7501. 1/11/tfe.
Porch Swings
4 Ft. Oak $10.95
5 Ft. Oak $12.95
Complete with Chain
HODGES HDWE.
& FURNITURE
4/24/tfc.
WE SELL HOTPOINT appli
ances. Hodges Hardware & Furni
ture Cos., ph. 775-7601. 1/11/tfc.
Carpets
Wall to wall or room size car
peting. Priced to meet your bud
get. Cleveland Furniture Cos.,
Jackson, Ga., Ph. 775-3494.
4/14/tfc.
FOR SALE: Evinrude Boats
and Motors. We sell ’em for fun!
L. W. May. ’lO/17/tfc.
NOTICE; I am affiliated with
Thomaston Vault, Burial & Mon
ument Cos., Thomaston. When in
need of anything, please call Mrs.
Bertha (Howard) Perdue, 775-
7179. 10/31/tfc.
Air Conditioners
HOTPOINT
WE HAVE THE SIZE AND
PRICE TO SUIT YOUR
NEEDS.
Hodges Hdwe.
& Furniture
WE INSTALL
PHONE 775-7501
5/22/tfc.
WE BUY used furniture Call
Hodges Hardware & Furniture,
phone 775-7501. 3/21/tfc.
Jacuzzi Well Pumps
We Sell, Install and Service
Call Russell Cawthon,
Service Manager
at
Hodges Hardware &
Furniture
Phone 775-7501
3/21/tfc
FOR SALE: Beautiful assorted
glads, SI.OO doz. at home of W.
C. Garr on Brownlee Rd. Ph. 775-
3469. 6/19/4tp.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Motor winding, Delco and Pack
ard Authorized Warranty Service.
Delco and Packard Electric Mo
tors, 1-250 to 100 HP., Whole
sale and Retail. Griffin Armature
Works, 347 New Orleans St.,
Griffin, Ga. Phone 227-3015.
10/11/tfc.
FOR APPLIANCE SERVICE
call Russell Cawthon at Hodges
Hardware & Furniture Cos,, Phone
775-7501. 1/11/ltc
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
meet every Friday at 8 p. m. at
the Butts County Health Center,
; Jackson. Men and women invited.
! Ph. 775-3504. 12/14/tfc.
ATTENTION!
SAVE MONEY on yoax
TIRE needs. Let us RECAP
roar TIRES now. Tour
neighbors do!
POLK TIRE CO.
6/18/tfc.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
Mrs. Bohannon’s
Rites Saturday
At Macedonia
Mrs. Mary Moss Mote Bohan
non, 72, of Jenkinsburg, died Fri
day, June 27, in an Atlanta hos
pital.
Mrs. Bohannon had lived in
Jenkinsburg for many years and
had been in declining health in
recent months having been in and
out of several hospitals. Mrs. Bo
hannon was a member of the
Jenkinsburg Methodist Church.
Funeral services were conduc
ted Saturday afternoon at four
o’clock from the Jenkinsburg
Methodist Church with the body
lying in state an hour preced
ing the service. Rev. Francis
Ford, newly appointed pastor of
the Jenkinsburg charge, offici
ated. Interment was in the Mace
donia Baptist Church cemetery in
Butts county with D. T. Carmich
ael and Son, of McDonough, and
Gene Davis Funeral Home, of
Mableton, in charge of arrange
ments.
Surviving Mrs. Bohannon are
her husband, Felton S. Bohannon;
a daughter, Mrs. Harold Cook,
Jackson; sons, B. C. Mote, Mc-
Donough, Byron Mote, Atlanta;
Carl Mote, Mountville, A. H. Bo
hannon, Stone Mountain, Wal
stein Bohannon, Smyrna; broth
ers, Ben Moss, Jackson, C. C.
Moss, Daytona Beach; 21 grand
children, two great-grandchildren;
nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers were Bankston Far
rar, Glenn Whitaker, James Whit
aker, Huey Hooten, Herschel
Harris, and Ralph Coker.
City Police
To Wage War
On Speeders
The City of Jackson Police De
partment, Watson Vaughn, Chief,
served fair notice to all speeders,
teenage and otherwise, that
speeding and reckless driving in
the city of Jackson will become
an expensive and painful process
for those offenders who are
caught.
Chief Vaughn said this week
that first offenders will be fined
$50.00, second offenders will
have to pay SIOO.OO and face
revocation of their drivers license
while third offenders will lose
their license, pay a stiff fine and
risk the distinct possibility of a
straight jail sentence.
Mayor C. B. Brown Jr. and
members of the city council are
backing the crackdown on speed
ers to the hilt and in fact are
instigators of the get tough policy
because of numerous complaints
about speeding over the city,
made by irate citizens to both
the council and members of the
police force.
Chief Vaughn said “We are
deadly serious about stopping
speeding and reckless driving on
city streets. The excessive speed
with which some drivers race up
and down residential streets is a
danger to the lives of both hu
man and pets with many reports
of dogs and cabs being killed by
speeding drivers. We want to put
a stop to this type of driving be
fore a terrible tragedy results
and we are determined to enforce
the crackdown on speeding with
every resource at our command.”
ORDER NOW
■ Now is the time to order those
pecan trees to set out this winter.
According to horticulturists with
the University of Georgia Co
operative Extension Service,
nurserymen need orders now to
guarantee delivery this winter.
COUNTRY MOBLE HOME
PARK mile and half north of
Jenkinsburg on Woodward Road.
Spaces now’ for rent. Howell
Lunsford. 6/19/4tp.
THA&S
INWeMTpS;
HAPPINESS: THE NEED OF MAIII
BY MYRNA WELLS **”
Since reaching the ripe old age
of thirty-one and having experi
enced what seems to me an ade
quate amount of both happiness
and unhappiness in those thirty
one years, I would like to share
with you some of the things that
make happiness for me.
But first just what is happi
ness? Certainly it is not the same
thing for all men. What may be
happiness for me perhaps would
not be for another.
It has been my experience that
if happiness is to be found a
person must learn two basic prin
ciples and put these principles
into practice every day, in every
situation he possibly can.
The first principle is not to
have your happiness totally de
pendent on any one person or one
thing. To do so is to ask for un
happiness. Leave yourself free
for many things and people to
bring you happiness. If we allow
ourselves to become dependent
on one source for happiness and
that source is taken from us we
have nothing left. So has the
fate of those who depended on
fame, fortune or one individual;
these are such frail and insecure
things and can be lost suddenly
and without warning.
The second principle is to train
yourself not to seek or need only
BIG things to make you happy.
Some people might call this fac
ing reality, others might call it
learning to be content where you
are. I prefer thinking of it as the
ability to be happy with little
things while waiting for the big
ger and better things to come.
These are some of the things
that have brought me happiness.
Happiness is a sunny day after
three days of rain.
A letter in my mailbox and no
bills.
The first ripe tomato from our
garden.
And when my bathroom scales
read I weigh five pounds less
than the doctor’s.
A card from a friend thanking
me for being her friend.
Happiness is watching a bird
build its nest or a sunset while
driving through El Paso.
Hearing children laugh or
music played.
My husband giving me a bottle
of perfume when the washing ma
chine needs repair.
Happiness is my son telling me
I am “the best mother he has
got.”
And my Marine friend arriving
home after his third tour of duty
in Viet Nam.
Happiness is a white orchid, a
glass of iced tea, a hot bath, a
book to read, a smile.
Happiness is the ability to love
others and the blessing of being
loved by others.
Happiness is breathing!
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my appre
ciation to all those friends who
remembered me in various ways
while a patient at Ponce de Leon
Infirmary, Fountain View Con
valescent Home, and since re
turning home. Every expression
of concern meant much to me
during my shut-in days. Thank
you for remembering me.-—Mrs.
Paul Evans.
WE RE OPEN JULY 4TH (
For the convenience of our customers and the public
large we wish to announce that our store will be open fii<u )
July 4th. We hope you will take advantage of our being opt
to purchase any last minute necessity or luxury item neetu
from our large selection of widely known Western Auto pi
ucts. If we can be of service, please call on us.
I
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 1
FRED RANEY, OWNER j
PH. 775-7112 JACKSON, GA |
PERSONAL
Sylvia Womble of Tampa,
Florida is spending two weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. J. G. Mc-
Donald.
Miss Dixie Elliott returned
Sunday, June 29, to Macon Hos
pital School of Nursing to begin
the summer quarter after spend
ing two weeks at home with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold El
liott, and family.
Miss Gail Carter, who is on the
staff of Ridgecrest Baptist As
sembly in N. C., is spending sev
eral days with her mother, Mrs.
J. W. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Jackson
Sr. of Greensboro visited -Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Caldwell recently.
Jim Fletcher, son of Col. and
Mrs. Henry M. Fletcher Jr. of
Alexandria, Va., is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Dollie Bailey,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lovett Fletcher
and sons. He has been here ap
proximately three weeks.
Mrs. Angelica DeMoura, of
Bristol, Rhode Island, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Pritchard
at their home on Jackson Lake.
Mrs. DeMoura is the mother of
Mrs. Pritchard.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smith
of College Park and infant son,
Jamie, were guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. (Gus) Cook.
Before her marriage Mrs. Smith
was the former Miss Marie Cook,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cook.
Misses Wendy and Elaine El
liott and Wanda Grant spent last
week at Boy’s and Girl’s Camp,
sponsored by the Georgia District
Church of the Nazarene, at
Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Freeman
and Elisabeth attended the Mc-
Whorter Reunion at the home of
Mrs. John Whorton in Maxeys
Sunday.
Airman Lewis Freeman is on
short assignment in Bermuda.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Caldwell
visited Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brad
shal Jr. and Tripp in Rome last
week. Mrs. Bradshaw and Tripp
came home with them and visited
for a few days. Mr. Bradshaw
came for them on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maddox
had as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Maddox of Atlanta on
Sunday.
Mrs. James Buchanan will be
at home for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Caldwell,
Mrs. Martin Bradshaw Jr. and
Tripp visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Caldwell, Mike and Dianne in
Monticello on Friday.
Mrs. W. M. Redman, Mrs. Lee
Redman and children, of Forest
Park, were visitors to Jackson
last Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Carter had as her
guests on Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Williams, Melissa and Susan,
and Mr. Williams’ mother, Mrs.
Ernest Williams. They are return
ing Mrs. Williams to her home
in Blackshear after a tour of
Europe.
Mrs. Patrick Blanco of West
bury L. 1., New York visited her
aunt, Mrs. W. H. Mallet, Satur
day and Sunday.
Mrs. M. E. Wade accompanied
Mrs. Gene Drake and Miss Kiki
Carmichael to Chicago on Sun
day. They will be away a week.
THURSDAY, JULY 3, l9fi9
p E R 0 N
Mrs. W. H. Mallet Wa . ,
missed from Sylvan Gro J >
pital on Monday. She wil, K
the home of her ni ece Mrs ! *
Harris, for several days. ' 1
Spec./4 F. oert M p
Mrs. Coogler and Cathy
week for Pittsburgh p a *
he will be stationed f
next ten months. Mr r ,
motored to Pittsburgh 0 „
day. Mrs Coogler and Cathy;
W:d e nesda y y. Plane *
Mrs. A. H. Coleman is visits
her son, Lt. Colonel Alton H
Coleman, Mrs. Coleman and £
dren in Monterey, Calif. H ‘
newest granddaughter arrived
June 19th and has been ?ivet
the name Sharon Kay.
Mrs. Barry W. Stowe and chil
dren, David Wayne, Danny and
Dwayne Stowe, of Decatur, vi si .
ted during the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. James C. Lynch at their
Cherokee Lake Estates home
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Garland
drove down to Savannah Beach
last week for a brief vacation.
Byrd Garland left Friday f or
Hartford, Connecticut, where he
will work in a special Summer
training program with Hartford
Insurance Company. Byrd is
president of the Insurance So
ciety at the University of Geor
gia.
Jackson
DRIVE-IN
THEATER
Box Office Opens at Dusk
Show Starts at Dark
THURS., FRI., SAT.
JULY 3-4-5
JOHN WAYNE &
DAVID JANSSEN IN
The Green Berets
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
July 6-7
ERNEST BORGNINE IN
The Split
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
JULY 8-9
SUSY KENDALL IN
Up The Junction
AND
JACKIE GLEASON IN
It Takes Two
To Skidoo
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
JULY 10-11-12
SANDY DENNIS, KEIR
DULLEA, ANN HEYWOOD IN
D. H. LAWRENCE'S
The Fox
