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THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 1969
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December 20th Nuptials
To Unite Judy Spivey,
Phillip Randall Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Luther T. Spi
vey, of Forest Park, announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Judy Charlene Spivey, to
Phillip Randall Barnes, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Otis H. Barnes of
Locust Grove.
The bride-elect is the grand
daughter of Mr. and Mi’S. A. J.
McKibben of Locust Grove and
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Spivey of
Quitman, Georgia. Miss Spivey is
a 1967 graduate of Forest Park
Senior High School, and is pres
ently a senior at Piedmont Hos
pital School of Nursing.
The future groom is the grand
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter McEachern of Atlanta, and
Mrs. C. 0. Barnes and the late
Mr. Barnes of McDonough. Mr.
Barnes is a 1967 graduate of
Jackson High School, a veteran
of Viet Nam, having served there
with the Marine Corps. He is
affiliated with B&C Farm Supply,
Jackson, Ga.
A December 20th wedding is
planned.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Van Fletcher and Miss
Amelia Fletcher visited Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. C. M. Comp
ton, who is a patient at Living
Center of Griffin. They also visi
ted Mr. Howard Simons, also a
patient there.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Jones Jr.
spent the weekend in Jackson
ville, Florida, going down for the
Georgia-Florida game Saturday
afternoon in the Gator Bowl.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Lloyd and
Shelly visited Mr. and Mrs. B. 0.
Williamson Sunday.
— 1 INTRODUCING
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FOR
Qilotker
A family branch pin®with a
birthstone for each member
of the family.
She will cherish it forever.
For Only $12 50
SHIELDS JEWELRY
128 E. Third St.
CARD OF THANKS
Dear Friends, It is hard to put
into words all that I feel for each
of you who has shown so much
kindness to me during my illness.
We are go grateful for every
thing you did—the many beauti
ful cards and flowers, your calls,
visits, food, and certainly for
your prayers. I do appreciate all
of the churches who had special
prayer for me while I was in the
hospital.—Mrs. J. W. Browning
Sr.
THE GIFT ETERNAL
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account
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keeps money safe..
Here’s the gift to let every Mother know you
care, every day of the year! She’ll use her own
Checking Account to make both household bud
geting and bill paying easier, wdth time-saving
convenience. For a Checking Account to fit
her needs . . . check with us, now.
C&S Bank Of Jackson
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HAPPY BIRTHDAYS
The Progress-Argus extends a
very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the
following:
November 14—Mrs. Gaston T.
Hester, Stevie Kinard 111, Mrs.
P. H. Weaver, Mrs. R. L. Wilson,
Jimmy Watts Jackson, John E.
Wilcher, Annie Lois Maddox,
William Norsworthy, Martin
Ridgeway, Joel Stewart Cawthon
Jr., George Lamar Maddox, Mrs.
Ed Cantrell, Jane Gilbert.
November 15—Morris Britt,
George Ingram, Mrs. W. C. Wil
liams, Mary Ruth Haisten, Mrs.
Dan Fears, Mrs. Robert K. Lan
fair, Mrs. Pearl Moss, Steven B.
Kinard Jr.
November 16 —Mildred Smith,
Ellison Stanley McNeice, L. O.
Turner, Joe E. Ingram, J. E.
Payne, Cathy Renee Reeves,
Kathleen Susan Fanning, Randy
Taylor, Carolyn Taylor, James E.
Peck, Edward Houghtaling.
November 17—J. M. Strawn,
W. 0. Knowles, W. C. McMich
ael, Mrs. Lovie Hardy, Mrs. D.
L. Jenkins, Billy Sutton, Tommy
Webb, Karen Eloise Vaughn,
Frederick Trapnell, Calvin Bur
ford, Roy Cook, Johnny Weldon,
Stephen Hampton Jordon, W. T.
Pritchett, Mrs. Clyde Hester, J.
W. Schroeder, Joe Hopper, Con
nie Fentress, Mrs. W. R. Hudgins
Sr.
November 18 —Mrs. Onree
Mackey, Mrs. R. E. Ayers, Levi
Barnes, Douglas Mitchell, Mrs. H.
C. Pulliam, Michael Tracy Blair,
Monique Maddox Harris, Mrs. J.
A. McLees, Mrs. Robert Letson,
Mrs. Wayne Cook, Marty Wood
all, S. J. Westbury, Mary Pauline
Stephens.
November 19 —Mrs. J. S. Ball
Jr., Mrs. J. C. Tolleson, Emerson
Burford, Rayford Boyd, Laurena
Mae Watkins, Jackie Smith, Mrs.
Jesse Fendley, Mrs. Charles
Kenney.
November 20—Nancy D. Third,
Mrs. W. J. White, Ray Hamlin,
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THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
DAR WILL MEET ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
The Daughters of the American
Revolution will meet Saturday
at three o’clock at the Jackson
Clubhouse. Hostesses will be Mes
dames G. L. Swan, Kirk Biles,
John Pope and M. C. Johnson.
PERSONAL
Mrs. M. D. Bledsoe of Mans
field and little grandson, Sid,
visited Mrs. J. H. Pope Tuesday
afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Parham
were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Kermit Williams and Keith
last Wednesday night.
Friends of Mr. T. C. Heath re
gret to learn that he was admitted
to the Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital Tuesday, November 4th,
suffering from a heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Carr
Jr. will be among those from
Jackson going over to Athens
Saturday for the Georgia-Auburn
game.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jones
and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Moel
chert will attend the Georgia-
Auburn game in Athens Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McCord
will go over to Athens Saturday
for the Georgia-Auburn game.
Mrs. Thomas J. Collins had as
her guest last weekend her broth
er, N. H. Morgan, of Jonesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Connie Lamb
and Jimmie and Terry Cox of At
lanta, Mrs. Benny Branan, Chris
tie and Jackie of Jackson and Mr.
Benny Branan of Ft. Benning
visited Mrs. Elmer Britt during
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Newt Etheredge,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Bloomer Bevil, visited in Zebulon
and Pike County on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook spent
Sunday with the Edward L. Cooks
in Atlanta.
Mrs. B. F. Hamlin, Riley Sanford
Powell, Dorothy Patrice March
man, Angelyn Jane Dover, Dan
ny Hoard, William George
Barnes, Faith Anita Letson, Brian
Luzier.
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JACKSON FHA MEMBERS
ATTEND MARIETTA MEET
Girls left Jackson on Saturday,
November Ist, at 7:30 a. m. to
attend the fall FHA District
Meeting at the Wheeler High
School in Marietta. The theme of
the District Meet was Future
Homemakers Voice of Involve
ment.
Several girls from Jackson
High School presented a skit
stressing “How Youth Can Com
prehend World Problems and
Contribute to Their Solution.”
This skit was written by the local
FHA President, Kay Thompson.
Other Jackson Future Homemak
ers participating in the skit were
Mary Glidewell, Phyllis Barnes,
Nancy Haley, Freda Shellnut,
Mindy Forehand and Felicia
Fears.
District IV FHA secretary,
Donna Waits, was in charge of
roll call at the meeting. Roll call
was presented as a march and
demonstration of all chapters
present. Each chapter was respon
sible for making a huge poster
with the name of the chapter on
one side and an unusual idea for
getting Future Homemakers in
volved on the other side. Debbie
Williams, Jackson Future Home
maker, displayed the sign for
Jackson. The speaker, Mr. Ed
Hiles, emphasized the theme “Fu
ture Homemakers Voice of In
volvement” with an inspiring talk
on The American Spirit.
Other Future Homemakers at
tending the meeting were Daisy
Adams, Leotha Douglas, Melonie
Bell.
Lunch was enjoyed by Jackson
Future Homemakers in Marietta.
FHA’ers arrived back in Jackson
about 3:3o.—Gene Cameron, Re
porter.
RIDE MODERN RIDE
On El Dorado Tires
PREMIUM C —SEVILLE
FULL 4 PLY TIRE
6:50x13 $20.39
7:75x14 $22.95
8:25x14 $24.95
8:55x14 $25.95
7:75x15 $22.95
8:25x15 $24.95
8:55x15 $26.95
8:00x15 $29.95
Federal Tax Included
Mounted Free
Southern Batteries
BankAmericard Accepted
Strickland Tire Cos.
Located at Bill’s Texaco Service Station
West 3rd St., Jackson, Ga.
Phone: Day 775-7784 Night 775-7915
PERSONAL
Mrs. J. W. Raney had as her
guests during the weekend Mr.
and Mi’s. J. W. Raney Jr. and
family of Bremen.
Jimmy Patrick, student at Tech,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Duvall Patrick,
and family, and had as his guest,
Miss Carol Crosby, student at
Agnes Scott.
EM/1 Lynwood Thurston, Mrs.
Thurston, and children, Jimmy
and Sandra, of Great Lakes, Illi
nois, arrived Wednesday for a
visit with his mother, Mrs. T. P.
Thurston.
Mrs. J. W. Carter, Laurie and
Lissa Carter, and Mrs. Eslyn Jinks
attended the ceremony of the
Fair Order of the Round Table
at Tift College in which Miss Gail
Carter had a part.
Friends of Mrs. J. H. O’Neal
are encouraged to learn of im
provement in her condition at
Mesa, Arizona, Southside Hospit
al where she recently underwent
surgery.
REVIVAL
Westside Baptist Church
NOV. 17-23 7:30 Each Evening
Hear REV. GENE SCARBOROUGH
Preaching: The Blood—The Book—
The Blessed Hope
Nursery Provided Special Singing
Transportation Offered
Jackson
DRIVE-IN
THEATER
Box Office Opens at Dusk
Show Starts at Dark
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
NOV. 14-15-16
LEE VAN CLEEF IN
Death Rides
A Horse
CLOSED UNTIL FOLLOWING
WEEKEND
PREMIUM H. P.
GLASS BELTED
D-14 $27.59
E-14 $28.93
F-14 $29.80
G-14 $31.32
H-14 $33.92
F-15 $29.80
G-15 $31.32
H-15 $33.92
