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HAPPY BIRTHDAYS
The Jackson Progress-Argus
extends a very HAPPY BIRTH
DAY to the following:
December 26—Mrs. W. M. O’-
Neal Jr., Mrs. Bob Moore, Mrs.
Ola Baker, Mrs. Merida Powell,
James Jlilley, Mrs. M. 1.. King,
Janies Biles, Juanita Maugham,
Phil Cowan, Mrs. Hazel Harper,
Hazel Silas, Tyrus Grant, Laura
Lee Ann Rooks, Kenneth Rich,
Mrs. Thomas J. O’Quinn, Alan
Folsom.
December 27—Banks Weaver
Jr., Betty Jane Martin, Elsie
Anne Moore, Alford V. Smith,
Hugh Glidewell, Charles Kelly,
Anne Moore, Bubba Jones, Mar
garet I.ynn Mitchell and Miriam
Luann Mitchell (twins), Marian
Michelle Hightower.
December 27—T. C. Clark, A.
W. Newton, Mrs. Wallace O’Neal,
Mrs. J. H. Pope, Mrs. W. J.
Brooks, C. W. Hodges, Ellen
Fletcher, Diane Elizabeth
Wilson, Jimmy Patrick, Charlotte
Price, Bonnie Nell Kinard, Mrs.
Ralph Stallworth, Mrs. Andy Kin
ard, Mrs. Horace Jackson, Mi
chele Elaine Garland, Annette
Prosser.
December 29—William Edward
Jackson, George Britt, Elinor
Joan Coleman, Arthur Turner,
Vincent Barrett Jones, M. E.
Wade, Mrs. ITesper Stephens,
Walter Wilson Bedsole, Buddie
Dean, Robert L. Smith, Wendell
Spencer Jr., Mary Blanchard,
Mrs. Sammy Webb.
December JO—Mrs. Morris
Williams, Miss Jacquelyn Mit
chell, Peggy Hardy, Tom Beck
ham, Mrs. W. S. Norton, Cheryl
Diane Harrison, Clarence Eugene
Morton, Clyde Herbert, Melaine
Leigh Tomlin, Mrs. Willie Gray.
December 31- R. M. Vickers,
Mrs. A. S. Mills, J. L. Bailey Jr.,
Woodrow Turner, 1,. L. Washing
ton, W. J. Moss Jr., Sandra
Barnes, Barbara Jean Rutherford,
Mrs C. T. Whiten, Billy Taratoot,
Mrs. C. A. McKibben, David
Owen Peed, Becky McCranie,
Peggy Lou Kelly, .James Cook,
Frank Childs, Neil Earnhart,
Tommy Dean, Vivian Kelly Har
dy, Mrs. David Maddox, Peggy C.
Holland, Mrs. Ben Wright, Tim
othy Patterson.
January I—Georgia Lee Smith,
Elsie Hardy, Bill Dupree, Mrs.
Clyde Walker, James Blessett,
Jaeklynn Jean Turner, Dewey
Thaxton, Mrs. E. P. James, Eliza
Johnson, Vera Ellen Heath,
Homer Wayne Barnes, Jr., R. W.
Moore, Susan K. Stephens, John
ny Lloyd and Lonny Lloyd
(twins), Mrs. G. C. Darkness,
Mrs. H. C. Barnes, Ronald War
ren DeVore, Janet Lisa English,
Ronald Keith Ijassiter.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Margaret Phillips of At
lanta visited last Friday with her
mother, Mrs. F. H. Lurnmus.
Christmas day guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Daniel, Jr. are
her father, J. L. Pearson of Reids
ville, who arrived last Friday for
the holidays, his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Daniel, Sr. of Morrow,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pruitt of Jack
son and Mr .and Mrs. Charles M.
Daniel. 11l and baby girl, also
of Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Whiten
visited recently with Mr. E. O.
Whiten in Gainesville and with
Mrs. J. K. Sewell and Mrs. Ar
thur Hulsey of Toccoa.
RENT-A-CAR
Now at
DANIEL FORD SALES
Jackson, Ga.
Phone 775-7872
MISS MAXINE REDMAN,
DONALD THAXTON
WED DECEMBER 17th
Mr. and Mrs. Max Redman an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Maxine Redman, to
Donald W. Thaxton, son of Mr.
anti Mrs. Wilbur T. Thaxton, De
cember 17th at the Stark United
Methodist Church. The Rev. Fran
cis Ford, pastor, officiated.
The couple is making their
home in Atlanta where the bride
attends Georgia State University
and will continue her education
there.
The groom is employed by the
State Highway, Department of
Engineering.
ABOUT GREENS
Many Christmas greens used
today were once pagan symbols.
Flowers and leafy boughs were
used in Roman rites. The Saxons
used holly, ivy and bay in their
religious observances.
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' We hope lots of good cheer will be
< . coming your way during the holiday season
. . . and may we say “thank you ’ for your patronage
PARRISH DRUG CO.
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O, Holy Night, when all the world was still.
There, in the distance, shone a mighty star
with a luster that burns brightly now in the
hearts of all men of good will. May thoughts of
that first Christmas bring peace to aIL
V Inin Is you f or your generous consideration*
Etheridge—Smith Cos.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
MISS LINDA CAROL BRYANT
IS BRIDE OF FRED HOLT JR.
AT CEREMONY DECEMBER 19
Miss Linda Carol Bryant,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
J. Pike of Jackson, became the
bride of Fred W. Holt, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Holt, Sr.,
of Sarasota, Florida, on Friday,
December 19th, at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Thaxton, with
the Rev. Mr. Thaxton officiating.
Mr. Holt is employed at the
Georgia Diagnostic and Classifi
cation Center, Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Holt are making
their home in Jackson.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murphree,
Ricky and Ellen, of Falls Church,
Virginia, arrived during the week
end to spend the Christmas holi
days with Miss Elizabeth McMich
ael.
MISS MAXINE REDMAN
WAS HONOR GUEST
AT SHOWER-TEA
Miss Maxine Redman was hon
oree at a shower-tea on Saturday,
December 13th, tendered by Miss
Elizabeth McMichael, Mrs. Jim
McMichael. Mrs. Emerson Mc-
Michael, Mrs. Alton Cowan, and
Mrs. Harry Redman at the coun
try home of Miss McMichael.
Decorations carried out the
Christmas motif with wrought
iron candelabras and candle hold
ers interspersed with greenery
being a conversation piece.
Miss Deidra Jinks, Miss Elis
abeth Freeman, and Miss Debbie
Crowder 'assisted the hostesses in
serving punch, cakes, mints and
nuts to the many guests present.
Miss Redman became the bride
of Donnie Thaxton on Wednesday
night, December 17th, at the
Stark United Methodist Church.
PERSONAL
Byrd Garland is spending the
Yule holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Garland.
Mrs. J. J. Harris and Mrs. B.
B. Garland attended a luncheon
honoring Miss Tyler Watts at the
Milledgeville County Club, Mil
ledgeville, last week.
FIDELIS SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS HOSTED BY MRS.
BAILEY, MRS MOELCHERT
On December 18, the Fidelis
Sunday School Class of the First
Baptist Church was delightfully
entertained at a Christmas party
by Mrs. India Bailey and Mrs.
Lou Moelchert.
On arrival each guest received
a colorful corsage of miniature
pepper which, along with the
decorations throughout the house,
put everyone in the spirit of the
season.
The devotional, appropriate
for Christmas, was led by Mrs.
Van Freeman. Mrs. Moelchert
uur toar frmtliH, v
iteigljlnini attii lmjal patrons,
utr mioff all % spirit m\b tljr jugs
of a ponb slfc-fasljinnrJi (Christmas ansi rxtrnfc
our Ijrartfrlt tljanks anil apprrriatimt for your frirniislfip.
808 TAYLOR'S BP SERVICE
'Qqclcq and a " >
0 the eve of His Birth, O XJ^
may the light of love and
understanding shine upon you and--
kindle your heart with peace ... and joy.
THE KYM CO.
read a humorous story in which
all guests joined lustily from
time to time. A gift from the
class was presented to Mrs. Free
man, the teacher, who then gave
each member a remembrance. As
favors, Mrs. Moelchert gave each
guest one of the filled socks
which decorated the mantle.
After being seated at tables,
members were served a plate of
Christmas delicacies and tea.
Those present were: Mrs. Van
Freeman, Mrs. Bertha Perdue,
Mrs. Gladys Wilson, Mrs. Maude
Jones, Mrs. Ruby Singley, Mrs.
Maude Watkins, Mrs. Ben Moss,
Mrs. Lola Jones, Mrs. Ruby Pope,
Mrs. Bessie Newton, Mrs. Mattie
Weaver, Mrs. R. L. Byrd, Mrs.
THURSDAY, DEC. 25, i 969
Boys in Service
E 2 Samuel Clay Allen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Troy B. Allen, 1 ft
December 19th from Ft. Dix
New Jersey for Long Bein, Viet
nam, where he will be assigned t,
his next station. Sammy is with
helicopter crew chief mainten
ance.
Lois Moss, Mrs. Ezie Griffeth,
Mrs. Nell James, Mrs. V. R,
White, Miss Blanche Thornt
Miss Chloe Hearn, Mrs. Bail y
and Mrs. Moelchert.
