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THURSDAY, DEC. 25, 1969
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DINNER
0F godsey family WAS
GALA EVENT OF SUNDAY
On Sunday, December 21st, the
families of the late Sam and Josie
Godsey held their annual Christ
mas dinner at North Butts Club
house.
The tables were laden with a
bountiful supply of food. Many
dishes were prepared including
turkey and dressing and all the
trimmings. After all appetites
had been appeased and tables
cleared the gifts were exchanged.
Several games of bingo were en
joyed by all present.
Those present included: Mr.
and Mrs. S. G. Godsey, Mr. Clif
ford Godsey, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
my Godsey and little daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hencely,
all of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Godsey, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Castellaw, Mrs. W. D. Haynes,
Mrs. W. C. Godsey, Mr. and Mrs.
Levie Maddox, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Maddox and Stan, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Freeman and
Elisabeth, Mrs. Randy Freeman,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boggs and
Tina, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Crowd
er, Miss Bessie Barnes, all of
Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Davis of Atlanta and Willie Mae
Broadus, who helped serve the
guests.
Each guest departed expressing
their joy in being together and
looking forward to another
Christmas.
PERSONAL
Mrs. W. W. Pope of Decatur
will spend the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Kitchens. They
will have dinner Christmas Day
with Mr .and Mrs. Carlton Mor
ris, David, Joy and Julie.
Merry Christmas And
A Happy New Year
We wish to express our sincere appreciation
for the privilege of serving you.
We value both your friendship and your pa
tronage and can think of no more appropriate
time than now to tell you so.
May the coming year be a most happy and
healthy one for you and your family.
TRIANGLE GAS STATION
Doris Janies and El Jones, Owners
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FHA ENTERTAINS JHS
FACULTY AT TEA
ON DECEMBER i 6 th
The Jackson Chapter of the
Future Homemakers of America
entertained the faculty of Jack
son High School at a tea Decem
ber 16th in the Home Economics
Laboratory.
Seasonal decorations ornament
ed the rooms and a general fes
tive air was prevalent. The fac
ulty took this opportunity to pre
sent gifts to the principal, Mr.
Paget, and the superintendent,
Bill Jones.
Members of the chapter served
mulled cider, party sandwiches,
mints and nuts.
AT THE HOSPITAL
Patients at Sylvan Grove Hos
pital during the week of Decem
ber 17-23 include:
Margaret Johnson, Estelle Mc-
Michael, William Gallman, Eudo
ra Wise, Julia Morris, Belinda
Young and baby boy, Mrs. Mar
garet McCoy, Mrs. Ada Settle,
Cassie Edwards, Miss Mary New
ton, J. W. King, Sara Bell and
baby boy.
PERSONAL
Mrs. John F. Goodrum, Sam
and Johnny of Sheffield, Ala
bama will spend the holidays with
Mrs. J. T. Maddox and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Maddox.
Mrs. R. 0. Settle continues
quite ill at Sylvan Grove Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Traylor
of Marietta spent the weekend in
Albany as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Yielding and are now at
home with Mrs. Mildred Ballen
ger and aunts for the holidays.
harthorn garden club
held yule luncheon
The Hawthorn Garden Club
held their annual Christmas
luncheon on December 17th at
the Jackson Clubhouse.
The group enjoyed a lovely
meal and the exchange of gifts.
Those attending were: Gladys
M ilson, Lois Coleman, Sara O’-
Neal, Fannye Nutt, Vera Ed
wards, Nell Swan, Bertha Perdue,
Nan McDonald, Dora Maddox,
Nannie Pope, Julia Bailey, Imo
gene Leverette, and Florence
Harris of Atlanta, a former char
ter member. Visitors were Mrs.
Burgan, Mrs. Van Freeman,
Messrs. Harry Redman, John
Nutt, and A. D. Pope.
PERSONAL
Mrs. W. C. Dailey and Miss
Mary Downs had as their guests
on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dailey, Miss Mary Jo Thurmond,
Jim Thurmond, Lissa Thurmond
and Leigh Dailey of Flippen. It
was a birthday celebration for
Leigh, who was six years old.
Mr .and Mrs. T. IT. Atkinson of
Carrollton are expected Christ
mas Eve to spend the holidays
with Mrs. Mildred Ballenger and
aunts, Mrs. O. A. Andrews and
Miss Ethel Smith.
Mrs. Claude Dixon and Mrs.
Sarah Guest have as their guests
on Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs.
Erskine Guest of Atlanta and Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Guest of Deca
tur.
Mrs. Charles Fletcher is having
as her guests for dinner Christ
mas night Mr. and Mrs. La
nier Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nie Fletcher, Don and David,
Marlin Fletcher and Miss Diane
Jones.
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Best wishes of the
season, friends,
and grateful thanks.
Billy Sutton
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. May spent
last weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Allen, Gene and Kelly in
Tifton.
Mesdames William T. Feely, J.
J. Harris, W. Otis Ball, Levi J.
Ball, and B. B. Garland, of Jack
son, and Mrs. Ben M. Garland of
Macon were among the guests
enjoying a bridal luncheon hon
oring Miss Tyler Watts at the
Capitol City Club in Atlanta on
Saturday.
Mrs. Joe T. Smith and Miss
Elsie Smith of Albany will spend
the holidays with the L. W. Mays.
HOLIDAY CLOSING
We will be closed Thursday and Friday,
December 25 and 26.
We will be open for business on
Saturday, December 27th.
Etheridge-Smith Company
A JOYOUS CHRISTMAS
May the splendor of special Star
reflect in our hearts to bring joy anew.
The Bonnie Restaurant
Jackson Auto Parts
TF' Each year at Christmas, the sacred story ot
the first Holy Night lives anew. Now may the Miracle
of Bethlehem bestow its blessings upon each of us.
Bountiful thanks to our customers for your many favors.
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Sanvidge Standard Service Station
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PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. John Cochrane
and John Jr. of Athens, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Thrasher Jr., Julie
and Buddy of Lakeland, Florida
will visit Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Thrasher Sr. during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crittenden
and sons, Tom and Bill, and Mrs.
T. A. Lane of Indianapolis, In
diana are expected December 27
for a visit with Mrs. 0. A. An
drews and family. They will also
stay a few days at their home in
Dublin and visit friends and rel
atives before returning to In
dianopoils.
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N. Expressway Griffin
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lXejoice! Today, as in
f His time, let
us rejoice and renew
faith at this Holy Season. Thank you.
Mary Will Hearn
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Hair do Beauty Salon
Closed Dec. 25-26-27
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DAY AT GEORGIA’S
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THEATER
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