The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, March 05, 1970, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1970 ifei' PIIHSIV '?ii!iiMHHBHIHH^! ,, “ ■s* ' ■ ■ i"' |' i % "■ " I:"®' ' ■.■:'■■.'■ . f !'|.jj'j ■!; Betrothal of Peggy Leverrett, John W. Hutchins Announced Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Lev errett of Jackson, Georgia an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Peggy Eileen Leverrett, to John Wayne Hut chins, son of Mr. Earl J. Hut chins and the late Mrs. Bernice Hutchins of Rupert, Idaho. Miss Leverrett is currently teaching in the Cobb County Pub lic School System. Mr. Hutchins resides in Seattle, Washington where he is employed by The Boeing Aircraft Company. The wedding will take place at the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, April 19th, at four o’clock in the afternoon with a reception fol lowing. No formal invitations will be sent. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. PERSONAL Guests of Mrs. Ruby G. Long and Miss Patricia Long during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Long of Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Donaldson of Regis ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Andrews and children, Mrs. Ruth H. Haw kins of Fort Valley, Mrs. James Cook and Bootsie and Mrs. Alton P. Long and boys. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ballard were their daughter, Miss Sherry Bal lard, and a classmate, Miss Nan cy Faulk, both students at Geor gia College at Milledgeville. H.&M. WHOLESALE LUMBER & SUPPLY 113 N. OAK STREET ALL TYPES OF LUMBER TREATED LUMBER AND FIRE PROOF LUMBER 775-2358 MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD CHEEK ENTERTAIN AT F.IIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cheek were hosts Sunday, February 22nd, at a birthday dinner hon oring the following: Sammy and Lane Byrd, Mike Collins, and Faye Reese, Mike Collins having returned the 17th from a year of duty in Viet Nam. Present for the happy occas ion were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reese and Ricky, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reese, Wesley and Kel vin, SP/6 and Mrs. Mike Collins, all of Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cheek, Mrs. Cora Cheek, of Griffin, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins, Lynn and Laura of Stone Mountain. Everyone had a won derful time. PERSONAL Mrs. Dillard Sams of Harris burg, Pa. has been the charming recent guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. B. Harrison in Jackson, and Miss Leila Sams, another sister-in-law, in Atlanta. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Sams spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. Sams Harrison in Montgomery, Alabama, going over Friday and returning Sunday. Mrs. Sams was expected to return home Wednes day. HAPPY BIRTHDAY The Jackson Progress-Argus extends a very HAPPY BIRTH DAY to the following: March 6 —T. C. Waldrop, Alvin R. Thurston, Mable Young, John Allen Kimbell, I. H. Cawthon, Bailey Woodward, Frank Harri son, J. Lee Andrews Jr., Robert Collins Landers, Harold Lawson, Charles Price, Larry Cowan, Da vid Garr, Janice Lehmann, Thom as Allen Long, Bobby Jones. March 7—Mrs. Ruby Maddox, Wilburn Thaxton, Dorothy Ann Smith, D. R. Beasley, Ralph W. Carr Sr., Mrs. J. M. Maddox, Jimmy Knowles, Mrs. M. L. Freeman, John M. Lawton, Mrs. P. R. Kimbrough, Wanda Lane Byrd, Lawrence Mann, Cathy Mask, Cindy Sessions. March B—T. E. Dukes, James Bryant Williamson, Nellie Swint, Mrs. J. W. O’Neal Sr., Marjorie Lee Duffey, Katherine Waits, Mrs. W. D. Haynes, Samuel Pierce Jr., Lamar Jones, Marilyn Denise Pelt, Julian Lewis, Mrs. R. F. Armstrong, R. A. Cook, Robert Rooks, Miss Nellie Sing ley, Robert Otis Torbett, Teddy L. Parker, Judy Collins, Lenora Dawn Stinson. March 9—Mrs. E. A. Williams, F. F. Freeman, Mrs. J. N. Ham, Vernon Townsend, Lamar H. Thaxton, W. L. Martin 111, B. H. Hodges, Mrs. G. W. Wise, Tom Bond, J. P. Blankenship, Mrs. Lee Roy O’Neal, Randy Lee Duffey, Joseph Glenn Meredith, Patrick Lyndon Johnson, Phillip Randolph Cook, Mrs. Steven B. Kinard Jr., R .T. Plymel, Kathy Pierce. March 10—Glenda Lee Avery, William Bankston Jr., Mrs. A. A. Thrasher, Winona Cook, Clifford Martin, Mrs. Donnie Thurston, Van Thomason, C. W. Morris, Bobbie Fuqua, Robert Todd Brown, Mrs. Paula Collins Tor bett, Charles N. Anderson, Mrs. W. C. Stinson, Mrs. Barbara An derson Torbett." March 11—Faye Smith, John MARTIN TAX SERVICE I welcome an opportunity to serve you at any time, please come by my office or call. Your C&S Charge Card and BankAmericard may be used to cover the cost of preparing your returns. Harold E. Martin MARTIN TAX SERVICE 113 NORTH OAK STREET JACKSON, GEORGIA 30233 Read This Notice Tax Returns for 1970 If you have had no change in property during the year 1969, you do not sign a tax return. Your return is copied. Your exemption given, and no penalty. If you have bought, sold, added or improved, be sure and sign your return by April Ist. A 10% penalty would be applied only on the property that you failed to return, that was pur chased since your previous return. Those Taxpayers 65 years old with an income from both husband and wife that does not ex ceed S4OOO a year, be sure and check to see if you are eligible for this additional S2OOO ex emption. You must sign your application by April Ist. All Tax Returns are audited by your County Tax Assessors. Mrs. Ed Carmichael TAX RECEIVER, BUTTS COUNTY THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARCUS, JACKSON. GEORGIA William Mclntosh Chapter , DAR, Elects New Officers The William Mclntosh Chapter, DAR met Saturday, Feb. 21, at the Jackson Clubhouse. Hostesses for the month were Mrs. Avon Gaston, Mrs. J. M. Nutt, Mrs. G. N. Etheredge, and Mrs. Pearl Remington. Because of the in ability of the Committee to be present Saturday, Mrs. Nutt erved as chairman, with Mrs. W. C. Dailey and Miss Mary Downs ably assisting her. Upon arrival the members were served cherry pie, coffee and nuts. The attendance was very good, and the Chapter is most happy to have had present for the last two meetings, Mrs. Beth Hearn, Mrs. Morris Redman, and Mrs. David Spencer. After the ritual, the minutes, and the Treasurer’s report, Miss Mary Downs selected the subject “What is Wrong with the United States of America?” to read from The Defender. Mrs. George Head had ready a slate of new officers to be pre sented to the club. These were read and accepted. They are as follows: Mrs. R. H. Pinckney, regent; Mrs. F. C. Hearn, Ist vice regent; Mrs. G. L. Swan, 2nd vice regent; Mrs. H. J. Jolly, recording sec retary; Mrs. G. L. Head, corres ponding secretary; Mrs. Paul Maddox, treasurer; Mrs. W. C. Dailey, chaplain; Mrs. C. E. Bar ber, registrar; Miss Eloise Beau champ, historian; Mrs. Ennis O’- Neal, librarian; Miss Lois Mc- Miehael, auditor. They will assume office in Sep tember. Clark, Mrs. Albert Sehwamlein, Dennis Allen O’Neal, Donald Freeman, Lucky* Jones, Mrs. Em erson Mitchell, Alice Louise Potts, Anita Jane Weldon, Mich ael Samuel Edwards, Mrs. Bob Jackson, Mrs. Emma Bridges. March 12 —L. R. Washington, T. J. Lawson Jr., Billy Enlow, Kenneth Campbell, Sandra Elaine Knowles, Mrs. Allan Brittain, Timothy Warren Thaxton, Mrs. Richard D. Stewart, James E. Mixon, Mrs. Richard Byrd. Mrs. J. L. Whidby and Mrs. R. H. Pinckney, both DAR members, are interested in work with the Girl Scouts; the Chapter is in debted to them for a program, Mrs. Pinckney for the film, “The Life of Juliette Lowe” the found er, and of her home in Savannah. Her home has recently been reno vated and is used extensively for entertainment and meetings. Mrs. Whidby left everyone much better informed about Butts County Scouts by the following facts: They started 13 years ago in Butts County; have 4 troops; Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, and Seniors. Three who attended Na tional events last year, two who received the God and Country Award, seven who completed the full 11-years of Scouting, all seven ih college now. The foun dation of the Girl Scout program is built on the promise, laws, service, troup management, citi zenship, international friendship, health and safety. Jackson Girl Scouts are sponsored by the Ki wanis Club. The talk ended with the following: “May the silence of the Hills, the Peace of the Winds, The Music of the Birds, the Fire of the Sun, The Strength of the trees, And the faith in our Youth In All which is God, Be in Your Hearts.” PERSONAL Mrs. Davis Turner was expec ted to return today from Griffin Hospital after having had surgery last week. v Mr. and Mrs. Luke Weaver spent the weekend in St. Augus tine, Florida while their daugh ters, Lisa and Laura, spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Weaver. Miss Ginnilu Etheredge, Mrs. G. N. Etheredge Jr. and Saman tha of Athens were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Etheredge Sr. SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY ipers LZ2 i jig | ici ii m mm* ■ group I#FIA TREMENDOUS SAVINCS AT THIS LOW LOW PRICE! m ■ ' ruiif(f|i|i e^AAR > | iMAuvwnw jviv j ' I U.\ ; PIAVPOOM, DEN id il tl fj I mm ' I'] tv room if-I WM M m 'f "I ... ofOrnci! M 9 liJLttS no monk down DELUXE LOVE SEAT plus 2 FULL SIZE (HAIRS j • i IN YOUR CHOKE of TANGERINE, TURQUOISE or TAN unbelievable offer at this amazing low price. A42 inch ■— - Lai— l 7/ Settee and tpeo matcbinf cAairt in beautiful, washable. \ STURDILY MAOE FOR BEAUTY (V I'M) Os®SHBR"J\ 1 leather-train vinyl. You wnll love the comfort of plush b. COMFORT AND SERVICE' 1 ‘■liTlUlW* * cushioning. A wonderful, all purposejet at _ MnM tedmd fr. k .■ - jr *3 • 2-IwEwEr* | VINYL UPHOLSTERY HARDWOOD FRAMES FOR LONG WEAR \ v Tables and Accessories Not Included. * ' ***** IUO l . ■ 11 •*■**,**..,.■. V mm*. Hodges Hardware & Furniture 775-7501 PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brack of Statesboro visited during the weekend with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brack, and family. Friends of Mrs. Stevenson At mar, mother of Mrs. Richard W. Ballard, will regret to learn that she contiues a patient at the hospital in Georgetown, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnes and family spent Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs. Verna Lucas, in Reynolds. Miss Mary Downs, Mrs. W. C. Dailey, Mrs. J. J. Harris and Mrs. G. D. Head attended a Mission Study on China at the Monti cello Methodist Church Sunday night. This announcement is neither an offer to sell nor a solici tation of an offer to buy these securities. This offer is made only by the Prospectus. NEW ISSUE 275,550 SHARES SHARING PROPERTIES, INC COMMON STOCK Par Value $.lO Per Share Price SI.OO Per Share OFFERED ONLY TO BONA FIDE RESIDENTS OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA A Georgia corporation with primary purpose to engage in the purchase and development of land. Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained from the issuer of these securities at the address given below. Sharing Properties, Inc. Suite 106-1584 Tully Circle, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30329 I would like to see a copy of the Prospectus. I certify that 1 am a resident of the State of Georgia. NAME ADDRESS - - - CITY ZIP CODE PHONE - PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Adams visi ted their daughter, Miss Ann Ad ams, in Decatur on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Harper and family of Forest Park visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Linton Harper during the past week. Mr. Harper recently returned from Viet Nam. Mr. Rufus Adams attended a Commodity Credit Corporation board of directors meeting Tues day and Wednesday in Milwau kee and Burlington, Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. George Swan visited Mrs. Claude Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Guest Saturday, the occasion being in honor of Mrs. Swan’s birthday. They were all luncheon guests of Mrs. Dixon.