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THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970
TYLER-THAYER
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer C. Garr
of Jackson announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Mrs. Gail
Tyler, to Mr. Henry S. Thayer,
son of Mrs. Frank Thayer of
Macon and the late Mr. Thayer.
The vows were exchanged Sat
urday morning, March 28th, at
the Garr home with the immedi
ate members of both families
present. The Rev. Frank Smith
performed the double ring cere
mony.
Miss Ellen Thayer and Frank
Thayer, children of the groom,
stood with the couple.
The Garr home was beautiful
ly decorated with urns of fern
on either side of the kneeling
bench. A spring bouquet and
glowing white candles added to
the simplicity of the decorations.
The bride’s table, which held
the wedding cake, punch, mints,
and nuts, was overlaid with a
white cloth. Mrs. Frank Smith as
sisted Mrs. Garr in serving.
Indian Springs
MRS. W. A. HOARD
Miss Lucile Hodges of North
Carolina is spending this week
with Mr. and Mrs. B. T. McMich
ael and Mrs. Florrie Giles.
Mrs. Minerva Perkinson and
son, Jackie, spent the weekend at
their home in North Carolina.
Mrs. Bessie Hoard spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Batchelor and family at Fort
Benning. Holly Batchelor re
turned home with her for the
weekend.
The Sunday School here en
joyed an Easter Egg Hunt Sun
day morning.
Mr. Jim Wise of Duke Uni
versity and Mr. Larry Wise of
Gainesville, Fla. spent several
days last week with Misses Blan
nie Stallworth and Evelyn Mon
crief.
Mrs. Andrew Waldrop returned
from Griffin Hospital last week
feeling somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holloway
attended the funeral of Mr. Rolfe
Johnson in Forsyth Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Maggie Scott of Griffin
visited Mr. and Mrs. Aldean
Waldrop Sunday.
Several of Miss Falma Greg
ory’s nieces and nephews of Grif
fin and South Carolina visited
her Sunday. Miss Gregory con
tinues about the same.
Mrs. Bobby Ivey returned from
Griffin Hospital last week and
is feeling much improved.
PERSONAL
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Schroeder during Easter were
Mr. and Hrs. H. T. Warner and
children, Amy, Bradley and
Laure, of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Mrs. Warner is the sister of Mrs.
Schroeder.
Vic Smith has transferred from
Georgia Southwestern College at
Americus to the University of
Georgia, Athens, for the Spring
quarter.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
The Jackson Progress-Argus
extends a very HAPPY BIRTH
DAY to the following:
April 3—Harold Webb, Mrs.
J. B. Stodghill, Mrs. Gaynelle
Rutledge, Roland Smith, Wayne
Washington, Bonnie Holliday,
Rodney F. Singley, John W. Hay,
Angela Marie Blissit, Phillip Ply
mel.
April 4—Barron Britt, Asa J.
Grant, W. J. Torbet, Mrs. J. A.
Turner, Linton Harper, Elbert
Mullis, Claire Elizabeth Redman,
Mrs. Bobby Williamson, Mrs.
Aubrey Rooks, Otis C. Slaton,
Ronald Darsey and Donald Dar
sey (twins), Sallie Ann Fletcher,
Leigh Ann Stinson, Michael Pat
terson.
Aplil s—Bobby Jack William
son, Mrs. W. J. Webb, Ralph
Faulkner, Mrs. B. A. Weaver,
Roy Prosser, Chlora Mae Lum
mus, Mrs. J. F. Dowd, Mrs. G. F.
Burney, Deborah Leigh Ham
mond, Nellie Taylor, Sammy
Coleman, Ronald Anthony Steph
ens, Carl George Moncrief, Debra
Craig, Thomas E. Manley.
April 6—Jack McLendon, Sal
lie Hardy, Mrs. L. M. Spencer,
Mary Frank Hamlin, Robert
Quinn, Glenn L. Potts, Danny
Craig Brooks, Mrs. David De
raney, Cynthia Glidewell, Mrs.
Sara Burdette, Glynn Kelley, Mrs.
Jim Robertson, Nancy Abbott
Jones, Suzanne Cooper O’Neal,
Leslie Alane Stephens, Heidi Hop
per.
April 7—Mrs. Lonnie B. Rawls,
Shirley Ann Johnson, Mrs. John
ny Yawn, Mrs. J. W. Duffey,
Jr., Faye Pulliam, Hazel James,
Virgil Hattaway, Cliff Funder
burk, Mrs. Dick Compton, Mrs.
Letson Britton, Sue Lockhart,
Mrs. Charles E. Barber.
April B—Fannie Sue Thaxton,
Douglas Harrison, Mrs. Z. M.
Leverette, Mrs. Van Fletcher,
Benson McCarty, Mrs. Forrest
Marshall, Mrs. Jay W. Childress,
Jeffery Jordan.
April 9—H. R. Aiken, Alfred
Coleman, Alice Ann Moore,
Geraldine Barnes, Mrs. J. S. Rob
ison, Mrs. Otis Stephens, Mrs.
J. D. Stephens, Mrs. LaDelle Let
son, O’Dell Smith, Billy Joe
Reeves, Alan Dickson Jones,
Paulette Britton, H. G. Harris,
Emily Jo Harris, Gwendolyn B.
West, Mrs. Wesley Eugene Cook,
Bert Bradley.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Power of
Jenkinsburg had as their guests
for Easter dinner Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Dean and family of Nor
cross, Mr. and Mrs. Tyrus Grant
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Crum and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnette Kirkland and family,
all of Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cook, Mrs.
Andrelyn Kersey, Mike and Andy,
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cook,
Tammi and Kim had dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Cook and
family in Griffin Easter Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dailey of
Flippen spent Easter with Mrs.
W. C. Dailey and Miss Mary
Downs.
This Side
Of Town
BY BRENDA WILLIAMSON
Butts County is'fortunate to
have citizens of both races to
answer the call of the Bloodmo
bile enabling the county to re
main in good standing with 121
pints collected March 16th.
Words of commendation should
be extended to all who helped
Butts County reach its quota of
112 pints plus nine extra to total
121 A greatly excited
Ctho Morgan reported recently
that he caught a fine 7 lb. 13 oz.
bass while fishing at Jackson
Lake. We extend congratulations
to him Mike Allen, long
time grocery merchant whose re
tirement is effective this week,
will be sorely missed by his
friends and customers at Allen’s.
We know his friends will agree
that he is due a well deserved re
tirement and hope that he can
now fulfill all his dreams and
aspirations The Butts
County Sheriff’s Department has
posted a SIOO fine for anyone
caught dumping garbage in Butts
County. It will take the coope
ration of all Butts County citi
zens to uphold and maintain this
law, a matter which we should not
take lightly We noted
last week that the pastor of the
First Baptist Church has anew
look for Spring which is bringing
many comments from members
of his congregation, his relatives
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PERSONAL
Guests Sunday fo r dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Perdue were
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Campbell
and family. Coming by in the
afternoon for a visit were Mr.
and Mrs. Max Perdue and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cook
and Gary.
and all other friends We
are glad to see Mrs. Annadawn
Edwards is now able to be up and
around after recuperating from
injuries sustained in a fall in her
home recently We suspect
children over the county didn’t
enjoy their holiday Monday as
they probably were suffering
from stomach aches as a result of
eating all the Easter eggs that
their favorite bunny left.
SPRING HAS SPRUNG!
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Make them into Golf Shoes.
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PERSONAL
Guests during Easter weekend
of Rev. and Mrs. Billy Ring and
family were Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Griffin, Mr. Alex Corbett and
little Miss Johnna Griffin, all of
Waycross.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Garland
of Macon has as Easter dinner
guests Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Gar
land and Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Gar
land of Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Welch spent
the weekend in Brunswick visi
ting their daughter, Mrs. Edward
B. Smith, Mr. Smith and family.
While there they also visited their
great grandson, Mike.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Blue mo
tored to Pensacola, Florida for
the Easter weekend to be with
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
my Johnson.
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