The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, December 24, 1970, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, DEC. 24, 1970 Gail Norsworthy Is Bride Of C. W. Williams At Smyrna Nuptials Miss Gail Norsworthy became the bride of C. W. Williams on December sth at the Welcome All Baptist Church in Smyrna. Mrs. Betty Polk, organist, pre sented a program of nuptial mu sic with Mrs. Ruth Whitehead rendering two chosen selections. The double ring ceremony was officiated by Rev. Bobby Moore, pastor, and Rev. Edward Jones, former pastor, at six o’clock. The bride and groom pledged their marriage vows in the midst of candlelight and a background of fern. The bride, given in marriage by her father, Jack Inman Nors worthy, was lovely in a floor length bridal gown of white satin and alencon lace. The full cage back swept into a cathedral train in matching lace. Her shoulder length veil was attached to a tiara of pearls and rosettes. She car ried a bouquet of red roses top ped with a white orchid. Miss Shirley Norsworthy, sis ter of the bride, was maid of hon on. Her attire was a floor length red crepe and white lace gown. She carried a red rose and fern. Miss Janice Norsworthy, sister of the bride, and Miss Gigi Lev erette, cousin of the bride, were bridesmaids. They wore identical floor length empire gowns of red crepe with white lace and car ried a red rose. Charlie Williams was his cous in’s best man. Ushers were Dan ny Singleton and Terry Blood worth. They wore a red rose in their boutonniere. Mrs. Norsworthy chose for her daughter’s wedding a street length dress of red crepe with matching accessories. She wore a white orchid. Mrs. Williams wore a navy and white outfit with red and navy accessories. A white orchid completed here attire. The wedding party and guests were entertained at a reception in the fellowship hall of the church immediately following the HE SPIRMV CHRISTMAS As you worship with your family at Christmas, may the true spirit of the season greatly bless you. s^ Sf SinCCrely ’ WG eXtCnd ° Ur greetingß ’ Superior Cleaners wedding. Mrs. Wanda Dukes, sis ter of the bride, kept the Bride’s Book. Mrs. Martha Williams, Mrs. Martha Sealock, and Mrs. Cathy Smith assisted in serving. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norsworthy of Smyrna. She is the grand daughter of the late Inman and Thelma Norsworthy of Butts County. happy birthday The Jackson Progress-Argus extends a very HAPPY BIRTH DAY to the following: December 25 Charles D. Moore, D. V. Spencer, Mrs. Ben James, W. H. O’Neal, Julian Rob ert James, Jack Evans, John Mar shal Allen, Edwin Ford, Barbara Peacock, Murry Todd Jones, E. F. Welch, E. H. Roberts, Benjy Daryl Hardy, Mrs. Randall Ma con, Kyle McMichael, Mrs. Henry Riley, James W. Truluck, Randy Buchanan. December 26—Mrs. Bob Moore, Mrs. W. M. O’Neal, Jr., Mrs. Ola Baker, Mrs. Merida Powell, James Hilley, Mrs. M. L. King, James Biles, Juanita Mangham, 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 Ann Moore, Alford V. Smith, Hugh Glidewell, Charles Kelly, Bubber Jones, Margaret Lynn Mitchell and Miriam Luann Mit chell, (twins), Marian Michelle Hightower. December 28 —T. C. Clark, 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 Kin ard, Mrs. Ralph Stallworth, Mrs. Andy Kinard, Mrs. Horace Jack son, Michele Elaine Garland, An nette Prosser. December 29—W’illiam Edward Jackson, George Britt, Elinor THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA Joan Coleman, Arthur Turner, Vincent Barrett Jones, M. E. Wade, Mrs. Hesper Stephens, Walter Wilson Bedsole, Buddy Dean, Robert L. Smith, Wendell Spencer, Jr., Mary Blanchard, Mrs. Sammy Webb, Toree Ray. December 30 Mrs. Morris Williams, Mrs. Willie Gray, Miss Jacquelyn Mitchell, Peggy Hardy, Tom Beckham, Mrs. W. S. Nor ton, Cheryl Diane Harrison, Clarence Eugene Morton, Clyde Herbert, Melaine Leigh Tomlin, Mrs. John L. Cross, Richie Lewis. December 31 —R. M. Vickers, Mrs. A. S. Mills, Woodrow Tur ner, L. L. Washington, W. J. Moss, Jr., Sandra Barnes, Bar bara Jean Rutherford, Mrs. C. T. Whiten, Billy Taratoot, Mrs. C. A. McKibben, David Owen Peed, Becky McCranie, Peggy K. McMichael, James Cook, Frank Childs, Neil Earnhart, Tommy Dean, Vivian Kelly Hardy, Mrs. David Maddox, Peggy C. Holland, Mrs. Ben Wright, Timothy Pat terson. LET WANT-ADS SELL FOR YOU! HAISTEN BROTHERS Progress-Argus Honor Roll New and Renewal Subicription* Of The Past Few Days Mrs. Dan Thurston, Port Richey, Fla. UJu-isfcW’ ‘ ~ oKay your Christmas dreams come true, and your hearth and home be filled -with happiness. To our patrons, warm thanks. EDWARDS DEPT. STORE Douglas Bryant, Moreland, Ga. C. T. Whiten, Jackson Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Garland, Jackson Mrs. E. S. Settle, Jackson SP/4 Kenneth M. Wise, APO San Francisco Marvin Standard, Jackson Richard V. Meredith, Jackson FAR AS POSSIBLE That’s where you want to make your cash gifts go. Be sure to check the sales and see what they have to offer you. Remem ber to evaluate the offer to see if the saving is valid. Don’t buy impulsively just because an item seems inexpensive. IS IT A BARGAIN? After-holiday bargains attract many folks. Some really get bar gains. Others just get taken. Bar gains are genuine only when they are useful, have inherent quality and compare favorably with a simi’ur article that carries a higher price tag.