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THURSDAY, DEC. 24, 1970
Boys in Service
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CPL. EARLY D. RESPRESS
Cpl. Early D. Respress, son of
>li. and Mrs. Leonard Repress
of Route 2, Jackson, is currently
on a tour of duty in Okinawa.
Cpl. Respress entered service in
September of 1969 and has been
overseas since October of this
year. He is a gradaute of Hender
son High School.
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AT CHRISTMAS
That all may share
peace, good will
is our holiday wish.
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The delightful holiday
season is here! May
you enjoy every
moment with family
and friends in
true contentment.
THE BONNIE
RESTAURANT
Four Juveniles
Arrested In
Lake Break-ins
Four Jackson teenagers, all un
der 16, whose names cannot be
published under Georgia law,
were arrested Friday night and
according to the Butts County
Sheriff s Department, confessed
to breaking and entering 21 Jack
son Lake cabins and cottages
1 hursday and Friday nights, De
cember 17 and 18th.
The sheriff’s department also
said that one and perhaps more
of the youths were involved in
two burglaries in the city which
were cleared up by their appre
hension. The spokesman for the
sheriff’s department said that the
juveniles had been released to
their parents with their cases ex
pected to be heard before juven
ile authorities at an early date.
Most of the break-ins at the
lake were in the area of the old
Jackson Lake Inn and in and
around what is known as Robert’s
Point. The deputy sheriff said
that vandalism in the cottages
entered was to the extent of sev-
eral thousand dollars and that
few contents were taken with the
exception of liquor which, accord
ing to the deputy sheriff, had a
high priority for the youths in
volved. The deputy sheriff said
that most of the damage to the
cabins was to the inside where
furniture and othe r items were
broken, smashed or otherwise de
molished.
PERSONAL
LITTLE MISS SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith
of Route 3, Jackson, announce
the birth of a daughter, Julie De
nise, on Thursday, December 17,
at the Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital. Mrs. Smith will be re
membered as the former Miss
Erma Heath of Jackson.
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' of fun and laughter.
We wish your family the
best the Yuletide can offer. Merry Christmas.
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FIDELIS CLASS OF
BAPTIST CHURCH HAS
LOVELY YULE PARTY
Mrs. L. W. Moelchert enter
tained the Fidelis Class of the
First Baptist Church of which her
mother, Mrs. India Bailey, is a
member, at a lovely Christmas
party the afternoon of December
11th.
Members of the class, some
former members, two former
teachers, Mrs. Helen Howell and
Miss Jessie Sessions, enjoyed
Mrs. Moelchert’s hospitality.
Mrs. Polly Burnside gave an
inspiring devotion based on the
Bible Christmas story. Miss Ses
sions gave the legend of the writ
ing of Silent Night, which was
followed by the group singing the
song.
Mrs. Freeman, the teacher,
read a beautiful story with an
inspirational message.
Mrs. Gladys Wilson led the
group in competitive guessing
games, captains of which were
Mrs. Bessie Newton and Mrs.
Clyde Maddox.
Mrs. Bertha Perdue presented
Mrs. Freeman with a beautiful
hand painted cake plate. Mrs.
Mattie Clyde Weaver surprised
the group by presenting each one
a gift and she also presented
the hostess pillow cases edged in
hand-made tatting.
Mrs. Moelchert served sandwich
es, cake and tea and presented
each, guest with a bag of home
made candy decorated with a
small corsage and ribbon.
It was a beautiful and enjoy
able party, the twenty-seven
guests and the hostess looking so
pretty in their red, green, and
other color Christmas dresses.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Charles E. Barber, George
and David, and Mrs. H. C. Barber
Sr. left this week for Cottondale,
Florida to spend Christmas at
Mrs. Barber’s home there. They
expect to return home Sunday.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
STARK METHODIST YOUTH
WENT CAROLING MONDAY
The young people of the Stark
L'nited Methodit Church met to
gether Monday night and formed
a congenial group of carolers to
shut-ins in the Stark Community
and in Jackson. Approximately
20 young people caroled to
about a dozen homes in the two
areas and brought much happi
ness to those shut-in during the
Christmas season.
Here comes Santa Claus! Hope his pack
is brimming with lots of good things
for you and your family and friends.
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At Yuletime, we extend to you
our wish that merriment may brighten your
happy home, all season long.
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AT THE HOSPITAL
Patients at Sylvan Grove Hos
pital during the week of Decem
ber 16-22 include:
Annie Oliver, C. E. Rooks Sr.,
Joyce Sutton and baby boy, Vir
ginia Hoard, Henry Riley, T. C.
Heath, John 0. Mashburn, Ida
Raney, Mable Lloyd, Ezra Pitt
man.
William Crider, Jini Lee, Hor
ace Watkins, Hester Fuqua,
George Mathewson, Larry Conley,
Martha Grier.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Duvall Patrick,
Miss Alice Patrick, Mrs. Marilyn
P. Strickland of Augusta and Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Patrick of At
lanta will spend Christmas Day
with Mrs. William H. Crosby and
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Crosby in At
lanta.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mabry were
dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs.
King Timmons of College Park
Saturday night.
Wends
new go our wishes
for a wonderful Christmas season.
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Body Shop
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A, we celebrate the Christmas season,
may the symbols of peace and freedom
enkindle a fraternal spirit in aIL
Luke Weaver
State Farm Mutual Agent
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Mattress & Box Springs $119.95 $35.00
Metal-China & Wall Cabinets 20 to 35% Off
9x 12 Rugs $7.95 $6.88
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PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby William
son and family will have as their
guests Christmas Eve night her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rayford
Thompson and Brenda, and his
father, Mr. Harvey Williamson,
all of Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Cornell
and Mr. Ed Cornell of Indian
Springs will spend Christmas Day
with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Baker
in Atlanta.
