The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, March 18, 1971, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1971 >j*oo'-: ; : Hb. . i^i^:'Hl ;' • W Jr* . \|ll: ■■ii .-■ <&■: W ’’ r : ' ' |||§f J|P&£jc. ,-- .. V\ v V M Forthcoming Marriage Miss Deidra Jinks, Kent Tabb Is Announced Mrs. Marvin Eslyn Jinks of Jackson announces the engage ment and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Deidra Jinks, to Patrick Kent Tabb, U. S. Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nathan Tabb Jr. of Colquitt and Jackson. The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Mr. Jinks. Miss Jinks is the granddaugh ter of Mrs. William Jared White and the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clifford Jinks of Jackson. She is a student at Tift College, For syth, Georgia. Mr. Tabb. is the grandson of Mr. and Mis. Collie Euzmia Shef field of Jackson and Mrs. Tom Nathan Tabb, Sr. and the late Mr. Tabb of Colquitt. He is sta tioned at Ft. Jackson, South Carolina. The wedding will be at four o’clock April 17 at the Jackson United Methodist Church. No in vitations are being sent. 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We have our own service man and shop located in our store with service available six days a week. There is no charge for color set up and delivery. HODGES HARDWARE & FURNITURE “ON THE SQUARE” PHONE 775-7501 JACKSON,*GEORGIA PHONE 775-7501 MRS. KERMIT WILLIAMS WAS HOST TO SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS AT PARTY The members of the Ladies Adult Sunday School Class of the Towaliga Baptist Church were guests at a supper Friday night by their teacher, Mrs. Kermit K. Williams, at her home on Route 3, Jackson. The Williams home was deco rated throughout with Spring flowers and included jonquils, spiraea and forsythia. Amid much merriment and conversation the guests enjoyed a sumptuous buf fet style meal. Those present, in addition to the hostess, included Rev. and Mrs. Joe Parham, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Colwell, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bryant, Ml-, and Mrs. Edsel Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Weaver, Mrs. Hunt Ridgeway, Mr. Kermit Wil liams anj} Keith Williams. JENKINSBURG GARDEN CLUB MET WITH MRS. T. R. SIMS The regular monthly meeting of the Jenkinsburg Garden Club was held at the home of Mrs. T. R. Sims on Tuesday, March 9th. Mrs. Joyce Harris presided over the business session and also brought the devotional, using Psalms I as her scripture refer ence. Twelve members answered the roll call and a visitor, Mrs. Ar thur Cleveland, was welcomed by the president. New Year books were given out by the chairman, Mrs. Elizabeth Ford, and a cake sale was planned for April 17th. Program chairman for the eve ning was Mrs. Louise Farrar. She asked several members to bring containers and materials for making arrangements with five different type arrangements being made and discussed. Much help was derived by the experi ence. After the program concluded, Mrs. Sims invited members into the dining room where the table was laden with goodies includ ing chicken salad, homemade fancy cookies, chips and Russian Tea. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON. GEORGIA HAWTHORN GARDEN CLUB MET WITH MRS. PERDUE The Hawthon Garden Culb met Tuesday, March 9, at the home of Mrs. Howard Perdue. Mrs. A. D. Pope was co-hostess, and her sister, Mrs. E. S. Lee was a visi tor. Refreshments of strawberry shortcake, coffee, and nuts, were served. The President, Mrs. Paul Mad dox, called the meeting to order, and Mrs. Mercer Hodges gave the devotional, reading a cherished clipping about lilacs, long been stored away, which effectively emphasized the Motto of the Club, “A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever.” Mrs. George L. Swan read from a recent Atlanta Journal and Con stitution Magazine, the article, “Your Plants May Read Your Mind,” written by Wylly Folk St. John, about Cleve Backster, who has proved that plants have memory and some reasoning abil ity, and how he does it. Voting on flowers resulted in the following: Arrangements: Mrs. Paul Mad dox, Ist; Mrs. Artis Wilson, 2nd. Small arrangements: Mrs. Bertha Maddox, Ist; Mrs. G. L. Swan, 2nd. Miniature: Mrs. A. H. Cole man. DUFFEY FAMILY PLANS REUNION ON MAY 16th All members and friends of the Duffey family are invited to make plans to attend the Duffey Fam ily reunion on May 16th at Per kerson Park in Atlanta. All those who plan to attend are requested to bring a basket lunch to be spread at the noon hour. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Ron Thompson were supper guests of their grandmother, Mrs. Mae Day, Tuesday night of last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Spain 111 and family had as their dinner guests Wednesday night of last week his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Spain, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Mock, all of Atlanta. Miss Linda Elliott arrived Tuesday to be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Elliott, on Giles Ferry Road. Miss Elliott was a student at Baylor Univer sity in Texas but will transfer to Tift College for the Spring quarter to complete her educa tion. Mr. and Mrs. Butch Miller left Monday for Kansas City, Missouri where he will be stationed with the Air Force. HAPPY BIRTHDAY The Progress-Argus extends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: March 19—Jerome Hardy, Miss Sarah Bond, Mrs. O. E. Lever ette, Andrew Moore, Thomas Smith, Mrs. W. A. White, Forest Mason, Mrs. Harold Brooks, Peg gy Lynn Malcolm, Mrs. Maude Darnell, Jose Deraney, Mrs. El sie Grant, Ricky James. March 20—Mrs. A. J. Hearn, Thomas Brooks, Mrs. W. 0. Knowles, Josephine Maddox, Mrs. Everette Proctor, Charles E. Howell, Tommie Meredith, Dr. Francis M. Holston. March 21—Mrs. Harold Lifsey and Mrs. Tommie Spencer (twins), K. A. Singley, William E. McCarty, Jr., James Thomas Jinks, Jr, Mrs. Bailey Woodward, Tony King, Jeffery Copeland Barnes, Janice Grimes. March 22—Mrs. T. E. Clark, Mrs. L. C. Pope, S .M. Ridgeway, Orville Rooks, Viola Marie P. Campbell, Albert F. Schwamlein, Jr., William J. Maddox, John Byrd Garland, Palmer Jolly, Em ily Louise Duke, Dorothy Gray, Roy Elbert Rogers, Ann Har mon Grant, Mildred Diane Kim bell, Ronald Matthew Vaughn, Alisa Anderson, W. R. Henry, Lori Franklin. March 23—Carolyn Lumnrus, Clarice Swint, William Brooks, Mildred Faulkner, Thomas Duke, Walter Price, Mildred Washing ton, Mrs. W. C. McMiehael, Mrs. Douglas Mitchell, Frederick An thony, R. F. Armstrong, Lucy Jane McMiehael, Sylvia Cawthon, Steven Charles Baker, J. F. Trimble, Freddie Dodson, Paul Collins, Mrs. Robert Fincher, Mary Jo Boothe, Harold Burdette. March 24 James Edward Singley, Ray Saunders, Truman Hardy, Ruby Jewel Wells, Mrs. L. F. Plank, Lee Redman, Ronelle Crocker, Ralph Goodwin, Jr., Mrs. R. L. Hogue, Jack Tyus Ball, Jr., Steve Bowden, Mrs. Bobby Steph ens, Danny Jenkins. March 26—Mrs. Troy McClure, Dorothy Maddox, W. C. James, Mrs. Harold Cook, George Lamar Weaver, J. V. Wallace, Jimmy Evans, Billy Singley, David Ridgeway, Jr., C. M. Daniel Jr., Tonie Mereidth, James Jackson Dunn, Jerry Long and Terry Long, (twins), Mrs. Jewell Snow, Stacy Reese. PERSONAL Barney Wilder was dismissed Monday from Sylvan Grove Hos pital where he had been a patient for several days. No investment is safer. Nothing compares to it when it j comes to availability. And there is no equal to the peace of mind that comes from having cash at your fingertips. Keep It In OUR Bank! Your Home Owned FULL SERVICE BANK jjciNTDSH STATE BANK * Th FULII SERVICE Lbano PERSONAL Victor Wilson of Warner Rob ins was a business visitor to Jack son on Saturday. Mrs. Julian Jackson and Mrs. Helen Jackson of Griffin spent Sunday with Mrs. W. T. Mote and Tally. BankAmericard /iIsUK PERSONAL Recent visitors of Mrs. W. T. Mote and Tally were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Taratoot of Atlanta, Mr. Carl Mote of Mountville, and Mr. Chester Rivers of Jackson. Miss Erma Thomas spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Harris of Jenkinsburg.