The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, December 16, 1971, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, DEC. 16, 1971 HAPPY BIRTHDAY The Progress-Argus extends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: December 17—Olin Greer Sr., Laßue Grant, Billy Leverette, Mrs. Sam Stearns, Dennis Waits, D. T. Ford, Carlton Ingram, San dra Ann Biles, Keith Fendley, Mrs. Tom Whitesides, Mrs. Jerry M. Hunt, Jr. December 18—Forest Welder Davis, Jr., Aileen Faulkner, Mrs. Smith Price, Mrs. Pearl Long, Homer Leverette, Mrs. W. C. Godsey, Donald Godsey, Donald Earnhart, Michael Tracy Blair, Mrs. Wade H. Bell Jr., Rena Fenley, Rev. D. L. Folsom, Sam my Webb. December 19—Mrs. Florence Youngblood, Carolyn James, C. B. Waldrop, Wendell Edwards, Dr. James C. Howell, Annie L. Whidby, Jeffery Wade Laymon, Joseph Franklin Norris, Beverly Fendley, Charlene Weaver Glov er, Mrs. Donald Thaxton, Jimmy Browning. December 20—Levi Hurt, Jr., Mrs. Nora Evans, Patricia Caro lyn Rooks, Mrs. Linton Harper, Mrs. Frank Miller, Debra Ann Baxter, W. C. Adams, Emily Ka ren Cook, James Gilbert, Johnny Heath. December 21—L. F. Coleman, Mrs. Harvey Pearson, Lamar Hamlin, Mary Ann Wells, Mrs. Roland Gardenshire, Tommie Keith Rogers, Ricky L. Johnson, Kenneth Duke, Linda Jane Bur ford, Stanley Vaughn, Jan J. Washington, Mrs. Lee H. Brand. December 22—John Charles Thaxton, Mrs. Ruth H. Meredith, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Charles Gary Smith. December 23 —Benjamin W. Carmichael, Mrs. G. M. Saunders, Lamar Carter, Mary Frances W. G. Pitts, Rudolph Maddox, Kimberly Marie James, Scott Jackson, Clarence Shelnut, Robert L. Keever. The Charge of the Light Brigade This one’s a winner. The Light Brigade we mean is made up of Georgia s 41 consumer-owned electric utilities. We bring the vital charge of electric power—and all the conveniences of modern life to one-and-a quarter million Georgians who live m areas where they couldn’t get electricity from any other source. The dependable, responsible work of our consumer-owned utilities assures that wherever there's life in Georgia, there s light. And that’s a good thing for all of us. l iiE® WmSjjjfti Central Georgia v Electric Membership Corporation RABBIT STEW ENJOYABLE EVENT OF DECEMBER 4TH A rabbit stew was enjoyed De cember 4th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Seymour and Mrs. Mattie Jinks near High Falls. Attending this enjoyable get together were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Proctor, Mrs. J. E. Proctor and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Crocker of Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sutton and Betty Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sutton of Grif fin; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hawkins of Zebulon, Mr. and Mrs. David Kendrick of Meansville, Mr. and Mrs. John Sanford, Theodore, Bonnie and Sharon Strickland of Forsyth. PERSONAL Mrs. Margaret S. Carmichael and Miss Kiki Carmichael will have as their guests during the Christmas holidays Mr. and Mrs. David Faulkner, Mary, Jeff and David of Coral Gables, Fla., Rev. and Mrs. Bert Carmichael, Tom, Michelle and Shirley of Isom Kentucky, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Si las, Sherrie, Murphy and Chris tie, and Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Silas, all of Jacksonville, Florida. Miss Annise Potts, student at Emory at Oxford College, is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Potts, and family. Donnie Edward Gay, student at Fort Valley State College, is visiting his father, George Gay, during the Christmas season. Spelman College student Pa tricia Benton is visiting during the Christmas season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Exzempent Benton. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Waits will visit his mother, Mrs. S. F. Peters, Mr. Peters and family during the Christmas sesason. Mr. Waits is a student at Georgia Southwestern College. MISS PORTIAH WHITE TO BE BRIDE OF LEE FAMBRO ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th Mr. and Mrs. Matthew White of Jackson announce the forth coming marriage of their daugh ter, Portiah White, to Lee Fam bro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fambro. The marriage will take place Sunday, December 19th, at three o’clock in the afternoon at Rock Creek Baptist Church, Indian Springs, Georgia. All friends and relatives are invited to attend the wedding. Walgreen AGENCY Christmas GIFTS FOR EVERYONE Dozens of suggestions to make Christmas merrier for everybody on your list! Make your selections here —and now. You can depend on your friendly Drug Store for outstanding value and courteous helpful service— Christmas time and all the time throughout the year. The finest in Candies — Nunnally’s and Pangburns. GIFTS FOR HER Automatic Toothbrush Bathroom Scales Bath Salts and Oils Ball Pen Billfold Camera Candy Cigarettes Clock, electric Compacts Cosmetics Dresser Sets Electric Hair Dryer Electric Razor Flashbulbs Flashlight Gift Wrapping Sets Greeting Cards Hairbrush Heating Pad Jewelry Lighter Lipstick Luggage Manicure Set Perfumes Playing Cards Pen and Pencil Set Photographic Equipment Soap Stationery Stocking Stuffers Toiletry Sets Wrist Watch Wrist Watch Band GIFTS FOR HIM Alarm Clock Automatic Toothbrusff THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA Homemaker s Corner BY RACHEL TORRANCE Butts County Home Economist f attendance enjoyed the decora tions, the refreshments, and es pecially talking and being togeth er. Of the variety of cookies and candies served, one was especially enjoyed by all. I hope having this recipe and maybe a spare moment PARRISH DRUG CO. “A Trustworthy Symbol of Savings and Service” PERSONAL Stunmy Darkness, student at West Georgia College, is visiting during Christmas with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dark ness, and other relatives. in this busy time of year, you will be able to make up a batch for your family and friends to enjoy. Pecan Date Roll 1 box brown sugar 1 box dates 1 quart nuts 2 tablespoons butter 1 tablespoon corn syrup % cup milk Cook sugar, milk, syrup, and butter until it forms a soft ball. Add dates, cook until done — cool 5 minutes. Add pecans— roll in damp cloth—place in re frigerator—slice as needed. The Christ mas Show given by Mrs. Elizabeth Wat kins and my self was a tre mendous and sparkling suc cess. A large We invite you to shop our well known line of Cosmetics which in cludes such familiar names as: Old Spice, Faberge, Prince Matchabelli, Dante, Jade East, Corday, Max Factor, Lanvin, Revlon, Houbigant, Love, and Shulton. Your Christmas Gift Headquarters Ball Pen Barometer Billfold Brief Case Camera Camera Outfit Clock, electric Cigarettes Cigars Compass, Navigator Electric Razor First Aid Kit Flashbulbs Flashlight Fountain Pen Greeting Cards Flairbrush Hair Dressing Hair Tonic Heating Pad Jewelry Sets Key Case Lighter Luggage Manicure Set Pen and Pencil Set Pipe Playing Cards Photographic Equipment Projection Outfit Shampoo Shaving Supplies Aerosol Lather Bomb Electric Razor After-Shave Lotion Shaving Kits Razor Set Razor Shaving Brush Soap Stationery Stocking Stuffers Thermometer, Weather Tobacco Humidors Tobacco Pouch Toiletry Set Travel Kit Vacuum Bottle Wrist Watch Wrist Watch Band J ( ( I Gifts for Youngsters; I Baby Food Warmer ; Baby Gift Set j Ball Pen ; Bath Salts and Oils | Billfold ! Bubble Bath Camera ! Camera Outfit Candy Film Flashlight Hairbrush Key Holder Manicure Set Pen and Pencil Set Photographic Outfit Powder Mitt Soap Shoe Polish Set Shampoo Sports Equipment Stationery Stocking Stuffers Toiletry Set Toys Wrist Watch Wrist Watch Band PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Eulas Barlow have as their holiday guest their daughter, Miss Patricia Barlow, a student at Clark College. Georgia College student Robert Riddle is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Riddle. Miss Linda Taylor of Morris Blown, College is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor, during the holidays. At home for the Yule time holi days is Robert Ridgeway, student at Clayton Junior College. Robert is the son of Mrs. 11. P. Hall. Morris Brown College student Wilbert Brown is with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, during the Yule season. South Georgia College student Bill Nelson is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Nelson, at their Ball Street home. GIFTS FOR THE HOME Alarm Clock Automatic Toothbrush Baby Bottle Warmers Baby Food Warmer Bathroom Scales Clock, electric Clock Radio Coffeemaker Electric Blanket Electric Hair Dryer Electric Heating Pad Electric Massager Flashlight Heating Lamp Hot Water Bottle Iron, Electric Steam Nursery Lamp Picnic Jug Portable Radio Sandwich Grill Sun Lamp Toaster Vacuum Bottle Vaporizer Weather Recording Instruments JVaffle Iron DECORATIONS Artificial Snow Aerosol Bomb Candles Christmas Tree Lights Christmas Tree Stands Christmas Corsages Christmas Wreaths and Mistletoe Door Ornaments Gift Ties and Ribbons, Tape and Seals Gift Wrapping Paper Table Centerpiece Tinsel PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Julian Wells of Atlanta are spending th e Christ mas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ivey of In dian Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wells of Jenkinsburg. Jul ian is a student at Georgia Tech. Glen Rivers, a student at Mid dle Georgia College, will spend the Yule holidays with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Riv ers. Miss Jeri O’Quinn is spending the Yule holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O’- Quinn. She is a student at Geor gia College, Milledgeville. Mr. and Mrs. Lovett Fletcher will have with them for the Christmas holidays their sons, Bill Fletcher, student at the Univer sity of Georgia and Ricky Fletch er, student at Valdosta State Col lege.