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Cheerleaders
For Grid
Teams Chosen
The cheerleaders of the Pee
Van Deventer Football League
have been chosen and announced
by William Mack Davis, Van De
venter Youth Director.
Mr. Davis said that girls have
worked hard under the tutelage
of their coaches and are ready to
cheer their charges to victory.
The cheerleaders, as released
by Mr. Davis, are as follows:
BYARS LTD.
Christy Branan, Lisa Kersey,
Candy Long, Susan O’Neal, Rob
in Roberts, Janet Smith, Kim
Smith, Rhonda Williams, Angie
Wise.
Coaches: Priscilla Wells, Avery
Smith, Mrs. Jean Stansell. Mrs.
Pat Smith.
ETHERIDCE-SMITH CO.
Robin Andrews, Cindy Cam
mon, Johnna Coleman, Gina
Dooley, Sallie Fletcher, Shelly
Hamlin, Kelly Hardy, Kay Mack
ey, Lisa Maddox, Kathryn Mealey,
Melinda Mealey, Esther O’Dell.
Coaches: Mrs. Susan James,
Mrs. Diane Kitchens.
JACKSON DRUG CO.
Melanie Colwell, Pam English,
Karen James, Winky Jones,
Kathie Kersey, Lisa Robertson,
Renee Robertson, Sheila Rooks,
Lynn Saunders, Trina Smith,
Tanoa Williamson.
Coaches: Mrs. Maynette Smith,
Mrs. Helen Kersey, Carole Lev
erette.
JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS
Melissa Bristol, Rose Campbell,
Betsy Collier, Wanda Godwin,
Kelley Johnson, Tammy Long,
Theresa Patterson, Dee Storey,
Paige Tatum.
Coaches: Mrs. Regina Johnson,
Mrs. Virginia Dunn.
MIDGET LEAGUE
Rhonda Roberts, Lucy Halbert,
Janet English, Candi Cammon,
Lisa Smith, Laura Thaxton, Re
nee Wright Coached by Mrs.
Ellen Maddox.
Debbie James, Jackie Branan,
Wendy Lowery, Tina Greenwood,
Terry Long, Marla Long—Coach
ed by Mrs. Betty James.
READ The WANT-ADS!
FOR CONTINUED HELP FOR MORE AND
BETTER RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
RE-ELECT
C. B. Brown, Jr.
MAYOR
“There is No Substitute for Experience”
In Appreciation
I wish to thank the public for their support
and patronage since opening a body shop of
my own at my home in Flovilla.
I take this opportunity to inform the public
that I have enlarged my facilities and erected a
new building to better serve the needs of my
customers and friends and solicit your contin
ued support.
For all types of body work, glass installa
tion, repair work and for your painting needs,
see or call
Elliott's Body Shop
PHONE 775-7864
HAROLD ELLIOTT, OWNER
Giles Ferry Road, Just Beyond Railroad
Trestle, Flovilla, Ga.
FLOVILLA
MRS. S. A. ELLIOTT
(Last Week’s Letter)
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gerald and
son, David, granddaughters, San
dra, Cassandra, Mrs. Becky Sharp
and son, Ross, and Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Scott Jr. and daughter,
Sonja, all of Riverdale visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes on
Sunday afternoon. The Geralds
lived as neighbors to the Barnes’
in 1940. Also visiting the Barnes’
were Mr. and Mrs. Paul James
Jr. and baby, Michael.
Mr. William Westbrook of For
syth visited Mrs. S. K. Smith and
family Sunday. Also visiting was
Mrs. F. C. Hearn.
Mrs. Estelle Bellinger and Mrs.
Ollie Cole of Atlanta visited Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Elliott Saturday.
Mrs. Alan Wilson and baby,
Machel, and Mrs. Raymond Wil
son of Jonesboro spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Craig.
Mrs. Edith Roberts and Mrs.
Annie Gober returned Mrs. Lo
rette Capel to her home in Mo
lena Friday. She had spent some
time with her sister, Miss Roxie
Smith, and other relatives.
James Elliott was a luncheon
guest Sunday of his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Long vis
ited Mrs. Harrison of Gray Sun
day evening.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams and
boys, Glenn and Andy, and Mr.
Jimmy Williams visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Bailey and children
of Clarkston Sunday. Mr. Wil
liams remained for a visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Bailey, and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Tedder and
Miss Lizie Nolan of Greensboro
spent Labor Day with Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Long.
Mrs. Henry Giles of Gray is
spending some time with her
niece, Mrs. Hoyt Chestnut, and
family.
Mrs. J. C. Funderburk spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Funderburk at Jonesboro. We
are glad Mrs. Funderburk is feel
ing much better. Mrs. Vivian
Hightower spent Sunday here
and was able to attend church.
We hope she received a good re
port from the doctor Tuesday and
will be home soon to stay.
Mrs. Joyce Stahl and baby, Joy,
of Jackson and Mr. Billy Long
were supper guests Saturday
night of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt
Chestnut and children, Earl, Da
vid and Rita.
Mrs. Jimmy Bolton of Com
merce and mother, Mrs. Nellie
Rush, their aunt, Mrs. Lucie Clay,
of Monticello visited recently
with Mr. Claud Morgan and Miss
Marcia Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rush
and sons, Chris and Mark, of
Long Beach, Calif, visited Sun
day with Mr. Claude Morgan and
Marcia. Mr. Rush also visited his
grandmother, Mrs. W. C. Rush,
at Westbury Medical Care Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Cook and
boys, Mark, Gregg and John, had
as their guests Sunday Rev. and
Mrs. P. M .Newton, Mr. James
H. Pope of Knoxville, Tenn., and
Mr. Doyle Middlebrooks of Mil
ledgeville. Mr. Pope and Mr.
Middlebrooks were missionaries
speaking at the Flovilla Baptist
Church Sunday at both services.
Sanford Elliott traveled via
plane Friday to Ashland, Mo., to
visit his uncle, Mr. C. L. Cook,
and Mrs. Cook. While there he
participated in a sportsman's fox
hunt at Inglewood Community
and thoroughly enjoyed himself,
especially the eating. The sev
eral hundred people attending en
joyed 1800 lbs. of barbecued
mutton along with salads, pies
and cakes. Fifty dogs participa
tor in the hunt and ran a fox into
Mr. Cook’s barn and lost it.
The Scoreboard
Jackson 18—Henry Cos. 0
Griffin 13—Clarke Central 0
Manchester 14—
Mary Persons 13
Putnam Cos. 32—Monticello 0
Carrollton IS—West Rome 6
Central Carrollton 26
Lamar Cos. 0
Jonesboro 22—Newton Cos. 0
Tech 34—South Carolina 6
Georgia 24—Baylor 10
Atlanta 37—Chicago 21
I Am A Candidate
To Succeed Myself As
Butts County Commissioner
For Post No. 2
IN THE SECOND PRIMARY OF SEPT. 26, 1972
You have honored me by allowing me to serve you for liy 2
years and I count it a privilege and honor to serve you again,
seeking always to represent every citizen of the county to the
best of my ability.
D. W. (Dave) Bailey
YOUR VOTE and SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
ELECT
Edward (Ed) Cleveland
To Post 3
Butts County Commissioner
I am ED CLEVELAND running for COUNTY COM
MISSIONER. I did not enter this election with any political
or ill feelings toward any other candidates as some have. My
ONLY reason for my entering is that I am concerned in our
COUNTY and its PEOPLE. I BEG you to go to the POLLS
September 26 and elect me, ED CLEVELAND, for your Coun
ty Commissioner for Post 3.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
Henderson Jr.
Team Meets
Stockbridge
The Henderson Junior High
football team meets Stockbridge
in their first game on Thursday,
September 21st, at Stockbridge
with the kick-off scheduled for
4:30 p. m.
Coaches Hyrum Pierce and
Grover Mclntyre anticipate that
the following boys will see a lot
of action: Eddie Mayfield, Win
ford Head, Tom Head, David
Brown, Charlie Robison, John
Weldon, James Otis Watson, Bill
Fears, Bill Wood, Lester Jenkins,
Interstate Life
. /
WALTER L. KING
775-3732 Jackson
Making sure for you and yours
Donnell Fambro, Eddie Ethridge,
Rickey Long, Bruce Battle, Rob
ert Anderson, Stanley Gregory
and Bobby Pinckney.
The schedule for the Junior
High team is as follows:
September 21—Stockbridge,
there.
September 28—Morgan Cos.,
4:30, home.
October 4—Morgan Cos., there.
October 11 Decatur Jr.,
4:4b, some.
October 18—Carver (Monroe),
there.
October 26—Stockbridge, 4:30,
home.
November 2 Carver (Mon
roe), 4:30, home.
November B—Fayette Cos.,
there.
The Record Stands
• SOUND FISCAL POLICIES •
• SOUND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT •
YOUR CITY GOVERNMENT IS
Big Business
GO WITH EXPERIENCE
KEEP
C M. DANIEL JR.
YOUR
COUNCILMAN
2ND WARD
OCTOBER 6 PRIMARY
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 172
