The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, September 21, 1972, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextVote For A Man You Can Talk With At Any Time Or Any Place Vote Hammond Barnes To Voters Of Butts County I would like to begin by saying “Thank You” to all the people that voted for me and worked for me in the first primary. I would appreciate it if you would do so again; I can win when the people decide to give a young man a chance. I promise to remove the asphalt speed breakers on our county roads, because they will cause you to have to have the front end of your car aligned. I will work for caution lights at our dangerous intersections, and I will work with State officials for caution lights at dangerous places, such as Four Points Grocery and Duke’s Grocery. I would like to see all county rights of ways kept cut and clean all the time and not just at election time. We all agree, I’m sure, that all taxes are too high. When you people of Butts County elect me to Post. No. 2 I promise to do everything I can to lower taxes. Check on your taxes be fore voting. The next thing I would like you to think about is the “One Man Show” that we’ve heard so much about. I want to ask you why, when he elected three men to commissioners office, we were supposed to have three opin ions on matters that arise, but it looks like whenever the chairman’s opinion, my opponent had the same one, or either kept it to himself. I do not seek my opponent’s job as boss over the road Department. As I see it, he does a good job with what few men and poor equipment they have to work with, but I don’t think a com missioner should have this job . So elect me, Gery Hoard, to Post No. 2, County Commissioner, Sept. 26. THANK YOU. GERY HOARD USE PROGRESS-ARGUS WANT ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS ELECT Edward (Ed) Cleveland To Post 3 Butts County Commissioner It will be impossible for me to see each one of you in per son, but I humbly ask you to go to the Polls September 26 and VOTE for me, ED CLEVELAND, for your County Commis sioner for Post 3. BY BRENDA WILLIAMSON The bell tolls for Butts County students who desire to further their education at colleges, uni versities and other institutions of higher learning. A large number of students from this area have begun or will soon begin their fall quarter at the schools of their choice as the hallowed “Halls of Ivy” summon them back from their summer indolence. If names have been omitted or are incorrectly listed as to school, please call 775-3107 im mediately so that a correction can be made. The College List is printed after many hours of call ing and research and has been compiled as thoroughly and ac curately as possible. The list of students is as fol lows: West Georgia—Willie May Adams, Steven Ball, Dorothy Clemons, Russ Crumbley, Laurie Summers, Beth Price, Nathaniel Thurman, Candace Carmichael, Antoinette Brownlee, Mike Hud gens, Anderson Morgan, Ernes tine Thurman, Betty Thurman, Donnell Stodghill, Lewis Briscoe, Larry Morgan. Georgia Southern—Cindy Cook, Jeff English, Peggy Evans, Cis sie Haisten, Charlie Howell, Den ise Davis, Dawn Stinson, Tony Parker, Don Cook, Steve Peck, Bill Nelson. Georgia College at Milledge ville—Larry Duke, Duane Pat terson, Dennis Remington, Andy St. John, Norma Dean Hearn, Alice Patrick Piro, Patsy Mad dox, Jeri O’Quinn, Charles Watts, John W. Browning Jr. University of Georgia—Ernie Gibson, Emily Carr, Jeffie James, Douglas Briscoe, Patrice Marchman, Gloria Morgan, Ellen Pinckney, Jed Jinks, Jimmy Pat rick, Susan Taylor, Debby Fears, Harry Lewis, Bill Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Fletcher, Gary Gibson, James William Head, Homer Moelchert, Carole Law rence. Mercer University—Susan Mc- Clelland, Lewis Jones, Curtis Taylor, Fred Head, Marvin John son. Georgia State University— Robert Johnson, Joe Respress, Julian Lewis, John Head, Wesley Powell, Annise Potts, Alton Potts. Abraham Baldwin—Ellen Hen ry, Steve Fletcher, Eddie Kersey, Maralyn Ridgeway, Kim Ruff, Dennis Smith. Albany State—Constance Ber ry, Ruby Moore, Gretchen Wyatt, Theotis Watkins, Lurlene Usher, Nathaniel Lawson, Brenda Smith. Emory University—Nancy Set tle. Macon Junior College—Rich ard Stodghill. Georgia Baptist Hospital School of Nursing—Louette Vaughn, Gail Carter. Florida Bible College—Ed Hoard. Tulane University—Robert S. Harrison. Trevecca Nazarene College— Lynn Crum. A u burn—Tommy Glidewell, Gail Marsh. Furman—Billy Glidewell and Bruce Hick*. Brenau—Kathy Miller. Berry College—Ann Watkins. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARCUS. JACKSON, GEORGIA Agnes Scott College—Kay Pinckney. Gordon Junior College—Perry Ridgeway, Charlie Brown, Andy Hudson, Glen Rivers, Kerry Browning, Alan Butler. LaGrange College—Kiki Car michael. Medical College of Georgia— Deidra J. Tabb, Peggy Glass. Florida State University—Dot tie Leverette Varnadoe. Rabun Gap Nachoochee School —Randall Hardy. Ft. Valley—Margaree High tower, Alton Stewart, Carolyn Wise, Charlie Smith, Gladys Freeman, Freddie Lawson, Ollie Woodard, Theodore Patterson. Tift—Nancy James, Rachael Watkins, Mrs. Johnny Carter, Carole Leverette, Cathy Evans, Rita Bennett, Pam Anderson, Mrs. Jenny Adams, Charlene Brownlee, Mrs. Jimmy Landrum, Mrs. Donald Sheffield. Georgia Tech—Sheryl Mere dith, Robert Burpee, Ken Barnes, Martin Ridgeway. Shorter—Saralyn Ridgeway. North Georgia College—Elaine Todd, David Haisten, John Allen Moore. Florida A&M—Alfred Wat kins. Brewton-Parker—James Reas or. John A. Gupton—Barry Wea ver. Morris Brown—Calvin White, Wilbert Brown, Santillia Jopes, Rachael Berry, Linda Nutt, Phyl lis Berry. Clayton Junior College—Deb bie Kimbell, Patricia Starr. San Diego State —Willie Bark ley. Clark—Clarence Barlow, Pa tricia Barlow, Linda Taylor. Southern Tech —Steve Barnes. Lees-Mcßae—Steve Bennett. j Okaloosa-Walton Jr. College— I Kim Culberson. Carson Newman College—Lin-; da S. Graham. University of Tennessee— Robert Griffin. Georgia Southwestern—Mary Lou Hauser, George Howell, Kathy Price. Bell & Howell School of Elec tronics—Julius Head. Stratford Women’s College— Gail Williams. Patricia Stevens School of Fashion—June Maddox. Atlanta Tech—Ricky Andrews, Valentine Fears, Hozie Folds, . Thomas Jester, Willie Varner, Billy Woodard, John Alfred Ply mel. Griffin Tech—Susan Colwell, Walter Davis, Debby Duke, Bruce Harper, Robert Henderson, Con nie Norsworthy, Bruce Welsh, Ozie White, Lanny Mason, Renee Smith, Linda Lawson, Larry Price, Anthony Mayfield, Joel Stokes, Dexter Buries. Macon Tech—Vivian Evans. DeKalb Junior College—Victor Davis. Morehouse—Terry Arline. Daniel Payne College—John Arthur Webb, Judy Shivers, Mor ris Ball, James C. Smith. Truett McConnell—Al Gilbert. Howard University Jimmy McCormick. PERSONAL A1 Gilbert left Saturday for Truett McConnell, Cleveland, to study for the ministry. His moth er, Mrs. Anna Ruth Gilbert, and sister, Mrs. Jane Nail, went up Saturday for Parent’s Day at the college. JACKSON DRIVE-IN OPEN ONLY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY SEPT. 22-23-24 DOUBLE FEATURE Midnight Cowboy anil Shaft’s Big Score SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Progress-Argus Honor Roll New and Renewal Subscription, Of The Past Few Days Mrs. J. W. Watkins, Decatur F. H. Morgan, Jackson Mrs. Eloise Jenkins, Jeffer sonville, Indiana W. T. Nelson, Jackson Rev. Donald Gray, Jackson Mrs. Ernestine Glass, Jackson Alvin L. O’Neal, Forest Park Morton Duke, Americus Mrs. J. B. Thurston, Pitts burgh, Pa. I Am A Candidate To Succeed Myself As City Councilman From The 3rd Ward In The Primary Of October 6, 1972 I realize I will not be able to see every voter personally, so I take this means to ask for your vote and support. W. OTIS BALL I Am A Candidate For County Commissioner Post No. 3 In The Primary Of Sept. 26th This is my first political venture and I realize the enormity of the task of attempting to see most of the voters in Butts County in a 10-day span. Realizing this will be an impossibility, I take this means of soliciting your vote and support. I am offering for this post because I am vitally interested in the future of Butts County and feel that I can offer a con structive program for the continued progress of our county. If the question of legalized beer sales for the county is considered, I would prefer that the citizens of Butts County be given an opportunity to express their opinion through a referendum. If the voters indicate a desire for beer, I would not hesitate to vote for it as one of your three commissioners. I also pledge my ability and intent to work with the com missioners nominated by you, the voters of the county. If my long experience as a service station operator has taught m<e nothing else, it has taught me a lesson of cooperation with other people that can be put to good use in the commissioners office. If elected to this responsible position, I will strive to treat each citizen fairly and impartially and listen patiently to those persons who contact me or the commission office on problems of a personal or community nature. To achieve the will of you, the electorate of Butts County, will be my constant goal. If elected, I will be your servant in name and in fact. I thank you for your consideration of my candidacy and earnestly solicit your vote and support. BILL STRICKLAND Mrs. Gladys Wilson, Jackson Harold Grant, Jackson Roy Reeves, Forsyth Douglas Page, Jackson Alton Colwell, Toccoa F. E. Holland, Jackson Ralph R. Smith & Son, N. Attleboro, Mass. Mrs. Mary Ward, Griffin Mrs. Charles S- Bailey, Jackson Mrs. J. D. Bankston, Jackson C. E. Rooks Sr., Flovilla S. Bert Kinard, Macon Mrs. Diane Lofton, Jackson Barbara Crumbley, Jackson Mrs. William F. Marrs, Louis ville, Ky. Andrea Holston, Wilmore, Ky. Arthur Lee Travis, Jackson THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1*72 Lt Joseph Deptula, Jackson Mrs. Maureen Cook, Jackson Miss Saralyn Ridgeway, Rome Paul Wells, Jackson PERSONAL Dr. and Mrs. Charles McGahee of Aiken, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Patrick of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Duvall Patrick attend ed the Tech-South Carolina game in Atlanta Saturday afternoon. The McGahees and Patricks of Athens were spend the day guests Sunday of their parents in Jack son and were joined for the day by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Piro of Milledgeville.