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New Livestock
Sale Barn Was
Opened The 27th
The Middle Georgia Livestock
Sales Company, located west of
Jackson on Georgia 16, officially
opened their new sale barn Wed
nesday, September 27th,
A large number of cattle buy
ers as well as several dignitaries
were on hand to tour the new
building and participate in the
livestock sale. The livestock
company is owned and operated
by Allen Lewis of Jackson, Bill
Wheeler of Cumming and Buck
Lewis of Canton who reported
Wednesday’s sale to be the larg
est ever had under their owner
ship. One thousand three hundred
and two head of livestock were
sold during sale hours Wednes
day.
The new, modern sale barn in
cludes a main office, buyer’s
offices, a large new cattle arena
and ring, livestock pens and
other features.
smal1 O VI/o^ceount
or ount
Makes not the slightest difference.
Either will bring you friendly and cour
teous service the moment you step
through our front door.
TRY US!
GRIFFIN FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
West Taylor St. at Tenth
Phone: 228-2786 Griffin, Ga.
Invitation To Bid
To Whom It May Concern
You are invited to submit a bid for a chain link fence as
listed below, installed.
Please submit sealed bids, marked “Bids-Fence” by 8:30
A. M., October 9, 1972.
The Board of Commissioners, Butts County, reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
To: Clerk Board of Commissioners
Address: Butts County, Jackson, Georgia.
Job Name: County Road Maintenance Barn
Job Location: State Route No.
Quotation On: Fencing and Gates
Estimate Quantities Required: 610 ft. style W3B, fence 7 ft.
high, 2” mesh, 11 Ga.
1 Gate, 18 ft. opening; 2 end posts, 2 y 2 in. 0. D.; 2 gate posts,
4in 0. D.; 3 corner posts, 2*4. in. 0. D.; line posts 2” 0. D., top
rail 1-5-8” 0. D.; gate frame 2” 0. D. if R3B style is used.
If a top rail is used in lieu of a top tension wire, the price
will increase to .
Board of Commissioners
Butts County, Ga.
Art Teacher
To Exhibit
At Museum
Miss Gail Elaine Parnelle, a
teacher in Henderson Junior
High School, has been notified
that an abstract painting of hers
has been selected for exhibit at
the Georgia Artists Show in No
vember. The painting “Red-Yel
low-Blue-Green 73” will be on
exhibit at the High Museum of
Art.
Miss Patnelle, a native of At
lanta, received a Bachelor of
Pine Arts Degree from the At
lanta Sthool of Art and a Mas
ters Degree from the Cranbrook
Academy of Art in Michigan. She
joined Henderson Junior High
faculty this year as art instruc
tor.
The public is invited to attend
the livestock sales each Wednes
day and to come by and tour the
new building.
Dr. Barron
New Dentist
At Monticello
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DR. BARRON
Dr. Oliver J, Barron announces
the opening of his office for
dental practice in the Funderburg
Building, 407 Forsyth Street, in
Monticello.
A native Of Monticello, he at
tended the old Jasper County
Training School and graduated
from Ft. Valley State College
prior to two years of military
duty. Dr. Barron received the
Doctor of Dental Surgery degree
from Howard University, Wash
ington, D. C. He served one year
of a rotating dental school at
St. Elizabeth Hospital in Wash
ington.
Dr. Barron’s experience in
cludes serving as a dental officer
with the Department of Public
Health in Washington, D. C. and
Atlanta while engaged in private
practice in both cities.
Dr. Barron is married to the
former Stephanie Andrea Jackson
of Fredericksburg, Va. Dr. Bar
ron said that he considers it an
honor to return to his birthplace
to practice his profession.
PERSONAL
Friends of Mrs. Imogene Lev
erette regret to learn she was
admitted to Jasper Memorial Hos
pital Saturday afternoon suffer
ing what was believed by her
doctor to be a heart seizure.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyrus Grant,
Wanda, Gail and Iris were sup
per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Faulkner in Warner Robins Sat
urday night.
Friends of Mrs. Marshall Hicks
will regret to learn she entered
Coliseum Park Hospital in Macon
Sunday.
THE JACKSON PROCRESS-ARCUS. JACKSON, GA.
PERSONAL
Spend the day guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Earnhart,
Brad and Page, were Mr. and
Mrs. Asa Maddox and Mrs. How
ard Perdue, the occasion in hon
or of Page’s sixth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Burdette
and Loraine of Brunswick visi
ted Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Nutt.
Messrs. Joe Harris and Buddy
Norsworthy attended the Geor
gia-North Carolina State game in
Athens Saturday afternoop.
Mrs. J. W. Carter moved last
week into her attractive new
home on ihe Griffin Road. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Carter and
children, in turn, moved into the
home formerly occupied by Mrs.
Carter; and Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Carter moved to the Charles W.
Carter home on Wesley Avenue.
Mrs. J. W. Carter is the mother
of Charles W. Carter and John C.
Carter.
For easy ; fast
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• BUILT FOR A LIFETIME
JACKSON
TRUEVALUE
HARDWARE
GRIFFIN MERCHANTS'
ANNUAL CITY-WIDE
Harvest VALUES
OCTOBER sth - 6th - 7th
Griffin Biggest SALE!
More Money Saving VALUES!
Rhodes Furniture Buy-Wise Wynne’s Jewelers
Jerrie & Don’s Batton & Jackson Quick Tire Southern Chrysler-Plymouth
Southern States Printing Cos. Collins Men & Boys Wear Godard Clothing Cos.
The Furniture Shop The Bonnie Shop i .l •
Sigman Buick-Opel, Inc. Griffin Electronics Btshop s Cio hirag
Star Chevrolet Spalding Ga. ° ne Hour Martimzing
Randall & Blakely RB M Motors Lee’* BP Service Center
Jim Pridgen Hardware Ben Franklin Variety Easterwood Shoes
Jones Harrison Furniture Griffin Hardware Cos. Gene Hayes Motor Cos.
O’Kelley’s Furniture Cos. Winn-Dixie Sears
Morrow Powell Clothing Cos. Otasco-Economy Auto Store Claxton’s Pharmacy
Smith Roberts Fashion Shoes
Saul’. Cartledge Furniture Maxwell Bro.. Furniture
The Gentry Shop Whitmire’. Jewelry The Kry.tal
Leonard’s Goode-Nichols Furn. Cos. The Oxford Shop
Suburban LP Gas W. T. Grant Cos. FIRMS COOPERATING IN
Diana Shop Fashion Shops PROMOTION
Cain’s Furniture Gulf Super Service
Ralph’. Kentucky Fried u ,.,. Clark ’ s S “P* c r Markat
Chicken Williamson & Sons Garage Wriifc.
D r . n Thriftown Food Store WKEU
p ur. Furniture Company Lights of Griffin The Bank of Griffin
Tonkin s Casuals Quality LP Gas Commercial Bank
Milling Motor Company Sheppard Typewriter Sales First National
Akins Feed and Seed Cos. and Service Griffin Daily News
"MAKE GRIFFIN YOUR TRADE'N PLACE"
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mullis and
young daughter, Nickels, of Al
bany, visited during the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hoard.
The friends of Mrs. Cassie Ed
wards will be glad to know she
has returned home following hos
pitalization at Sylvan Grove Hos
pital for two weeks.
Choice Property For Sale
Lovely 7 room brick home with carport. 3 bedrooms, bath
and half, built-in kitchen with dishwasher, living room, den
and dining area. Carpet in living room and bedrooms. 10x12
brick workshop in back. 2 miles out of Jackson on Hwy. 16.
Like new 4 room & bath home with carport & utility room
on 1 acre lot. Has just been remodeled inside. 7 Miles out on
Fincherville Rd.
DUPLEX Main Street in Jackson. 2 bedrooms, living
room, dining room and bath.
2-bedroom and bath frame house on Main Street in Jackson.
We are interested in buying acreage in Butts County.
Seven room house located on North Oak Street. Wooded
corner lot, freshly painted.
Slade Realty, Inc.
122 East Third Street
Jackson, Georgia
Phone 775-5550
WE BUY SELL TRADE
PERSONAL
Jackson friends of Mr. and
Mrs. James Moore, who resided
in the Willis home on Mulberry
Street while in Jackson, now of
Grapevine, Texas, will regret to
learn that Mrs. Moore’s mother
passed away recently. The Moores
are making their home at Route
5, Box 99, Grapevine, Texas.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1972
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Berlin Gramling
of Douglasville were Sunday
guests of his aunt, Mrs. Rosa
York.
Mr. and Mrs. R aymond
O’Quinn and Michael motored to
Milledgeville Sunday to return
Miss Jeri O’Quinn back to Geor
gia College.
