The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, February 15, 1973, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCommissioners Statement For County Expenses January 1973 Date No. Paid To Fond Amount 1-2 1 R. W. Watkins, Road $ 450.00 2 Sylvan Grove Hospital, Hospital 10,000.00 1-5 3 Payroll Account, Payroll 4,325.18 1-8 4 Employees Retirement Sys., F.1.C.A.., 4,633.81 1-9 5 Central Ga. E.M.C., P. Bldg 23.68 6 City of Jackson, P. Bldg 528.72 7 Snapping Shoals E.M.C., P. Bldg 3.60 8 Ga. Power Cos., Road 3.87 9 Clerk Superior Court, Sup. Ct. 49.80 10 The C&S Bank of Jackson, Tax Com. 12.00 11 Norma Dean Hearn, Tax Com. 140.00 12 Assn. Cos. Commissioners, Gen. Gov. 273.43 13 Ga. Highway Express, Inc. Road 6.00 14 Heyman and Sizemore, Attorney 176.00 16 Hugh C. Polk, Sheriff 260.00 16 James Spur Station, Sheriff 189.32 17 Yancey Bros Cos., Road 659.89 18 Four Points Auto Service, Sheriff 107.13 19 Vulcan Materials Cos., Road 487.97 20 Georgia Forestry Com. Forestry 827.00 21 State Supply Cos., Road 49.00 22 Jackson Library Assn., P. Bldg. 428.39 23 The Geo. D. Bernard Cos., Sup. Ct 12.18 24 M. N. Maddox, P. Bldg 1.38 25 Western Auto Assoc. Store, P. Bldg. 4.74 1-10 26 Guy Whitehead, Road 300.00 27 Donald J. Brundage, Tax Assessor 66.20 28 Covington Sign Cos., Sheriff 17.50 29 Bailey Woodward, Road 60.00 30 Xerox, Superior Court 100.80 31 Welding Supply & Service Cos., Road 8.40 32 Vulcan Sign & Stamping, Road 230.81 33 Gulf Oil Corp., Sheriff 6.74 34 Jackson Hardware Cos., P. Bldg. 18.94 35 Atlas Products Cos., Road 608.49 36 Superior Cleaners, Road 117.00 37 Road Machinery, Inc., Road _ 86.44 38 Southern States Printing Cos., Ordinary 275.00 38 Southern States Printing Cos., Gen. Govt 36.05 39 Jackson Drug Cos., Sheriff 23.84 40 G. H. Barnes Lumber Cos., Road 23.85 41 Montgomery Ins. Agency, Ins. & Bonds 28.00 42 Sherrell Funeral Home, Ordinary 25.00 43 Gerald Ross, M.D., Sheriff 20.00 44 Millard Daniel and Rachel Torrance, HD & Agr 65.00 45 City Pharmacy, Sheriff 3.30 45 City Pharmacy, Office Supplies 1.72 46 Unit Fund, Recreation 100.00 47 Mr. Wilford Thornton, Welfare 100.00 48 Butts County Health Dept., Health 3,064.75 1-11 49 , Stephens Grocery, P. Bldg 5.52 50 Star Products Cos., Road 76.89 51 Bob Taylor’s BP Service, Sheriff 22.35 52 Carlos A. Zevallos, Sheriff L 100.00 53 Richard W. Watkins, Jr., Health 6.00 54 Institutional, P. Bldg. 215.55 55 Butts County Dept. F.A.C.S., Welfare _ 377.25 56 Uniform Sales of Ga., Sheriff 301.40 57 Banner Uniform Cos., Sheriff 751.99 58 Ga. Hospital Service Assn., Insurance 679.77 59 W. J. Horton, P. Bldg 3,607.69 1-13 60 Sandra M. Moore, Gen. Govt 35.00 1-16 61 Void 62 State of Georgia, State Withholding 646.74 63 J. T. Moss, Health 300.00 1-18 64 Payroll Account, Payroll 4,800.72 1-19 65 B. B. Garland, Attorney, Tax Assessors 100.00 65 B. B. Garland, Attorney, Road 75.00 1-26 66 U. S. Postal Service, Postage 160.00 1-30 67 Buckhead Chrysler Plymouth, Inc. Sheriff 3,183.80 1-31 68 Payroll Account, Payroll 3,300.43 69 Southern Bell Tel. Cos., P. Bldg. 325.95 70 The C&S Bank of Jackson, Withholding 1,840.44 71 Cooperative Extension Service, HD & Agr. 38.51 $49,768.42 January Payroll Account Date No. Paid To Fund Amount 1-5 8028 Mary Jo English, Tax Collector $200.00 8029 Mary Z. Swearingen, Tax Collector 200.00 8030 Patsy L. Earnhart, Ordinary 200.00 8031 Martha R. Sims, Superior Court 200.00 8032 Billy Sutton, Treasurer 210.00 8033 S. L. Gray, Clerk 200.00 8034 Ruby Kate Moore, Tax Assessor 200.00 8035 Charity Travis, P. Health 80.00 8036 Willis McElheney, P. Health 60.00 8037 C. W. Thompson, P. Health 60.00 8038 Johnny King, P. Health .... 78.00 8039 Doyle Johnson, P. Health 60.00 8040 Gail Hurst, Tax Collector 200.00 8041 Oscar G. Head, P. Bldg 229.50 8042 D. W. Bailey, Road 270.00 8043 Herbert Barnes, Road _ 259.20 8044 James Brown, Road 238.76 8045 Robert Brown, Road 228.60 8046 Ted Fears, Road 250.20 8047 Jimmy Gilbert, Road 270.72 8048 James W. Gilbert, Road 270.72 8049 Aaron Goodrum, Road 251.46 8050 Horace Freeman, Road 237.60 8061 Aubrey D. Maddox, Road 217.80 8052 Adel Moncrief, Road 259.20 8053 John S. Smith, Road 202.50 8054 Bill Barnes, Sheriff 93.75 8055 Charles R. Bennett, Sheriff 93.75 8066 Richard D. Johnson, Sheriff 74.50 THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA JCA Names New Board Directors The Jackson Christian Aca demy, Inc., now under the direct supervision of the Antioch Baptist Church, Inc. of Marietta, announces its new Board of Directors. Jackie Cook, young Jackson businessman who owns and operates Superior Cleaners, has been named chairman of the board. Mr. Cook has pledged to give his full support to school activities and according to Rev. Charles Davis, JCA principal, “I think that we can count on this man of God to lead us through.” Joe Hodge has been elected vice chairman of the board. He lives in Marietta and is business manager of Antioch Baptist Church, Inc. Rev. Bill Thompson is secretary-treasurer of the board and is pastor of Roundway Baptist Church at Wayside. Mr. Davis said of him, “what a blessing of God to have this man on our board.” Jack Hatfield of Marietta was elected as a director. He is chairman of the board of directors of Antioch Baptist Church, Inc. and it is expected he will prove a very valuable and dependable source of experience and inspiration. Dr. Gene Winfrey, also of Marietta, is president of Antioch Baptist College, Inc. and is pastor of Antioch Baptist Church. Of Dr. Winfrey, Mr. Davis said, “he has been an inspiration to thousands and thousands of people during his ministry. He will surely be a blessing to our board.” The last member named as director was Rev. Charles A. Davis of Jackson, principal of the Jackson Christian Aca demy and pastor of the Smithboro Baptist Church near Monticello. Mr. Davis will be administrator of the school and president of the corporation. Mr. Davis explained that “we have three more openings on the Board of Directors which will be filled with qualified and competent people from the community. 1-19 8057 Mary Jo English, Tax Collector 200.00 8058 Mary Z. Swearingen, Tax Collector .... 200.00 8059 Patsy L. Earnhart, Ordinary 200.00 8060 Martha R. Sims, Superior Court 200.00 8061 Billy Sutton, Treasurer 210.00 8062 S. L. Gray, Clerk - 200.00 8063 Ruby Kate Moore, Tax Assessor 200.00 8064 Bill Barnes, Sheriff 265.99 8065 Charles R. Bennett, Sheriff 265.99 8066 Richard D. Johnson, Sheriff 207.68 8067 Charity Travis, P. Health 80.00 8068 Willis McElheney, P. Health 60.00 8069 C. W. Thompson, P. Health 60.00 8070 Johnny King, P. Health 78.00 8071 Doyle Johnson, P. Health 60.00 8072 Gail Hurst, Tax Collector 200.00 8073 Oscar G. Head, P. Bldg. U. 229.50 8074 E. H. Cook, Tax Assessor 42.00 8075 S. A .Washington, Tax Assessor 40.00 8076 R. H. Burford, Tax Assessor 40.00 8077 D. W. Bailey, Road 270.00 8078 Herbert Barnes, Road 259.20 8079 James Brown, Road 238.76 8080 Robert Brown, Road 228.60 8081 Ted Fears, Road 259.70 8082 Jimmy Gilbert, Road 282.24 8083 James W. Gilbert, Road 270.72 8084 Aaron Goodrum, Road 238.76 8085 Horace Freeman, Road 225.60 8086 Aubrey D. Maddox, Road 217.80 8087 Adel Moncrief, Road .. 259.20 8088 John Smith, Road 202.50 1-31 8089 A. D. Fears, Commissioner 225.00 8090 D. W. Bailey, Commissioner 200.00 8091 R. W. Taylor, Commissioner 200.00 8092 L. J. Washington, Ordinary 708.33 8093 D. P. Ridgeway, Superior Court 626.00 8094 Mary Will Hearn, Tax Collector 708.33 8095 Barney L. Wilder, Sheriff 750.00 8096 John A. Sherrell, Coroner 40.00 8097 Joel V. Crane, Sheriff 125.00 8098 Sarah L. McGarity, Superior Court . . 68.00 8099 Millard F. Daniel, HD & Agr 260.00 8100 Rachel E. Torrance, HD & Agr 145.00 8101 Donna M. Lindsey, HD & Agr 75.00 8102 Frances B. Roquemore, Sup. Ct 66.50 8103 Terril Denson, Superior Court 19.00 $16,611.81 Less Deductions 3,185.48 $12,426.33 Report From Indian Springs By Mrs. Robert W. Grier, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Britt spent last weekend in Buford visiting friends and also relatives in Lawrenceville. Mrs. Andrew Waldrop’s friends will be happy to know she is improving each day. The Frank McMichaels are recovering from the flu. Mrs. McMichael’s mother, Mrs. Gay Pitts, now has the bug. We wish you a speedy recovery. This reporter and Mr. Grier’s son, Barnard Webb Grier, has been transferred from Norfolk, Virginia to Richmond, Va. to become the Marketing Manager of Rich mond’s Branch Office of Aetna Life and Casualty Insurance Cos. Our sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dobereiner over the loss of their son’s dachshund. They were keeping Penny while the son was preparing to move into their new home in Alabama. Mr. Dobereiner was walking Penny in the Park last Wednesday when she slipped away from him and into the highway where a speeding car ran over her and the driver did not stop. It was a sad situation for the Dobereiners to come home and call their son and his wife to report this news. This reporter is enjoying the beautiful Fairyland of snow in more ways than one; after having undergone surgery so instead of the heavy crushed ice Mr. Grier filled several plastic bags with the soft snow and they were replaced as they melted. Mr. Asa Maddox’s trip to Florida the first of the week has been cancelled until later in the week because of the snow. Sorry, news is slim this week - everyone is snowed in. “A lawyer is one who de fends you at the risk of your pocketbook, reputa tion and life.” (Eugene E. Brussel!) PERSONAL Mrs. Mollie Padgett returned January 30th to her home after 12 days in traction in Macon hospital for a spine and back condition under Dr. Ronald Rhames, Dr. B. J. Stewart, Dr. Walter Barnes and Dr. Menendez whom she wishes to thank for their services. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mabry recently spent the day in Decatur as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Drew Suttles, and Mr. Suttles of Decatur. Friends of Mrs. N. O. York regret to know she has been confined to her bed the past week suffering from the flu. CARD OF THANKS I’d like to say Thank You to everyone who was so thought ful and kind to Jake and me while I was a patient at Sylvan Grove Hospital and since I have returned home. Special thanks go to Dr. Howell and the nurses for their services rendered to me. Thanks for all the prayers, visits, cards, and flowers, and all the other kind deeds. They meant so much during our hours of need. - Mrs. F. B. Mason. Progress-Argus Honor Roll New & Renewal Subscriptions Of The Past Few Days Danny Hoard, Indian Springs Mrs. Ida Lou King, Jackson Mrs. Roscoe L. Deal, Jackson R. F. Armstrong, Jackson Thomas L. Armstrong, Al lentown, N. J. Mrs. F. C. Hearn, Jackson J. D. Keehn, Jackson Mrs. Mary Rhodes, Jackson George G. Lindsley, Jackson H. J. Moss, Knoxville, Tenn. R. C. Yancey, Atlanta Henry Fuqua, Jackson David Duffey, Forsyth Mr. & Mrs. Harvey James, Jackson Mrs. David Gray, Jackson Mrs. Grady Couch, Macon Mrs. R. O. Sanders, Macon Rev. Chas. Dreyer, Tampa, Fla. / OPENING KWIK- CHEF FRIDAY, FEB. 16, 73 FAST FOOD TAKE-OUT (LOCATED NEXT TO JONES FOOD MART) Hamburgers Fried Chicken Fish (Filet) Cheeseburgers Barbeque Chicken Fried Shrimp (Split) Chuckwagon Steaks Barbeque Ribs Fried Oysters Fish Sandwiches Chick Filet Sandwich Tri - Tators Onion Rings French Fries Apple Pies SNACKS DINNERS BUCKETS BARRELS (Try-um You'll Lik-um) THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1973 PERSONAL Mrs. W. A. Florence and Mrs. Mildred Murphy, accom panied by two of their neighbors, visited with Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Hodges at their home on Monticello Road recently. Friends of W. C. Morton are glad to know he is doing nicely at his home after being a patient several days recently in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelnut returned last week from several day’s visit with relatives in Alabama, having been called there because of the death of two aunts who passed away on two separate days. Textile Value Store’s Gala Ist Anniversary Sale Feb. 16th, 17th, & 19th DOORBUSTER sl.OO SPECIALS SHEETS Bleach and Print*, irregulars SI.OO ea. limit 4 to a customer VINYL TABLE CLOTHS Asst, sizes SI.OO ea. 6 SPOOLS POLYESTER THREAD Limit 6 SI.OO POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT SI.OO per Lb. asst, colors & lengths COTTON TERRI WASHCLOTHS 10 for SI.OO limit 10 POLY/COTTON PRINTS 3 yds. for SI.OO LACE AND TRIM 5c per yard QUILTED BEDSPREAD REMNANTS SI.OO lb. prints machine washable DENIMS —Solids and Stripes yd. POLYESTER KNITS -——s2.oo yd. TOWELS Limit 5 lbs SI.OO per lb. COME SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF LINENS AND BEDSPREADS FIRST QUALITY KNITS AND NOTIONS GALORE FOR EVERY SEWING NEED. ALSO SIMPLICITY PATTERNS. Register For Free Gifts LOCATED SOUTH OF GRIFFIN ON HAMILTON BLVD. JUST OFF MEMORIAL DR. Friends of Mr. Robert E. Smith are glad to see him out and about after having been confined to his bed at his home for about a week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biles of Stockbridge visited Wednesday afternoon of last week with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Biles. Mrs. W. M. Redman was admitted Wednesday of last week to Sylvan Grove Hospital, where she was a patient for two days. Miss Amanda Darnell of Atlanta and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. York of Locust Grove were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Naamon York. Friends of Mrs. James R. Bedsole regret to learn she was a patient several days last week in the Griffin-Spalding County Hospital where she underwent surgery on Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cook and Miss Eleanor Coleman of Atlanta were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook Saturday. Mrs. M. W. Juhlin, Mrs. Howard Greer, Mrs. Frank Barnes, Mrs. Elizabeth Wat kins, Messrs. Jesse Barnes and Robert Williams, all of Jackson, Mrs. Jack Hammond of Spalding County and Mrs. Bain of Monticello formed a congenial group Friday, Feb ruary 2nd, to attend that day’s session of the Georgia Legis lature in Atlanta and learned many new and interesting facets of this important body. During the lunch hour they dined at Underground Atlanta.