The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, April 26, 1973, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThis Side \ Of Town BY BRENDA WILLIAMSON Easter Sunrise Service at Indian Springs State Park Pavilion was widely attended by Butts countians Sunday morning who joined together to share the Good News about their Risen Saviour. A chal lenging Easter message was brought by Rev. Don Folsom of the First Baptist Church in Jackson with many of the county’s religious leaders taking part on the pro gram ... . The first flowers of the season have started to bloom around the Confederate Monument on the Courthouse lawn. Tulips have been blooming tall and stately the past week or so in colors of red in varying shades. The Cherokee Garden Club takes on the responsibility of the monument each year and its members are to be com mended for their efforts to beautify the town square .... Butts County gardeners have been hampered by the heavy rainfall of late and have been unable to plant because of the wet ground. Some have managed to get a garden spot plowed and are in the process of planting fruits and vege tables to be enjoyed during the summer. Homemakers will be busy during the summer months freezing the garden delicacies for enjoyment dur ing the winter months to come .... The Jenkinsburg Garden Club is sponsoring their annual Iris tour Saturday, April 28th, at several gardens in the Jenkinsburg area. The tour is looked forward to by Iris lovers of the county and will begin at two O’clock and continue until five. Those touring the grounds expect to see some of the prettiest Iris this section has and will view many species and colors. The tour will begin at the gardens of Mrs. Taylor Patrick on the Griffin Highway. Mrs. Patrick is known far and wide for her many varieties of Iris and people often drive many miles to view her gardens .... As graduation day approaches the Seniors at Jackson High School are enjoying the usual Senior privileges that come prior to the end of their 12 years of study. Thursday of last week was Senior Day at Jackson High School with Seniors allowed to be teachers for a day. They assumed the duties of teaching at Jackson Pri mary School, Henderson Junior High and Jackson High School and were allowed to have complete charge of the pupils and class activities. Many other activities will be carried out between now and May 31st, THE day ... . Take a few minutes of your time and drive out Highway 16 toward Griffin to see the beautiful Grancy Gray Beard in the front yard of the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ronnie Wells. The tree was apparently at its peak during the Easter weekend but Ronnie tells me it usually blooms three to three and one half weeks. The large tree is of the tame variety and does not have berries and Ronnie said Monday one could stand almost anywhere in their yard and smell the fragrant aroma of the tree. DAN FEARS JR. VISITS AT GEORGIA COLLEGE MILLEDGEVILLE - Ap proximately 300 high school students gained a better realization of what college life is like April 13-15 at Georgia College. During the two-day visit, the students, many of whom have already been admitted to the college for the fall quarter, talked with the faculty mem bers and visited the various academic departments at GC. The young scholars also had a chance to attend the Miss Georgia College Pageant Sat urday night in Russell Audi torium. Among those students at tending was Dan Fears, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Fears of Watkins Street, Jackson. M WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES A&P POLICY: Always do what is honest and fair for every customer. RAINCHECK: If an advertised special is ever sold out ask the Manager for a Raincheck. 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