The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, May 31, 1973, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThis Side j Of Town ; BY BRENDA WILLIAMSON; One hundred and twenty nine Jackson High seniors will march down to receive their diplomas tonight and in doing so will start anew journey in life. A number of them have made plans to further their education at an institution of higher learning while many will begin working full time. Qapid’s arrow has pierced the hearts of a few who plan to marry immediately after graduation. Whatever their choice, we congratulate each of them and wish them the very best for the future .... Time marches on and the retirement of two well known City of Jackson employees will bring toa close a combined total of 81 years of service to the city. The retirement of E. B. Perdue and J. Howard Rooks will leave : hard to fill void in the Wate Department and Light Depart ment and the two men will be greatly missed by their co-workers. Mr. Rooks has worked for the city since 1916 and is often called upon by those younger than he to remember “way back when.” He plans to take life easy and "enjoy his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.” Ballard Perdue joined the ranks of the City of Jackson in April of 1942 and has been serving as superintendent of the water department. He plans to catch up on a lot of chores around the house and enjoy a life of leisure also. Their retirement will be effective June 30th and we congratulate both these men upon their well deserved retirement .... Mrs. Ron Wade called the office early Thursday morning quite dis traught over the fact that there are people in the county who are inhumane enough to poison dogs. Their family dog, a valuable bird dog, was poi soned Wednesday evening but luckily enough they discovered Rex in time to rush him to the Veterinarian’s office where it was determined he had been the unsuspecting victim of strychnine poisoning. Dr. Mit chell believes the dog had been poisoned about 30 minutes earlier but as of this writing had pulled the beloved dog through its ordeal.... Speak ing erf dogs, Mrs. M. R. Towner called last week and inquired if we knew of anyone who would like to give a German Shepherd dog a good home. The pet dog is a handsome dog, according to Mrs. Towner, and is very good with children as well as being a good watchdog. She said they had two dogs and didn’t mind keeping both of them but that the price of dog food has gone out of reach and they just cannot afford to keep up two big dogs. Those interested in the dog and only those who are willing to give it a good home should get in touch with Mrs. Towner for further informa tion .... It’s almost here! The time is near at hand. Residents are counting the weeks and days until the 1973 session of Indian Springs Holiness Camp Meeting will open in August. Those who spend the summer months at the camp ground are beginning to arrive and are being welcomed with open arms by county residents. This year’s slate of speakers is anticipated to be an excellent one. Harold Loman, James Lentz and Lawrence Coleman are three greats that are widely known with the ten day meeting expected to draw throngs from over the state and nation. We are indeed for tunate here in Butts County to have the camp ground so close at hand. RICHARD STODGHILL TO GET MJC DEGREE Degrees will be conferred upon the largest class ever to graduate from Macon Junior College during commencement exercises this Saturday (June 2)at Bp.m. on the library mall. More than 200 students are expected to receive the associate degree during the College’s fifth annual gradua tion ceremony. Candidates for degree in clude Richard C. 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