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Linda Joyce Heath
Is Betrothed To
Dale Rosser
Mrs. Dorthea Granger of
Jackson and Mr. Gene Heath of
Thomaston, Georgia announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Linda Joyce Heath,
to Mr. Dale Rosser, son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Rosser of
Jackson.
The bride-elect will graduate
from Jackson High School on
August 17, 1973.
Mr. Rosser graduated from
Jackson High School in 1970
and from Griffin Tech in 1972.
He is presently employed at S.
S. Kresge in Forest Park.
The wedding will be Septem
ber Ist at the Second Baptist
Church at three o’clock in the
afternoon.
All friends and relatives are
invited.
NUPTIALS AUGUST 25TH
WILL UNITE DORA
STEWART TO MR. NORRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Stewart of Jackson announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Dora, to
Clarence Norris, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lamar Norris of Jackson.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, August 25th, at
seven o’clock in the evening at
the St. James Baptist Church.
All friends and relatives are
invited to attend.
Following the ceremony a
reception will be held at the
Jackson Club House by the
bride’s parents.
The couple will leave
immediately on a trip to
Shirley Island, New York.
Upon their return they will
make their home in Jackson.
NAZARENE VBS TO
BEGIN AUGUST 20
Vacation Bible School will be
conducted at The Jackson
Church of the Nazarene on
Indian Springs Street August 20
- 26th beginning each evening
at 6:30 o’clock. Classes will be
held for toddlers through teens
and will conclude at nine
o’clock each night.
Mrs. Darwin Campbell, VBS
Superintendent, extends an
invitation to all pupils in the
Butts County area to attend
and participate in the Bible
classes, song fest, and the craft
periods as well as enjoy a time
of refreshments during each
session.
CLASS OF 1963 SETS
AUGUST I9TH AS DATE
FOR 10TH REUNION
Members of the Jackson
High School Class of 1963 are
asked to note that the class will
hold a tenth year reunion
Sunday, August 19th, at the
Family-Group Camp at Indian
Springs State Park Lunch will
be served beginning at 12:30
o’clock. All class members,
teachers and their families are
urged to attend.
LOVELY SHOWER TEA
FETES MISS ETHEREDGE,
A BRIDE-ELECT
The first of the pre-nuptial
parties honoring Ginny (Gin
nilu) Etheredge was the
beautiful shower tea Saturday
afternoon at the Jackson Club
House. The lovely affair was
given by members of William
Mclntosh Chapter D.A.R. of
which Miss Etheredge is a
member.
Other than chapter mem
bers, the invited guests were
Mrs. W. C. Pierson Sr. of
Raleigh N. C., Mrs. Barron
Bevil of Liberty Hill, Mrs.
Wayne Maddox of Macon, and
Mrs. Lamar Weaver of
Jackson.
Arrangements of garden
flowers and greenery made the
spacious hall most attractive.
A beautiful bowl of pink roses
mixed with pastel flowers
centered the lace covered table
with trays of sandwiches and
dainty cookies. Another table
held the punch bowl and party
mints in gay colors.
Miss Ellen Pickney, Mrs.
Ennis O’Neal and Mrs. Leroy
O’Neal assisted in serving.
After a contest of words
made from “Bride To Be”, the
guest of honor opened pack
ages from a table filled with
beautiful and useful gifts for
her future home.
TEN JHS SENIORS
GRADUATE AUG. 17
Ten seniors at Jackson High
have successfully completed
the 1973 summer school session
and will graduate Friday
August 17th.
These students include Deli
lah Bennett, Nita Cook, Dottie
Dahlin, Linda Heath, Tracy
Horton, Paula Erwin, Joe
Norton, Charles (Chic) Single
ton. Cynthia Smith and Rex
Smith.
They were students who
were to be seniors during the
coming year but who attended
summer school so they might
graduate early.
SCOTT COLEMAN TO
EXHIBIT AT FAIR
Seventeen hundred of ine
nation’s most skilled artists
and craftsmen will celebrate
the 1973 Powers’ Crossroads
Country Fair and Art Festival
August 3! September 3rd. The
festival will be located on 125
acres of scenic woodland 12
miles west of Newnan on
Georgia Highway 34 and will be
open from 9 a m. - 7 p.m, daily.
Scott Coleman, widely known
Southern artist of 407 Woodland
Way, Jackson, will be among
the many exhibitors.
THE JACKSON PROCRESS-ARCUS. JACKSON, GEORGIA
New Arrivals |
Via
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MASTER LLOYD
Mr. and Mrs. Lonny Lloyd of
Jenkinsburg announce the
birth of a son, Lonny Anthony,
on Sunday, August 12th, at the
Griffin-Spalding County Hospi
tal. Mrs. Lloyd is pleasantly
remembered as the former
Miss Mable Burford of Jenkins
burg.
MASTER GRAY
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gray of
Jackson announce the birth of
a son, Stephen Craig, August
9th at the Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Craig of
Flovilla and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Gray of Jackson.
Happy
Birthday
The Progress-Argus extends
a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to
the following:
August 17 Mrs. A. A.
Nolan, Elbert Long, Mrs. W. F.
Long, Riley H. Hay, Mrs. W. M.
Black, Eugene Hollis Holsen
beck, Mrs. Ruby Long, Harvey
Leonard Jordan, Linda Hester,
Mike Maddox, Valray Hauser,
Toye Williamson, Vanessa
Kimbell, Mrs. W. A. Parker,
Philip Bunch.
August 18 R. E. Evans,
Robert Strawn, Bobbie Strawn,
Marcia Amelia Maddox, Doris
Johnson, Harvey Moss, Hattie
Kate Berry, Joann Mangham,
Mrs. M. G. Finney, Pamela
Sue Grady, Douglas Raymond
Tingle, Delores King, Gretchen
Carmichael, Mrs. Gordon
Bankston, Michelle Elizabeth
Deptula, James R. Gilbert, W.
R. Hudgins, Sr., Elizabeth
Nasworthy.
August 19 H. M. Moore,
Horace Boyd, Bettie Jean
Britt, Mrs. W. E. Mayfield,
Mary Kersey, Rita Thompson,
Ronald Allen Harrison, Buel
Trapnell, Jr., Patty Corley,
Richard B. Best.
August 20 R. C. Wilson,
Edith Elizabeth Bond. Sandra
McLees, Mrs. Harold Maisel,
Laverne Stephens, Michael
Letson, David Peek, Sonny
Harper, Ronnie Acree, Rev.
Francis Ford, Billy Mullis.
Danny Bunn, David Spangler.
August 21 Lecil Johnson,
Helen Craig, Mrs. Otho
Morgan, Mrs. L. G. McKibben,
Paul James, Jr., Linda Lou
Reeves, Helen Howell Moss,
Clarice Annette McClure,
Gerald Wayne Grabey, Nancy
Lillian Brooks, Peggy Colwell,
Mrs. James Hollingsworth,
David Parker, Mrs. Daniel
Blake, Robby Youngblood,
Mrs. Charlotte Green.
August 22 Francis Wil
liams, Billy Benton, Walter
Harris, Ruby Bennett, Jessie
M. Smith, Albert Ronald
Johnson, Mary Avanell Town
send, Ellen Phillips, Deidra
Tabb. Jennie Lou Singley. Mrs.
Lucile Moore, David Dennis
Evans, Marsha Kapiloff and
Paula Kapiloff (twins), Louis
Taylor, Lawrence Perkins,
Kenneth L. Parrish, Jr.,
Charles McLendon, Mrs. Alice
Woodruff.
August 23 Mrs L. G.
Daniel, Mrs. Bryant Leverette,
Mrs W A. Smith. Mrs. D W.
Cochran. Mary Lou Wise,
Margaret Shirley Kitchens,
Jimmy Lee Wise, Merrell
Price, Franklin Cawthon.
Virginia Cook, David Carlton
Morris, Mrs Warren Smith,
Dolly Couch, Mary Anne
Eberhart, Jan Harmon, Mrs.
Margaret K Sigman, Malcolm
Dah!in. Donald C. McKibben,
Mrs Mary Bannister, Sam J.
Elliott.
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Miss Peggy Glass, Wm.
N. Lindsey To Wed
Mrs. Samuel Douglas Glass
of Locust Grove announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Peggy Lee Glass, to William
Newton Lindsey, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Newton
Lindsey of Locust Grove.
The bride-elect is the
granddaughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Turner
Glass of Locust Grove and the
late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis
Culbreth of Zebulon.
Daughter of the late Mr.
Glass, Peggy graduated from
the University of Georgia with
a B. S. degree in chemistry and
zoology. She recently com
pleted her degree in medical
technology with a Dean’s List
cumulative grade point aver
age at the Medical College of
Georgia. She plans to work as a
“AROUND THE CLOCK”
SHOWER TENDERED
MISS GINNY ETHEREDGE
Miss Ginny Etheredge,
bride-elect, was honoree at an
“Around the Clock” shower
tendered Sunday evening by
Mrs. Vincent Jones and Mrs.
Doyle Jone Jr. at the home of
the latter on McDonough Road.
A color scheme of white, pink
and green was carried out in
the decorations and refresh
ments. A beautiful arrange
ment of mixed flowers includ
ing roses, tuberoses, phlox,
daisies and other garden
flowers, grown and arranged
by Miss Georgie Watkins,
graced the dining table.
Wedding bells hung from the
chandelier over the dining
table as well as from the
chandelier in the front en
trance.
The honoree was presented
many lovely and useful gifts as
each guest directed her in the
use of the gayly wrapped
packages.
Delicious homemade peach
ice cream, cake, and mints
were served.
ALLEN REUNION WAS
HELD AUGUST STH AT
MRS. WRIGHTS HOME
The children and grandchil
dren of the late Will and Carol
Allen gathered at the home of
Mrs. Laura Wright for their
annual Allen Reunion Sunday,
August sth.
Those present for the happy
occasion were Mrs. Emma
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Hogue of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Couch, Janet and Jennifer
of Doraville, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Couch and Stephen of
Norcross, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Wright and Jeff of Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Duncan
and Chris of Chamblee. Mr.
and Mrs. John Wright of Rome,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hopkins and
Mark of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Wright, Renee and Dan.
Mrs. Ina Allen, Mrs. Julia Hay,
Mr. and Mrs. Baker Fletcher
and Sallie Ann, Mrs. Vanilu
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Davis. Mrs. Laura Wright, all
of Jackson.
IN MEMORIAL
In loving memory of the late
Benjamin T Hinnant who
passed on to a better world
August 16. 1971 He still lives in
our hearts. Mrs. Nancy
Hinnant & Cathy Hinnant.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1973
Medical Technologist in the
Atlanta area.
The grandparents of the
groom-elect are Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Lee Turner of Mc-
Donough and Mrs. Charles
Daniel Lindsey and the late
Mr. Lindsey of Locust Grove.
The future groom received a
B. A. degree in political science
from the University of Geor
gia. He is currently employed
by Richway as manager of the
children’s department.
All family members and
friends are invited to share the
sincere joy to be expressed on
their wedding day of Septem
ber 15, 1973 at 6:30 p.m. in the
Locust Grove Baptist Church
sanctuary. A reception at the
Locust Grove Holiday Inn will
follow the wedding ceremony.
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deposit.
ABOUT 100 DESCENDANTS
OF JAMES L. TINGLE
MET AT HIGH FALLS
On Sunday, July 22nd, about
100 descendants of James
La Fayette Tingle met at High
Falls State Park for their
annual family reunion.
Mr. Tingle, born in 1841 near
Blount Community in Monroe
County, was tenth of eleven
children born to Daniel and
Berthenia (Parthenia) Hatch
er Tingle, who lived as early as
1829 in the Jaekson-Forsyth
area.
Along with three brothers,
James La Fayette Tingle
served his country during the
War Between the States,
enlisting in Monroe Cos., Ga. He
and one brother were seriously
wounded though all four
returned home.
Mr. Tingle was first married
to Miss Sara Elizabeth McCal
lum. After her death he was
married to Miss Tommie
Tucker. There were children
born to both of these unions
making a large family.
All of these children have
died except one daughter, Mrs.
Zadie Mae Tingle Darden of
Milner who will celebrate her
84th birthday on September
20th. This writer, after having
done much research, believes
her mother, Mrs. Darden, to be
the only living grandchild of
Daniel and Berthenia (Par
thenia) Tingle.
This family of Tingle
descendants began a reunion
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks go to each
of you who remembered me
with cards, prayers, flowers,
and other kindnesses while I
was in Doctors Hospital at
Tucker for two weeks, as well
as since returning home in
Norcross. A special thanks to
Rev. Don Folsom. It was good
to be remembered by so many
friends. - Anna Ruth Dodd.
day in 1948 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. L Tingle, a
grandson, who at that time was
living near Log wall Baptist
Church in Monroe Cos. The
reunion was then moved to
Indian Springs in Butts County
where it has been held annually
since th-m
The meeting place was
moved this year to the Family
Shelter at High Falls State
Park. This place is most fitting
since Mr. Tingle lived about a
mile from this building.
He was a large land owner in
the High Falls area where he
and his wives reared their
For the members
of the wedding
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128 E. Third St. Phone 775-7798 ™
Best Man, Bridesmaids. Flower Girl. Page these may be
part of your wedding picture. And to thank them for helping
to make this your most special day, jewelry is the
time-honored gift.
Our showcases shine with beautiful gift ideas for the
Maid of Honor —a pearl necklace or pin. stone-set bracelet or
ring. There are shimmering souvenirs for the Bridesmaids,
and delicate lockets, bracelets and rings for the Flower Girl.
The Groom thanks his Best Man most handsomely with
fine cufflinks or personalized silver accessories. For the Ushers
too we’ll personalize I.D. bracelets or wallets, and the
Page will long treasure his memories of your wedding day
too with a Birthstone Ring, cufflinks, or a
quality pen and pencil set.
family, living since about 1904
on the High Falls and Indian
Springs Road at the Blount
intersection. He operated a
store there and died there in
1930 at the age of 89. He and his
wives are buried at Paran
Baptist Church Cemetery at
Blount.
His descendants have reserv
ed for another year the Family
Building at High Falls and
other Tingles are welcome who
wish to join them on this day,
fourth Sunday in July, 1974.
A granddaughter, Mrs. Edna
Darden Brown, P. O. Box 121,
Milner, Ga. 30257.
