The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, September 06, 1973, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextLovely Tea Tendered Ginny Etheredge At Home Mrs. Watkins One of the loveliest parties of the season was the tea tendered Saturday afternoon for Miss Virgina Lucile Etheredge, bride-elect, whose marriage on September 14th, will elicit statewide interest. Hostesses for the tea at the home of Mrs. Richard W. Watkins, Jr. on Dempsey Avenue were Mrs. Lovett Fletcher, Mrs. J. W. Carter, Mrs. R. F. Armstrong, and Mrs. Watkins. Receiving the guests who called between the hours of three and five o’clock in the afternoon were Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. G. N. Etheredge, Miss Ginny Etheredge, and Mrs. W. C. Pierson Sr., mother of the groom-elect of Raleigh, North Carolina. The home was beautifully decorated throughout with a lovely arrangement of mari golds in the entrance hall. The tea table, covered with a yellow taffeta cloth, overlaid with nylon sheer, was graced with a delicately arranged Susan Freeman Is Bride Of Charles E. Howell Miss Patricia Susan Free man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Freeman, Jr. of Jackson, Georgia, became the bride of Charles Edward Howell, son of Mrs. Evelyn A. Howell of Decatur and Dr. J.C. Howell of Jackson, August 18th at the Jackson Presbyterian Church. Rev. David Black officiated. Miss Connie Brown of Jackson served as maid of honor and Dr. J. C. Howell served as his son’s best man. Nuptial music at the organ was rendered by Mrs. Juanita Carmichael. Immediate family and close friends of the bride and groom were in attendance. Miss Freeman is the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Freeman, Sr. of Jackson, Georgia and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Waldrep of Indian Springs, JACKSON GARDEN CLUB FETED AT ELDER BY MRS. HUGH MALLET Members of the Jackson Garden Club were regally entertained by Mrs. Hugh Mallet at their September meeting Tuesday at the Elder Hotel in Indian Springs. A theme of “Goodby Sum mer” was used by Mrs. Mallet who presented a program on “The Heavens Declare the Glory of God.” A delicious luncheon was enjoyed with Hampton Daughtry welcomed as a visitor. Following the meeting, club members enjoyed conversing on the spacious porches in the large old fashioned rockers. GOSPEL SING AT FLOVILLA BAPTIST CHURCH There will be a gospel singing at the Flovilla Baptist Church in Flovilla Saturday evening, September Bth, begin ning at eight o’clock. Featured guest singers will be the Roper Family, the Stewart Four of Stewart, Ga. and the Robert Smith Singers of Flovilla. The public is cordially invited to attend. CARD OF THANKS The family of Mrs. Helen Gregg Reese would like to thank each and everyone for their prayers, food, visits and other acts of kindness shown at her death. May God bless you all for your thoughtfulness and sympathy. Husband, Sons, Mother, Sisters and Brother. nosegay of pink roses made on a three-branch crystal cande labra. Punch and dainty sandwiches, date bars, raisin bars, Jerome cookies, oatmeal cookies, orange balls, and other delicacies were served from the dining area with Mrs. Barron Bevil of Barnesville and Mrs. Larry Bevil of Atlanta presiding at the punch bowl. An arrangement of zinnias was placed in the reception room and in the spacious family room in the rear of the home was a cut-glass pitcher with white porcelain rosebuds. Mrs. George Newton Ether edge of Charlotte, N. C. kept the guest book. Assisting the hostesses in greeting the guests and directing them through the spacious home were Mrs. A. Lamar Weaver, Mrs. Wayne Maddox, Mrs. P. H. Weaver, Misses Georgie and Delia Watkins, Miss Rachael Wat kins, Miss Ann Watkins, Miss Virginia Watkins, and Mrs. Nell Carmichael. Georgia. She is a 1973 graduate of Jackson High School. The groom is the grandson of Mrs. O. B. Howell and the late Dr. O. B. Howell of Jackson, Georgia and Mrs. Evelyn Archer of Indian Springs, Georgia and the late Mr. Lon Archer. A graduate of Jackson High School, he attended Georgia Southern College at States boro and has transferred to Georgia Southwestern College at Americus. A wedding reception was held immediately following the ceremony at the spacious home of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Howell. Following a wedding trip to Daytona Beach, Fla., the newlyweds are residing with Mrs. 0. B. Howell until they move to Americus, Georgia to continue their education. TEA TO HONOR LONDON VISITOR Mrs. W. M. Redman will entertain at a get-acquainted tea Monday afternoon, Sep tember 10th, at her home on Walker Street honoring Mrs. Jerry Capka of London, England. Fourteen guests have been invited to call at five o’clock. Mrs. Capka, the former Mary Hundertmark, is visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. H. W. Hundertmark and Mrs. Frank Barnes. The honor guest will bring her autographed books from her friend, Rosemary Hawley Jarman, author and winner of the Quill award. She will give a short talk on her meetings with the author, teas she has attended with her, and other interesting things she has done with her. IRELAND People are mean, In the land of Green. The Catholics are shooting the Protestants People are falling dead like ants. Even small children join the fight. They hit each other with rocks on sight. The green is turning red, I’m afraid, And no one really likes that shade. So Ireland, the land of green, Is dying slowly what a scene! Carla Moore 10-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Moore THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, 1973 MRS. N. A. POWELL ENTERTAINS FOR GINNY ETHEREDGE Mrs. Noah A. Powell entertained Miss Ginny Ether edge, bride-elect, with a luncheon Saturday, September Ist, at the Elder Hotel, Indian Springs. A beautiful arrangement of yellow mums and white daisies graced the appointed table. Favors were miniature white baskets filled with pink and green mints. Present for this enjoyable occasion were Miss Ginny Etheredge, the honoree; Mrs. G. N. Etheredge Sr., Mrs. G. N. Etheredge Jr. of Charlotte, North Carolina, Mrs. Wayne Maddox of Macon, Mrs. John C. Sprague of Atlanta, and the hostess. Mrs. Powell presented Miss Etheredge with a silver monogrammed butter plate. MASTER BLANKENSHIP HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Jamison Wayne Blanken ship, son of Mrs. Sara Blankenship and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jolly, celebrated his third birthday Thursday, August 30th, with a delightful birthday party at the Day Care Nursery in Jackson. A delicious birthday cake, embossed in red and topped with three birthday candles, was cut and served with ice cream. Party favors were distributed among the children present. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS OF NAZARENES VISITS LION COUNTRY SAFARI The Junior Sunday School Class of the Jackson Church of the Nazarene spent an enjoy able afternoon Saturday tour ing Lion Country Safari in Henry County. Following an interesting and informative drive through the “jungle” they enjoyed lunch. The group cruised on a boat ride, rode the Safari train, visited the Junior Jungle and attended a parrot show before returning to their homes. Among those attending were Rose Campbell, Sybil Perdue, Melanie Tomlin, Theresa Power, Sheila Crum, Gary Cod?, Mallory Worley, Ken neth Kirkland, Dickie Mere dith, Mrs. Billy Crum, Mrs. B. 0. Williamson, Mrs. Lon Hadwin and Tami, Cami and Lonnie Hadwin. MISS MCCALEB NAMED TO PRESIDENT’S LIST Miss Jo Ann McCaleb has been named to the President’s List at Alabama Christian College for the Summer Quarter. To be named to this honor, a student must have a 4.0 or a sraight A average for the quarter. Miss McCaleb is a graduate of Glennville High School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haris A. McCaleb, 309 Indian Spring Street. Miss McCaleb is a sopho more at Alabama Christian. She is a member of the Church of Christ. Happy Birthday The Progress-Argus extends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: September 7 Hugh Mallet, J. H. Ridgeway, Andrew Leverette, Marvin N. Maddox, Mertice Etheridge, Calvin Lamar Johnson, Ernestine Duke, Donnie Caston, Randy Long, Scott Wayne Washing ton, Gladys Melinda Burford, Joey Westbury, Bill Corley, Mrs. Margaret Carmichael, Mrs. Gordon Fincher, Mrs. W. B. Duke, Hugh W. Phillips. September 8 Mrs. W. J. Moss, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Jeanie Taratoot, T. M. Wash ington, Mrs. C. F. Weldon, Brae Hodges, Sr., David Gray, Mrs. A. D. Maddox, Robert K. Lanfair, Melvin R. Strawn, Jr., Aubrey Leonard Bankston, Tony Trimble, Cary Maddox. September 9 Karla Ca vender, Tom Rozelle, Foster Pope, G. N. Smith, W. J. Moss, Paul H. Duke, Don Grant, Mrs. Powell Freeman, Audrey Cook, Fannie Myrt Vaughn, Hugh Morris Glidewell, Jr., Katrina C. Gettman, Terry Etheridge, Howell Cook, John L. Whitaker, Thomas A. Herbert, J. W. Hodges, Jr., Joseph Thearon Kersey, Mary Perkins. September 10 Mrs. 0. E. Ingram, James Curtis Gilbert, Jr., Hammond Barnes, Mrs. D. T. Long, Mrs. James Oliver King, Mary Welch Elliott, Mrs. Nancy S. McGinnis, Mrs. H. M. Stephens, Mrs. T. M. Washing ton, Alton Wyatt Potts, Hugh R. Bailey, Mrs. J. Avon Gaston, Mrs. Guy Thompson, Carla Denise Moore, Brenda Smith, Mrs. Violet H. Mann, Mrs. Johnnie Meredith, Leslye Michele Hamlin, William Thomas Cochran, Mrs. Claude Collins, Robert Jeffrey Rooks, H. L. Cook, Richard Vickers, Mary Evans, William A. Gilbert, Beth Price, Wendy Buchanan, Elizabeth Collins, Linda Masdon, Tammy Wat kins, Mary E. Phillips, Jerry Minton. September ll Mrs. Ralph Cook, Mrs. Bennie Cook, Louise Thurston, Mrs. John B. Settle, Mrs. W. L. Head, Mrs. W. C. Webb, Mrs. Arthur Freeman, Gloria J. Mitchell, Mrs. Marian Wise, Mallory Alan Worley, George Edward Hardy, Jr., Janet Sproggins, Betty Hester, Mrs. Dean L. Strickland, H. E. Waldron, Mrs. Riley Johnson, Gerald Wilson. September 12 Mrs. T. J. Maddox, Aubrey Rooks, W. A. Dodson, Rebon Biles, W. L. Holloway, Wiley Thaxton, Mrs. Jack Stodghill, Mrs. Ray Jorden, Troy Lee Smith, Scott Woodall, Linda Blanchard, Mrs. Louis Taylor, Mickie Damour, Kimmy Leverrett. September 13 L. C. Grant, R. L. Glaze, Mrs. J. M. Jinks, George Lamar Morton, Obera Hardy, Mary Frank Meredith, Edward Wise, Mrs. Wiley Thaxton, Red Daniel Norris, Mrs. James T. Moore, E. P. Colwell, Jr., Mrs. Ray Maddox, David Allison Hardy, Mrs. Ruby Burford, Mrs. John M. Lawton, Michael Howell, Billy Glidewell, Karen Baldwin, Kay Whidby, Jennie Lisa Weldon, David Collins, Mrs. C. W. McGough, Mrs. Eugene Wil- ilMWiiiMiliiilMlilfcml f3\ KNIT MATERIAL - Reg $3.98 and $4.98 n0w 52.98 Yard Thru Saturday, September Bth ALL MAKES SEWING MACHINES Repaired at THE FABRIC SHOP 34 Mulberry St., Jackson, Ga. NAZARENE PASTOR AND WIFE ENTERTAINED BOARD AT DINNER Rev. and Mrs. Lon L. Hadwin entertained members of the official Church Board and their husbands and wives of The Jackson Church of the Naza rene at a dinner at their Indian Springs Street home Friday evening. Upon arrival guests were invited into the dining room of the home where two tables were overlaid with yellow cloths and laden with delicious turkey and all the trimmings, along with ham and all its trimmings. Enjoying the delicious food, the fellowship and the hospital ity of the Hadwins were Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Duke, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelnut, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Crum, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Max Perdue, Ben Anderson, Miss Brenda Turner, Mrs. Elizabeth Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Norsworthy. Unable to be present were Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Bankston. | New Arrivals i vi * LITTLE MISS SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris Smith of Jackson announce the birth of a daughter, Angela Dawn, August 27th, at Griffin- Spalding County Hospital. She is the former Phyllis Barnett of Hampton. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnett and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith. LITTLE MISS ROOKS Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rooks of Jackson announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, Saturday, September Ist, in the Griffin-Spalding County Hospi tal. Grandparents are Mrs. Betty Jordan of Locust Grove and Mr. and Mrs. John Sherrell of Jackson. LITTLE MISS GREER Mr. and Mrs. William Randolph Greer of 148-H Walker Street, Jackson, an nounce the birth of a daughter, Wanda Shawn, August 27th at the Griffin-Spalding County Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Troy Norsworthy and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Greer, all of Jackson. MASTER SMITH Mr. and Mrs. James Hubert Smith of 1-75 Trailer Park, Jackson, announce the birth of a son on August 28th at the Griffin-Spalding County Hospi tal. liams, John Parlier, Janice Meredith, A1 Cook, Janie McMurray, Mike Harrell. Open House At G. Tech Sept. 13th On September 13, Griffin Tech’s doors will be open to visitors from 7:00 9:00 p.m. The annual open house provides the opportunity for high school students, parents and other interested persons to learn about the school. The faculty and staff will be present to help guests with information concerning indi vidual courses or enrollment procedures. The Fall quarter will begin October 1, 1973. Applications are still being taken for all courses. Everyone is encouraged to tour the entire school to fully see the educational processes of a vocational-technical school. Griffin Tech is fully accredit ed by the Southern Association of Schools and is one of Georgia’s 26 area vocational technical schools. A public, taxsupported institution, Grif fin Tech is under the supervision of the State Department of Education. Serving nine counties, Grif fin Tech provides full-time day programs, evening classes and in-plant training for many Georgians. Butts County is a part of the service area. Applicants must be at least 16 years of age. High school graduation is not necessary for admission. There is no tuition, however students pay for books and supplies. PERSONAL Ken Barnes, graduate stu dent at Georgia Tech, arrived Saturday for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Barnes and Miss Anne Barnes during his break between quarters. Mrs. 0. A. Andrews had as her spend the day guest Tuesday of last week Mrs. T. A. Lane of Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Woodall and Ronnie of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bullard of Powder Springs were recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Harris at Jackson Lake. Miss Wendy Elliott spent the Labor Day weekend in Macon with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hood and Jonathan. NEED A COLD CASH?t Read On! Well Defrost \ Frozen Money Situation \ There’s a warm spot in our hearts for all worthwhile loans. So prepare before Winter sets in. Get that new furnace, more reli able car, snug outerwear for the family. Apply now ... at rates that’ll warm your heart, too. Curl up with one and feel secure. Mclntosh State Bank PERSONAL Miss Pati Galt was the dinner guest last Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Jones Jr. at the Elder Hotel. Miss Galt left Friday for her home in Miami, Florida, after serving a summer internship on The Progress-Argus. Miss Galt will return to the University of Georgia Septem ber 10th, where she will be a cheerleader this Fall for the Bulldog football team. Mrs. Frances Barnwell motored to Athens on Friday to spend the weekend with Mrs. Charlie Ivy, who lives on the Macon Highway between Athens and Watkinsville. Mrs. Mary Sue Karr of Atlanta returned home Tues day following a week’s visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Castellaw. Mrs. Tom Hooten, Tom and Josie, of Hamilton, spent Monday and Tuesday of last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Parrish. Mr. Hooten joined them Tuesday evening for supper. Mr. and Mrs. Orville H. Ruff of Mt. Pleasant, S. C. visited in Jackson during the past weekend with their daughter, Mrs. Randy Moore, and Mr. Moore. Friends of Mrs. Gloria Williamson Prater are delight ed to learn she is recuperating nicely from recent gall bladder surgery at Emory University Hospital. She visited during the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Jessie Mackey, and returned to her Warm Springs home Monday afternoon. When was the last time you stood up and applauded a movie? B WALKING TALL rr aa * i fuu > y* lo Parkwood Cinema 1 Griffin, Ga. Mrs. David P. Settle, along with her nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newton, Sealy and Richard, of Atlanta, returned Friday, August 24th, from a week’s visit to the North Carolina mountains and to Lake Junaluska and Asheville, N. C. and Gatlinburg, Tenn. They visited relatives and toured many interesting sights. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers F. Stan had as their guests last week her niece and nephew, Ken and Robin Bray, of Wrightsville. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O’Quinn, Sr. were hosts at a cookout Saturday evening which honored their son, his wife and family, S-Sgt. Thomas J. O’Quinn,, Jr., Mrs. O’Quinn and children, and Mr. O’Quinn, Jr.’s cousin, Warrant Officer David Terrell of Jenkinsburg. The two Army men will be leaving soon for Thailand for a year’s tour of duty. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. John T. Terrell of Jenkinsburg and Mrs. Edna O’Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Harris, Michael and Jeffrey of Norcross were recent hosts at the Jackson Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Harris to employees of the Taulman Company in Buckhead. Miss Ethel Smith is expected home soon from a visit with her brother, Mr. Robert L. Smith, in Wyoming, Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wheeler of Jasper spent several days last week with Mrs. Laßue Turner.