The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, October 25, 1973, Image 5
Jenkinsburg News By Mrs. T. H. Price Visiting Mrs. W. M. Gallman on Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Parker and Miss Nancy Parker of Oxford and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook of Jackson. Miss June Farrar of College Park spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Farrar. On Sunday then dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Curry of East Point, Mrs. Mary Lou Rosser of Atlanta and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mangham and Susan of McDonough. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Price accompanied 24 other mem bers of the A. A. R. P., Butts County chapter, on an enjoy able outing to Lion Country Safari last Monday. Mrs. R. A. Allen has returned from a week’s, visit with her grandchildren at Douglasville while Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edwards were on a vacation trip. Luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Price on Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beam of Atlanta and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pass of Lake Lanier, Buford. Jenkinsburg residents are proud of the new fire station being erected to house the fire truck. Mrs. W. J. Saunders and Mrs. Dewitt Price of Forsyth visited Mrs. T. E. Foster, Mrs. Mary Helen Odom and Mrs. Emory Foster, all of Griffin, last Friday. West Georgia Choir To Sing Here The Baptist Student Union Choir of West Georgia College will be at the First Baptist Church of Jackson Sunday night, October 28th, beginning at 7:30 o’clock. The choir will bring an evening of sacred music during the worship hour followed by fellowship and some lighter music. The BSU will come to Jackson following a weekend retreat at Rock Eagle where the State BSU Convention was held. The West Georgia BSU is under the direction of John Caylor. Miss Laurie Summers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Summers of Jackson, is a member of the BSU Choir. The public is cordially invited. ★ ★★★★★ 1-2 Acre Lots For Mobile Homes Jenkinsburg, Ga. Six Star Mobile Subdivision BANK FINANCING • Central Water • Shade • All Utilities • Big Road Front • Select Cleared • Small Down Payment • For Immediate Occupancy PHONE: DAYS, 775-5106 OR 775-5166; NIGHTS, LOCUST GROVE 957-2850, HAMPTON 946-4151. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Saunders spent the weekend in Hiawas see and reported the Fall foliage beautiful there. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Williams of Cross City, Fla. have been spending several days in Jenkinsburg visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Williams is the sister of Miss Eda Leverett. Going up to the Home Show at the Atlanta Civic Center Saturday evening were Mrs. Winnie Moore and Mrs. Elena Carter of Jackson, Mrs. Dan Hoard of Indian Springs and Mrs. T. H. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Parks Mosely of Stockbridge and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Crumbley and Pam of Locust Grove were Saturday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Price at Fallsview Restaurant at High Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Caston and Mrs. Charlotte Barber of Jackson have just returned from nine days touring the New England states. They went on into New Brunswick and Quebec and returned via the Pennsylvania Dutch Country and Washington, D. C. They reported the Fall foliage at its height in some places all gone in others. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cooper were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooper of Marietta and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cooper of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Salim Barday of Lithonia who recently returned from a month’s tour of India were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Sims. Nazarenes To Observe Rally Day The public is extended a cordial invitation to worship at the Jackson Church of the Nazarene Sunday, October 28th, at which time Rally Day will be observed. A special feature of the day’s activities will be the Samaritan Quartet from the Macon-Warner Rob ins area. The quartet will present a medley of gospel music during the worship hour beginning at eleven o’clock. “Dinner on the ground” will be served at the noon hour followed by an afternoon singspiration ser vice. The Samaritan Quartet will again be featured with gospel groups from surround ing areas also invited. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARCUS. JACKSON, GEORGIA Cars Collide On Brookwood A rear end collision on Ga. 42 Saturday morning near the intersection of Old McDonough Road resulted in considerable damage to the two cars involved but no injuries. The accident was investiga ted by the Jackson Police Department. The mishap oc curred when the two cars, both traveling south on Ga. 42, collided as vehicle No. 1, driven by Georgia Dianne Jordan of Country Mobile Home Park, Locust Grove, slowed to allow another vehicle in front of her to make a left turn. The second car, driven by Horace Carmichael, 5518 Bry ant Boulevard, Morrow, skid ded approximately 78 feet before striking the Jordan car in the rear. Police estimate the damage to the Jordan vehicle at approximately SI,OOO. They reported the entire front was damaged on the Carmichael car but no damage estimate was made. Carmichael, according to Jackson police, was charged with driving too fast for conditions. The accident oc curred about 10:20 o’clock. Seedlings Are Now Available Macon, Ga. - Tree seedlings produced by the Georgia Forestry Commission remain one of the biggest bargains available to Georgians, with costs ranging from $6 per thousand for pine species up to $lO per thousand for hardwood species. According to James C. Wynens, chief, Reforestation Department, Georgia Forestry Commission, Macon, several species are already sold out. He urged landowners to place their orders immediately since the seedlings are sold on a first come, first serve basis. Order blanks may be picked up at local Forestry units, County Agent offices, SCS, ASCS and Forestry Commission District offices. Seedlings still available include: shortleaf and slash pines, $6 per thousand; super loblolly and slash pines, $7 per thousand; black walnut, catal pa, cottonwood, white oak, swamp chestnut oak, sawtooth oak, redcedar, sweetgum and sycamore, all $lO per thousand. A transportation charge of fifty cents per thousand trees must be added to the above costs on seedlings delivered to county forest ranger offices for landowner pick up. PERSONAL Friends of Mrs. Martha Feely regret to learn she continues gravely ill at Sylvan Grove Hospital. Mrs. Feely suffered a stroke about two weeks ago from which she has rallied only slightly. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Marsh spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Riley Thaxton at their lovely new home in Anniston, Ala. Mr. Thaxton was recently transferred to the Army Depot in Anniston from the Army Depot at Conley. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Warren of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Burton of Jacksonville, Fla. and Mr. George Gilmore of Jackson were dinner guests of Mr. Joe Gilmore and Mrs. Paul Maddox Sunday of last week. Friends of Lynn Thaxton regret to know his condition remains virtually unchanged at Sylvan Grove Hospital where he has been hospitalized several days. Mr. W. W. Wright of Forsyth is a patient at Coliseum Park Hospital in Macon where he underwent surgery Tuesday. He is the father of Mrs. Fred Hammond of Jackson and is reported to be doing well following his surgery. Friends of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Smith and Thomas will be interested to learn they have returned to Butts County from Magee, Miss, to make their home. They are presently with the Floyd Moores until suitable housing accommodations are located. The condition of Andy Crumbley at South Fulton Hospital remains virtually unchanged according to a report Tuesday morning from his family. He is still being fed through a tube and breathing by means of a respirator. It is expected he will be moved to a private room during the week where he can enjoy television but will need round the clock nurses. His family reports him wide awake and alert with his vital signs good. IWBK: Bats can chase insects through thick forests on the darkest night without striking a branch or twig. Seedlings are also available in packages of 50 and 500. Prices of these packages may be obtained from local Fores try Commission offices. Friends of Mike Barnes are encouraged by the report that slight improvement is noted in his condition at Elk’s Aidmore Hospital in Atlanta. He is reported to be semi-conscious but his doctors noted some slight improvement. Friends of Dennis Pulliam will be interested to note he continues to be hospitalized at Grady Hospital in Atlanta where he is recovering from electrical bums over his body he received while working near Morrow. Though still confined to the bed, Dennis is reportedly doing well and is expected to begin undergoing skin grafting the latter part of the week or early next week. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pulliam of East Jackson. GRIFFIN TEACHER SPOKE AT MEETING OF BUTTS EDUCATORS The BAE met in the Jackson High School lunchroom on October 12th. Mrs. Carol Ridgeway brought a devotional and President Geraldine Wright brought several items of business before the mem bers. One was the election of delegates to the state meeting in Warner Robins. A motion was made that the four officers, Mrs. Geraldine Wright, president; Arthur Lawson, vice-president; Mrs. Lynda Ballard, secretary and Ruby Solomon, treasurer, be delegates with Roland Lee and Joe Lineberger serving as alternates. The meeting was turned over to Darrell Pippin who indicated that enough interest was shown by a survey about the Association of Classroom Teachers to warrant inviting a representative to orientate teachers to this association. He then introduced Mr. James Johnston, a Griffin High School teacher and a representative of ACT. Mr. Johnston informed the BAE members of what ACT is and what it does. He emphasized that ACT is not a union but a group of classroom teachers working together on common projects of particular interest to teachers. Several questions were asked and it was announced that another survey would be conducted to see if there would be enough interest shown to form an Association of Classroom Edu cators. Santa’s Preview Christmiui whop early (and easy) from the colorful new Santa's Preview catalog of values. At your local TVne Value Hardware Store, a member of America's larg est independent hardware store network. (7nml/am^) HARDWARE STORES Jackson Hardware Company THURSDAY. OCT. 25. 1073 Want Ads NOTICE: I am affiliated with Six Star Mobile Home Sales, Jackson. When in need of anything, please call Charles E. Bennett, 775- 5108 or 775-7451. 10/25/tfc. TAYLOR TO PREACH AT FELLOWSHIP Joe B. Taylor, widely known Presbyterian layman, will lead the morning worship at Fellowship Presbyterian Church Sunday, October 28th, during the absence of the pastor, Rev. David R. Black. Mr. Taylor is a ruling Elder of the Jackson Presbyterian Church and has filled the pulpit of his and several other churches during the past few months. The public is cordially invited. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Cawthon and Mrs. Connie Cook, Chris and Ken Cook of Stone Mountain, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cook and Karen of Jenkinsburg, Mr. A1 Cook and Miss Antoinette Brownlee of Jackson were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. A. S. Cook. Sunday Dinner, Simplified. No steamy kitchen. No dirty dishes. Mom can enjoy the day of rest, too, when you treat her and the whole family to a good meal at Proud Penny’s Big Top Restaurant. Choose from three entrees, and a wide array of home-style vegetables, salads and desserts. Our Sunday Buffet has food to fit your appetite and prices to fit your wallet. So come over this -weekend and enjoy Sunday dinner, Proud Penny- Style. Sunday Buffet - 1130 a. m. - 4:00 p. m. „ $2.49 ( xjr7x \ 1-75 Locust Grove 957-9001 FINANCIALLY? Bound by bills? We can bail you out! When you discover yourself in an uncomfortable financial pinch, we're the folks that can help. With loans to fill every bill. Car or home . . . vacation or education. Personal loans, too. Come, apply soon. Our loan men are anxious to see you clear. Mclntosh State Bank NEW KIWANIANS - Tom Webb, left, and Larry Fletcher were recently inducted as new members of the Jackson Kiwanis Club. They were installed by Edward Manley, chairman of the Attendance and Education Committee. - Photo by Jack Little. PERSONAL Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fountain, Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Fountain and Judia Frazier attended the Garbutt reunion at McKinneys Pond near Midville, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. A. Dewitt Compton of Lithonia visited relatives in Butts County last Saturday. PERSONAL Miss Rachael Watkins spen the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Watkins Jr., and sister, Miss Virgini; Watkins. She is a student a Reinhardt College. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence T Whiten spent last Monday ir Gainesville with Mr. and Mrs E. O. Whitening. They returnee to Jackson Tuesday.