The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, October 25, 1973, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextB[ ■*** B J|j **Bfc: % * fipgjSHHL j%mgi£ ■■ '*Wr m **® p^ j •’;.•/ -7*\ f as I , :'- / ' I- . C JgPHjV ->■ - • | : 'Hi| 1; * v , • ', Mm, ‘ .x K f^f@P& * • • ( . - . ■ \- • >C^^^f^'" *-~ s^J?C^, 4'' < gawNlMStef • - ' ■-• &%P>mK7s * , Betrothal of Antoinette Eloise Brownlee, David Allison Cook Is Told Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Brownlee of Jackson, Georgia announce the engagement of their daughter, Antoinette Eloise, to David Allison Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cook of Jenkinsburg, Georgia. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Homer Ham and the late Mr. Ham of Jackson, Georgia, and the late Mr. and Mrs. James Drayton Brownlee. She is a 1970 graduate of Jackson High School and is currently attending West Geor gia College. She will receive her B. S. degree in Special Education in March of 1974. t New Arrivals \ Via MASTER JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Johnson of Colonial Heights, Va. announce the birth of a son, William Frederick, September 28th at Petersburg Virginia Hospital. Paternal grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Johnson of Jackson. PERSONAL Mr. Kirk A. Biles entered the Veteran’s Administration Hospital at Decatur the last of September for surgery and is expected to be there about two more weeks, his friends in Jackson will be interested to learn. Mesdames Claude Maddox and Franklin Maddox spent last Wednesday in Atlanta. Mr. Jere Brownlow of Atlanta and Miss Kiki Carmi chael of LaGrange were weekend guests of Miss Carmichael’s mother, Mrs. Margaret S. Carmichael. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glidewell visited Tuesday through Thurs day of last week in Jackson ville, Florida with Mr. Glide well’s aunts, Miss Grace Glidewell and Mrs. Joe Dunlap. The future bridegroom is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Farrar of Jenkinsburg, Georgia, and Mrs. A. S. Cook and the late Mr. Cook of Jackson, Georgia. He is a 1969 graduate of Jackson High School and received his BBA degree in Marketing and Management from West Georgia College in June, 1973. He is currently employed in Griffin, Georgia with Liberty National Life Insurance Company. The wedding is planned for December 16th at Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, Jackson, Geor gia. AT THE HOSPITAL Patients at Sylvan Grove Hospital the week of October 17-23 include: Ernest Carter, Mae Belle Brooks, Lynn Thaxton, Morris Shannon, A. 0. Allen, Ann Strickland, Ella Young, Mike Hamlin, Barbara Thompson, Margaret Norris, Marcia Mor gan, Evelyn Boyd, Martha Feely, H. M. Fletcher and Minnie Lunsford. When Susan got her new home, electric energy was there. Will it be there for you? Susan’s only one of many Georgians of For you and your family. Right now. all ages who built or bought new homes lls ’ s OU r job to supply that last year. And added to the growing resi- power . But our present facilities won ' t dential use of electricity. meet the growing demands. If people are Most homes depend on electricity in to continue building new homes and some way. For lighting. Cooling and finding jobs in Georgia, they must have heating. Refrigerating and cooking food. the power from plants being built todav. This new^onstructionw'iUtak^pJuof quin M four times as much W BagM K ... _. \\ hat would veil V downturn! it power needed, uVOtu Georgia Power Company A citizen wherever we serve * THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON. GEORGIA Happy Birthday The Progress-Argus extends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: October 26 - Mrs. T. T. Patrick, Franklin Clem Rush, Claudia Ann Wilkerson, Nor man Randall Young, Mrs. F. C. Rossey, Sr., Bonnie Sue Spencer, Mrs. Joe Marchman,’ David Lee Duffey, Mrs. Joel W. Frazier, Pam Burdette, Lee H. Brand, Mrs. Ronald Powell, Ralph Reboulet. October 27 - Martha Aiken, Richard Fretwell, Mrs. W. P. Brooks, J. M Washington, B. F. Maddox, James Etheridge, C. B. Brown, Jr., Mrs. Charles S. Sims, Kimberly Jean Ander son, Rhonda Hutcheson, Mrs. Wayne Stowe, Jimmy Deal, Mrs. Marion M. Meares. October 28 - Mrs. R. P. Sasnett, Earl Quinn, Mrs. J. M. Washington, Mrs. L. H. Duke, Larry Nobles, Alfred Cawthon, William Bailey Jones, Sarah Lee Pearson, Chris Lamar Smith, Mrs. A. B. Carmichael. October 29 - Lanier Price, Mrs. M. L. Powell, D. W. Cochran, Rebecca Maude Long, Mrs. H. J. Maddox, Mrs. Ralph Harper, Mrs. Gus Cook, Clinton W. Haley, Jane Atkinson, Victor Sheffield. October 30 - Lonnie B. Rawls, Graydon Kitchens, Raymond Smith, Edward Hardy, Mrs. Vincent Jones, Mrs. Elsma Smith, Milton Compton, A. D. Mason, Juanita Gooden, Mrs. Agnes Allen, Mrs. William Smith, Jeff Maddox, James Glenn Wil liams, Emory Stewart Pace, Donna Elizabeth Nash, Gary Washington, Geo. Washington Green, David Halbert. October 31 - Mrs. J. B. Keltan, Mrs. Gene Evett, Mrs. G. A. Alexander, Robert Stephens, Mrs. Bernard Thax ton, Mrs. Levi Ball, Harold Eugene Cook, Jr., Thomas Grubbs, Len Clupper, Charles Harper, Mrs. M. E. Wade, Jr., Wanda Kay Grant, Michael O’Quinn, Mrs. Kenneth Y. Parrish, Sr., E. F. Bledsoe, Mrs. Julian Ray Kimbell, Joel Kelso, Mrs. Roy Propes, Shannon O’Neal. November 1 -- Annette Pope, John L. Coleman, James Ridgeway, Charles Campbell, James R. Tingle, Colleen Freeman, David Deraney, George Wilmer Washington, Cheryl Lee Cook, Beverly Susan McClelland, Ronald Pope, Sharon Wren Johnson, William Cliett Redman, 111, Patty Shiver, Raymond Ham mond, Mrs. Floyd Butterfield. NATIONAL BUSINESS WEEK OBSERVED BY JACKSON BPW CLUB In observance of National Business Women’s Week, Octo ber 21-27, the Jackson B&PW Club’s program Monday even ing under the guidance of Mrs. Robert C. Edwards, chairman of the World Affairs Commit tee, began with the reading by Mrs. Jane Powell of a proclamation, signed by Mayor Robert Mackey, which pro claimed National Business Women’s Week. Mrs. Ruth Bryant gave the invocation; Miss Ruby Lane led the group in the Pledge to the Flag and in singing America The Beautiful. Miss Elizabeth McMichael, membership chairman, pre sented certificates to Pam Maddox, Mary Fears, Gladys Shaw and Carol Taylor, as well as their sponsors. Mrs. Edwards presented Mrs. Nancy Houghtaling who spoke on World Population - how long the earth can support the population with 55 people per square mile in United State compared to 700 per square mile in Japan. Mrs. Maureen Shields told of the vital roles that women are playing with women being given opportunities to excell and advance in the field of science, industry, medicine and government. She also told of a national BPW project whose request is that each club start a talent bank with the objective to find women who are talented, interested and able to fill administrative or political offices or to act in an advisory capacity. Mrs. Beth Hearn spoke on UN Day and its value today, and Mrs. Edwards spoke on ERA. The president announced the business meeting for Tuesday evening, November 6th, at the C&S Bank civic room. Foreign artifacts were ar ranged by Mrs. Florence Grier and other members of the World Affairs Committee. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Taylor will attend the Georgia-Ken tucky game in Athens Saturday and will visit with their daughter, Miss Susan Taylor, a student at the University of Georgia. Chris Elliott of Charleston, S. C. is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott, and aunts, Misses Wendy, Elaine and Mary Ann Elliott, for several weeks. Mrs. Donald Gray has returned from a week’s visit with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haire, and Janet in Hamlet, N. C. Mrs. Haire and Janet returned home with her for a visit of several weeks with her parents. I jHHp A 'lf ft KEY CLUB GOVERNOR VISITS HERE - Dennis Mor gan, left, president of the Jackson High Key Club and Y. C. Hudson, president of the Jackson Kiwanis Club, flank Pete Tinsley, Georgia Governor of the Key Club, at his appearance before the Jackson Kiwanis Club Tuesday night, October 16th. - Photo by Jack Little. Just Opened Ladies Two Boutique 237 E. 3rd St. Misses and Junior Sizes BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS BUTTS COUNTY. GEORGIA p. o. box lee JACKSON, GEORGIA 30233 In accordance with Grand Jury recommendations, I herewith submit the following report of receipts for the months of July, August, and September, 1973. TREASURERS GENERAL FUND Sheriff Butts County (Miscellaneous Fees) $ 618.87 Clerk Superior Court,' Butts County 534.00 Tax Commissigner, Butts County 2,895.39 Ordinary, Butts County Traffic Court 5,353.75 Ordinary's Court 1,074.95 State of Georgia Fuel Oil Tax 4,615.68 Mileage Appropriation 4,572.27 State Highway Department of Georgia 39,170.77 City of Jackson 2,100.00 State Grant to Counties 00.00 Building Permits 700.00 Miscellaneous Receipts 2,330.04 TOTAL RECEIPTS $63,965.72 INTEREST & SINKING FUND, SAVINGS ACCOUNT Balance on Hand 7/1/73 9,059.42 Received 00.00 Balance on Hand 9/30/73 9,059.42 INTEREST AND SINKING FUND, CHECKING ACCOUNT Balance on Hand 7/1/73 1,674.54 Received from Tax Commissioner 84.75 Balance on Hand 9/30/73 1,759.29 COURTHOUSE FUND Balance on Hand 7/1/73 353.06 Received from Ordinary 615.00 Received from Clerk Court 45.00 Paid: Stephens Grocery 8.06 Western Auto Store 589.41 Balance on Hand 9/30/73 415.59 BUTTS COUNTY REVENUE SHARING TRUST FUND Balance on Hand 7/1/73 163,359.53 Received 7/9/73 39,860.00 Received from Interest 1,219.40 Paid: Epps Brothers Const. Cos. 27,029.19 State Supply Cos. 1,746.12 Jackson-Butts County Civil Defense 1,000.00 Charles L. McLarty Cos. 7,038.62 • Southern States Printing Cos. 900.00 Wilson Avery Cos. 35,591.00 G. H. Barnes Lumber Cos. 7,213.81 Sheriff, Butts County 1,500.00 Balance on Hand 9/30/73 $122,420.19 RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED THIS 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1973 - A y Billy Su,tton Treasurer, Butts County THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1973 BERT CARMICHAEL TO PREACH HERE SUNDAY Rev. Bert Carmichael, 111, of Atlanta, will preach at the Jackson Presbyterian Church on Sunday, October 28th, during the absence of the pastor, Rev. David R. Black. Mr. Carmichael is the son of Mrs. Margaret S. Carmichael of Jackson and Bert K. Carmichael, Jr. of Atlanta. The morning worship service begins atll:lso’clockwiththe public cordially invited. ANNOUNCEMENT The staff of Brookwood Beauty Salon, Jennie Hardy, Judy Hodges, Connie Prit chett, Ernestine Glass, and Willie T. Wade, is pleased to announce that Sandra Perry has joined our corps of beauticians. She will be working Wednesdays through Sat urdays and her hours will be 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Call 775*7160 for Appointment BROOKWOOD BEAUTY SALON IN APPRECIATION What a genuine pleasure it is to be a citizen of Butts County. You have responded in every way possible in our time of need. We have always believed in prayer, and when you have the support that we have had, there is no wonder that our progress has been even greater than we had expected. We appreciate your love. Sincere ly, Oscar and Charlotte Weaver.