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Impressive Ceremony Unites
Miss Nancy James And
Charles Washington
Miss Nancy James and
Charles Washington of Jackson
were married at an impressive
three o’clock service Sunday,
November 18th, at the Second
Baptist Church in Jackson,
Georgia.
Rev. A. L. Price performed
the double ring ceremony
before a background of four
seven branch candelabra,
massive fern balls, two fern
trees and the white satin
kfieeling bench.
.The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey W. James
of Jackson. Mr. Washington is
the son of Mrs. Lorell M.
Washington and Mr. Harold
Washington, also of Jackson.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a dress
of imported lutesong of
magnolia color, trimmed with
Alencon lace. It was designed
with empire waistline, a
scooped neck and short
sleeves. The bodice was
overlaid with lace with the
skirt appliqued with matching
lace. A Cathedral length veil of
illusion net was appliqued with
the same lace design and was
attached to a matching cap.
She carried a bouquet of
white pom-poms centered with
a white orchid and tied with
white streamers.
Mrs. Nancy Babcock of
Jackson served as matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were Miss
Renee Smith, Vanessa Singley
and Patty Washington, all of
Jackson. They wore identical
blue chiffon floor length
dresses trimmed at the neck,
sleeves and waist with Ameri
can Beauty roses and moss
green leaves. They wore veils
of blue matching net and
carried nosegays of Better
Times carnations with satin
streamers tied in love knots.
Wesley James, brother of the
bride, served as ring bearer.
Mrs. Dottie McMichael of
Jackson rendered a program of
nuptial music and accompan
ied Mrs. Avery Smith who sang
“We’ve Only Just Begun” and
“The Wedding Prayer.”
Steve Granger served as best
man. Groomsmen were Rod
ney Singley and Harry Reeves
of Jackson and Steve Scott of
Thomaston.
Mrs. James chose for her
daughter’s wedding a light blue
floor length dress with match
ing accessories. The groom’s
mother wore a pink floor length
dress with matching acces
sories. They wore corsages of
cymbidium orchids.
RECEPTION
The reception, hosted by the
bride’s parents, was held in the
fellowship hall immediately
following the wedding.
The refreshment table was
covered with a blue cloth and
matching bridal net tied with
American Beauty rose stream
ers. A seven branch candela
bra with white tapers and blue
net and a massive arrange
ment of Better Times carna
tions, white pom-poms and
greenery graced the table and
complemented the three tier
wedding cake. The cake was
embossed with American
Beauty roses, blue and white
roses and topped with a bride
and groom. Punch, nuts, and
mints were served with the
wedding cake.
Serving were Miss Pam
Greer, Miss Donna Walker,
Miss Debbie Crowder and
Mesdames Melba Walden and
Sue Polk.
The bride’s book was kept by
Mrs. Janice Weldon.
Following the reception the
bride and groom left for a brief
honeymoon trip. For traveling
the bride chose a three piece
blue knit suit with matching
accessories. The white orchid
lifted from her bouquet
completed her attire. The
newlyweds are residing on
Highway 36 in Jackson.
REHEARSAL
The rehearsal was held at
Second Baptist Church Novem
ber 17th at 6:30 o’clock.
Immediately following the
GOOD WISHES if
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THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS. JACKSON. GEORGIA
Happy
Birthday |i
The Progress-Argus extends
a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to
the following:
December 14 - J. H. Rooks,
Mrs. W. S. Weaver, Eugene
Parrish, C. P. Sims, Mrs.
David Garr, Mrs. Judy K.
Skinner, Scarlet Virginia
Allen, Dennis Rooks, W. H.
Torbett, Sr.
December 15 -- Mrs. Erven
Benton, H. 0. Smith, J. L.
Roberts, Fred Cook, Mrs. B. R.
Hay, Marvin Rich, Mrs.
Russell Price, J. B. Kitchens,
Susan Pope, Michael James
Mixon, Thomas F. Cochram,
Elsie Lunsford, Hoke S. Moss,
Phillip Dawson, D. L. Em
finger, G. W. Townsend, Mrs.
W. R. Hodges, Michel Joye
Wells, Roscoe Smith, Gloria
Forehand, Steven Page, Wes
ley Eugene Cook, Mrs. Bea
trice Scott.
December 16 - Diane
Saunders, Herbert Jackson,
Mrs. Joe Jacob, F. S. Bostwick,
Mrs. R. A. Franklin, Jr., Miss
Lessie Hoard, Mrs. Mattie Lou
Howard, Kenneth Scott Dod
son, Ross Sessions, Jr., Emily
Luann Knight, Perry Wilkes,
Mrs. Donald Sheffield, Mrs.
George Lawson, Sandra Perry,
Mrs. Judy Hodges.
December 17 - Olin Greer,
Sr., Laßue Grant, Billy
Leverette, Mrs. San Stearns,
Dennis Waits, D. T. Ford,
Carlton Ingram, Sandra Ann
Biles, Keith Fendley, Mrs.
Tom Whitesides, Mrs. Jerry M.
Hunt, Jr., Mrs. Victor Black.
December 18 - Forest Wilder
Davis, Jr., Aileen Faulkner,
Mrs. Smith Price, Mrs. Pearly
Long, Homer Leverette, Mrs.
W. C. Godsey, Donald Earn
hart, Michael Tracy Blair,
Mrs. Wade H. Bell, Jr., Rena
Fendley, Rev. D. L. Folsom,
Sammy Webb, Jenni Maria
English, Randy Lowell Sim
mons.
December 19 - Mrs. Flor
ence Youngblood, Carolyn
James, C. B. Waldrop, Wendell
Edwards, Dr. James C.
rehearsal the wedding party
left for Tomlin’s Restaurant
for the rehearsal dinner.
PARTIES
A miscellaneous shower was
given by friends at Second
Baptist Church.
A shower was given by C&S
Bank employees.
The bridesmaid’s luncheon
was tendered by Mrs. Nancy
Babcock at her home.
MAGNOLIA GARDEN CLUB
MET AT NEW HOME OF
MRS. GERALD ROSS
The Magnolia Garden Club
met Thursday, December 6th,
at the lovely new home of Mrs.
Gerald Ross with Dr. Jo Ann
Manley and Mrs. Malvern
Edwards as co-hostesses.
Dr. Jo Ann Manley, presi
dent. presided over the
business session at which time
plans were made for the club to
participate in helping to
finance the Jackson Theater
Guild.
Mrs. Sara Collins, treasurer,
had some lovely Christmas
items on display that the club
has for sale.
Christmas music was the
theme of the program. A
sharing session was also held,
during which time Mrs. Ross
shared the beauty of her home.
During the social hour,
dessert and coffee were served
by the hostesses. The meeting
was closed with a beautiful
Christmas prayer given by
Mrs. Ben Paget.
MAURICE SEYMOUR WAS
GUEST OF HONOR
AT BIRTHDAY DINNER
A birthday dinner in honor of
Maurice Seymour was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Seymour and Mrs.
Mattie Jinks near High Falls
on December 9th.
Those attending were: Mrs.
Beatrice Crocker, Mrs.
Frances Proctor, Mr. Joe
Proctor, Joey and Linda, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Bryant, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Sutton, Miss Susan
William, of Jackson, Mr. and
Mrs. John Crowley, Jeffery
and Christie, Rev. and Mrs.
Wymon Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Crocker, Laura and
Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sutton,
Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Hawkins of Zebulon.
Mr. David Kendrick, from
Meansville, Mr. and Mrs.
Manley Greer, of McDonough,
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Strickland, Ted and Sharron,
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanford of
Forsyth, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Barron, Macon, Rev. and Mrs.
Winston Stringer and his
mother, Mrs. Stringer of
Cartersville.
Howell, Annie L. Whidby,
Jeffery Wade Laymon, Joseph
Franklin Norris, Beverly
Fendley, Charlene Weaver
Glover, Mrs. Donald Thaxton,
Jimmy Browning.
December 20 - Levi Hurt,
Jr., Mrs. Nora Evans, Patricia
Carolyn Rooks, Mrs. Linton
Harper, Mrs. Frank Miller,
Debra Ann Brown, Melissa
Ann Baxter, W. C. Adams,
Emily Karen Cook, James
Gilbert, Johnny Heath, Jim
Allen, J. N. Holcombe, Mrs. E.
E. Jenkins.
CHRISTMAS PARTY OF
TOWALIGA GARDEN CLUB
HELD AT WEAVER HOME
The Towaliga Community
Club held its Christmas party
December sth at the home of
Mrs. Sessions Weaver with
Miss Willene Weaver as
co-hostess.
The home was beautifully
decorated with poinsettias,
candles and greenery, carry
ing out the Christmas theme.
The devotional was given by
each member expressing some
personal blessing. Nineteen
members and three visitors
were present with one visitor
adding her name to the
membership roll. A vote was
taken to begin the meeting at
two o’clock during the winter
months.
Mrs. Myra Smith led the
group in several games, adding
much joy to the beginning of
the Christmas season.
Each member brought a gift
to be given Mrs. Beth Hearn
who in turn will present each
pupil of the Day Care Center a
present the last day of school
before Christmas. A game was
enjoyed as Christmas gifts
were exchanged.
During the social hour
delicious Christmas cookies,
candies, nuts and tidbits were
enjoyed along with coffee and
grape juice.
The January meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Lamar
Weaver on January 9th.
PERSONAL
Little Miss Dawn Webb of
Griffin spent the weekend with
her grandmother, Mrs. E. J.
Goggans, and Miss Tommie
Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Maddox of Atlanta visited
Saturday with their mother,
Mrs. W. H. Maddox.
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THURSDAY, DEC. 13, 1973
MISS LYNN FREEMAN,
BRIDE-ELECT.
FETED AT SHOWER
Miss Lynn Freeman, bride
elect, was honoree at a
miscellaneous shower tender
ed by Mrs. Merrell A. Price on
Tuesday, November 27th, at
her home on the Atlanta
Highway.
The dining table was graced
with a lovely arrangement of
Talisman roses, daisies, and
carnations with a color scheme
of yellow and green carried
out. Assorted sandwiches,
cakes, mints, nuts and punch
were served the twenty guests.
Several games were enjoyed
after which the honoree opened
her lovely gifts which were
viewed by those present.
JEPHTA CHAPTER TO
HAVE CHRISTMAS PARTY
Jephta Chapter No. 252, OES,
will hold their regular meeting
on Friday night, December
14th, at eight o’clock. This will
be the Christmas party. Gifts
will be exchanged and the
ladies will wear long dresses.
PERSONAL
Miss Leila Sams and Mrs. J.
B. Harrison motored to Atlanta
Wednesday morning, Decem
ber sth, and attended the 101st
commencement program at
Georgia Tech. Among the
candidates graduating was
their great-nephew, Walter Lee
Christian, who received his
Bachelor of Chemical Engi
neering Degree, graduating
with highest honors. He is the
son of Mrs. Betty Lee Christian
of Richmond, Va. and they*
have many friends in Jackson
who are extending congratula
tions to Mr. Christian upon his
graduation with highest
honors.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jackie L.
Norsworthy of Beeville, Texas
announce the birth of a
daughter, Tara Ann, Decem
ber Bth, in a Beeville hospital.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Jose Nunez of Kennedy,
Texas and Mr. and Mrs. Troy
Norsworthy of Jackson.
" MRS. DEIDRA TABB IS
RECORD ADMINISTRATOR
Friends of Mrs. Deidra Jinks
Tabb, of Jackson, daughter of
Mrs. Eslyn Jinks and the late
Mr. Jinks, will be interested to
learn that she passed the 1973
National Registration Exami
nation which makes her an
active member of the Ameri
can Medical Record Associa
tion.
This means Mrs. Tabb is now
privileged to use the letters
RRA after her name, which
means she will be recognized
throughout the medical world
as a Registered Record
Administrator.
Mrs.. Tabb received the
Bachelor of Science degree
from the Medical College of
Georgia and is presently
consultant at Hilltop Nursing
Home and Forsyth Nursing
Home in Forsyth.
A CHRISTMAS GREETING
Thanks to all my friends,
neighbors, nephews and nieces
for the wonderful letters and
cards you sent me through the
year. People like you and
friends make me realize how
good the Lord has been to me
and how many blessings He
has given me through you.
As I lay here in my bed
reading the wonderful cards
and letters, I want to send a
Merry Christmas and a Happy,
Healthy New Year greeting to
all of you and I hope God will
keep you in His love and care
through all the new year.
Thanks again for all the fruit,
flowers, trays of food and the
vegetables when I was home
this year and God bless
everyone that came to see me
and called.
I am sending my love to all of
you and my prayers. I will
never forget any of you for all
the wonderful cards and letters
that you have sent. I read them
over and over and the Lord just
seems to lift me up toward
Heaven knowing wonderful
friends like you. Love and
prayers, Mrs. Fleddie Hardy,
740 53rd St., West Palm Beach,
Florida.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Fisher
and Diane, of Perry, visited
Sunday with Mrs. S. W.
Maddox, Sr.
Miss Jerri O’Quinn, student
at Georgia College, will arrive
the first of next week to spend
Christmas with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
O’Quinn, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Stancil
Edwards and children of
Griffin were spend the day
guests Sunday of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Edwards.
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