The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, December 13, 1973, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextA.A.R.P. TO HAVE CHRISTMAS PARTY The December meeting of A.A.R.P. will be a Christmas party to be held at the Educational Annex of the First Baptist Church Monday after noon at three o’clock. All members are urged to attend and prospective mem bers who are interested in joining are invited. Those attending are asked to please bring an inexpensive gift wrapped and designated either man or woman to be given patients at Westbury Medical Care Home. C&im/cA $lo&. furniture company A DIVISION OF MCCORMICK BROS . INC. Get Acquainted Christmas Specials (While They Last) Look a little A X;, Q" * Z-OW lot more from JQrimiraf 1 ; • Admiral wide-angle picture tube is aluminized tor Drignt, Fy- * i 'i\ crisp pictures. Special filter on tube face intensifies jfr'M v/t \ contrast -1 • Exclusive Admiral video control is a single front-mounted Iliiilll 1 knob that eliminates separate adjustments for brightness 1 and contrast. !|||||j| A* Admiral high-gain IF amplifier assures excellent picture <i(t, ‘ A detail in both weak and strong signal areas. Helps reject outside interference. i 11 • “Instant Play” —picture and sound in seconds. 5 FIVE YEAR PICTURE * Built-in antennas— telescopic VHF, loop UHF. TUBE ADJUSTMENT • “Personal Listening” earphone with built-in jack (except Model 9P459). Lets you listen to TV sound in privacy. (See warranty certificate for * Dimensions: high, 13’%2 wide, 9%" deep, full details.) FM-AM Personal Portable Model PRF9BI -Operates on AC or bat teries for listening at home or away. Precision slide-rule vernier tuning. AFC switch locks FM stations in tune. Ear phone for private listening. Comes com- plete with four "C” batteries, earphone and shoulder strap. Luggage-style case finished in padded Black simulated leather. 9V4" h. 6" w, 3v'd. The Admiral Radio-Lite Model PR26o— lt’s a compact AM radio. It’s a handy flashlight. It’s a keychain. Easy to tote in pocket or purse-or with keychain attached to a belt loop. Both radio and flashlight operate on one 9-volt battery (in cluded). Comes with its own “Per sonal Listening” earphone. Easy tuning recessed thumb-wheel con trols. Built-in antenna. Yes, we’ll even finance this small purchase with No Down Payment. 207 E Second Street Phone 775-2722 Progress-Argus Honor Roll New & Renewal Subscription* Of The Past Few Days Dewey Lassiter, Flovilla W. W. Duke, Dayton, Ohio Auburn Reading Service, Framingham, Mass. Mrs. Charles S. Bailey, Jackson Lewis Walsingham, Decatur Mrs. Tom P. Henley, Locust Grove Willie Morgan, Jr., Atlanta Marquis W. Childs, Jackson *t>l£ A Unique Miniature of a Grandfather Clock Unusual miniature replica of a grandfather clock with a pendulum that actually swings. Attractively designed with simu lated doors and keyholes, and side spindles. Gold and silvertone dial and pendulum embossed dial. Has black fili gree hands and Roman numerals. In beautiful Woodtone. '^l THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS. JACKSON. GEORGIA Mrs. Herman L. Cawthon, Jenkinsburg Edgar B. Duke, Flovilla W. J. Horton, Jackson J. E. Smith, Lithia Springs Mrs. J. L. Bailey, Lawrence ville Mrs. W. W. Johnson, La- Grange Mrs. James O. Browning, Jackson S. A. Washington, Jackson R. E. Mabry, Jackson Mrs. W. A. Haralson, Barnesville M. W. Juhlin, Jackson J. O. Minter, Jenkinsburg Mrs. Mary R. Moore, Griffin Leslie Johnson, Jackson BB MKt Isi &&sss&&}' Offer Expires Dec. 22, 197‘> Limit one each per customer. Chas. T. Hammond, Jack sonville, Fla. F. D. Hunt, Griffin Asa Willard, Jackson T. J. Enlow, Jackson W. C. Adams, Jackson Gordon Junior College, Barnesville Jack Bar abas, Jackson Miss Susannah Foster, Grif fin Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bond, Rome Alicide J. Perron, Jackson L. A. Brooks, Jr., Jackson Letters To Santa Claus Dear Santa Claus: I am 4 years old and have tried to be good. Please bring me a doll, Play Family Village and some surprises. Don’t forget my sister and all the boys and girls everywhere. Donna Sue Rooks Dear Santa Claus: I want a 8.8. gun for Christmas. I have been a good boy and will be seven years old January Ist. Please put some candy in my stocking. Thank you, Randy Browning Dear Santa: I am a big girl in the second grade and 7 years old. This past year I have tried to be good. Please remember me at Christmas and all the other boys and girls in the world too and my mother and grand mother. Hope you have a nice Christmas. I will leave you some cake under our tree. Love, Lisa Long Dear Santa Claus: I have been a good little girl,. Please bring me a Baby Alive, a Crissy Beauty Parlor and a Lite Bright. Love, Cindy Dear Santa: I have tried to be a good girl. Sometimes that was hard. Please bring me a Sew Magic, a big bike, a doll and doll bed and a guitar. Don’t forget Granny and Granddaddy Bur ford. My little sister, Alison, is writing her own letter this year. Our lights will stay on for you. Please cut them out as you leave. I love you, Wendy Allen Dear Santa: I try to be good, but sometimes it’s hard. Please bring me a doll and doll bed, a trike, a drum, and some candy. If you have any puzzles, please bring me one or two. Don’t forget my dog. P. J. She loves bones. I’ll leave you some cake under the tree. I love you, Alison Allen 5 New Arrivals i J Vi. j Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Thomas of Marietta announce the birth of a daughter, Jodi Laine, December 7th at Cobb General Hospital. Grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Thomas of Rome and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith of Jackson. Mrs. Thomas is the former Jennie Lee Smith of Jackson. ruth at random By Ruth Bryant BLUE OF THE SKY In blue of the sky like a dome way up high that covers my world overhead, the top of my tree done in fine filigree shines bright like an etching of red! The sun is all smiles in his blue domiciles, as he journeys above through the day without fog, cloud, or haze that might limit his gaze at cerulean hues on his way! As days come and go when the stormy winds blow in my world, all enshrouded in gloom, may I never forget my deep blue silhouette of the sky in her lovely costume! CARD OF THANKS I wish to express sincere appreciation and heartfelt thanks to all those friends and relatives who remembered me with prayers, visits, phone calls, flowers, cards, food and other kindnesses during my stay in the hospital and at home. Special thanks to Dr. Howell and the staff at Sylvan Grove Hospital, and to Mrs. Gwen Mitchell for bringing me to the hospital. Avery special thanks to Mr. Eddie Joe Head, who rescued me from my car before it exploded. Each kind deed will always be remember ed. May God bless each and everyone. - Mrs. Jeannette (Bobby) Stephens. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lawson of Warner Robins were visitors to Jackson last Friday. jjg JUCT-IN-TIME gr^pm*** gqiBWHB^Jf ; I 'dk BUTTE KNITS" 8 sas N°o°w $65.00 LOIS YOUNG DRESSES ’“’Vow 30 % Off ALL WEATHER COATS '•* s,s * “ow 30 % Off "■■■' 1 " VALUABLE COUPON With Presentation of this Coupon FREE BURLINGTON HOSE (Panty and Regular) With $5.00 Purchase The Ladies Shoppe 1-75 and Highway 36 Open Sunday For Your Convenience THURSDAY. DEC. 13. 1973 Progress-Argus Honor Roll New & Renewal Subscriptions Of The Past Few Days Miss Leila Sams, Jackson Mrs. Miriam S. Butler, Columbus J. W. Brown, Macon L. T. Youngblood, Jackson Mrs. J. E. Sims, Jackson E. A. Holcombe, East Point W. B. Presley, Eatonton Larry Hodges, Jackson Ralph F. Cook, Jackson Marion Reeves, Winston C. B. Biles, Jackson Mrs. R. E. Chambers, Atlanta Mrs. W. E. McCarty, Macon Mrs. Ralph Stallworth, East Point Mrs. Fred Chambers, Flo villa CWO Franklin D. Terrell, APO San Francisco Lt. Col. W. S. Norman, Southport, N. C. CARD OF THANKS At this time I want to thank God and His workers here on earth. For help and prayers and Dr. Thrasher and the Metropolitan Eye Hospital in Atlanta, Hilltop Nursing Home and my loved ones and neighbors and the colored boys who helped me at home for all their help. My eye surgery is a success, almost perfect. I am scheduled for surgery on the left eye December 19th at the same hospital and with the same doctor. I also had a heart attack the night before surgery November 28th. See you later with more thanks. Happy Christmas to everyone. I will be at my home at Flovilla, Ga. until December 18th. - Mollie H. Padgett, Flovilla. NOTICE All City taxes must be paid by December 20th if the taxpayer is to avoid payment of interest on unpaid taxes. According to law, interest must be added to all tax collected after the above date. Your cooperation in this matter will be appreciated and will be of mutual benefit to all concerned if you will settle your account by December 20th. M. L. POWELL CITY CLERK AND TREASURER CITY OF JACKSON THANK YOU With humble hearts we wish to thank the wonderful people of Jackson and Butts County. Mere words cannot express our appreciation for the beautiful flowers, cards, prayers, visits and other deeds and for the people who performed sitting tasks. A special “thank you” to Bill McCullough who gave of his time to receive the love offering and to those who so freely gave toward this offering, we are grateful for your kindness. We also wish to especially thank Dr. Newman for his visits and concern and our pastor, Rev. A. L. Price, for his prayers and thoughtful ness. We pray that the Lord will richly bless each of you for your kindness. -- Eugene Singley and family.