The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, December 13, 1973, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextReport From Indian Springs By Mrs. Robert W. Grier, Sr. Mr. Asa Maddox returned on Monday from Macon Medical Center after having surgery on his hand the previous week. He is doing nicely we are happy to report. Mrs. Spencer Johnson spent last week in Marietta with her sister, Mrs. John R. King, and her mother, Mrs. Maebelle Brooks. Mrs. B. T. McMichael had as weekend guests Mrs. Miriam White and Jeannine from McDonough, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McMichael and Mrs. Eula Cromer from Anderson, S. C. Mrs. McMichaels’s Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown from Macon, Mrs. Frank Ogletree from Cork, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown of Forsyth and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Doster from Huntsville, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Crane had as their weekend guests Jeannine and Chuck Fitzgerald from Macon, Russell Crane from Macon. On Saturday Mrs. Crane, Jeannine Fitzgeralnd and Mrs. Salli Hoard went shopping in Griffin. The Crane’s guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hoard and Barrett and Steve Fletcher of Locust Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoard had as their visitors Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. George Treadwell. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holloway had as their guests Saturday Mr. Holloway’s mother, Mrs. R. L. Holloway, and his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. James Darden, of Forsyth. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holloway visited Mrs. Holloway’s aunt, Mrs. Roxie Reeves, in College Park. Mrs. A. O. Allen’s sister, Mrs. . Lucille Hudgins, of Chattanooga, Tenn., is visiting a few days. Mr. Allen is doing nicely, sitting up in his wheel chair for long periods at a time. This reporter’s and Mr. Grier’s son, Richard Grier, was admitted to the hospital on Monday to be placed in traction and undergo tests. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Richard. We love you. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darrow spent several days last week with their daughter and family, Rev. and Mrs. Dale Jacks, in Jasper, Alabama. tun^fe. youmrmama pass 1972 Monte Carlo - Fully Equipped - Like New. 1972 Maverick Grabber - V-8, Automatic- Transmission with Power Steering, 2 Dr. Coupe, Nice economy car. 1968 Olds Cutlass - 2 Dr. Coupe, Fully equipped, new paint, new tires. 1969 Chevrolet Impala - Real nice family car - Special price. 1971 V. W. Wagon - New Tires, with air, (28-30 Miles per gallon). 1970 Pontiac Firebird - A real sports car, with 6 cylinder Automatic Transmis sion, Power Steering, New Tires. 1971 Vega Wagon - Automatic Transmis sion, Air Condition, A real gas saver. 1970 Toyota Mark 11, Automatic Trans mission, Air Condition, real low mileage. 1969 Olds Cutlass - 4 door, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Factory Air, (17-18 Miles per gallon) good family car. Bob's Used Cars 105 WEST THIRD ST. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mc- Dougle have Mrs. McDougle’s nephew, Greg James, from Alabama visiting for several weeks. Mr. Wayne McDougle is now doing plumbing and any odd job you might need and will appreciate your business. We are happy to have someone like Wayne near to help us out on our repair problems. United Appeal Drive Is Just Short Final report on the 1973-74 United Appeal drive for Butts County was made this week by Dick O’Hara, president of the drive. “We were aiming for $15,000,” Mr. O’Hara said, “and we fell a trifle short with a final total of $14,512, but there are still a few businesses left to report.” “I feel the drive was a great success considering the times,” Mr. O’Hara stated. “I just want to thank all the mightly fine people who worked so hard to make the drive a success.” Final figures on the various divisions are as follows. Industry, Hal Summers, chairman: $7,452. Broken into various companies, this figure is accounted for by American Mills: $1,350; Avon dale Mills: $3,600; Addison- Rudesal, Inc.: $1,100; Fashion Pillows: $900; Kym Cos.: SSOO. “We were really pleased by the fine turnout of employee participation,” Mr. O’Hara said. “We think they did a terrific job.” Business, Hugh Glidewell and Byrd Garland, chairmen: $2,958. Butts County Public Schools, Mrs. Margaret McCormick, chairman: $956. Broken into the various schools: Jackson Primary contributed $440; Henderson Elementary, SSO; Henderson Junior High, $262; and Jackson High, S2OO. “I was most pleased and impressed with the excellent cooperation I got from the school personnel THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA that worked with me,” Mr. O’Hara stated. Residences, Dr. William Mitchell, chairman: $261. Speical Gifts from Butts County: $Bl5. Special Gifts from outside of Butts County: $545. Mr. O’Hara explained that an anonymous donor not living in Butts County responded to an ad placed in the Progress-Argus SON\G\ . .THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO CLEAN DENTURES SONP\C® DENTURE CLEANING SYSTEM Introducing SONAC... the system that combines an energized bath unit and special solution to clean dentures easier, faster and more effectively. Sonac Denture Cleaning System Norelco Clothing Brush Electric Massager Polaroid Cameras Square Shooter II Color Pak New SX-70 Kodak Cameras Instamatic X-15, X-25 Pocket Instamatic 10, 20 Radios AM & FM AC-DC Clock Radio Cassette Tape Player 8-Track Tape Player Corn Popper Timex Speidel Watch Bands Russell Stover Candies Poloroid SX-70 Land Camera FOR CHILDREN ftt/V/Mere! with a SSOO contribution. The Charity Ball netted $760. The Co-Ed-Y Club of Jackson High working under the direction of club president Bobby Thornton collected $44. Mrs. Z. M. Taylor was responsible for visiting the churches in the Jackson area seeking a contribution. The following churches contributed $262.79 to the drive. Fairfield [MUKfiffiM© IMS a /M®g? MS®®©* ghmsimus GIFTS FOR ALL CITY PHARMACY A.M E. Church, Israel Temple C. M. E. Church, Friendship Baptist Church, Butts County Methodist Ushers Association, Butts County Baptists Ushers Association, Macedonia Bap tist Church, Zion Baptist Church, Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, China Grove Baptist Church, Shiloh Baptist Church. “I would like to remind the folks,” Mr. O’Hara concluded, GIFTS FOR LADIES Purr (The Power Detangler) by Gillette steam styling wand CMZVCW& \J tv CLAIROL v Hair Styler by Lady Schick and MAX Clairol Instant Hair Setter Lady Schick Warm ’ N Creamy True-to-Light Make Up Mirror Lady Schick Electric Shaving Wand MJ Norelco Home Beauty Salon Coty Max Factor Dorothy Gray Lanvin Timex Leggs Hose THURSDAY, DEC. 13, 1973 “that this is a year round drive and not just October. The Board of Trustees meets once a quarter and we welcome anyone to come to our meetings I’d like to take the final opportunity to thank the Progress-Argus for all its help in keeping our drive before the public at all times. Special thanks also to Station WJGA, especially Johnny Smolka. The Schick Flexamatic Razor Pin Fchoose from! A BAGFUL OF LcjnsJ PERSONAL PERSONAL Rev. and Mrs. Ben Stone of Covington visited December 10 with Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Stephens. Mrs. Ira Butler visited with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler, and granddaughter, Lisa, in Manchester last week. “'"a. MODEL 300 The Norelco Tripleheader Razor Hair Styler by Schick and Max Electric Shoe Shine Kit English Leather Jade East Hia Karate British Sterling Timex Quartz (Guaranteed Accurate 30 seconds a Month) SBO.OO r 5 „ ♦ J t*y CM* P® 7 J Crockery Cook Pot Zy 2 or sqt Can Opener, Iron Toaster, Coffee Pot Electric Blender GIFTS FOR MEN f The REMINGTON s " I MARK III™ | Deluxe Cord THE SCHICK HOTLATHER MACHINE Refills available in regular, menthol, lemon & lime. Mrs. J. B. Harper of Brunswick returned home Saturday after a visit with Mrs J. M. Nutt. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Selby Ashley and Courtenay, of Athens, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy O’Neal over the weekend.