The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, May 30, 1974, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text• HUr it ‘ 9 jspßsl®SSP^ fc i Hr^b|S a .*1 *>*> 9 .... ANDY CRUMBLEY WELCOMED HOME - Andy Crumbley returned to Georgia last Monday night, May 20th, and was greeted at the Griffin Airport by several score friends, relatives and just plain well-wishers. Andy flew in on a specially prepared ambulance plane from Craig Rehabilitation Center, Englewood, Colorado, where he had been a patient for several months. Andy was critically injured October 6,1973 in an automobile accident on 1-75 near Atlanta when some freight from a transport truck was knocked off the truck and into the path of the car in which he was a passenger. He suffered a severe spinal injury and is paralyzed from his neck down. Andy is at his parent’s home on Hall’s Bridge Road where a special room has been constructed for his convenience. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Crumbley of Jackson and was headed for All-State football honors at the time of his injury. -Photo courtesy of The Griffin Daily News. and \Juhi Happy Birthday The Progress-Argus wish es to extend a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: May 31: Mrs. Mertice McGee, Mrs. Albert Garr, Thompson Grant, Kenneth Perkins, Mrs. S. H. Cook, Mrs. Roxie M. Markham, Nancy Burpee, Janice Lane, Tandi Williamson, Fred T. White. June 1: Roy Letson, Elizabeth Jean Blessett, Kenneth Batchelor, Linda Darnell, Dorner Carmichael, Mrs. H. W. Young, Evelyn Allen. June 2: Dick Pope, Charlotte Leverette, Jack Ingram, W. G. Preston, Bryan Howell, Mrs. Bryan Leverette, Talmadge Hobbs, Marilyn Maisel, Herman Waits, Barry O’Dell Collins, Jeffrey Keith Cook, Lisa Lee Maddox, J. W. Cochran, Mrs. Peggy C. Andrews, Mrs. Ethel E. Hart, Charles Polk. June 3: J. S. Ball, Jr., Mrs. W. D. Freeman, Billy Barnes, Willene Letson, Hazel Thurston, Willie Ed ward Wells, Billy Pelt, Oscar Snow, Alton P. Long, Mrs. C. M. Daniel, Jr., Jan Ridgway, Darrell Lee Kitchens, Mrs. Jack Hauser. June 4: Mrs. Howard Rooks, Mrs. Julian Thurston, Mrs. L. D. Singley, Jr., Mrs. W. N. Meredith, Jack Freeman, Mrs. L. M. Loveless, Elaine Carpenter, Ernest Young, Mrs. Ray mond Hardy, Barbara Glide well, Sylvia Norsworthy, Debbie Waldron, Mrs. Ruth Lindsley, Larry Brindley, Jr., Patrick Stuart. June 5: Beverly Randall Childs, Lynville Whidby, Mrs. I. C. Eslinger, Joe E. Patrick, Mrs. India Bailey, Lovett Fletcher, Jr., J. W. Hodges, Myrna Autry, Clay ton Emory, Mrs. L. H. Jenkins, Jr., Allison Knight, Leigh Ann Kitchens, Lavonia Dos ter. June 6: Mrs. Carlton Morris, Mrs. C. F. Singley, Mrs. Robert Lane, Mrs. Howard Gunn, B. B. Camp bell, Samuel Clay Allen, June Fletcher, Mrs. Herman Ap ple, June Evans, W. C. Garr, Marvin T. Stephens, Mrs. Aubrey O. Washington, Sa rilda Ruff, Mrs. Charlie Moore, Mrs. J. F. Moris, Chip Chiappetta, Sharron Black, Robert Evans. PERSONAL Miss Susan Storey and Edward Storey of Columbus spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Storey and children. They were joined by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Storey, for the weekend. Friends of Mrs. Frances James are glad to know she is at home recuperating from injuries received in an accident on Sunday, May 19th, on Halls Bridge Road. Mrs. James was hospitalized until Wednesday of last week at Sylvan Grove Hospital and is not able to go back to work at present. Mrs. 0. R. Baumgartner of San Antonio, Texas arrived Monday for a week’s visit with Mrs. G. D. Head. Dan Fears, Jr., student at Georgia College, Milledge ville, will be home this week for the Summer to be with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fears. Miss Debbie Fears, a senior at the University of Georgia, is expected home Monday after completing her eduation. She expects to be at home this Summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fears. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Moel chert returned home Monday from Charlotte, N. C., where they spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moel chert, Chip and Doug. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ball of Atlanta stopped by for a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Ball, Saturday en route to Savannah and other coastal cities in Florida. A CANCER EXPENSE Insurance Policy is Available NOW! A. CANCER STRIKES One in every four Americans In two out of three families At any age, in any group B. CANCER KILLS 7 times the rate of auto accidents 1 out of every six Americans 51 % were under 65 years of age NO AGE LIMIT NO PHYSICAL EXAMINATION PAYS IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER INSURANCE INDIVIDUAL OR ENTIRE FAMILY CAN BE COVERED PAYS CANCER EXPENSES UP TO I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE FURTHER INFORMATION: $50,000 PER PERSON AND IT COSTS SO LITTLE TO BE INSURED NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP Call or Write C. B. BROWN, JR. Brown Insurance Agency 775-7544 Jackson, Ga. 30233 P. O. Box 3635 THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS. JACKSON, GEORGIA Jenkinsburg News By Mrs, T. H. Price Mr. and Mrs. James Whit aker visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fish and John at Monticello a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spencer and Jacky of Clarkesville visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Whitaker. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lanier Burford for a cookout supper last Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stodghill of Jackson. Those attending the month ly sewing club meeting Thursday with Mrs. Mary Lynn Goggans and Miss Toi.'mie Higgins of Jackson as hostesses were Mrs. T. T. Patrick, Mrs. W. J. Saun ders, Mrs. T. H. Price, Mrs. M. B. Farrar, Mrs. H. G. Harris, all of Jenkinsburg, Mrs. DeWitt Price of Forsyth, Mrs. J. 0. Beau champ of Jackson. Visitors were Mrs. Fred Caldwell, Mrs. Malvern Edwards, of Jackson, and Mrs. Maude Freeman of Forsyth. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Farrar last Sunday were Mrs. Mary Lou Rosser and LOVELY SHOWER TENDERED MRS. WELCH, A RECENT BRIDE On Monday night, May 20th, a miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Mrs. Jerrell Welch, a recent bride. The affair was held at the Iron Springs Community House. The refreshment table was covered with a hand crochet ed cloth and centered with an arrangement of yellow day lilies and white daisies. As the lovely bride arrived, she was presented with a C. CANCER TREATMENT Is often in distant cities Is often the most expensive Often is a prolonged series D. CANCER CURES Are possible in 1 out of 3 cases May require extensive treatment May be increased by early detection Mr. Tom Barnes of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Mang ham of McDonough, Miss June Farrar spent the entire weekend. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Farrar last Sunday' were Mrs. Mary Lou Rosser and Mr. Tom Barnes of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Mang ham of McDonough. Miss June Farrar spent the entire' weekend. Mrs. R. A. Allen has returned from a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. James New of Coco Beach, Fla. Mrs. T. H. Price was among the delegates attend ing the State Convention of BPW held at the DeSoto Hilton Hotel in Savannah, Friday through Sunday. Other delegates were Miss Dorothy Thomas, Mrs. Mary Will Hearn, Mrs. Jane Powell, Mrs. Tenella Cook, and Mrs. Bertha Perdue. Mr. and Mrs. Lanier Burford, Wade and Matt, were dinner guests last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cook. corsage of white carnations. The guests enjoyed games and then the guest of honor opened her gifts. She received many lovely and useful gifts. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Jim Browning, Mrs. Dan Fears, Mrs. Sandy Sanvidge, and Mrs. Banks Weaver. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Harold McMichael and sons visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strawn. THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1974 City To Let Contracts For Sewerage Improvements The City .of Jackson received and opened 21 bids for the construction of Sewerage system improve ments for the city on May 16th and after a recommen dation by Keck and Wood, Inc., engineers and planners, of Atlanta, the city will likely award contracts to the following bidders: Div. I, Treatment Plants, to Scottdale Contractors, Inc. in the amount of $608,500. Div. 11, Sewer Lines, to Rast, Gregory & Dean, Inc. in the amount of $333,817. Mayor Robert F. (Bobby) Mackey said that ten companies submitted bids on PER SONAL Mrs. Tilman Blakely of Griffin was a spend-the-day guest Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Powell. Mrs. Helen Kersey under went major surgery at Crawford W. Long in Atlanta Friday, May 24th, friends regret to learn. Mrs. Lois Byrd spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Coy Whidby in Griffin. NOW SHOWING Parkwood Cinema 1 Return Engagement “Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid” 7:00 and 9:00 p. m. Parkwood Cinema II For The Second Week ROBERT REDFORD IN “The Great Gadsby” I One Showing Per Night 8:00 p. in. DO YOU NOW \ have savings certificates in out of-town savings and loans? You can now renew these cer tificates safely and conveniently in Jackson. Jackson Branch of Griffin Federal will pay you the highest interest permitted by law on insured savings. Deposits made by the 10th of the month earn from the first. We will handle your transfers by mail. There’s no need to make a special trip out of town to bring your savings home. il GRIFFIN FEDERAL VtBMP-V liSAVINGS AND_LOAN jASSOCIj T|Q Nlj &y EQUAL HOUSING 1148 Mulberry St P O Box 3601 Telephone 404 775-2710 LENDER JACKSON. GEORGIA 30233 the treatment plants with the low bid submitted by Scottdale Contractors with the price estimates ranging from that figure to $784,087 as the highest bid by a Macon company. Mr. Mackey said that 11 companies submitted bids on the sewer lines with the estimates ranging from the low bid of $333,817 to a high bid of $485,618.50 by a Columbus firm. M. L. Powell, City Clerk, said that bids on the two divisions were submitted by firms from Scottdale, Ellen wood, Trussville, Ala., Birm ingham, Jacksonville, Bay Mrs. Michele Bell of Lithia Springs has returned home after spending a week’s vacation with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Naamon York. Mrs. John Chiapetta re turned home Sunday, May 19th, after having surgery at Griffin-Spalding Hospital, friends are glad to learn. GEORGIA SO MUCH SO NEAR. v acation time is near again. So are the good times in Georgia. Our booklet will you where to find all the fun. It reads like a treasure map-with a prize everv turn. ► Then spend some days with us. | Georgia Department Community Development ‘ X ' Address | '' • f|p C itv . State Zip Minette, Ala., Chamblee, Macon, Jackson, Tuscaloosa, Ala., Eastanollee, Pelham, Ala., Ellenwood and Colum bus. Keck and Wood, Inc. estimated the total cost for the plants and lines to be $2,280,193. THE ELDER HOTEL Indian Springs, Ga. Will Open for the 1974 Season on Saturday, June Ist Bkfst. & Evening Meal - Monday thru Saturday Evening Meal 5:30 - 7:30 Bkfst. and Noon Meal - Sundays Noon Meal 12:00 - 2:Oo Reservations requested for Meals Public Cordially Invited to Dining Room CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all those who stood by and helped us in any way when I suddenly became ill. For each soft spoken word, thought, card, and prayer we thank you. May God’s richest blessings be with you. Special thanks to Sherrell Funeral Home, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kitchens, and the Jackson Police Department. - Mr. and Mrs. James Willis (Idamae Brooks Willis).