The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, June 13, 1974, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextHAUSER-JENKINS ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED Mrs. Bevley Strickland Hauser of Jackson announc es the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Mary Louise, to Mr. James Waldrep Jenkins, son of Rev. and Mrs. Russell Waldrep Jenkins of Jack son. Miss Hauser is the daughter of Mr. Jack Duane Hauser of Ontario, Oregon. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Strickland of Americus, Georgia, and Mrs. Richard McLaughlin of Pay ette, Idaho and the late Mr. Carl Christian Hauser of Wallowa, Oregon. Miss Hauser, an honor graduate of Jackson High School, was senior class vice president and a member of the Honor Society and Student Council. She is a 1974 graduate of Georgia South western College, Americus, where she received an Associate in Arts-Nursing degree. She is a member of the Student Nurses Associa tion of Georgia. She is presently employed at Syl van Grove Hospital in Jackson. The groom-elect is the grandson of Mr. James Larkin Hathcock of Jackson and the late Mrs. Hathcock, and Mrs. James Lawrence Jenkins of Albany and the late Mr. Jenkins. A graduate of Jackson High School, Mr. Jenkins was a member of the varsity football and baseball teams, the Key Club and DCT. He is a former student of Georgia Southwest College in Ameri cus. He is presently employ ed as a construction worker. The wedding will be Saturday, July 27th, at twelve noon at Macedonia Baptist Church. ELIZABETH PRICE HAS WEST GEORGIA DEGREE CARROLLTON, Ga. - Dr. Ward Pafford, West Georgia College president, awarded degrees to 454 students in graduation exercises at the College on June 2 in the Health and Physical Educa tion Building. Charles Lumpkin, Carroll ton mayor, delivered the commencement address to 338 baccalaureate recipients, 115 graduate degree recip ients and to the first person to receive a two-year Associate of Science Degree in Crim inal Justice. Those receiving a degree from Jackson was Elizabeth Price, BS in Early Childhood Education. MRS. CARTER IS SUMMA CUM LAUDE GRAD AT GSWC Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Washington attended the commencement exercises at Georgia Southwestern Col lege in Americus, Georgia on Friday, June 7, 1974. Their daughter, Betty W. Carter, of Sylvester, Geor gia, received her Bachelor of Science in Education Degree, Summa Cum Laude. She was one of five who graduated with a perfect 4.0 average at Georgia South western College. Happy Birthday The Progress-Argus ex tends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: June 14 - J. W. Browning, Mrs. Keith Adams, John Ried Gaston, Mrs. B. B. Campbell, Christine Mitch ell, Mrs. J. W. Copeland, Mrs. Carl Mitchell, Joe Holston, Mrs. C. A. Colbert, Mike Cook, John Robert Hoard, Tim Kendrick. June 15 - Mrs. J. B. Kitchens, Melba Thaxton Couch, Mrs. Gaston Hester, Mrs. F. L. Clupper, Janice James, Mrs. George F. Martin, Laverne Fetner, Joey Proctor, Billy Kevin Barnes, A. W. Adams, Donna Sue Rooks, Deanna McClel and, O. H. Ruff, Mrs. C. R. Morgan, L. H. Jenkins, Jr., Steve White, Debra Bunch. June 16 - Mrs. Mary Weldon, Billy Long, W. H. Kitchens, Mrs. W. A. Knowles, Ramona Thomp son, Charles Foster, Timothy Neal Pulliam, Byron Haynes, Judy A. Ragsdale, Mrs. Loy Hutcheson, Sharon Grimes, Rev. Charles Dreyer, Robyn Bevis, Mrs. C. L. Scar brough, Scott Black, Mrs. Gene Waters. June 17 - Mrs. A. H. Coleman, Aldean Waldrop, Mrs. J. J. Waldrop, Frank Lofton, Mrs. Tab Hardy, Mrs. A. M. Cochran, Lester Bankston, Billy Williamson, Betty James, Carolyn Gil bert, Mrs. Clyde Allen, Rev. Kirk Nesbit, Mrs. Betty Moss, Ellen Payne Long, Mrs. Ruth Jordan, Clarence V. Ford, Mrs. John McEach ern, Mrs. Ray Lowery, Elizabeth Craft, Dr. Jo Ann Manley June 18 - Mrs. John Vickers and Mrs. J. R. Linton, twins; Herbert Hardy, B. B. Garland, Sr., Bob Taylor, Barbara Smith, A. D. Maddox, June Farrar, Mrs. J. W. Watkins, Jr., Mrs. Malvin Redman, Sandra James, Kelly Lanier Wise, L- C. Tribble, Dean Strickland, Jr., Joe Norsworthy, Charles Hart, Sonya Evette Harper, Randall May, D. R. Arnold, Sandra Cook, Mrs. Sylvia Coleman, Kay Pinckney, Bobby Jones, Ginnilu Ether edge Pierson. June 19 - Mrs. W. L. Holloway, Mary Keener, Lunette Kitchens, Mrs. Ba mie Reeves, Pamela Cook, Mrs. Clay Saunders, Ralph Silas, Angelyn S. Hearn, Becky Rooks, Wendy Bohan non, Mrs. A. D. Bowen, Mrs. J. W. Schroeder, Mrs. Edward Houghtaling, Mike F. Peters, Vickie Walsing ham, Katherine Saunders, Mrs. Edward F. Cardell. ELECTRIC MOTORS IN STOCK '/2 THROUGH 250 H P. SALES - LEASE - RENT WESTINGHOUSI-iOUIS ALIIS-tINCOtN WILSON ELECTRIC CO. 557 PINE ST., MACON, GA. PH. 746-5654 THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON. GEORGIA TWO GRADUATE AT TIFT CUM LAUDE FORSYTH- A total of 36 seniors graduated with hon ors at the recent commence ment exercises held in Roberts Auditorium on the Tift College campus. Those who have maintain ed an average of 3.25 or better for all of their work done at Tift were graduated cum laude. They are Pamela Kaye Anderson and Brenda Charlene Brown, both of Jackson. Jacksonians Graduate At Gordon BARNESVILLE - Gordon Junior College held its second annual Spring Com mencement on Sunday. Mr. Charles Harris, chairman of the Board of Regents, addressed the graduating class. Sixty-five students were scheduled to receive the Associate in Arts degree. The ceremony was held on Lambdin Green at four o’clock Sunday afternoon, June 9. The following students received degrees: Daryl Allen Butler, Will iam V. Crider, Thomas Elbert Dunn, and Regina Diane Hudson, all of Jack son. June 20 - J. 0. Pettigrew, Joe Nelson, Mrs. James B. Wells, Betty Joan Brooks, Charles Heath, Connie Jane Bohannon, Blackman Settle, Kenneth Franklin Bohannon, Mrs. W. M. Johnston, Mrs. Lee L. Karr, Mrs. Robert Luzier, Mrs. Susie Padgett, Thurman Mullis, W. C. Callahan, Tabby Williamson and Dub Norsworthy. ANCIENT YORK LODGE NO. 127 Regular Meeting Nights Second Saturdays Qualified Brethren Invited Stanley McCart, W. M. Aubrey Harvey, Sec. WORTHVILLE, GA. NEWS from your I Muuuuasy Long periods of bed rest are required to cure some illnesses. This means that someone has to be sure that the patient is comfortable during this period of conva lescence. Here are a couple of helpful hints for easing the patient’s stay in bed. First, be sure to keep the bed as wrinkle-free as possible, and help the patient change positions as much as possible to avoid contracting bedsores. Secondly, keep heavy objects off the feet and lower legs. Do not place folded blankets across the feet of the patient. We can fill all of your pharmaceutical needs. Check your medicine cabi net. Replenish your home medical supplies now from our well-stocked shelves. PHONE 775-7424 PARRISH DRUG CO. JACKSON, CA. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John Lueken and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barabas attended the Braves-Mets baseball game Tuesday night, June 11th, and later spent an enjoyable evening at Underground Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sterns, Sharon and Mike, of Miami, Florida, enroute to Canada for a vacation, visited last Saturday with their aunts, Mrs. D. W. Ham and Mrs. J. A. Padgett. Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Mac- Daniel and children moved to Jackson this week and are making their home at 648 Covington Street, in the home formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Wilson, who moved this week to Villa Rica. Mr. Jack Patrick of Canton, North Carolina, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Patrick recently. Mrs. Tom Hooten, Tom and Josephine of Pine Mountain spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Parrish. Mrs. Hooten drove to Atlanta airport Friday to pick up Mr. Hooten, who was returning from a business trip in Jacksonville, Florida. four homtiown nwih^iit friendly GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT HOME The Central Georgia Electric Membership Corporation Mclntosh State Bank Your Home Owned Bank Member F.D.I.C. The Kym Cos. Jackson, Ga. Authorized Catalog Merchant Store Jackson, Ga.. 775-5023 Tomlin's Restaurant Catfish Steaks Chicken Monticello Hwy. 775-7611 Middle Georgia Livestock Sales Cos. Livestock Auction Sale Each Wednesday Jackson, Ga. STATE FARM State Farm Insurance Cos. Luke Weaver, Agent insurance Auto-Life-Health-Fire mj 6 B y ars St. 775-2626 ImrTSTSKII The Closer You Look, [Em BaiUll The Better We Look lTDaniel Ford Sales, Inc. 1327 Brook wood Ave. 775-7872 THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1974 r mmy* |BF jeß * Jtf jSe li ** HwßrE|^ Hy jr Jr. J Sm iamv Jflß I ffftt HMlt nr T*- jsgaM J? JC,-,. f I fffiM 1 "* H& Bm ft H ftFi • ■' m I JESS® SSwiti vf ■ jbhbBRPT JBh! ' JACKSON KIDDIES VISITED FERNBANK Fembank Science Center instructor Bernice Jordan, foreground, explains purpose of natural “leaf litter” in Fembank Forest to class from Knight’s Kiddie College, Jackson. Mrs. Kathleen Knight, far left, brought her young students to Atlanta for a special outdoor learning experience in the 65-acre forest adjacent to Fembank Science Center. The Center is open to the public year round, and its facilities including exhibit hall, observatory, planetarium, and of course beautiful Fernbank Forest, to list a few, are available to students throughout the state. For additional information, write or call Fembank Science Center, 156 Heaton Park Drive, NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 (404-378-4311). Parents from the Jackson area accompanying Mrs. Knight and class to Fernbank Science Center were Mrs. Eugenia Davis, center, Mrs. Elmetta Dickens, Mrs. Mary Ann Carter and Mrs. Marsha Knight. Lei's Keep ®®oig® in This Community Endeavor Made Possible By These Sponsors Hodges Ace Home Center 922 E. Third St. 775-7501 Carter Builders Supply, Inc. 25 Carolina Ave. 775-3266 B&C Farm Supply, Inc. 118 Brookwood Ave. 775-2663 Farm Equipment Sales & Service Massey Ferguson Lawn & Garden Eqpt. Cawthon Brothers, Inc. Covington Rd., Jackson, Ga. Jackson Highway, Covington, Ga. |BSBBKS| 1 State Supply Cos. LP Gas-Tanks-Appliances 775-3137 Parrish Drug Cos. Walgreen Agency Ph. 775-7424 Night 775-7650 Jackson City Cleaners 138 E. Second St. 775-7816 "An Aid To Smart Appearance" Let’s keep this face in our place! When you stop to analyze what happens to your ‘shop ping dollar’, you’ll know that - when you spend it at home, it helps everyone in the community. Your local merchant is your friend, and he wants your business. He supports the local economic necessities. He pays taxes that sup port the city, his payroll adds dollars to the local economy...plus, all the charities and contributions he pro vides to support the advancement .of “your town". Yes, you do get ‘more for your money’ at home. No need to drive all around, when you can find what you want - right here! Your local merchant cares! He wants your business, so doesn't it make good sense to ‘Keep George At Home’? (us hopjX vat home *he ro° COPYRIGHT 1974 C COMMUNITY ADVERTISING Polk Tire & Service Cos., Inc. 237 South Mulberry 775-7331 Our Young People Are Our Salvation McMichael Bros., Inc. Propane Gas & Appliances Heating & Air Conditioning Indian Springs, Ga. 775-3579 Adams Briscoe Seed Cos. Seed Feed Fertilizer Jackson, Ga. 775-7826 Coleman's Garage & Body Shop Complete Automotive Service Wrecker Service 775-3184 151 First St. Night 775-7565 Red and White Food Store 134 So. Oak St. 775-7505 Stephens Grocery „ Quality Food Store 113 W. Second St. 775-2595 Cleveland Carpet •'rjgrS Hundreds of Rolls in Stock Hwy. 42, Jenkinsburg, Ga.