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WAYNE AND LINDA NABORS
A Flovilla woman mission
ary and her husband, also a
missionary, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Nabors, have em
barked on a missionary
career in Guadalajara, Mexi
co, where they are attending
a language school prepara
tory to presenting the gospel
Of Jesus Christ to the
Mexican natives.
Mrs. Nabors is the former
Miss Linda Elliott, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
felliott and-granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Elliott of
Flovilla.
In a letter to friends in
Report From
Indian Springs
By Mrs. Robert W. Grier, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ivey
and Chuck will have as their
guests for an. extended visit
Mr. ancf'Mrs. Julian Wells
and Alan of Forest City, N. C.
Mr. Wells is attending camp
this weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Allen
spent last Tuesday in
Mableton with Mrs. Allen’s
Sister, Mrs. G. S. Hobbs.
•Victor Goetz will be
staying with his grand
mother, Mrs. B. T. Mc-
Michael, for the summer as
He will be in charge of the
Museum.
Miss Blannie Stallworth
visited in Dublin with friends
last week. Her brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Stallworth, of Westminster,
C., were her guests for
three days last week.
; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ashley
attended homecoming at
Juliette Baptist Church on
Sunday. The Children of
Christ from Macon sang with
the Gospel Two. The revival
Started Monday night and
Will extend through Saturday
night. The Gospel Two sang
at Log Wall Baptist Church
last Saturday night.
Mrs. B. T. McMichael was
entertained at Pinebrook Inn
in Macon last Thursday by
Mrs. Margaret McMichael
Greer, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
Faulkner of Athens, Mr. and
Mrs. Kyle McMichael of
PERSONAL
Friends of Doug Durrett
are happy to learn he
returned home recently from
Middle Georgia Hospital
where he was hospitalized for
more than a week with a
virus infection. Mr. Durrett
returned to work at Mclntosh
State Bank last week and is
feeling much improved.
Recent weekend guests of
Mrs. La Rue Turner were Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Wheeler of
Jasper and Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Payne, Tonia and
Chuck, also of Jasper.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter,
Candy and Marsha of Tucker
spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Carter Moore.
Butts County, Mr. and Mrs.
Nabors wrote that “March
6th was an exciting day for
us. We met with the
members of our Department
of Foreign Mission and were
placed under permanent
appointment to Mexico.”
Mr. Nabors was born and
raised in Alabama and is a
member of the Edgewood
Congregational Methodist
Church in Anniston. In the
summer of 1969, he entered
Westminster College. After
one year th,ere, he spent the
summer of 1970 in Tokyo and
Taiwan doing missionary
work with the World Gospel
Jackson, and Mrs. Frank
Ogletree of Cork. The
occasion was Mrs. Mc-
Michael’s birthday.
This reporter and Mr.
Grier spent week with
our daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Dee Moore,
Carla and Chip, at their
lovely new home on St. Johns
River in Green Cove Springs,
Fla. On Wednesday we
attended the confirmation of
the four at St. Margaret’s
Episcopal Church, a very
quaint little church that is
over 100 years old, just a few
blocks from their home. It
was a very impressive
ceremony. On Saturday we
drove to Leesburg, Fla. to
attend the wedding of our
foster granddaughter, Dori
gene Kathryn Feucht, to
Douglas Eugene Harsh, at
the First Baptist Church,
with a lovely reception held
in the Fellowship Hall of the
church.
Mrs. B. T. McMichael had
as her Sunday guests Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Brown of Macon,
Mr. and Mrs. William Pigg of
Warner Robins, Mrs. Bobby
Kinard, Donna Kinard, and
Mrs. Robert Kinard, all of
Oxford.
Indian Springs has lost
another of their fine citizens,
Mr. James Edward Cornell,
Sr. Our Sympathy is extend
ed to his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Jones
Jr. paid their respects to the
late C. T. Parker, Griffin
business and civic leader
who died Tuesday afternoon,
at Pittman Rawls Funeral
Home in Griffin last
Wednesday afternoon . Ser
vices for Mr. Parker, 57,
were held Thursday morning
at the First Baptist Church of
Griffin with interment in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Saturday night guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Williams and family were
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Williams
of Roberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gatlin
and Carla of Conyers visited
Sunday with Mrs. Lois Byrd.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARCUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
Mission Summer Career
Corp. During the last two
years at Westminster, Mr.
Nabors pastored two
churches in Texas and
Mississippi.
Mrs. Nabors was raised in
Alabama and Georgia and is
a member of the Pleasant
Grove Congregational
Methodist Church in Jack
son. Mrs. Nabors wrote, “I
answered God’s call to the
mission field at the age of 13.
I enrolled at Westminster in
the fall of 1965. Upon my
graduation in 1969, I con
tinued my education at
Baylor University and Tift
College, working on a degree
in music. I have spent one
summer and most of my
college vacation time work
ing in Mexico with our
missionaries.”
Mrs. Nabors wrote that
they were married June 12,
1971 and that Mr. Nabors
graduated from Westminster
May 25th and “We will begin
full-time deputation the first
of June.” Mrs. Nabors
continued, “It is necessary
for us to raise 140 shares plus
language school expense
before entering language
school. With your financial
help it will be possible for us
to enter school in January
1974.” Mrs. Nabors wrote
that “We need and covet your
prayers which will enable us
to reach the people of Mexico
for Christ.”
SEAMAN TERRY CLINE
COMPLETES TRAINING
(GHTNC) May 24-Navy
Seaman Recruit Terry L.
Cline, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Napier Jr. of
Route 2, Jackson, Ga.,
graduated from recruit train
ing at the Naval Training
Center, Orlando, Fla.
He received nine weeks of
intensive instruction in sea
manship, small arms train
ing, fire fighting, close order
drill, first aid and Naval
history.
He will now report to a
formal school for specialty
training or to a ship or shore
station for on-the-job train
ing.
Gordon Names
Advisory
Committee
BARNESVILLE - In an
attempt to get greater input
into the criminal justice
program at Gordon Junior
College, an advisory commit
tee has been named. Com
mittee members reflect the
various aspects of the
criminal justice system and
their suggestions will help
make the program more
responsive to the needs of
students in the program.
The three committee mem
bers selected are: Judge
Hugh D. Sosebee, Judge of
the Flint Circuit, Forsyth;
Captain Harvell Estes, State
Patrol Troop Commander,
Thomaston; and Sheriff
Merrill Greathouse, Sheriff
of Upson County.
According to Joe Medcalf,
who heads Gordon’s pro
gram, the advisory commit
tee will help plan curriculum
as well as identify potential
students for the program.
The criminal justice pro
gram currently has about 65
students taking courses in
corrections, law, history, and
law enforcement.
Bicyclist
Struck
By Car
Scott Smith, 13, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Smith of
Route 3, Jackson, was
seriously injured Tuesday
afternoon, June 4, near his
home on the Barnesville
Highway when the bicycle he
was riding was struck by a
car driven by Thomas
Cooper, 73, also of Route 3,
Jackson.
Scott suffered a compound
fracture of his leg and a
broken shoulder in the
mishap.
He was treated at Sylvan
Grove Hospital and admitted
to Medical Center of Central
Georgia in Macon.
The accident was investi
gated by the Butts County
Sheriff’s Department and by
troopers of the Griffin State
Patrol Post. Troopers said
the accident was unavoidable
and no charge was placed
against the driver.
AT THE HOSPITAL
Patients at Sylvan Grove
Hospital during the week of
June 4 ll include:
Tina Abercrombie, Elnora
Ridley, Jimmy Roberts,
Josephine Moore and baby
girl, G. Ham, John Ball,
Jimmy Jackson, Darwin
Campbell, John Moss, Wil
liam Brown.
Betty Thurman, Louise
O’Day, Grover Cleveland,
Jamie Robertson, Ida Solo
mon, Betty Nutt, Martha
Franklin, Louise Slaton,
Cornelia Hamilton.
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