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Lovely Bridal Tea
Feted Emily Carr
Initiating a series of
pre-nuptial parties for Miss
Emily Carr, recent bride,
who became Mrs. Jed Jinks
on June Bth, was a tea hosted
by Dr. Jo Ann Manley at her
Covington Street home on
Saturday, May 11th.
Guests were greeted by the
hostess, attired in a princess
style, full length dress of pink
dotted Swiss with pink and
white floral designs. The
guest of honor was beautiful
in a formal gown of pink
summer sheer complement
ed by a white orchid.
Receiving with the bride
elect were her mother, Mrs.
Ralph W. Carr, Jr., wearing
a floor length model with
gold an€ red designs on a
green background, and Mrs.
Eslyn Jinks, mother of the
groom-elect, wearing an
aqua knit dress with white
accessories. Both mothers
wore corsages of white
carnations.
Miss Kibbie Carr, wearing
a full length dress of summer
cotton in shades of red and
blue, kept the bride’s book.
Miss Myra Manley, attired in
an antebellum dress of white
batiste and lace, invited
guests into the dining room
for refreshments of petit
fours, toasted nuts, mints
and pink punch chilled with
strawberry ice rings and
served from a silver punch
bowl garlanded at the base
with ivy. The table was
covered with a white linen
cloth overlaid with pink net
Happy
Birthday
The Progress-Argus ex
tends a very HAPPY
BIRTHDAY to the following:
June 21 Allie Mae
Singley, Winifred Ardell
Cook, Evye Lois Cook, Mrs.
Gervin Lewis and Mrs. W. M.
Towles (twins), Candice
Kimbell, Miss Tommie Hig
gins, Kim Schroeder, Mrs.
Gerald Ross, Mrs. H. E.
Waldron, Mrs. H. G. Spruell,
Mrs. L. L. Holloway, Mrs.
Seaborn Maddox Jr., Tina
Sealey.
June 22 Mrs. Bailey
Jones, Nelle Taylor, Iris
Washington, Riley Long,
Mrs. M. O. McCord, Sr., Don
James, Loretta Westbury,
Robert Burpee, Jr., Michael
Luzier.
June 23 Stuart Head,
Mrs. J. H. Ridgeway, Willie
Avery Cook, Billy Joe Hall,
Mrs. R. C. Moss, Clinton
Lummus, Jr., Mary Byars,
Jeanette Weaver, Riley
Thaxton, Mrs. Ennis O’Neal,
Mrs. Dan Garzia, Andy
Crumbley, Rose Marie
Campbell, Kristina Lynn
Thompson, A. D. Bowen,
Ernest E. Phibbs.
June 24 Linton Grant,
Frank Lofton, Charles
Mason, Fred Whiten, Glenn
L. Potts, Jr., Robert Ossian
Duke, Mrs. W. M. Mangham,
Dr. J. H. Pritchett, Mrs.
Becky Reynolds Kierbow,
Brad Taylor, Olen Davis.
June 25 Mrs. Jim Howell
and Dan Fretwell, twins;
Ervin Bentow, Sams Harri
son, Beverly Compton, G. M.
Saunders, Thaddeus Bur
ford, J. M. Kitchens, Madge
Railey, Mrs. E. D. Briscoe,
Billy Knowles, Mitzi Tanya
Butler, Mrs. Elizabeth Ford,
George R. Dawson, Ronnie
Lee Simmons, T. Mullis.
June 26 Mrs. Jewell
Brooks, Otis Stephens, Mrs.
Don Holsenbeck, Mrs. Albert
Smith, James Smith, Mrs.
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Mary Letson Norton, Tom
Patrick, Helen Ingram,
Charles L. Bostwick, Mrs J.
C. Holcombe, Charles
Thomas Redman, Mrs. M. W
Carmichael, Mrs. Frances
Rowe, Ann Deraney, Mrs. G.
M Duncan, Robbie Torbett,
Mrs. Mark Kapiloff, Marie
K '
gathered into swags around
the table and held in place
with clusters of pink sweet
heart roses. The center piece
was an elongated arrange
ment of mixed spring
flowers, carrying out the
color scheme of pink and
white, and topped with large
white wedding bells. Silver
candle holders placed at
either end of the table held
burning pink tapers. Miss
Molly Manley served as
hostess in the dining room
and was assisted by Mrs.
Sherry Thaxton, Mrs. Kent
Tabb, Mrs. Paul Johnson,
and Mrs. Larry Fletcher,
who alternated in serving
between the hours of two and
four. All those who assisted
in entertaining wore full
length dresses of summer
cottons, complemented by
corsages of white daisies.
A large floral arrangement
in pink and white centered
the coffee table in the living
room. Special guests, who
were present for the entire
party, were Mrs. Emma
White, Mrs. Lee Glaze and
Mrs. Hugh Mallet, grand
mothers of the prospective
bride and groom. Among the
one hundred and fifty invited
guests, those from out of
town who attended included
Mrs. W. M. Johnston and
Gage, Mrs. V. G. Johnston,
and Mrs. Bill Smith, all of
Atlanta; Mrs. David Cook of
Morrow, and Mrs. Sam
Smith of Monticello.
Marsh, Lester Patterson,
John Harkness, Mrs. Fred T.
White, Trey Davis.
June 27 Mrs. D. P.
Settle, Mrs. David Gray,
Bennie Fletcher, Melinda
Ann Smith, Mrs. Harvey
Jordan, G. W. Black, Allen
Jackson, Danny Ford, Lisa
Taylor, Mrs. Buck Starr,
Noel Fuss.
JEPHTHA CHAPTER WILL
CONFER DEGREE WORK
Jephtha Chapter No. 252,
Order of the Eastern Star,
will have degree work at the
next meeting on June 28th at
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THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
CLEVELAND— LONG
MARRIAGE EVENT
OF JUNE 29TH
Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Cleveland of Locust Grove
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Carol Anne,
to Mr. James Randolph
(Randy) Long, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Long of
Flovilla.
Miss Cleveland is the
granddaughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Cleveland, Sr. of Locust
Grove and the late Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Maynard, Sr. of
Decatur.
She is a graduate of Henry
County Senior High School
where she was a member of
the yearbook staff, a repre
sentative of the student
council, and a student aide at
McDonough Primary School.
She is a member of County
Line Baptist Church, Jen
kinsburg.
Mr. Long is the grandson of
Mrs. D. T. Long and the late
Mr. D. T. Long of Flovilla
and Mrs. Grace Britt and Mr.
Pete McClendon of Griffin.
He is a graduate of Jackson
Senior High School and is
employed at bowman Trans
portation of Atlanta. He is a
member of the Flovilla
Baptist Church.
The wedding will be at
County Line Baptist Church
on June 29th, 1974 at 3:30
p.m. No formal invitations
are being sent, but all friends
and relatives are invited to
attend. There will be a
reception afterwards.
8 O’clock in the evening at
which time they will observe
their 49th birthday with a
party.
Since this will be the last
meeting until September, all
members are invited to be
present.
GRANT—BILES NUPTIALS
TO BE SOLEMINZED AT
MACEDONIA JUNE 29TH
Mr. Lewis C. Grant of
Jackson announces the forth
coming marriage of his
daughter, Ann Harmon
Grant, to P. F. C. Carey
Roam Biles, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Biles of
Jackson.
Miss Grant is the daughter
of Lewis C. Grant and the
late Mrs. Anne Lora Jones
Grant.
Mr. Biles is the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Thomas
and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Biles,
both of Jackson.
Miss Grant is the grand
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jones of Jackson
and the late Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle Grant of Jackson.
Mr. Biles is presently in the
Marine Corps.
The wedding will be
Saturday, June 29th, at the
Macedonia Baptist Church
with the Rev. R. W. Jenkins
officiating at 8:00 o’clock in
the evening.
All friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
JACK MANGHAM GETS
20-YR. EASTERN PIN
Jack W. Mangham, Mc-
Donough, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Otis Mangham of Jackson,
received his 20-year pin from
Eastern Airlines on June
10th.
Mr. Mangham is in
Eastern’s Department of
Production. The award was
presented at a recent
luncheon. Present to honor
Mr. Mangham were his
manager, Mr. William
Perry, of Miami, and his
superintendent, Mr. Ralph
Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Mangham
left by plane Sunday for a
trip to Mexico City and
Acapulco and on their return
will visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Lyles and Scott in
Coral Gables, Florida.
Last year we brought you over
a billion dollars worth of furniture.
You ve got a lot riding on us.
A lot ot furniture rode our rails in l l >7 IWe estimate that the
manufacturers value ot furniture we shipped amounted to
$11 20.000,000
And when you put Southern s shipments together \\ ith all
other railroads, you vegot almost halt ot all the furniture
Americans bu\
Wh\ do the furniture industn and so mam other industries
ship h\ rail l *!he\ know it s usuall\ them* >st ei onnmical wav to go
Consider these figures lot the thousands ot things shipp'd
In rail Ihe average i ost pei ton-mile In tun kis ti\> times as
much as rail An shipping almost tifteen times moree\pensi\e
JENKINSBURG GARDEN
CLUB MET AT HOME
MRS. CHAS. FLETCHER
The Jenkinsburg Garden
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Charles Fletcher on June
11th with fifteen members
present.
Mrs. Carolyn Cook spoke
on the many blessings we
derive each day in life and
read the beatitudes from
Matt. 5:3-12.
A short business session
ensued with the president,
Mrs. Joyce Harris, in charge.
The program chairman, Mrs.
Majorie Sims, let each
member give a verbal
account of what they had
accomplished in the way of
gardening and community
activities since the May
meeting. This program prov
ed very interesting.
On Tuesday night, June
18th, at 7:00 p.m., members
of the club and their families
met at the Jenkinsburg Club
House and brought covered
dishes. Each person paid
$1.50 for the dinner.
At the social period, the
members were invited into
the dining room for delicious
refreshments consisting of
sandwiches, nuts, corn chips,
cream dips, congealed fruit
salad, cake and punch. The
hostess, Mrs. B. R. Hay, was
assisted by Mrs. Fletcher.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
appreciation to the many
relatives, friends, churches
and Sunday School classes
that visited us in the hospital,
sent cards, flowers and gifts,
and helped out in other ways
after Mattie Lou fell and
broke her hip on May 15. We
want to especially thank all
who prayed for her. for we
give God the praise for the
rapid healing of her hip and
for dissolving the blood clots
in the lung, which necessi
tated her return to the
hospital. -- Clifford and
Mattie Lou Bond.
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1974
JUNE FARRAR ATTENDS
NEW ORLEANS MEETING
Miss June Farrar, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Farrar of Jenkinsburg, re
cently attended the Ameri
can Personnel and Guidance
Association in New Orleans,
La.
Miss Farrar is currently
employed in Clayton County
at the D. C. Haynie
Elementary School as coun
selor. She is co-chairman of
the Elementary School
Council in Clayton County
and is also on the Board of
Directors of the Association
of Children with Learning
Disabilities.
This summer she is
attending Georgia State in
Atlanta and is working on her
6th years specialist degree in
Elementary School Counsel
ing.
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Griffin. Ga.
CLASS OF 1915
OBSERVES ITS
59TH REUNION
On Wednesday, June 12th,
the class of 1915 met at
Tomlins Restaurant to ob
serve the 59th anniversary of
their graduation from Jack
son High School.
Seven members, Marlin
Spencer, Avon Gaston, Annie
Ried Harper Gaston, Rosa
Thompson Minter, Eva
Knowles Johnson, Bessie
Compton Dozier and Gladys
Kimbell Wilson were pre
sent. The class was pleased
the have Helen Spencer and
John O. Minter as guests.
Although the class has had
several projects in the past,
scholarships and furnishing a
hospital room, the get
togethers now are for
fellowship and fun.
Out of a class of twenty-
And the fuel crunch has made railroad etficiencv more than
lust <i matter ot dollars and cents. It s a matter of delivering the
goods w ith the smallest possible use of fuel.
1 hi 4 n there s the reliabilitv of rail shipping Add this on to
evervthing else and vou have a gtxxl idea win there s so much
iidingonus And win you nix'd Southern
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank everyone
for the flowers, cards,
prayers and telephone calls
and the many other acts of
kindness shown us during
Scott’s stay at Medical
Center of Central Georgia
and since his return home.
Your concern and thought
fulness will always be
remembered. - The Family
of Scott Smith.
five, there are seventeen
members living. Several
members could not attend on
account of illness —and
some live at distances too far
away to attend.
The class decided to meet
again next year to observe
their 60th graduation anni
versary.
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