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SCOTT COLEMAN RECOGNIZED R. Scott Coleman of Jackson, one of Georgia’s outstanding artists,
was recognized for the exceptional quality of his watercolor paintings during the Powers’ Crossroads Country Fair
near Newnan, Georgia. This event held annually over the Labor Day weekend is reputed to be the world’s largest Arts
& Crafts Festival. Coleman, pictured at left, received a SIOO.OO cash award from J. Littleton Glover, Jr., Vice
President of the Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce and well known Newnan attorney.
Sporting
£\_ Around
By Cindy S. Brown
This past weekend pro
vided a lot of excitement in
college football. Mississippi
State excited the Bulldogs
and that’s for sure! Dooley’s
Dogs will certainly need to
see a good veterinarian
before they take on the
Gamecocks. That Mississippi
team ran around Georgia’s
ends like men possessed. And
the quarterback situation?
I’ll predict that the Georgia
leader for this Saturday will
be a “recuperated soph, by
the name of Goff.”
Unfortunately, Tech found
no better luck than their arch
rival Dogs. Pittsburgh is
certainly one of the nation’s
more underrated teams.
And what about that
Maryland-Florida game!
Those Gators knew some
thing this reporter didn’t
they’ve got a whale of a team
down there in the Sunshine
State this year. In fact, if the
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Carmichael attended the
Tech-Pittsburgh game in
Atlanta Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Carter of Jackson and Dr.
and Mrs. Sam Standard of
McDonough will form a
congenial group going over to
Athens Saturday for the
Georgia-South Carolina
game.
Mrs. O. A. Andrews and
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sun keeps shining on them
like that, woe be unto their
opponents.
Tennessee and Alabama
both had relatively easy wins
over Kansas and Southern
Mississippi respectively. The
Auburn War Eagles found no
trouble in defeating Chatta
nooga.
My predictions for the
weekend? Well, Georgia and
South Carolina will be a good
game, but I’m really afraid
that the Dogs will need more
than one week’s doctoring to
upend those neighbors of
ours. Georgia Tech and
Clemson will be an equally
close game with Tech
winning by a field goal.
Florida and Miss. State? I’m
predicting a Gator win by a
touchdown.
Here’s hoping we’ll all
have happier news next
week!
Mrs. A. L. Crittenden of
Birmingham, Alabama have
returned from a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Smith of Wyoming, Dela
ware.
Miss Carolyn Flemming of
Atlanta was a recent guest of
Miss Almeda Ballenger.
JAMES T.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
Course On
Antiques
At Gordon
Barnesville The Office
of Community Services at
Gordon Junior College is
offering “Know Your An
tiques” as part of its fall
quarter schedule of non-cred
it courses.
John Mummert, history
instructor at Gordon, will
discuss English and Ameri
can styles of furniture during
the 17, 18th, and 19th
centuries. Also included in
the course will be informa
tion on antique accessories
for the home and the
collection of antique toys.
Students will visit an
antique shop and have an
opportunity to bring their
own antique pieces for class
discussions.
The course is designed to
help people recognize the
value of antique pieces when
shopping in antique stores,
NEWS from your
MUUUUOST
. n
Danny
Hoard
Calluses are nature’s way
of building up a protective
layer of skin to protect your
hands, or your feet. Calluses
ordinarily appear only after
repeated hard usage of the
hands in manual labor. In the
case of the feet calluses are
usually the result of poor
fitting shoes, or from
extensive walking without
shoes.
A callus may be worri
some, but never, never
attempt to cut the callus
away with a sharp instru
ment. Only a doctor is
qualified to remove calluses
when minor surgery is
required. Actually, surgery
is usually not necessary.
Softening creams and special
medications are available to
soften calluses and bring
about a return to a normal
skin condition.
We can serve all of your
pharmaceutical needs
whether you need a skin
softener or a prescription
filled. Our professional
pharmacists are happy to
serve you.
PHONE 775-7424
PARRISH
DRUG CO.
JACKSON, GA.
Mummert said.
Beginning on October 1, the
course will meet every
Monday night from 7:00-9:00
p.m. for five weeks in
Russell, Room 119. The fee
CHEVROLET
FOR 1975.
CARS THAT MAKE SENSE
FOR TODAY.
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MONZA 2*2 The small car of tomorrow will
probably be a little more powerful, handy and
comfortable than ever. The 1975 Monia 2+2,
shown above, offers this today. It has advances
like rectangular headlights set in a soft front end,
fold-down rear seat, and anew 4.3-litre V 8
engine available.
NOVA In the background above, our new Nova
LN Sedan. A luxurious Nova with thick carpeting
and wide-back reclining front seats. For 1975,
all Novas have been emphatically refined along
the lines of elegant European sedans. Nova’s
always been good. Now it’s beautiful.
IMRALA America's favorite car continues to
provide the room many families need plus plenty
of quiet and comfort. .Still the great American
value.
CHEVELLE Mid-si:e, easy to drive, room tor
six, mid-priced, strong reputation for value.
America’s most popular intermediate.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1974
Lon Had win
To Head
Ministers
Jlev. Lon Hadwin, pastor of
Jackson Church of the
Nazarene, was elected Pres
ident of the Butts County
Ministerial Association at a
regular meeting of the
association, Monday, Sept.
16, in the community room of
Citizens and Southern Bank
will be sls. To register for
“Know Your Antiques”, call
the Office of Community
Services, Gordon Junior
College, 358-1700.
PARKWOOD
CINEMA
GRIFFIN, GA.
CINEMA I
DON’T MISS
“Death Wish”
With Charles Bronson
Better Than “Walking
Tall”
7:30 - 9:30
CINEMA II
“Memory of Us”
7 - 9 P. M.
CAMARO Our sensibly sporty compact. It
looks like a million and drives like it looks.
MONTECARLO Its special ability: making
you feel good. About the way it looks and drives.
About your own taste and judgment.
of Jackson.
Other officers elected
include Father James Kelly,
Priest of St. Mary’s Roman
Catholic Church, as Vice
President, and Rev. David
Black, pastor of Jackson
Presbyterian Church, as
secretary-treasurer.
Following the election of
officers, the pastors dis
cussed areas of common
service: noted that a petition
THE LADIES SHOP
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New Selection Fall Blouses and Pant Suits
Mix - Match Sets - - - Fashion Star
WAGONS Big ones, small ones, in-between
ones. Practical wagons that make sense for
America. And you.
is being circulated by
Jackson Church of the
Nazarene in opposition to
establishment of a proposed
nudist colony in Lamar
County; put on the calendar
Tuesday evening, Nov. sth,
when First Baptist Church
will host a program by
Preferred Risk with speak
ers from AA, Alanon, and
Ala teens; and began plans
for the community-wide
Thanksgiving Service.
CHEVROLET’S NEW
EFFICIENCY SYSTEM
FOR 1975 lt' s the key part of a program
aimed at helping our new cars run leaner
(more economically), run cleaner—and save
you money every mile.
The Efficiency System is standard on atl
1975 Chevrolets with VS or 6-cylinder engines.
It s a series of significant engineering improve
ments working together tor the very first rime.
Components include High Energy Ignition,
catalytic converter. Early Fuel Evaporation and
steel-helted radial ply tires. In sum. the System
is designed to heighten the pleasure and lower
the cost of driving a 1975 Chevrolet—to bring
you a better tunning car in many ways v along
with improved fuel economy, more miles
between recommended maintenance and an
engine that stays cleaner internally because of
no-lead fuel.
Your Chevrolet dealer will gladly give you
the details and answer your questions. See him
and the sensible Chevrolets starting
September 27.
CHEVROLET
MAKES SENSE
FOR AMERICA
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to take this
opportunity to thank all the
wonderful people who re
membered me with prayers,
visits, cards and flowers
while 1 was a patient at
Griffin Hospital where I
underwent surgery and since
my return home. May God
bless each and everyone of
you. Walter (Dub)
Smith.
