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Couchenour
Speaker
For Nazarenes
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and
Dr. H. M. Couchenour,
widely known holiness evan
gelist and a popular speaker
on the canjp meeting circle,
will be guest evangelist at
The Jackson Church of the
Nazarene on Tuesday, No
vember 12th, through Sun
day, November 17th.
Revival services will begin
each evening at 7:30 o’clock
and Sunday morning at 11
a.m. at the church on
Highway 16 East.
Dr. Couchenour has for
many years been a leading
voice in evangelistic circles
and has served as pastor,
college president and presi
dent of the National Holiness
Association as well as in
numerous other areas. He
has appeared at the Indian
Springs Camp ground where
he is a favorite of many.
He is a member of the
Methodist Church, but his
ministry is treasured far
beyond denominational lines.
Music will be furnished by
local talent at each service
with Friday and Saturday’s
services to feature gospel
singing from 7-7:30 p.m.
Singing during the appointed
time Friday will be brought
by the James Lord singers of
Cumming, and on Saturday
will feature The Obedient
Four of Alabama.
Rev. Lon L. Hadwin,
pastor, extends a cordial
invitation to the public to
•share Dr. Couchenour’s
ministry with members of
the local Nazarene church
and enjoy old fashioned
holiness preaching.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Whidby
of Griffin spent last Wednes
day with Mrs. Lois Byrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Conkle of
Barnesville spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Awtry and Jason.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hilderbrand, and his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Hilderbrand, Jr., of Canton,
will be among those going
down to Jacksonville for the
Georgia-Florida game at the
Gator Bowl.
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Butts County School News
PRIMARY SCHOOL
NEWS
Mrs. McCormick Speaks
Mrs. Margaret McCor
mick, principal of the
Jackson Primary School and
a member of the Association
of Elementary School Prin
cipals was invited to speak at
the Fourth Annual Confe
rence of Elementary Princi
pals on November 14, in
Albany, Georgia.
Mrs. McCormick will
speak as a representative of 1
the Professional Practices
Commission of Georgia
where she serves as a
member and chairman of the
Standards Committee, a
sub-committee of Profes
sional Practices Commis
sion.
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Lunchroom Week
On Thursday, October 17th,
we had several parents and
other citizens in our commu
nity to enjoy a delicous meal
with us. It was National
Lunchroom Week and this •
was “Georgia” Day, with the
favorite fried chicken head
ing the menu. After lunch,
our guests were invited to
visit rooms in the school.
School pictures were made
on Oct. 30th and the students
never looked nicer and
smiled prettier.
We were indeed fortunate
to have volunteer help from
the Georgia Diagnostic Cen
ter to come over and plant
grass and lilies on the bank of
our playground. We would
like to say “thank you” to Dr.
Rickets, Dr. Hamil, Glenn
Rivers, secretaries, typists
and others who so willingly
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THE JACKSON PROCRESS-ARCUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
came to help make our
campus more attractive.
This project is a part of the
Butts County Association for
Beautification through Con
servation.
Attending a workshop
recently from Jackson Pri
mary School were Mrs.
Kathleen Pinckney, Coordi
nator of Special Education,
and Mrs. Marsha Royal,
Special Education Teacher.
The workshop presented by
Georgia Learning Resources
System was held October 25
at CESA headquarters in
Griffin. The topic was
“Preparation and Use of
Transparencies, Laminated
materials and Dry Mount
ing.”
The information obtained
from this workshop will be
most useful in preparing
materials for use in the
classroom.
Mrs. Janie Carmichael’s
second grade students made
Jack-O-Lanterns as an art
project. These placed in
the Primary Library and
enjoyed by all students and
faculty.
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Parent Involvement
The Second Level pupils in
Miss E. Foster’s class are
participating in Parent In
volvement activities. One
day each week a parent visits
the classroom and does
volunteer work during class
activities. Parent involve
ment for this class has been
helpful for the child, the
parent and the teacher.
The teacher invites other
parents to visit the classroom
so they can see their child in
his school setting and
observe his performance in a
group. This experience will
help parents in understand
ing both their own child and
others, as well as providing a
means for becoming ac
quainted with the school
program as a whole.
Mrs. Wilkins’ second level
group enjoyed learning about
Halloween. They learned to
spell Halloween words and
use them in Language Arts in
different ways. The students
made Halloween hats and
took a spook walk to Mrs.
McCormick’s office and all
first level classes. They sang
songs and read poems about
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Merritt
and children, Robert and
Deborah, were Sunday after
noon guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Naamon York.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Ingram
of Miami, Fla. will be visiting
Mrs. Ingram’s sister, Mrs.
Lemma Ingram, and family
of Jackson for the month of
November.
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Halloween and decided that
‘finding fun while we learn is
such joy, no wonder we like
to come to school’.
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IN APPRECIATION
I wish to thank the parents
from the Jackson Primary
School for doing such a
wonderful job in our Hallo
ween Carnival for the Butts
County system. Many thanks
to each and everyone for a
successful night.
Mrs. Vivian Chiappetta
Dinner guests Sunday
night of Mr. and Mrs. T. T.
Patrick were Dr. and Mrs. T.
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John Helms, Clint Adams,
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Atlanta.
Miss Connie Brown and her
roommate at Georgia Col
lege went over to Athens
Saturday for the Georgia-
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Houston game at Sanford
Stadium.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Saunders and daughter, Miss
Lynn Saunders, were among
those from Jackson going
over to Athens last Saturday
for the Georgia-Houston
game.
Friends of Mrs. Allene
Connell are sorry to learn
that she has been confined
ten days in Coliseum Park
Hospital, Macon, with a
blocked esophagus, and it is
hoped that she will soon have
a complete recovery.
Miss Bonnie Kinard had as
her weekend guest, Miss
Kathie Kersey.
Dr. and Mrs. James C.
Howell and daughter, Amy,
attended the Georgia-Hous
ton game in Athens Satur
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Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Jones,
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