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Betrothal Norma Dean Hearn
And Danny Walton Announced
Mrs. Mary Will Hearn of
Jackson announces the en
gagement of her daughter,
Norma Dean, to Danny
son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Walton of Woodbury,
Georgia. Miss Hearn is
the daughter of the late A.
Judson Hearn of Jackson.
Miss Hearn is the grand
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Hearn of Franklin
and Jackson, Georgia, and
Mrs. A. E. Evett and the late
Mr. W. W. Jinks of Jackson.
JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS
ENJOY HALLOWEEN
PARTY AT PUCKETTS
Junior Girl Scout Troop
No. 138 enjoyed a Halloween
Party on Friday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Puckett.
The 15 scouts and guests
enjoyed roasting hot dogs
and marshmallows over a
campfire. Potato chips, cup
cakes, punch and candied
apples rounded out the menu.
The meal was followed by a
long, loud and jolly hayride.
Upon returning from the
hayride, the girls and guests
bobbed for apples.
The thoroughly enjoyable
evening was climaxed with
prizes presented for the best
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The groom-elect is the
grandson of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Walton, Sr. of
Woodbury and Mrs. C. E.
Williams and the late Mr.
Williams of Concord, Geor
gia.
Miss Hearn received her
B.S. Degree in Elementary
Education from Georgia
College in Milledgeville in
March. She also has a partial
fulfillment toward a Master’s
Degree in Education. She is
presently teaching fifth
grade in Jackson.
GIRL SCOUT LEADERS
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
SEVERAL ACTIVITIES
The Girl Scout Hut in
Griffin was the scene of the
last meeting of Girl Scout
leaders from Butts County
with Mrs. Joann Powers
from the Council office in
Griffin.
The leaders discussed
plans for many activities
expected to take place during
the current school year.
Mrs. Gwen Juhlin spoke to
the group on some ideas for
cleanup and beautification
costumes. First prize went to
Betty Thompson and second
prize went to a guest, Andrea
Rodriguez.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARCUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
Mr. Walton attended Mid
dle Georgia College in
Cochran after which he was
employed by the Meriwether
County Law Enforcement
Department and the Butts
county Law Enforcement
Department. He is now
connected with the H.S. & W.
Contractors, Inc. of Jackson.
The wedding is planned for
December 14, 1974 at seven
o’clock in the evening at The
First United Methodist
Church of Jackson.
projects in the county. Mrs.
Juhlin is chairman of the
Butts County Association for
Beautification Through Con
servation. The Girl Scouts
will be participating in
various projects related to
beautification and conserva
tion throughout the year.
New officers of the Girl
Scouts were elected, as
follows: Mrs. Josephine
Puckett, town chairman and
cookie chairman; Mrs. Sonia
Fleming, public relations.
The following three county
troops were represented:
Junior Troop 10, Ms. O.
Outland, leader; Junior
Troop 138, Mrs. S. Fleming,
leader; Cadet Troop (new),
Mrs. J. Puckett, leader.
Happy
Birthday
The Progress-Argus ex
tends a very Happy Birthday
to the following:
November 15: Morris
Britt. George Ingram, Mrs.
W. C. Williams, Mary Ruth
Haisten. Mrs. Dan Fears,
Mrs. Robert K. Lanfair, Mrs.
Pearl Moss, Steven B.
Kinard, Jr., David Meredith,
H. D. Vickers, Donnie Jones,
and Ray Bunnell.
November 16: Mildred
Smith, L. 0. Turner, Joe E.
Ingram, J. E. Payne, Cathy
Renea Reeves, Randy Tay
lor, Carolyn Taylor, James
E. Peck, Ed Houghtaling,
Alvin E. Vaughn, Mrs. Jim
Ouzts, Lester Barnes, Ma
rion Rose Earnhart, and
Kathleen Susan Fanning.
November 17: W. 0.
Knowles, W. C. McMichael,
Mrs. Lovie Hardy, Mrs. D. L.
Jenkins. Billy Sutton, Tom
my Webb, Karen Eloise
Vaughn, Frederick Trapnell,
Calvin Burford, Roy Cook,
Johnny Weldon, Stephen
Hampton Jordan, W. T.
Pritchett, Mrs. Clyde Hester,
J. W. Schroeder, Joe Hopper,
Connie Fentress, Mrs. W. R.
Hudgins, Sr.. Melody Bevis,
Roger Nix, and Bernice Jean
Respress.
November 18: Mrs. Onree
Mackey, Mrs. R. E. Ayers,
Levi Barnes, Douglas Mit
chell. Mrs. H. C. Pulliam,
Michael Tracy Blair, Mo
nique Maddox Harris, Mrs.
J. A. McLees, Mrs. Robert
Letson, Mrs. Wayne Cook.
Marty Woodall, S. J. West
bury, Mary Pauline Ste
phens. Mrs. Gail Bagby, Mrs.
Alvin E. Vaughn, Mrs.
Clarence Shelnut, Mrs. Doug
Durrett, Kelly Dickens. De
nisa Hash. Caroline Story,
James G. Webb.
November 19: Mrs. J. S.
Ball, Jr.. Mrs. J. C. Tolleson,
Emerson Burford. Rayford
Boyd. Laurena Mae Watkins,
Jackie Smith, Mrs. Jessie
Fendley. Mrs. Charles Ken
ny, Mrs. Vivian H. Chiappet
ta. Patrick Pulliam.
November 20: Nancy D.
Third. Mrs. W. J. White. Ray
Hamlin, Tommy Jones, Riley
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1974
PERSONAL
Mrs. James L. Awtry and
Jason, and Mrs. Evelyn
Awtry spent Saturday visit
ing in Barnesville with Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Hamby and
Mrs. Dave Awtry and
children.
Miss Mary Jo Floyd of
Marietta spent the weekend
in Jackson visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Davies.
Mrs. Willie Mae Britt of
Barnesville, Mr. Julian Wil
son of New Orleans, Louisia
na, Lee Ernest and Pat Britt,
also of Barnesville, and Mrs.
Evelyn Awtry spent Sunday
afternoon in Social Circle
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Feldon Martin and family.
Mike, Dianne, and Fred
Caldwell of Monticello spent
the weekend with their
grandmother, Mrs. Fred
Caldwell, while their parents
attended the Gator Bowl
Game in Jacksonville.
Sanford Powell, Dolly Pa
trice Marchman, Angie Do
ver Collins, Danny Hoard,
William George Barnes,
Faith Anita Letson, Brian
Luzier. Rhonda Watkins.
Reba Kelly. Jean Butterfield,
Bob Yarbrough.
November 21: Mrs. W. D.
Fletcher. W. T. Evans, Willie
Collins. B. 0. Williamson,
Candace Carmichael. T. H.
Cochran, E. D. Briscoe. Clair
Silas. Mrs. James Richard
Kiker. Mrs. Jim Browning.
Mrs. James E. Taylor, Mrs.
Wayne Hudgins. Mrs. C. G.
Abbott, Mrs. Jimmy Lan
drum. Lisa Pickett. Fran
Nasworthy.
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MASTER BRYAN
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lee
Bryan of Jackson announce
the birth of a son, Jeremy
Lee. at Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital on Novem
ber 2nd. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley
Cook of Jackson and Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin E. Bryan of
East Point.
MASTER WALKER
Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Lenwood Walker. Jr., of
Indian Springs Camp
Ground, announce the birth
of a son, Jess Lenwood
Walker, on November sth.
Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
McCollum. Chamblee. Pa
ternal grandparents are Dr.
Roland L. Walker, Sr. of
Indian Springs Camp Ground
and Mrs. Jeanne G. Walker
of Duluth.
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