The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, January 16, 1975, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextBHHIB U IC. | 9| jfe jyl fMrtffrlr Jr?V7JB If PBBj I H 11 ■VHf * 1 J / ,'; | \V # i! |* £fi Miss Qualls and Dr. Leon Cook Are Wed January 4th Mary Patricia Qualls of College Park, Georgia and Dr. Fred Leon Cook of Jackson, Georgia were uni ted in marriage January 4th at Hapeville United Methodist Church. The Rev erend John Lindsey officia ted at the double-ring * ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. 1 Qualls of College Park. Mr and Mrs. Fred P. Cook of Jackson are the groom’s parents. | Special organ music was rendered by Miss Dorothy MRS. GERALD ROSS SHOWED SLIDES TO CHEROKEE CLUB The Cherokee Garden Club held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Carter on January 9th. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Candler Webb and Mrs. Doyle Jones, Jr. An interesting program was presented to the club by Mrs. Gerald Ross, a member of the Magnolia Garden Club. She showed slides of the arrangements that were entered in the Butts County Fair during 1973 and 1974. The color slides were beautiful and the club ’ members thoroughly enjoyed viewing them. The hostesses served deli , cious refreshments of lemon mousse, cookies, toasted pecans, and coffee. The business meeting was held after the program with Airs. Phyllis Davis, presi dent, presiding. Mrs. Davis named a nominating com mittee to secure officers for the new year. Many things were discussed and plans for the coming year made. MR. AND MRS. MINTER TO OBSERVE 57TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Minter of Jenkinsburg will observe their 57th wedding anniver sary at their home on Thursday, January 16th. Their home has been blessed with three wonderful daughters; Lucy is married .to Dr. E. V. Patrick of Carrollton; Marion is the wife of John W. Walker, Jr. of Cairo; and Rebecca is to Dr. James W. Watkins, Jr. They live in Decatur. The Minters are also blessed with seven grand children and seven great grandchildren. Thrailkill. Joy Burns was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Cynthia Arnold and Linda Jenkins. Attending Mr. Cook as his best man was Charles Liotta of Decatur. Paul Conlon and Johnny Lunsford served as ushers. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white gown of Chantilly lace and satin peau with matching lace train. The empire bodice featured a high lace collar and the long sleeves were of shepherdess design. DAR WILL MEET ON SATURDAY AT 3 P.M. The William Mclntosh Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet Saturday, January 18th, at three o’clock at the Jackson Clubhouse. JANUARY! n nTI/SA C*e ' SALE SLACKS SPORT CUFFED OR FLARES COTTONS AND ,Nr JIM KNITS SOUDS AND FANCIES /*Jj (■ CUIDTC SIZES 3 TO 20 AND 32 TO 38 (Hp* J ■ I O Reg to 0% 0% ft / H PERMANENT PRESS 5.00 llil|: ; / ■ WHITE AND COLORS 00 V E / ■ SIZES BTO 18 fBB THIRSTY TERRY t\ ■ BATH TOWELS U li THIRSTY TERRY JT fj BATH TOWELS 0-* ' SOLIDS AND FANCIES Values to 2 99 'Z^l°° Ladies BIKINIS & BRIEFS WHITES AND PASTELS SIZES 5 6 7 Re 9 24*1 Ladies SHELLS NYLON 4 DOUBLE POLY KNITS SOLIDS AND FANCIES SIZES S M I AND 288 r MENS, WOMENS A CHILDRENS I CANVAS SHOES | 97 ( ;z 297 THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA Her fingertip veil of English illusion was edged in Chantil ly lace. Following the wedding a reception was held in the Fellowship Hall of the church. Melissa Pulliam of Jack son, niece of the groom, kept the bride’s book. Assisting in serving were Martha Pul liam, Vivian Stephens, Nita Lunsford, sisters of the groom, and Ann Boucher. The couple will reside in Wilmington, Delaware, where Dr. Cook is employed by the DuPont Company. Mrs. Lamar Weaver and Mrs. Dave Spencer will present a program on the DAR supported schools. Hostesses are Mrs. Gladys Wilson, Miss Delia Watkins, and Mrs. Avon Gaston. Men 's Long Sleeve * SHIRTS NYLON ACETATE PLACKET COLLAR KNIT BOTTOM ASST SOLIDS AND PRINTS SIZES S M l XI Reg 1000 388 r Jr. Boys PANTS • i00 n c POLYESTER • ZIP Fir \ I • sizes 4 to 7 I Reg 4 99 I 2 77 m j !\ FALL RP SHOES II k\ entire stock y I V SAVE TO (50% AND MORE OFF ALLIED S REGULAR 9Y V LOW PRICES Happy Birthday The Progress-Argus ex tends a very Happy Birthday to the following: January 17: Sadie Frances Glass, Jared White, Emma Jo Chasteen, Mrs. J. P. Pickett, Mrs. J. H. O’Neal, Mrs. Danny Hoard, Carol Ann Crump, Ronnie Reeves, Penney Newman, Frank Forehand, W. Donald Gray, Mrs. Brenda Baker, Mrs. Mildred Reboulet, Lydia Folmar, Johnny Hodges, Mrs. Horace Cawthon. January 18: Edward Stodghill, J. W. Shadrix, Mrs. T. J. Thaxton, Charles Eugene Wells, Mrs. Billy Redman, Jan Jackson, Van A. Duke, Mrs. Ronald Wells, James Wise, Donald Wash ington, Mrs.’ Elbert Mullis, Mrs. Francis M. Holston, David Gene Whitaker, Mrs. Shirley Brooks, Mrs. James E. Mixon, Mrs. A. 0. Miller, Sr. January 19: Foster I,ever rett, Mrs. Marvin Rich, Betty Farrar, Carrilene Powell, Margaret Pelt, Harriet Re becca Pope, Mrs. Lem Watkins, Mrs. Mary Alice Vickers, Mrs. Raymond Barnes, I-arry W. Letson, Linda Welch, Wanda Ray Thompson, Lafayette Jones, Betty Cawthon, L. H. Cawthon, Mrs. R. A. Cook, Robert E. McCrary 111, Angela Renee Robertson, Jeannie O’Quinn, Kimberly Zuber, Robert Luzier, Bill Bradley, Duane Hauser, W. L. Jones, Sr., Keith Ken drick, Rev. Gene Maddox. January 20: Mrs. Herman Shuman, Mrs. Dick Ponder, Joseph W. Sellers, 111, Richard B. Sasnett, Jr., James Larry Landers, Franklin Weaver, Mrs. J. G. Bearden, Theodore B. Terry, H. A. Norton, C. L. Bradley, Jackie Norsworthy, Mrs. Jerry Watkins, Margaret Sheehan, Randy James. January 21: James Frede rick, C. N. Brownlee, Grady Smith, Frances E. Willafd,' Jerry Burford, Cynthia E laine Welch, John B. Jack son, Debra Ann Brown, Butts County VFW Post 5374 Regular Meeting Nights THIRD FRIDAY in each month. Youth Center 7:00 JOSEPH R. CRANE r Girls I BODYSUITS ! ASST COLORS, SHORT AND LONG SLEEVE SIZES 7 TO 14 $ f 22 UNBELIEVABLE k DRESS SALE \\ FASHION AND BASIC DRESSES POl* * KNITS JERSEYS AND COTTONS SIZES 3 TO 52 SIZES HBV 0% 0% MM 15 99 B m Ladies Vif coats m SELECTED GROUP flL(rr ASST SIZES AND MTU Re 9 f o 2% vs m * 1 Ladies HAT CLEARANCE FABULOUS SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE GIGANTIC REDUCTIONS js* b A pOI E. Second St„ Jckon THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1975 Larry Whitaker, Fred King, Mrs. V. H. Ham, Harold Joseph Pope, Billy Craig, Roger I,ee, Johnny Colwell, Marvin James, W. T. Collins, M. R. Towner, Charles Herbert Tech Wells. January 22. Mrs. Charles Rape, Jimmy Preston, Mrs. Huston Morgan, J. J. English, Mrs. Joel Crane, ,Mrs. M. C. Johnson, Mrs. H. J. Castellaw, Mrs. Deborah J. Johnson and Mrs. Dianne J. Gaines (twins), Rankin Cook, E. J. Reeves, Mrs. Doyle Coker, Louis Hester, Lynda Joyce Harrison, Holly Batchelor, Mrs. L. W. Pullin, Mrs. Linda Batchelor, Carin Burford. January 23: L. S. Rape, Ann Brook McMichael, Mrs. George Ingram, Max Hen derson, Mrs. W. H. Standard, Richard Norsworthy, Ray Shadrix, Mrs. Curry Caw thon, Terry Rosser, Marsha Denise Jones, Lamar Phil lips, Mrs. R. L. Freeman, Mrs. Conner Dodson, Mi chael Shawn Bunch, Mrs. Jerry Lee Staggs, C. W. Hilley, J. P. Kennedy, Mrs. Ken Williams. Rachael Ka rius, Avery Nelson. Call or See . . . C. B. BROWN, JR. For All Your Personal Insurance Needs . . . Life Insurance Mortgage Insurance Retirement Insurance Juvenile Plans Group Insurance C. B. BROWN, JR. BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY Office: 775-7309 Res.: 775-7178 30 Mulberry St. did your resolution to save come out low man on the totem pole? 'v I,man , .-'..|PPPA ‘ 'l- 11 f * - You'd REALLY like to save some money this year, right? But these days, it’s tough to get anything past all the bills and into a savings account. That s why our automatic savings account is such a good solution to your savings resolution. You pay yourself as regularly as you pay the bills. Just figure out how much you'd like to save each month. We ll take that amount out of your checking account and put it into your savings account automatically on the day you choose. Straight from checking to savings. No "distractions” in between. Of course, if some big distraction does come up and you need a little help from yourself, your money will be readily available in your account where it's been collecting interest and growing steadily with each automatic deposit. And it's insured up to $40,000 by the F.D.I.C. So keep savings on top of the pole with our resolution solution. Open an automatic savings account today. CgS Bank of Jackson MESDAMES KELLY AND MOELCHERT PRESENT MIMOSA PROGRAM The Mimosa Garden Club met on Thursday, January 9, at the home of Mrs. J. D. Patrick. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Alfred D. Fears and Mrs. Lewis Freeman. Thirty members were present. Mrs. John Schroeder pre sided over the business session and reports were made by committees. Mrs. Raymond Kelly gave a brief resume of the work being done on landscaping the library grounds. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. L. W. Moelchert presented the program: “Decorating with Plants Making Your Home Grow Beautifully.” TWO NAMED TO HOME ECONOMICS DEAN LIST Athens, Ga. The Uni versity of Georgia’s School of Home Economics has named 150 students to its fall quarter Dean's List. Nomination to the Dean’s List means the student has earned a 3.6 grade point average or better out of a possible 4.0. Among those cited for Business Disability Income Major Medical Hospitalization Cancer SKATING PARTY WAS BIRTHDAY TREAT FOR RONNY STOREY Ronny Storey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Storey of Route 3, Jackson, celebrated his 12th birthday with a skating party on Saturday, January 11, at Joel’s Roller Rink in Jackson. A large number of friends were present to assist Ronny in celebrating his natal date. Refreshments were served to those present with Mrs. J. C. Gothard of Morrow assisting Mrs. Storey in serving and preparation. excellence from Jackson are Patricia Ellen Pinckney and Saralyn Laverne Ridgeway. Miss Pinckney is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Pinckney and Miss Ridgeway is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Ridge way, Sr., all of Jackson. COATES FOREIGN CAR SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN VW, PORSCHE, MERCEDES. COMPLETE LINE Of REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR MOST FOREIGN CARS. PHONE 228-2215 425 MELROSE AVE. GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Engine rebuilding, tuneups • brakes, frontend 8 transmission repair. WE SERVICE ALL FOREIGN CARS 5 MECHANICS TO SERVE YOU: Aluminum & magnesium welding Glasbead cleaning. Keith Butler, Roger Moore, Mason Huguley, Wandell & Dwight Coates. EAGLES 4-H CLUB HEARD TALK ON POLLUTION The Eagles had a meeting in the Henderson Elementa ry Lunchroom on Wednes day, January 11. Mr. Daniel, the advisor, discussed poul try and the Daisy Hunting Safety. Mr. John Frazier of the Loan Association was guest speaker. His topic was pollution, “What Causes It and How To Stop It.” Meeting was adjourned by president. Reporter. Jeff Gay. SINGING SATURDAY AT LIBERTY CHURCH Liberty Baptist Church will have their regularly monthly singing, Saturday, January 18th. at 7:30 o’clock. The Fisherman Quartet from Atlanta will be the featured group. Everyone is extended a cordial invitation to attend.