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All classified advertising 8c a word, cash
in advance unless regular account is main
tained with The Progress-Argus. Mini
mum charge for an ad is $1.75. Phone 775-
3107. Deadline is Tuesday noon.
MILLIONS of rugs have
been cleaned with Blue
Lustre. It’s America’s finest.
Rent electric shampooer sl.
Jackson Hardware.
1-16-ltc
FOR RENT: Two houses,
one furnished and one
unfurnished. Phone 775-5701
or 775-3439.
1-16-tfc
MOBILE HOME camper
for sale, with central heat
and air, 1971 model, 23 feet
long. 775-2461.
l-16-2tp
WINDOW
GLASS
CUT
JACKSON HDWE.
FOR SALE: 1974 GMC
Sierra Custom 1500-V-8,
Automatic Power Brakes,
Power Steering. Call
775-9070; after 5 call Griffin
228-4547.
1-9-tfc
FOR SALE: 5 acres of
land, City of Flovilla. Ail or
part, SI,OOO an acre. Ap
proved for mobile homes
subject to sanitation code.
Contact Charles Floyd,
775-5296.
1-9-tfc
AVON
AFTER A HAPPY NEW
YEAR, WHO WANTS A
DULL JOB! Meet people,
make your own hours, be
your own boss. No selling
experience necessary. I’ll
show you how. Call 775-3613.
1-16-ltc
MOBILE HOME moving
anywhere, repairs and set
up. Phone 775-2461.
l-16-2tp
EVERY make electric
carpet shampooer does a
better job with famous Blue
Lustre. Western Auto.
1-16-ltc
FOR SALE: 26-inch girl’s
3-speed Murray lightweight
bicycle. Also exercising
stand. 775-3278, after 3.
1-16-ltp
CARPETS
Wall to wall or room size
carpeting. Priced to meet
your budget. Cleveland Car
pets, Jenkinsburg, Ga. Ph.
775-5502; night 775-2322.
9-27-tfc
FREE ESTIMATES on
room additions, remodeling,
painting, kitchen cabinets,
roofing, gutters, and fencing
994-9546. 10-3-tfc
PLEXIGLASS
Cut to Size
Jackson True Value
Hardware
LET US TRUE & BA
LANCE your tires for
smoother riding and longer
wear. Polk Tire Cos., Jackson,
Ph. 775-7331. 7-30-tfc
WONDER MUFFLER
Lifetime Guarantee on Mufflers, P:p e & Labor.
Mufflers $19.50 Installed
Custom Pipe Bending Dual Exhaust
Installed on Trucks and Cars
Moss Independent Service Station
Rt - 2 McDonough, G*_ (957-9385)
LIFETIME
BATTERY
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$38.50
Jackson Hardware
HOUSE FOR RENT:
House on Jackson Lake,
Bulls County side, two baths,
three bedrooms, central air
and heat, master bedroom
300 square feet with sliding
glass doors onto deck
overlooking w'ater. Dock and
boathouse. $175.00 a month.
Partially furnished. Lamar
Hammond, 775-5499.
1-9-tfc
SEE US for your paint
needs. Custom colors our
specialty. Carter Builders
Supply. 2-22-tfc
A ONE BEDROOM apart
ment for rent. Stoves and
refrigerators furnished, car
peted and air conditioning.
Call Frank Miller at 775-7645.
11-7-tfc
OLEN DAVIS
Construction Cos.
ASPHALT PAVING
Specializing in
DRIVEWAYS AND
PARKING LOTS
(Small or Large)
Free Estimates
210 West Avenue
Phone 775-2587
FOR RENT: Furnished
house on Brookwood. Call
Bobby Thaxton, 775-5701 or
775-3439.
1-9-tfc
Well Drilling.
Water Pumps repaired.
Deep and shallow well
pumps, submersibles.
Water treatment systems.
Larry Strickland 228-8942
3-28-tfc
FOR SALE: Two-bedroom
house and 1 acre of land in
city. Call 775-2454 after 5 p.m.
12-12-tfc
TIRED of high prices on
paint and body work?
Guaranteed savings 20 to 25
percent. Call Lee at 775-3783.
8-22-tfc
NOTICE
For the best buy in used ap
pliances and televisions,
check our used merchandise
department. Polk Tire Com
pany, phone 775-7331.
3-22-tfc
HOME FOR SALE:
2 miles east on Hwy.
16 brick, 3 bedroom, i
bath, on nice lot. Very
reasonably priced. Call after
5 p.m. 775-7938.
12-5-tfc
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
NOTICE: I am affiliated
with Thomaslon Vault. Bu
rial & Monument Cos.,
Thomaslon. When in need of
anything, please call Mrs.
Bertha (Howard) Perdue,
775-7179.
ATTENTION!
SAVE MONEY on your
TIRE needs. Let us RECAP
your TIRES now. Your
neighbors do!
POLK TIRE CO.
6/13/tfc.
JOE BENNETT
Indian Springs, Ga.
Home repair and remode
ling. 775-7759 or 775-5121.
1-2-tfc
The Ceramic House
775-5736
Tues. Nite 7-10
Wed. Afternoon 1-5
Thurs. Morning 9-12
Thurs. Nite 7-10
Sat. Afternoon 1-5
Sun. Afternoon 2-5
Paulette Washington
ATTENTION
For expert wheel align
ment see or call Polk Tire Cos.
All work guaranteed. Polk
Tire Cos., phone 775-7331.
3-22-tfc
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Ala.
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terville, Ga.
R. F. Armstrong, Jackson
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Allentown, N.J.
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Weekly
Devotional
I)II) THE DISCIPLES
UNDERSTAND JESUS?
By Rev. James L. Baxter
It was just a few days
before Jesus was going to
ascent into heaven. He met
with His eleven faithful
followers at a certain
mountain, and began to give
'them final, last minute
instructions. He said, “Go ye
therefore, and teach all
nations, baptizing them in
the name of the Father, and
of the Son, and of the Holy
Ghost;’’ (Matthew 28:19).
The words seemed clear
enough. And yet ama
zingly not one of the
disciples is ever recorded in
scripture as having called
out the words, “. . . in the
name of the Father, and of
the Son, and of the Holy
Ghost” over a convert when
baptizing him!
Did the disciples misun
derstand Jesus? Or did they
understand Him even better
than most people realize?
BAPTIZING THE JEWS
The Day of Pentecost had
come. Jerusalem bulged with
devout Jews who had
gathered there to keep the
feast. In the midst of the
excitement, the 120 followers
of Jesus who were meeting in
an upper room had probably
been overlooked. But some
thing suddenly happened
which focused the attention
of the multitude on this little
group. “They were all filled
with the Holy Ghost, and
began to speak with other
tongues, as the Spirit gave
them utterance” (Acts 2:4).
The Jews who had come
from several different coun
tries heard these Galileans
speaking in many languages.
In fact, every man heard
them speak in the native
tongue of his own country!
Some of the devout men
were amazed. Others doub
ted. But some mocked and
said, “. . . These men are
full of new wine” (Acts 2:13).
Then Peter, who had been
given the keys to the
kingdom (Matthew 16:18-19),
stood up and preached the
first sermon of the Apostolic
church. The convicting
power of God was present,
and those who had gathered
to marvel, doubt and mock
were pricked in their heart.
They said to Peter and the
rest of the apostles, “. . .
Men and brethren, what shall
we do?” (Acts 2:37).
Peter had the answer.
■Without any hesitation he
proclaimed, “Repent, and be
baptized every one of you in
the name of Jesus Christ for
the remission of sins, and ye
shall receive the gift of the
Holy Ghost” (Acts 2:38).
But wait! Wasn’t Peter
there when Jesus told the
disciples how to baptize? Yes
he was. And so were the rest
of the disciples. But all of
them agreed that Peter’s
words were correct. Not one
of them stepped forward to
point out a contradiction
between Peter’s words and
those of Jesus.
BAPTIZING THE
SAMARITANS
Were Peter’s words meant
only for the Jews? No, for
when Philip preached in
Samaria, the men and
women who believed were
baptized . . in the name
of the Lord Jesus” (Acts
8:16).
Peter and John were sent
from Jerusalem to pray with
the Samaritans that they
might receive the Holy
Ghost. And they found nc
fault with the way thes
converts had been baptized'
(Continued Next Week).
By Cindy 8. Brown
Sporting
/•I Around
My beloved Vikings just
plain lost Sunday. The
Steelers treated them as a
bunch of collegiate players
would have treated a high
school team. Woe be unto the
man who ever crosses mean
Joe Green’s path. To my way
of thinking, he’s without a
doubt the best at his position
of anyone in professional
football.
We congratulate the Devi
let tes on their season so far
this year. The girls have
worked mighty hard and it
shows in their play. I
wouldn’t think it too far
fetched to say that they’ve
got a good shot at the region
championship.
The Recreation Depart
ment’s Belly Dancing Course
is planned to reduce tum
mies, shrink waistlines and
coordinate muscles. Next
time the course is offered,
assuming I have no conflict
in time, yours truly plans to
participate. Anything for
self-improvement!
While we’re on the subject
of the Rec. Dept., let me urge
more young ladies and gents
to sign up for youth
basketball. This particular
sport helps our younger folks
to coordinate themselves and
teaches the value of team
work.. Perry Manolis. Rec.
Director, has worked hard to
develop a good program here
and we should show him our
gratitude by backing the
Department's activities.
There seems to be a good
deal of interest here in
self-defense courses, espe
cially for the ladies. Perhaps
if enough gals are interested.
Mssmmm
ON
HOTPOINT APPLIANCES
All 1974 Models Must Go
Refrigerators Dish Washers
Dryers Freezers
Ranges Washers
Bank Financing Free Delivery
COME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE
SPECIAL PRICES. WE CANT BUY BACK AT
THE PRICE WE ARE GOING TO SELL THEM
FOR. PRICES ARE GOOD AS LONG AS THE
MERCHANDISE LASTS, SO
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Hurry - Hurry - Hurry On Down To
Hodges Hdwe. & Furn. Cos. I
922 E. 3rd. st.
Jackson, Ga. Ph. 775-7501
THURSDAY. JANUARY 16, 1975
'hev could make it known to
the Rec. folks and such a
program might be offered.
Volleyball would be another
good activity.
Walking has always been
known as the best exercise,
and in this day and age of
high gasoline costs, we all
should walk more than we do.
Physical fitness has become
more important to Ameri
cans than ever before;
walking could play a valua
ble part in that fitness. The
schools have made fitness an
important part of their
schedules in later years and
it’s nice for the kids to be
healthy and well-toned; we
older folks could use a little
work in that area, too,
though.
Let me pul in a little plug
here for the Heart Fund as
February, National Heart
Month, is not far away. While
you’re out walking, jogging
and bicycling around, re
member to drop off just one
dollar to your neighborhood
Heart Fund volunteer.
There are many men and
women less active than you
because of crippling heart
disease. Thank you.
Some people believe that
dragon-flies will sew up the
mouths of nagging women.
Private Eye Has Public Concern
give so more will live J I
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TV PRIVATE EYE MIKE CONNORS, MANNIX, is as
concerned about lighting the nation’s number one killer
—heart disease—as he is about fighting crime on TV.
Connors and his Gal Friday (Gail Fisher) urge Amer
icans to give generously to their Heart Fund. Both are
.r ty Heart Fund volunteers. Connors served as
1971 Honorary Heart Sunday Chairman for the Los
Angeles area.
Blondie By Chic Young
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( YOU'RE ALL HEART )
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