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Jo McCaleb President
Of Lambda Delta Phi
Henderson, Tenn. Miss
Jo McCaleb, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harris McCaleb,
Jackson, Ga., has been
elected president for the
women’s Lambda Delta Phi
Social Club at Freed-Harde
man College. This new club
was initiated to accommo
date the growing number of
students at F-HC according
to Cliff Bennett, coordinator
of social clubs.
“To function more effec
tively, a social club should
not have more than 70
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
To Observe Golden
Anniversary Feb. 7th
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Taylor will observe their
fiftieth wedding anniversary
on February 7th, 1975.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLees,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mayhue are honoring their
parents with a reception, in
NAVY RETIREE WAS
HONOR GUEST AT
COVERED LUNCHEON
Horace Stewart, Jr., was
the guest of honor at a most
enjoyable covered dish lun
cheon on Sunday at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Stewart, Sr.
Mr. Stewart, Jr., a Navy
veteran of almost twenty
years, will retire from the
Navy in May when his
enlistment expires. Mr.
Stewart has been in Italy
aboard the U.S.S. Indepen
dence for the past six months
and arrived home last week.
He will be stationed in
Norfolk, Va. until his
discharge.
Mr. Stewart, his wife, Mrs.
Betty Lou Stewart and
children, Kathy, Elissa,
Cindy and Tommy, reside in
Calhoun.
Among those attending the
Sunday dinner were Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Stewart, Tony,
Missy, and Shelly; Miss
Elaine Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Oxenford, Danny, John
ny and Glen; Mr. and Mrs.
Wimp Collier and children,
Betsy and Bobby; Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Stewart, Eric
and Joe; Mr. and Mrs. Ricky
Stewart, Beth and Jeff;
Misses Cindy, Kathy, and
Elissa Stewart and Jimmy
Stewart.
A chameleon can roll its
eyes independently in any
direction, so that one eye
may be looking at a fly in
front of it, while the other
keeps watch over the ani
mal’s shoulder.
members,” said Johnny
Poitevint, men’s club presi
dent. “The whole idea behind
a social club is activity, and
we want all members to
participate.”
Lambda, Delta, and Phi,
are the Greek letters which
symbolize ‘honoring, serv
ing, and shining’, the club’s
motto. Sponsors for the club
are Coleman Crocker and
Sylvia Harris.
Miss McCaleb is a Junior
Health and Physical Educa
tion major at F-HC.
the Social Hall of the
Macedonia Baptist Church
on Sunday afternoon, Febru
ary 9th, between the hours of
three and five o’clock p.m.
No formal invitations are
being issued but friends and
relatives are invited to come
and share in this happy
occasion.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
PARTY HONORS
JAMES H. STEWART
Happy Birthday, Papa!
This was the theme and motif
behind the surprise birthday
party given Saturday after
noon in honor of Mr. James
H, Stewart, Sr., who will be
71 on Thursday, February 6.
The enjoyable affair was
tendered Mr. Stewart by his
wife, Mrs. James H. Stewart,
Sr., and their children.
Among those who attended
were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Stewart and sons, Joe and
Eric; Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Oxenford and sons, Danny,
Johnny, and Glen; Mr. and
Mrs. Wimp Collier and
children, Betsy and Bobby;
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Stewart
and sons, Mike and Terry;
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stewart
and children, Tony, Missy
and Shelly; Mr. and Mrs.
Ricky Stewart and children,
Beth and Jeff; Miss Elaine
Stewart; Miss Cindy Stewart
and Jimmy Stewart, both of
Calhoun.
CVAE CLUB HOST
SKATING PARTY
The CVAE Club of Jackson
High School has scheduled a
skating party for Thursday
night, February 6th, at Joel’s
Roller Rink to which the
public is invited.
The party will be from 7 to
10 p.m. with admission $1.50
without skates and SI.OO with
skates.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1975
Happy
Birthday
The Progress-Argus ex
tends a very Happy Birthday
to the following:
February 7: Mrs. J. M.
Moore, Phillip Wayne Wil
son, Mrs. Aldine Carmichael,
Jack Cook, Cheryl Pope
Long, Asa Larkin Mangham,
Dave R. Bailey, Mrs. Bill
Sasser, Mrs. Wayne Reeves,
Anna Maria Moore, Sara
Craig, T. E. Huff, Mrs. Frank
W. DeLamar, Mrs. Newton
Mayfield.
February 8: Mrs. Quill
Hardy, Annette Rape, Mrs.
W. C. Mitchell, Cary Ogden
Pope, Mary Elizabeth
Moore, Cornelia Claire M.
Thornton, Joe Brown, Sr.,
Kebon Ingram, Angelyn
Lynn Wise, Mrs. James W.
Truluck, Johnny Caldwell,
James L. Cooper, Joseph
Floyd, Rev. E. D. Carlock,
Leslie Johnson, Dottie D.
Patterson.
February 9: Jack Jackson,
Mrs. Walter Harris, Mrs. G.
W. Brooks, Jerry Pope
Sellers, Herbert Cochran,
Curtis R. Bowden, Rogers
Starr, Jr., Jane Taylor, Mrs.
F. S. Bohannon, Lisa
Brindley, Billy Limbrick,
Bill Hodges, Wayne McDa
niel, Jennifer Kearns.
February 10: Alvin Eugene
Rush, Jr., Mrs. H. R. Harris,
Mrs. R. B. Torbet, Thomas
Harold Standard, James
Bartholomew White, Jr.,
Charles Lummus, Carolyn
Harper, Mike Parker, John
B. Maddox, Mrs. Allan
Batchelor, Alton Miller,
Deborah Nelson Dean, Ge
rard Clay McLaurin.
February 11: Mrs. Benja
min Fuqua, Susannah Fos
ter, Mrs. W. O. Ball, Luke
Penn Weaver, Sonny Wil
liamson, Mrs. Roy Goff,
Kerry Hardy, Cindy Bur
dette, Patrick Sheehan, Mrs.
Pauline Worsham, Charlene
Walker.
February 12: Mrs. A. O.
Linch, James Edwin Wil
liams, Haywood Hodges,
Mrs. Van Hay, Alma Kersey,
Mrs. Don Knight, Mrs.
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MISS NITA NORRIS
TO BE BRIDE OF
MIKE THOMPSON
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Norris
of Jackson announce the
engagement and forthcom
ing marriage of their
daughter, Nita Morris, to
Mike Thompson, son of Mrs.
Nell Thompson and the late
Charles G. Thompson of
Jackson.
The wedding will take
place February 14th at seven
o’clock at Macedonia Baptist
church.
No invitations are being
sent, but all friends and
relatives are invited.
Edward Melvin, William
Jackson, Mrs. J. L. Edwards,
Nancy J. Washington, Carole
Lawrence, James Paul De-
Vore, Mrs. John Deraney,
John Arthur Bailey, Mrs.
Donald D. Richardson, Mi
chele Jones, Noah J. Rich,
Mrs. Barry W. Stowe, Mrs.
Jerry A. Hobbs, Walter
Dwayne Mixon, George Da
mour, Richard Culpepper,
Judy K. Fincher, Laree
Lofton.
February 13: Rosa Lee
Maynard, Barbara Brooks,
Emory Spencer, William
Levie Collins, Jr., Bobby
Taylor, Lou W. Moelchert,
Troy Howard Norsworthy,
Thomas Haynes, C. J.
Maddox, Mrs. G. M. Blan
kenship, Mrs. E. F. Cawthon,
Evelyn Aw'try, Monica Chris
tine Hulsey, W. D. Hunt, Lisa
Bradley, D. P. Zuber, Vickie
Eidson.
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LITTLE MISS
JOHNSON
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Johnson of Jackson announce
the birth of a daughter,
Ceason, February 3rd, at
Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Marshall of
Griffin and Mr. and Mrs.
Dorsey Johnson of Monticel
lo.
LITTLE MISS COOK
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell A.
Cook of Jackson announce
the birth of a daughter,
Sabrina Irene, on January
28th at the Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital. Mrs. Cook
is remembered as the former
Miss Jeaneane Nutt of
Atlanta.
LITTLE MISS STIDAM
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Stidam
of Flovilla announce the birth
of a daughter, Kimberly
Mae, January 12th at Sylvan
Grove Hospital. Mrs. Stidam
is the former Brenda Wilson
of Flovilla. Grandparents are
Mrs. Mae Hobbs of Flovilla,
Grady Wilson, Sr. of Mil
stead, and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Stidam, Sr. of
Delaware, Ohio.
MASTER HALL
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Hall
of Oxford announce the birth
of a son, Michael Lamar, on
January 22, at the Monroe
County Hospital. Mrs. Hall
will be remembered as the
former Miss Joyce Johnson
of Jackson.
ANNOUNCEMENT
THE MANAGEMENT OF HANDY ANDY DRIVE IN
FOOD MARKET TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
THAT WE HAVE JUST RECENTLY COMPLETED AN
ADDITION TO OUR GROCERY STORE WHICH WILL
HOUSE A MEAT MARKET COMPLEX, AND WHICH
IN TURN WILL ENABLE US TO OFFER A COMPLETE
LINE OF FRESH MEATS TO OUR CUSTOMERS. OUR
MEAT MARKET IS NOW OPEN AND WE INVITE EV
ERYONE IN THE JACKSON - BUTTS COUNTY AREA TO
COME IN AND INSPECT OUR FACILITIES AND TRY
OUR NEW LINE OF FRESH MEATS.
THE HANDY ANDY STORE IS OPEN FROM 7
A. M. UNTIL 11 P.M. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK AND NOW
FEATURES A COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES, FRESH
MEATS, PRODUCE, VEGETABLES AND PICNIC SUP
PLIES.
HANDY ANDY FOOD STORE
112 PEACHTREE STREET
JACKSON, GEORGIA
PHONE 775-3875
WANT TO SAVE MONEY
LEARN TO SEW NOW
The Home Economics
Department at Jackson High
School is offering a basic
sewing course, free to Butts
Countians. Beginning on
Monday, February 17th,
from 6 to 9 p.m. the classes
will last for four weeks. Class
dates will be set for the 17th.
Classes will be held in the
Home Economics Room 103
at Jackson High School. The
course will include the
selection and construction of
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice hereby is given there will be a public hearing
at the Main Courtroom, Butts County Courthouse, Jack
son, Georgia at 7:00 o’clock p. m. on Monday, February
10, 1975 upon proposals by owners of the following
described properties that these petitioners be granted
Special Exceptions of locating Mobile Homes in Zoning
Classifications: A-R (Argicultural Residential.)
(1) 5 Acres located on John Cook Road, 522 Mi
litia District, Butts County, Georgia. Land owned by
Tommie Lee Strickland. Applicant: Nettie and Tommie
Lee Strickland. Size of Mobile Home 12 x 72.
(2) 80 Acres located on Jack Maddox Bridge
Road, 612 Militia District, Butts County, Georgia. Land
owned by J. R. Cawthon. Applicant: Rodney Fleming.
Size of Mobile Home 12 x 65.
(3) 12 Acres located on Wells Road, 615 Militia
District, Butts County, Georgia. Owner and Applicant
of land: Collis Antley. Size of Mobile Home 12 x 60.
Public Hearing to be held by the Butts County
Board of Appeals.
The public is invited to the Public Hearing herein
above announced.
MISSES CARMICHAEL &
EVANS ON DEAN’S LIST
Augusta Dorner L.
Carmichael and Peggy D.
Evans, both of Jackson, have
a garment. Each participant
will be expected to furnish
their own sewing materials.
Registration will be Monday,
February 17, between 8 and 3
a.m. Everyone is invited.
Further information can be
obtained by calling Miss
Deborah Bruce at 775-7141
between 5 and 9 p.m.
been named to the 1974 fall
quarter Dean’s List at the
Medical College of Georgia.
A student must earn a
grade point average of at
least 3.5 while taking a
minimum of 12 hours course
work to be eligible for the
list.
Both students are enrolled
in the School of Allied Health
Sciences at the college.
Miss Carmichael is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
W. Carmichael and Miss
Evans is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph E. Evans.
