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Debbie Crowder To Wed
Harry Reeves July 20th
Mr. and Mrs. Julian W.
Fletcher of Jackson an
nounce the engagement and
forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Miss Debbie
Crowder, to Mr. Harry
Reeves, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Reeves, also of
Jackson.
Miss Crowder is the
daughter of the late John H.
Crowder. Grandparents of
the bride-elect are Mrs.
Bessie Davis of Jackson and
the late Mr. A. W. Davis and
Mrs. Rosa Coppedge Crow
der of Griffin and the late
Mr.Raymond H. Crowder.
Happy
Birthday
The progress-Argus ex
tends a very HAPPY
BIRTHDAY to the following:
May 30: Mrs. Herbert
Moore, Julia Frances Spen
cer, Autrey Bohannon, Ben
nie L. Lane, Mrs. E. L.
Barnes, Elizabeth Jane
Smith, Forest McClendon,
James Letson, Mrs. Janet
Lassiter, Mrs. Homer Cald
well, Ellen Fletcher, Mrs.
William R. Stephens, Ella
Mae Mitchell, Mrs. John
Halley, J. G. Bearden, Dan
Barnes, Mrs. A. W. Adams,
Pamela Louise Cook, Ricky
Reese, Mrs. David Elliott,
Mrs. 0. H. Huff, Kim Ruff,
Lucy Halbert, E. L. Cost,
Larry Dwayne Gregory,
Mrs. Beverly M. Davies.
May 31: Mrs. Mertice
McGee, Mrs. Albert Garr,
Thompson Grant, Kenneth
Perkins, Mrs. S. H. Cook,
Mrs. Roxie M. Markham,
Nancy Burpee, Janice Lane,
Tandi Williamson, Fred T.
White.
June 1: Roy Letson,
Elizabeth Jean Blessett,
Kenneth Batchelor, Linda
Darnell, Dorner Carmichael,
Evelyn Allen.
June 2: Dick Pope,
Charlotte Leverette, Jack
Ingram, W. G. Preston,
Bryan Howell, Mrs. Bryant
Leverette, Talmadge Hobbs,
Marilyn Maisel, Herman
Waits, Barry O’Dell Collins,
Jeffrey Keith Cook, Lisa Lee
Maddox, J. W. Cochran, Mrs.
Peggy C. Andrews, Mrs.
Ethel E. Hart, Charles Polk.
June 3: J. S. Ball, Jr., Mrs.
W. D. Freeman, Billy
Barnes, Willene Letson,
Hazel Thurston, Willie Ed
ward Wells, Billy Pelt, Oscar
Snow, Alton P. Long, Mrs. C.
M. Daniel, Jr., Jan Ridge
way, Darrell Lee Kitchens,
Mrs. Joseph Deptula.
June 4: Mrs. Howard
Rooks, Mrs. Julian Thurston,
Mrs. L. D. Singiey, Jr.,
Mrs. W. N. Meredith, Jack
Freeman, Mrs. L. M.
Loveless, Mrs. Raymond
Hardy, Elaine Carpenter,
Ernest Young, Mrs. Ruth
Mr. Reeves is the grandson
of Mr. F. M. Weldon, Sr. of
Jackson and the late Mrs.
Eva Williams Weldon, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Hale Reeves
of Jackson and the late Mr.
Ezra Reeves.
Miss Crowder and Mr.
Reeves graduated from
Jackson High School and are
both employed by the Central
Georgia EMC in Jackson.
The wedding will be
Sunday, July 20, at three
o’clock at the Jackson United
Methodist Church. All
friends and relatives are
invited to attend.
Lindsley, Barbara Glidewell,
Sylvia Norsworthy, Debbie
Waldron, Larry Brindley,
Jr., Patrick Stuart, Lynn
Danner.
June 5: Beverly Randall
Childs, Lynville Whidby,
Mrs. I. C. Eslinger, Joe E.
Patrick, Mrs. India Bailey,
Lovett Fletcher, Jr., J. W.
Hodges, Clayton Emory,
Mrs. L. H. Jenkins, Jr.,
Allison Knight, Leigh Ann
Kitchens, Lavonia Doster,
Myrna Awtry.
More People
Tonight there will be about
219,000 more people in the
world to feed than there were
last night. This poses a serious
challenge to people in agri
culture, says J. Lavaughn
Johnson, Extension Service
economist - farm manage
ment.
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THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON. GEORGIA
PIANO PUPILS MRS.
DEAVER BE PRESENTED
IN RECITAL MAY 29TH
The pupils of Mrs. Susan
nah Deaver will be presented
in a piano recital Thursday
evening, May 29th, at 7:30
o’clock, at Towaliga Baptist
Church.
The public is extended a
cordial invitation.
No charge will be made for
admission.
DUFFEY REUNION
SET FOR JUNE BTH
All friends and family
members are invited to
attend the Duffey reunion
June Bth from 10 a.m. until 6
p.m. The reunion will be at
the same familiar pavillion
at Perkerson Park in
Southwest Atlanta. Please
help to make this a great
year.
TWO RECEIVE
DEGREES FROM
GEORGIA COLLEGE
MILLEDGEVILLE Two
brothers from Iran will be
among the 525 students
scheduled to be graduated
from Georgia College on
Saturday, June 7, at the 84th
annual commencement
ceremony to be held by the
college since its founding in
1889.
Judge G. Conley Ingram of
the Georgia Supreme Court
will be the speaker at the 10
a.m. ceremony on the mall.
Among those from Jackson
receiving degrees will be
Connie D. Brown, A.S.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. Brown Jr., and Jeri
O’Quinn, 8.5., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
O’Quinn.
WHITE REUNION
AT WORTHVILLE
ON JUNE BTH
The families and relatives
of George W. and Lucy M.
Weaver White will hold their
annual reunion June Bth
(second Sunday) at the
Masonic Hall at Worthville.
A basket lunch will be spread
at noon.
An interesting feature of
the get-together is the
display of crafts and hand
work. Old pictures always
elicit much pleasure and
remininscing. Bring some
thing to share.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
James To Observe 55th
Wedding Anniversary
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P.
James of 483 South Mulberry
Street will celebrate their
fifty-fifth wedding anniver
sary on Thursday, May 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. James were
married by the Rev. E. C.
Wilson in the Jenkinsburg
Methodist Parsonage on May
29th, 1920. This was the first
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs Asa O’Neal
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P.
James attended the Civil
Service Retirement Con
vention at Rock Eagle on
May 13 and 14. Mr. James
was recognized as having
paid his dues the longest
period of time (31 years).
Mrs. E. L. Pittman of West
Palm Beach, Florida arrived
last week to spend some time
at the Pittman home on
Route 2. She was accom
panied to Jackson by Mrs.
Ellen Liden, also of West
Palm Beach, who will be with
her during her stay in the
county.
Rev. H. H. McAfee and his
daughter, Mrs. J. B. Hard
wick, of Lakeland, Florida
arrived early last week to
spend the summer at their
cottage at Indian Springs
Camp Ground. They were
accompanied to Jackson by
Mr. Kenneth McAfee, who
will be with them.
Rev. and Mrs. Lon L.
Hadwin and family moved
last week to Columbus. They
will be missed by their many
Jackson friends.
THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1975
marriage Rev. Wilson per
formed.
Mr. and Mrs. James expect
to celebrate their anniver
sary in a quiet manner at
their home. Their hobbies
are gardening and fishing.
They are members of the
First Baptist Church of
Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rooks
and daughter, Mrs. Lillian
Redman, and Vickie Lynn
Creel, both of Stone Moun
tain, visited Mr. and Mrs. J,
C. Willard and family in
Charleston, S. C. over the
weekend. They also visited
many places of interest
including homes in which Mr.
and Mrs. Rooks lived when
they were in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Weaver
and Miss Willene Weaver
visited Mr. and Mrs. Dur
ward Holloway in Thomaston
Sunday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Loyd
visited Mr. Loyd’s daughter,
Mrs. Voncile Faircloth, in
Coliseum Park Hospital in
Macon Sunday morning and
were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Loyd in Byron.
a message FOR THE CLASS OF 75
We proudly congratulate the class Now, each of you is making
plans ... to go on to higher education or to seek jobs and settle down.
No matter what plans you are making, money will be important. This is
where we can help you. Stop by soon
and let’s discuss a program for you,
of savings for your future, perhaps an
educational loan for higher learning.
Mclntosh State Bank
MEMBER F.D.I.C.
MISS SHIRLEY USSERY
MARRIES MR. DAHLIN
The marriage of Miss
Shirley Ann Ussery to Mr.
Malcolm Carl Dahlin was
solemnized Saturday, May
17th, at Sacred Heart Church
in Griffin. Father Washing
ton performed the double
ring ceremony at one-thirty
o’clock.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn J.
Ussery of Griffin. The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren E. Dahlin of Jack
son.
Miss Judye Bunn, soloist,
and Mrs. Barbara Bunn,
organist, both of Griffin,
presented a program of
wedding music.
Mr. Mike Letson of
Jackson served as best man.
Ushers were Mr. Mike
Dahlin of Jackson, brother of
the groom; Mr. Mike
Patterson of Jenkinsburg,
brother-in-law of the groom,
and Mr. William Ussery of
Griffin, brother of the bride.
Mrs. Bar bars Summers of
Griffin was her sister’s
matron of honor. Brides
maids were Mrs. Cathy
Ussery of Griffin, sister-in
law of the bride; Mrs. Dot
Patterson of Jenkinsburg
and Miss Patricia Bunn of
Griffin.
The bride, given in
marriage by her father, wore
a wedding gown of organza
and Venice lace. The gown
was styled on empire lines
with Venice lace bodice and
full bishop sleeves with lace
trim. The attached chapel
train fell from the shoulders
and the entire gown was
encircled with Venice lace.
Her fingertip veil of bridal
illusion was attached to a full
cluster of white silk roses,
satin leaves and forget-me
nots. She carried a colonial
style bouquet of peppermint
carnations, white roses and
gypsophelia.
Following the wedding, a
reception was held at the
church.
Those serving were Mrs.
Linda Sue Owens and Mrs.
Brenda Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dahlin will
reside in Griffin. The groom
is employed with Artisians
Body Shop.
WHITEHEAD-FISHER
Gloria Jean Whitehead of
McDonough and John T.
Fisher, also of McDonough,
were married recently at the
home of Rev. T. J. Thaxton.
The bride’s sister and
brother-in-law served as best
man and matron of honor.
The bride’s parents are
Mr. and Mrs. William
Whitehead of Macon. Mr.
Fisher’s parents are Jack
Fisher and the late Mrs.
Virginia Fisher of Mc-
Donough.
The couple will make their
home in McDonough.
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NEON 4-97 c
ZEBRA 5-97'
VELVET WAG SWORD 3-97 c
KISSERS 2-97 c
VON RIO TETRA 3-97 c
MARIGOLD 3-97 c
EX. LARGE GOLD SWORDS 3-97 c
COMMON GUPPY 10-97 c
BRICK SWORD 4-97 c
CHERRY BARB 4-97 c
RED WAG MOON 4-97 c
GREEN SWORD 4-97 c
SEMI FANCY GUPPY 4-97 c
TIGER BARB S-97c
SERPAE TETRA 3-97 c
BLUE GOURANT 3-97 c
ALBINO CAT 97c E*.
FLOATING & UNDERWATER PLANTS 29c
10 GAL. ALL GLASS AQUARIUM TANK _ $3.50
GA. RAISED PARAKEETS $7.99
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IN
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Show Times: 7:00 & 9:00
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Show Times: 7:30 & 9:30
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