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The Progress-Argus ex
tends a very HAPPY
BIRTHDAY to the following.
July 25: Mrs. Irvin Ross,
Mrs. Davis Willard, Mrs.
Eulus Knight, Julian Thurs
ton, Lindsey Norsworthy,
Troy Saunders, Beverly
Carol Johnson, Lyn Moore,
James R. Cochran, Frances
Kelly, Mrs. Ann Norris, Mrs.
Tony Grant (twins), Vickie
Lyn Williams, Mrs. A. E.
Barton, Chuck Adams, Greg
ory, Cook, Margie Arnold,
Mrs. R. C. Goodpaster.
July 26: J. W. O’Neal, Sr.,
Jean Lee, Lynda Vaughn,
Russell Cawthon, Emerson
McMicheal, Mrs. Tyrone
Willamson, David Polk,
Marvin Reeves, Mrs. J. F.
Trimble, George Damour,
Jr., David Floyd, Stacy
McMullen, Wm. Troy
Saunders, Kenny L. Smith,
Joseph Donald White.
July 27: Miss Lena White,
Billy Greer, Garland Cooper,
Mrs. Buford C. Rushing,
Franklin L. King, Nita B.
Palmer, Bobby Keith Smith,
Joseph Deptula, Mrs. W. G.
Cook.
July 28: Mrs. J. O. Britt, W.
A. Clark, Robert W. Maddox,
Mrs. B. K. Carmichael, Sr.,
Ralph Carr, Jr., Ronnie
Apple, Mrs. Richard W.
New Arrivals
Via
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MASTER WILLIAMSON
Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone
Williamson announce the
birth of a son, Devin Throne,
July 17, at Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital. Mrs. Wil
liamson is the former Alice
Fay Reeves. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Reeves and Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Williamson of
Forsyth, Ga.
master McClelland
Mr. and Mrs. Joey McClel
land of Jackson announce the
birth of a son, Joseph Powell,
111, July Bth, Griffin-Spalding
County Hospital. The mother
is the former Lelia Mclntyre
of Atlanta. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mclntyre
HAISTEN BROTHERS, INC.
ESTABLISHED 1916
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Griffin Jackson Bamesvilie
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p*|g* SINCE 1949.
Watkins, Jr., Mrs. John W.
Webb, Jonathan Landrum,
Mrs. Wayne Norsworthy,
Mrs. Ora M. Strickland, John
M. Porter, Rodney Gray, Jr.,
Leila Morgan.
July 29: Charles Mc-
Michael, Ralph Barnwell, Jr.
Tyler Butler, Margaret
Letson, William Browning,
Robert A. Coggins, Jr.,
James Gary Whitaker, Ran
dolph Moncrief, Patricia
Belle Maddox, Laura
Thomas, Linda Martin,
Robin Andrews, Ed McMur
ray, Karon Wolf.
July 30: Mrs. J. W.
Meadors, Franklin Washing
ton, Lovett Fletcher, A. M.
Watkins, Mrs. Hubert
Carter, Thomas Albert
Jones, Jim Robertson, Mrs.
Wayne Sproggins, Will
Teagle, David Dahlin, Mrs.
Frances Bennett.
July 31: Jack Ridgeway,
Mrs. Eslyn Jinks, Mrs. I. H.
Cawthon, Wayne Barnes,
Marshall Hodges, Victor
Carmichael, Jr., Wilbur
James, Mrs. Frances Kitch
ens, Michael Sudderth, Mai
Hardin, Debra Lynn Kim
bell, Debra Leigh Minton,
Mrs. W. T. Pritchett, Donald
Holland, Merrill Folsom,
Mrs. William Culpepper,
Tina King, Linda Benedict.
of Fayetteville and Mr. Joe
McClelland and Mrs. Ann
McClelland of Jackson.
PERSONAL
On July 12th, Jim Price
had just a small get together
for his 10th birthday when
cousins from Jonesboro and
Decatur visited. Those pre
sent were the honoree, his
brother, Cliff, better know as
the “Peanut,” cousins Tonya
Price, Eric and Paula
Mangum. A small cake with
ice cream was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Clara Gregg and
Katherine had as Sunday
dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Crowell of Rex.
They also visited Mrs. Elsie
Gregg and Tim Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Bill Lockhart of
Atlanta is spending this week
with friends in Cleveland,
Ohio, and parts of Canada.
Bob McGinnis underwent
back surgery Tuesday of last
week at Piedmont Hospital,
his many friends regret to'
learn. As of Monday he was
reported as resting as
comfortably as could be
expected.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
SHELIA ROOKS HONOREE
AT SKATING PARTY
ON 12th BIRTHDAY
Shelia Rooks celebrated
her twelfth birthday Satur
day, July 12th, at Joel’s
Roller Rink with a skating
party.
A most enjoyable time was
had by all attending the
party. The honoree was
recipient of many lovely and
useful gifts.
Present to help celebrate
were Timmy and Cathy
Kersey, Ronny Storey, Janet
and Lisa Smith, Chris
Deraney, Larry, Yvonne and
Derron Deraney, William
and Raymond Yancey, Jeff,
Carey and Steve Hurst, Kim
and Tanya Presley, Debbie
Hamlin, Ruth Ann and Adele
Mitchell. Kara Black,
Chandra Shaw, Tandy
Butler, Danny Washington,
Billy Barnes, Darrell, Ju
anita, Jeffery and Melinda
Mullins, and Donna Rooks.
Assisting in serving re
freshments were Joel Caw
thon, Donna Cawthon, Mrs.
Pat Mullins and Mrs. Rachel
Rooks.
SINGLEY REUNION
HELD SUNDAY AT
INDIAN SPRINGS
The Singley family reunion
was held at Indian Springs
State Park on Sunday, July
20th, with 179 in attendance.
Avery enjoyable and
festive time was had by all,
renewing old memories,
meeting relatives they had
not seen for many years and
meeting relatives they had
never met before, thus
making the family ties more
binding. A prayer was said
for all the kin that have
departed this life since the
last reunion and for the sick
who were unable to attend.
The only regret noted was
the conspicuous absence of
many of the descendants of
John Lewis Singley and
Emily Coles who reside in
Jackson and Butts County,
who did not attend.
The reunion has been held
for the last 14 years and is
held on the third Sunday of
July each year.
PATSY McCALEB TO BE
STUDENT AT
FREED-HARDEMAN
HENDERSON, TN.
Patsy L. McCaleb, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Haris A.
McCaleb, Jackson, Ga., has
been accepted for admission
to Freed-Hardeman College
for the fall semester.
Patsy is a graduate of
Jackson High School.
Freed-Hardeman College
is in its final year of
transition to senior college.
Bachelors degrees will be
awarded to the first “Spirit of
’76” graduating class in May.
THOUGHTS
fk FOR
SHARING
Jv' , BY EILENE MILAM
’J , s Butts County Extension
Home Economist
Fruit cobbler is one of the
easiest desserts to make and
it certainly is an excellent
way to use those abundant
summer fruits. This blue
berry cobbler recipe calls for
honey, brown sugar and
whole wheat flour and it is
delicious. Of course you can
always use bleached flour
and granulated sugar.
Peaches, pears, and black
berries would substitute
nicely in this recipe also.
BLUEBERRY COBBLER
2 cups blueberries
One-third cup brown sugar
Two-thirds cup brown
sugar
Va cup butter or margarine
1 tsp. baking powder
I tsp. salt
1 egg
One-third cup honey
Va tsp. powdered cinnamon
1 cup plain whole wheat
flour
‘/2 cup milk
PERSONAL
Mrs. E. L. Pittman left last
weekend for her home in
West Palm Beach, Florida
after spending two months at
her home in Butts County.
Dr. Alto Townsend and Dr.
Tim Townsend, both of
Atlanta, were in Jackson for
the Sesquicentennial cele
bration on Saturday, July
sth, and were luncheon
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Jones.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Marc Gustafson will be
interested to learn that they
recently moved from Allen
town, Pa. to Jacksonville,
Florida. Mrs. Gustafson will
be remembered as the
former Ann Watkins, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
W. Watkins, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Jones
Jr. attended the wedding
Saturday evening, July 12, of
Miss Jean Crawford to
Herbert (Bert) Moody at the
Hawthorne Lane Methodist:
Church in Charlotte, Northi
Carolina, at eight o’clock..
Miss Crawford is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O.
Crawford of Charlotte and is
a niece of Mrs. Jones. A
brilliant reception was held
at Ramada Inn, Coliseum, in
Charlotte. After a wedding
trip to Jamaica, the newly
weds, both bank executives,
will reside in Charlotte.
Enroute home Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Jones stopped in
Athens for a visit with Mrs.
JACKSON DRIVE-IN
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JACKSON, GEORGIA
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* 2 tsp. vanilla
Preheat oven at 350
degrees. Grease 8-inch
square baking dish. Wash
and drain berries. Combine
berries with one-third cup
brown sugar, one-third cup
honey and powdered cin
namon. Spread evenly in
prepared baking dish.
Combine flour, baking
powder, and salt together
into mixing bowl. Combine
remaining ingredients in
blender or beat by hand,
starting with egg first. Pour
this batter over flour
mixture. Stir lightly until just
smooth. Spread this batter
over berries in baking dish.
Bake about 35 minutes or
until cobbler is done. Serve
warm with cream or ice
cream. Makes 6 servings.
Note: The egg batter
consists of egg, melted
margarine, two-thirds cup
brown sugar, milk .and
vanilla.
L. F. Griffeth, mother of
Mrs. Jones, and Miss Emma
Griffeth, a sister.
Guests of Mrs. Onnie Mae
Minton this week were her
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Minton and children,
Debra, Phillip and Steven of
Sedalia, Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook
were the spend-the-day
guests of their son, Mr.
Edward L. Cook and family,
in Stockbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Druaghon of Chattanooga,
Tennessee visitad Mrs. D. W.
Ham Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Draughon is a niece of Mrs.
Ham.
Rev. and Mrs. M. A.
Mobley, Wendell and Carey
have returned to DeLand,
Florida after spending ten
days with Mrs. D. W. Ham,
mother of Mrs. Mobley. They
were called to Jackson
because of the illness of Mrs.
Ham. Friends of the Mobleys
will be interested to know
they will be leaving for Japan
on August 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hencely had as their spend
the-day guests Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Hencely of
Winder and Mr. and Mrs.
George Elliott and Kelley of
Winder.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Head
of Perry were recent visitors
of Mrs. Ethel Ham.
THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1975
PERSONAL
Friends of Jeff Raynor,
11-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Raynor, Buttrill
Road, Jackson, regret to
learn he was admitted to
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Monday night after suffering
injuries in a motorcycle
accident on Buttrill Road
earlier in the evening. A
companion, John Long, also
11, was also cut and bruised
in the mishap. Both were
treated at the emergency
room of Sylvan Grove
Hospital, John being re
leased and Jeff transferred
to the Atlanta hospital.
Mrs. 0. W. Price, Mrs. Mae
Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
Price, all of McDonough,
were spend the day guests
Sunday, July 13th, of Mr. and
Mrs. Merrell Price and Miss
Beth Price.
Commissioners Statement
Treasurer’s General Fund
June, 1975
6/4/75 3009 Atlas Products Cos.
3010 Jackson City Cleaners
3011 Banner Uniform Cos.
30X2 Yancey Brothers Cos.
3013 David Deraney Dept. Store
3014 Void
3015 Road Machinery
3016 Cook's Garage & Wrecker Serv.
3017 Collins Ready Mix Concrete, Inc.
3018 Gulf Oil Corp.
3019 Weaver Insurance Agency
3020 Southern States Printing Cos.
3020 Southern States Printing Cos.
3020 Southern States Printing Cos.
3020 Southern States Printing Cos.
3020 Southern States Printing Cos.
3021 Pulton Paper Cos.
3021 Fulton Paper Cos.
3022 The George D. Barnard Cos.
3023 Dixie Lime & Stone Cos.
3024 Supreme Sales Cos., Inc.
3025 ABW Chevrolet Cos.
3026 The Harrison Cos.
3026 The Harrison Cos.
3027 L. J. Washington, Probate Judge
3028 Randall & Blakely, Inc.
3029 Vulcan Materials Cos.
3030 Garland & Garland
3030 Garland & Garland
3031 Burch-Love, Inc.
3032 Xerox Corp.
3032 Xerox Corp.
3033 Cal-Copy, Inc.
3034 Southern Building Code Publ. Cos., Inc.
3033 Jack R. Newman, M. D.
3036 Gulf Oil Corp.
3037 Roscoe Smith
3038 Amoco Oil Cos.
3039 Heart of Jackson Motel
3040 National Policy Supply
3041 American Legion Auziliary
3042 Valk Manufacturing Cos.
3043 Snapping Shoals EMC
3044 Hodges Hardware & Furn., Inc.
3044 Hodges Hardware & Furn., Inc.
3043 Cawthon Brothers, Inc.
3046 B. & C. Farm Supply, Inc.
3047 Henry County Board of Commissioners
3048 Standard Oil Cos.
3049 Advance Fabricators
3050 Cook's Welding Shop
3031 Clayton General Hospital
3052 Sylvan .Grove Hospital
3053 Sheriff, Butts County
3034 Cook's Machine Service
b/4/75 3(555 Union Oil Cos. of Calif
3056 Welding Supply & Serv. Cos.
305? Jackson Library Assn.
3058 Clerk Superior Court
3059 G T Distributors, Inc.
3060 Mary Will Hearn
3061 Western Auto Assoc. Store
3062 Triangle Gas Station
3063 Colonial Life & Acc. Ins. Cos.
3064 Grady Inglett
3063 Duddy's Inc.
3066 Tri-State Drainage Products, Inc.
3067 Bearden Auto Parts
3068 May & Carter Oil Cos.
3068 May & Carter Oil Cos.
3069 Georgia Power Cos.
3070 Superior Cleaners
3070 Superior Cleaners
3071 Dot Sales
3072 Kersey's Boat Service
3073 Powell & Cos., Inc.
3074 Central Georgia EMC
3075 City of Jackson
3076 Butts County Dept. FACS
3076 Butts County Dept. FACS
3077 Custom Installation
3078 Constance Greer
3075 James Spur Station
3080 Heath's Restaurant
3081 Georgia Florida Robot Cutter Cos.
3082 Sylvan Grove Hospital
3083 Butts County Health Dept.
3084 W. C. Redman, Jr.
3085 Unit Fund Cos. D
3086 Zukunst, Inc.
3087 Sylvan Grove Hospital
3088 Southern Safety Supply Cos.
3089 Danny Walton
3090 Aircond-Atlanta Corp.
3091 Joseph E. Pope
6/6/75 5092 Payroll Account
3093 J- C. Harrison, Jr., Fina Oil Cos.
6/10/75 3094 Harold E. Martin
3095 June Strickland ETAL
6/13/75 3096 William T. Nelson
3097 0. G. Emory
6/16/75 3098 Mrs. Kathryn Haisten
3099 Tyler W. Garland
3100 Ben F. Wright
3101 Lucia C. Fletcher
3102 A. D. Prickett
3103 Xerox Corporation
6/17/75 3104 Cook's Welding Shop
6/20/75 3105 Payroll Account
3106 Georgia Department of Revenue
8/20/75 3107 The C. &S. Bank of Jackson
6/23/75 3108 United States Postal Service
3109 Harold E. Martin
6/24/75 3110 Mrs.- Dianne B. But trill
8/25/75 3111 Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Cos.
3112 Time Insurance Cos.
6/26/75 3113 Millard Daniel & Eilene Milam
8/27/75 3114 Payroll Account
3115 The C. & S. Bank of Jackson
3X16 Georgia Highway Express, Inc.
31X7 Garland & Garland
3118 Cooperative Extension Serv.
3119 Billy Sutton
Friends of Mr. Brae K.
Hodges Sr. regret to learn he
was admitted to the intensive
care unit of Georgia Baptist
Hospital Thursday, July 10th,
suffering from a heart
attack. He is reported
Tuesday as improved and it
was expected that he would
be moved to a private room
during the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Whiten and Marion Joe of
Locust Grove returned home
on Monday of last week from
a most enjoyable plane trip
to Bermuda, leaving on
Friday morning and return
ing Monday night.
Mrs. Gladys Teed of
Orlando, Florida has been
spending a few days with
Bertha Jennings. She left
Atlanta Saturday on a 16-day
western bus tour.
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 66,027.56
Mrs. Ray Patton of
Jacksonville Beach, Florida
arrived in Atlanta on
Tuesday of last week where
she was met by Mrs. Frances
Barnwell of Atlantic Beach.
Mrs. Barnwell, who was
visiting relatives in Jackson
and Butts County, brought
her friend to Jackson for a
visit and on Thursday they
motored to Wilmington, N. C.
for a visit with Mrs. Patton’s
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Feed V.
Thornton of Griffin had
supper Saturday night, July
12th, with his mother, Mrs.
Eula Kinard, who had just
returned from Atlanta where
her stepfather, Mr. H. L.
Askew, had suffered a
serious heart attack. Mr.
Askew was reported as
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shields
and John, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Shields of Mansfield, and
Wilbur Singley spent several
days recently at Panama
City, Florida.
Road $ 627.51
Sheriff 296.0 C
Sheriff 622.36
Road 316.7 C
Sheriff 58.6 C
Void Void
Road 277.12
Sheriff 642.38
Bridge 1065.15
Sheriff 138.23
Gen. Govt. 2562. 00
Gen. Govt. 85.25
Tax Assessors 425.00
Sheriff 140.00
PI., Zon., & Insp. 70.74
Sup. Ct. 10.25
Gen. Govt. 24.60
Pub. Bldg. 43.94
Ordinary 131-90
Road 50.1 l
Sheriff 64.50
Sheriff 82.41
Sup. Ct. 52.00
Ordinary 26.00
Ordinary 11.38
Road 95-95
Road 98.50
Gen. Govt. 186.00
Health & Welfare 465.00
Road 14.60
Sheriff 60.00
Sup. Ct. 257.62
Ordinary 28.95
PI. Zon., Insp. 47.75
Sheriff 64.00
Road 1684.91
Sheriff 78.86
Sheriff 6.14
Sup. Ct. 78.28
Sheriff 187.50
Sup. Ct. 17.70
Road 97.40
Pub. Bldg. 4.50
Road 24.42
Pub. Bldg. 103.91
Road 15.45
Road 5.29
Sup. Ct. 228.00
Sheriff 8.31
Road 390.00
Road & Bridge 75.00
Sheriff 9.50
Sheriff 12.00
Sheriff 1460.50
Pub. Bldg. 11.35
Sheriff $ 8.97
Road 42.54
Pub. Bldg. 428.39
Sup. Ct. 560.30
Sheriff 105.23
Tax Comm. 40.72
Sheriff 15.98
Road 39.50
A. & L. Ins. 337.70
Road 350.00
Road 593.44
Bridge 3089.20
Road 248.31
Road 183.69
Sheriff 50.02
Road 4.57
Road 87.56
Sheriff 46.16
Road 372.12
Sheriff 148.50
Gen. Govt. 2000.00
Pub. Bldg. 44.96
Pub. Bldg. 495.68
Pub. Bldg. 89.00
Health & Welfare 337-74
Sheriff 22.50
Health & Welfare 6. 50
Gen. Govt. 19.17
Sup. Ct. 55.05
Road 1304.78
Hospital 1343.92
, Health & Welfare 3576.40
Health & Welfare 100.00
Pub. Bldg. 100.00
Ordinary 56.44
Hospital 1000.00
Sheriff 55.70
Sheriff 80.00
Pub. Bldg. 267.28
Sheriff 247.50
Payroll 10,264.55
Sheriff 1,593-25
Sup. Ct. 975.00
Road 1,000.00
Sheriff 80.00
Ordinary 125.00
Health & Welfare 36. 00
Health & Welfare 45.00
Health & Welfare 50.00
Health & Welfare 32.00
Health & Welfare 44.00
Sup. Ct. 152.33
Road 300.00
Payroll 9,747.68
Road 166.32
Withholding 2,747.50
Gen. Govt. 65. 00
Sup. Ct. 50.00
Sup. Ct. 30.00
Pub. Bldg. 464.60
Gen. Govt. 1,387.60
H. D. & Agri. 65.00
Payroll 4,287.30
Withholding 535.60
Road 7.90
Gen. Govt. 100.00
H. D. & Agri. 46.89
Road 30,00
