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GIANT
MART
DISCOUNT FOODS
Prices Good Thru April 27, 1976
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
r LENOX PARK 1
2% LOW Fat
Milk
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DAIRIES
HO-MADE
ICE CREAM
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Saltines I
APPLE
juice 49c
DIANE ROSSER
53‘, Brownlee Rd.
JACKSON, GA.
Won $22.57
FESS9BALS
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Garland
attended a seminar on
Friday of The Georgia
Philosophical Society in
Atlanta. Their son, Dr.
William J. Garland, of the
Store Hours Monday, thru Saturday - 8 A. M. til BP. M.
WINNERS OF GIANT MART’S LOCAL CONTEST
MRS. W. D. FREEMAN
Box 66
JACKSON, GA.
Won $7.39
University of the South at
Sewanee, delivered a paper
at the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Herbert and Tommy had as
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
FRESH TENDER
I Pole
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U. S. Gov’t. “Choice” Heavy Western _
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their guests on Easter
Sunday Mr and Mrs. Jimmy
Herbert and family of
Carrollton and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Bush and family of
Monticello.
Miss Georgie Watkins and
Miss Delia Watkins had as
their dinner guests Easter
Sunday at the Griffin
Country Club Rev. Glen
Week Ending 4-17-76
LOUISE WINTERS
184 Harkness St.
JACKSON, GA.
Won $3.43
Small at Atlanta, guest
minister at the Jackson
Presbyterian Church. Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Jones, and
Mrs. Doyle Jones, Jr. Rev.
Small is the representative
for Presbyterian College in
the States of Georgia,
Florida and South Carolina.
Mrs. Sam Compton, Mrs.
Donald Edwards, Michael
THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1976
Im EXTRA FANCY T
[ Yellow
I Squash
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VIVA TOWELS I ORANGE
GIANT ROLL 2 for | JUICE
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“NEW” SUNDAY HOURS: 9 A. M. - 7 P. M.
and Beth Edwards, of Fort
Myers, Fla. were guests of
Mrs. C. M. Compton during
the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright
and family of Atlanta and
Rev. Ben Wright and family
of Jackson spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Laura
Wright of Indian Springs
Road.
HEY KIDS!
THE SHRINERS ARE COMING TO GIANT
MART MAY Bth. ENTERTAINMENT AND
FREE RIDES FOR EVERYONE.
Mr. Joel Cawthon and his
daughter, Mrs. Diane Eng
land, celebrated their birth
day on Jackson Lake with a
fish fry. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. C W. England.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cawthon
and Donna.
Miss Myra Woodall spent
several days in Calhoun with
her grandmother, Mrs. Me-
FRESH
FLORIDA
ORANGES
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SUNNYLAND
REG. OR ALL BEEF
| WIENERS
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f PRINGLE’S
I POTATO
a CHIPS
79c
Entyre. Myra returned home
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tutton
of Tucker visited with their
mother. Mrs. Mattie C.
Weaver, Saturday.
Mrs. F. A. Holston had as
her spend the night guests
Friday her granddaughter,
Mrs. William F. Marrs and
FRESH MEATY
NECK
BONES
301
children, Billy and Benjie of
Glascow, Ky., Mrs. Brenda
Marrs of Nashville, Tenn.
and Martha Marrs of
Louisville, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Haley
had as their weekend-quests
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Haley
of Altamonte Springs, Flori
da and Mr and Mrs. David
Taylor of College Park.
