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JACKSON HIGH GRADS—This photograph of the 1919-20 Jackson High School graduating class was furnished by
Mrs. B. C. Cawthon, of Atlanta, who along with Mrs. Bille White Jinks identified the class members as follows:
Front row, left to right, Bernice McMichael, Bernice Higgins, Mattie Byrd O’Neal (Gaston), Lucy Evelyn Nichols
(Muckenfuss), Lucy Jane Stodghill (Cawthon), Annie Lee Wall (Brown), Lamar Weaver, Miriam Fletcher (Ainsworth),
Wade Hammond.
Back row, left to right, Lucy Bond (O’Neal), Maggie Joe O’neal, Eloise Beauchamp, Harry Redman, Lois Connor
(Dodson), Lucile Taylor, Lucile Jones Patrick, Carter Moore, Nell Williamson, Jewel Gilmore and Leonard Lyons.
VOTE VOTE VOTE
WIN WITH GODWIN
Vote for a man
that cares. Vote for a
man that will work and
serve all the citizens of
Butts County.
As I have men
tioned before, I am a
family man with 10
children seven
which are living at
home two sons in the
armed service. One
daughter married to
Darrell L. Kitchens,
whose parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Onree Kitc
hens of Jackson.
If I am elected as your County Commissioner I
will recommend to the chairman of the board that we
need better communication from the commissioner's
office to serve the people better than in the past. I feel
that a two-way radio from the County Commissioner
office to the county barn and to the road
superintendent truck should be installed to keep in
contact with one another to give better service to the
citizens.
I have been in contact with most of the people
including the poor people and the black people of
Butts County whose income is below standard. Their
needs are for better jobs and better pay. I will
certainly work with these people for better jobs and
better pay; and if elected as your commissioner I will
work for new industry in Butts County.
In the past the county government and the city
government officials have had their difficulties on
agreeing on projects for Butts County; but in the
future if elected as your Commissioner I would like to
see better cooperation among the officials. For I am
sure that the citizens are the ones that are being
neglected from these difficulties.
Since I have qualified for this office I have tried
to get out and meet most of the citizens of Butts
County. If I don't get a chance to personally contact
you please feel free to contact me at my home any
tj me _ 775-2461. My qualifications for this office is
that I do care for all the citizens of Butts County.
PLEASE Don't let money Beer or Liquor
influence your Vote.
J. K. (Red) Godwin
County Commissioner
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THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON. GEORGIA
Wales, not England, is the
real land of King Arthur
and his Round Table and
of Camelot.
Jackson Meat Processors
STARK ROAD-COVINGTON HWY.
Phone 775—7807
WE HAVE 3,000 LBS
WHOLE COW * ™
GROUND BEEF - Ready for Freezer
10 1 lb. Packages in Box
First Come, First Serve Basis
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
Iplll SATURDAY ONLY
Salem Camp
Meeting Runs
August 6-16
As Altar Fires of Faith are
re-kindled at Camp Meetings
throughout the Bible Belt,
attention is focused on
historic Salem Camp Ground
on Salem Road, just off
Covington-Conyers 1-20 High
way, where religious leaders
and those for whom, “The
Rock from which ye are
hewn” still holds intrinsic
meaning, will convene for the
148th session of Salem’s
Interdenominational Camp
Meeting, scheduled for the
week of August 6-13.
Dr. Garnett Marion Wild
er, United Methodist Church
Atlanta-Decatur-Oxford Dis
trict Superintendent, will
deliver the opening Friday
8:00 p.m. sermon; and will
alternate with Dr. Marc C.
Weersing, President Presby
terian College, Clinton, S. C.,
in the week’s 11:00 a.m. and
8:00 p.m. services. Dr. John
Tate, Music Director, of
Roanoke, Ala.; Mrs. Sam
Ramsey, pianist, Covington
and her sister, Miss Alice
Griffin, Atlanta musician;
Atlanta Area Church Choirs;
Choral Groups including the
Agape Singers, and on
Monday evening Atlanta’s
Shrine Chanters are among
those who will contribute to
the week's services.
Daily Bible Classes for all
ages will be taught by a well
qualified faculty; and the
“Wide World of Salem
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1976
Sports” will be in charge of
Youth Director George Lutz,
University United Methodist
Church. Gainesville. Fla.
History lovers will also
enjoy the ancient 1,200
capacity Tabernacle with its
hand hewn beams and
sawdust covered earthen
floor; “Kitty’s Cottage”,
home of the little slave girl
over whom Methodism was
divided into Northern and
Southern Conferences for
nearly a century; as well as
nearby Oxford, a National
Shrine of Methodism, listed
on the National Register of
Historic Sites for Preserva
tion; and Covington’s classic
ante-bellum homes and
Floyd Street, where Sher
man’s troops marched down
on the infamous, “March to
the Sea”, and homes of three
Confederate Generals still
stand, which is also on the
National Register of Historic
Sites for Preservation.
For those not owning
cottages, which have long
since replaced the original
“tents”, lodging and meals
are available on the Camp
Ground at Salem’s modern,
rustic hotel, through reserva
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2-4 WEEK DEUVERY
“There isn’t much to be
seen in a little town, but
what you hear makes up
for it.’7Kin Hubbard)
tions with the hosts, Mr. and
Mrs. James Bone, Rt. 2,
Covington. Ga. 30209 All
denominations are cordially
invited to attend.
OPENING SOON
CONCEPT 111
Hair Styling for Men and Women
Day and Night Appointments
Located on Keys Ferry Road
Off Highway 36
Owner and Operated By
FAYE AND ROBERT STODGHILL
129 E. Second St.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. R. J. Thornton of
Jackson would like to thank
everyone who remembered
her son, Charlie, while
hospitalized following an
accident several weeks ago.
Your many kind deeds were
very much appreciated by us
and we shall always be
grateful to you for your
concern.
People once said that to look
directly at a king can cause
blindness.
