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Summers-Jackson Wedding
Solemnized August 7th
The marriage of Miss
Laurie Ellen Summers and
Leslie Allan Jackson was
solemnized at the First
Baptist Church of Jackson on
Saturday, August 7. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hal A. Summers of
Stevenson, Alabama, form
erly of Jackson. The groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lamar Jackson of Carroll
ton, Georgia.
The Reverend Don Folsom,
assisted by the Reverend
John Caylor, performed the
double ring ceremony at 7:30
p.m. before an altar decorat
ed with ivory candles in
brass candelabra with ar
rangements of mixed flowers
in pastel shades, background
greenery and a central
kneeling bench.
Prior to the ceremony, Mr.
Ronnie Stephens, organist,
presented a program of
wedding music. Mr. Larry
Hill of Snellville, Georgia
sang “The Wedding Prayer”.
Miss Annette Horsley of
Birmingham, Alabama sang
“Efernal Life”, “Because”
and “Through the Year.”
Mr. Lamar Jackson served
as his son’s best man.
Groomsmen were Henry
Jackson, Jr. of Villa Rica,
Georgia, brother of the
groom; Darrell Summers,
brother of the bride, Buddy
Raper of Chickamauga,
Georgia, Mike Sinyard, Mike
Pollard and Phil Carnes, all
of Carrollton, Georgia.
Mrs. Dale Beason of
Birmingham, Alabama was
her cousin’s matron of honor.
The bridesmaids were Mrs.
Stanley Whittle of Birming
ham, Alabama, Mrs. Ralph
Benton of Snellville, Georgia,
Miss Jane Manry of Cairo,
Georgia, Miss Tricia Howard
of Macon, Georgia, Miss Joni
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Thaxton of Anniston, Ala
bama and Miss Janet Hager
of Huntersville, N. Carolina.
Their turquoise floor length
gowns of dotted Swiss over
polyester crepe featured
empire styling with a
stand-up collar flaring into a
cape collar over short flared
sleeves. They carried colo
nial bouquets of mixed
flowers in pastel colors with
pastel ribbon streamers.
The bride, given in
marriage by her father, wore
a gown of white organza and
Alencon lace fashioned with
high-rise waistline, A-line
skirt and attached chapel
train. The Victorian neckline
and fitted sleeves were
enhanced with Alencon lace
and seed pearls, as were the
hemline and train. Her
chapel-length veil, attached
to a Juliet cap, was edged in
lace and she carried a classic
cascade bouquet of white
roses, daisies, stephanotis
and baby’s breath.
Mrs. Summers chose for
her daughter’s wedding a
floor-length gown of Tur
quoise chiffon with matching
accessories, complemented
with a corsage of pink roses.
Mrs. Jackson, mother of the
groom, selected a formal
gown of peach crepe and
chiffon, also with matching
accessories. Her corsage was
of Talisman roses.
The reception following the
ceremony was in the fellow
ship hall of the church. The
bride’s table, covered with a
blue cloth and lace overskirt,
featured silver candelabra
centered with arrangements
of mixed pastel flowers. The
three-tier wedding cake was
surrounded with live flowers
and decorated with arrange
ments of flowers on the top
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
and between the tiers. The
groom’s table was centered
with a chocolate groom’s
cake accented with frosted
green grapes. Punch in a
silver bowl and cheese
straws, wedding cookies,
nuts and mints completed the
arrangements on the bride's
table. Guests were given
pastel rice roses from
baskets on the serving tables.
Mrs. Bill Nelson, Jr. of
Jackson kept the bride’s book
and presented remembrance
scrolls to the guests. Assist
ing in serving were Miss
Marcia Yawn of Griffin,
Georgia, Miss Sharon Mur
dock and Miss Dawn Stinson
of Atlanta, Georgia, Miss
Susan Fields of Smyrna,
Georgia, Miss Karen Curtis
of Rossville, Georgia and
Mrs. Henry Jackson, Jr. of
Villa Rica, Georgia.
After a wedding trip to
North Carolina Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson are making their
home in Carrollton, Georgia.
Out-of-town guests attend
ing the wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Ellis. Mrs.
Jack Tucker, Mrs. F. B.
| Ellzey, Mrs. James Willing
ham, Miss Maude Fason,
Miss Bessie Fason, Mrs.
Mamie Arnett, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Summers, Joseph and
Jonathan, Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Dorr, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Horsley, Mrs. W. R.
Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Williams, Miss Jackie Wil
liams, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Beason, Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
Summers, Jr., Miss Wendy
Whittle and Mrs. Frankie
Hunter, Jeff and Jill, all of
Birmingham, Alabama; Mr.
David C. Paris, Jr., Mr.
Ricky Tapley and Kevin
Jackson of Villa Rica,
Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hill, Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Jett, Ste
phanie. Catherine and Eddie,
Keith Murdock, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Vegas and Mrs. H.
L. Truitt of Atlanta, Georgia;
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Nicotra,
Jan, Karen and Glen, Miss
Lynn Lawson and Mr. and
Mrs. James Upshaw and
Melanie of Marietta, Georg
ia; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Baskin, Mr. and Mrs. George
Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Ricks, Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Carnes, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Pollard and Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Pollard of
Carrollton, Georgia; Mrs.
Inez Wade, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Wade, Elaine, Bev
erly. Susan and Buddy, Mr.
and Mrs. Emory Attaway,
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Attaway
and Miss Beth Attaway of
Cochran. Georgia.
Mrs. A. M. Ellis, Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Ellis, Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Reinhardt and Rhonda of
Pell City. Alabama; Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Benton and Todd
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hill,
Robyn and Greg of Snellville,
Georgia: Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Davis and Christopher of
Lawrenceville, Georgia;
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UitMuAtHf.
The Progress Argus ex
tends a very HAPPY
BIRTHDAY to the following:
September 3: Wilbur
Singley. Mrs. R. H. Thaxton,
Howell Freeman, Robert
Taylor, Charles Ray Elliott,
Susie Blessett, Geo. Brooks,
Mrs. W. G. Pitts, Mrs. A. J.
Youngblood, Kickie Moore,
Frank Coleman, C. B.
Harris, Mrs. Charles W.
Beane, Cindy Jean Fincher,
Mrs. V. R. Ray, Mrs. Dwight
Townsend, Cecil Baborn,
Eric Nutt, Mrs. Teresa
Townsend, Mrs. T. L. Grant.
September 4: Mrs. T. J.
Enlow, Nancy Carol Smith,
Russell Crumbley, Charles
Rusasell Cochran.mrs. Lloyd
H. Jenkins, Mrs. John B.
Cooper, James C. Lynch,
Jr., Jeff Powell, Betty Faye
McDaniel,Mrs. Nora E.
Hammock, Quint Anderson,
Orlando D. Thomas.
September 5: T. W.
Leverette, Homer Lee Wil
liams, J. D. Bankston, Mrs.
C. L. Maddox, Arthur
Stodghill, Jr., Miss Grace
Garlington, Bobby Carmi
chael, Linda Waterhouse,
Susan Diane Gilbert, Rudy
Wyatt, Drexel Harris, De
lores Cook, Mrs. A. D.
Maddox. Ricky Maddox.
September 6: Jimmy Pet
tigrew, Mrs. W. O. Jeffares,
Mrs. T. 0. McDonald, Mrs.
Elbert Long, Mrs. Willie
Colwell, John Richard Pul
liam, Mrs. John D. Rooks,
Miss Wanda Williams and
Mr. Walter Cone of Savan
nah. Georgia; Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Dorr of Oak Ridge,
Tennessee; Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Dorr and Patsy of
Leesburg, Florida; Mr. and
Mrs. John Quenelle of
Sylacauga, Alabama: Mr.
Steve Parker of Lookout
Mountain, Georgia; Mr.
Charles Kenerly, Miss Julie
Avery, and Miss Melanie
Underwood of Griffin. Georg
ia.
On the evening prior to the
wedding, Mr. and Mrs.
Lamar Jackson, parents of
the groom, hosted a buffet
rehearsal dinner at the
Holiday Inn at Locust Grove,
Georgia for the wedding
party and their families. The
tables were centered with an
arrangement of tiny mums
and white tapers in silver
candelabra.
Miss Laurie Summers
honored her attendants at a
bridesmaids’ luncheon on
August 7 at the Holiday Inn at
Locust Grove. The center
piece was an arrangement of
tiny baskets surrounding a
large basket filled with fruit.
The small baskets were lined
with orange patchwork fa
bric and each contained a gift
wrapped in white and tied
with the patchwork fabric
and were later presented to
the wedding attendants.
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SUNSHINE CLUB
ENJOYS PROGRAM
ON BICENTENNIAL
The Iron Springs Sunshine
Club met recently at the
Community House with Mrs.
Evelyn Cook, Mrs. Mervin
Bryan and Mrs. Dolly Ann
Marehman as hostesses. The
club house was beautiful with
bicentennial colors.
The meeting was called to
order by Mrs. Ruth Greer,
president, who welcomed the
15 members present.
Following the singing of
America, the devotional and
prayer was given by Mrs.
Bryan. Reports were given
and the program was
presented by Mrs. Bryan and
Mrs. Evelyn Cook on the
Bicentennial Displays of
beautiful plates from each
state, old containers of glass,
books and varirfus old things
of interest to members.
Delicious punch and cook
ies were enjoyed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Watkins, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Carmichael, and Mrs.
Jack Moore were dinner
guests Saturday evening of
Mrs. Doyle Jones, Jr. at the
Elder Hotel.
Tim O’Neal was a vistor
Wednesday of last week of
his grandfather, Mr. J. W.
Browning. On Friday, Tim
visited Mr. and Mrs. Asa
O’Neal in Jackson before
returning to Birmingham,
Ala. where he will serve his
internship.
Marie Craig, Malcolm Lee,
Mrs. Joe Proctor, Stevie
Lister. Mrs. Tom Mc-
Namara, Chip Moody, J. W.
Morgan.
September 7: J. H.
Ridgeway, Andrew Lever
ette, Marvin N. Maddox,
Mertice Etheridge, Calvin
Lamar Johnson, Ernestine
Duke. Donnie Caston, Randy
Long, Scott Wayne Washing
ton, Gladys Melinda Burford,
Joey Westbury, Bill Corley,
Mrs. Margaret Carmichael,
Mrs. Gordon Fincher, Mrs.
W. B. Duke, Hugh W.
Phillips. Roy Propes, Lindy
Burford.
September 8: Mrs. W. J.
Moss, Mrs. Robert Taylor,
Jeanie Tarratoot, T. M.
Washington, Mrs. C. F.
Weldon, Brae Hodges, Sr.,
David Gray, Mrs. A. D.
Maddox. Robert K. Lanfair,
Melvin R. Strawn, Jr.,
Aubrey Leonard Bankston,
Tony Trimble, Cary Maddox,
Lisa Smith, Early Respress,
Karen Shultes, Kimberly
Cardell.
September 9: Karla Caven
der, Tom Rozelle, Foster
Pope, G. N. Smith, W. J.
Moss, Paul H. Duke, Don
Grant, Mrs. Powell Free
man. Audrey Cook Burford,
Fannie Myrt Broach, Hugh
Morris Glidewell, Jr., Katri
na C. Gettman, Terry
Etheridge, Howell Cook,
John L. Whitaker, Thomas A.
Herbert, J. W. Hodges, Jr.,
Joseph Thearon Kersey,
Mary Perkins, Bubba Sealey.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1976
PERSONAL
Saturday night guests at a
cook-out at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. David Beville on
Ball Street were cousins,
including Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Schillinger, Frank and Sha
ron Schillinger, and Don
Schillinger, all of Austell;
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Denman
of Jackson Lake, Mr. Steve
Denman of Covington, Miss
Carol Crawford of Covington,
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wilson
of Athens.
Lucy A. Garrett spent last
week at Washington, D. C.
attending school for Person
nel Management Training
Center.
Weekend visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Potts were
Mrs. James Morris of
Spencer, N. C., Miss Mollie
McGee of High Point, N. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.
Harvey of Roseland, Va., Mr.
and Mrs. Alton W. Potts of
Maylene, Ala., and Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Barnes.
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DERANEYS
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WEEKEND NEWS,
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of-state calls, weekend rates apply from Friday 11 p.m. until
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Friends of Mr, and Mrs.
Julian Marsh, Alison, and
Tara will be interested to
know that they have returned
home after spending the
Summer in Winston Salem,
N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hurt
and daughter, Mrs. Cecil
Adams, attended the Hurt
reunion in Cornelia, Sunday,
August 22nd. Afterwards
they enjoyed several days at
the Franklin Lodge in Frank
lin, N. C.
Miss Dodie Collins recently
returned from an extended
visit with Mr. and Mrs.
George Ludvigsen and Miss
Sue Shaw of Rolling Mea
dows. Illinois. They toured
Wisconsin, Michigan, and
Minnesota
Miss Sue Lockhart spent
several days last week with
her sister, Mrs. Evelyn
Thurston and family in
Austell.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa O’Neal,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O’Neal
and family of Decatur joined
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin O’Neal
and family in Forest Park
and together they spent
Friday night in Birmingham,
Ala. where they attended
graduation exercises Satur
day, August 21st, at Sanford
University. Tim O’Neal,
grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Asa O’Neal, received his
Bachelor of Science in
Pharmacy degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Naamon
York and daughter, Mrs.
Lavonne Merritt, have re
turned home after spending a
few days vacation with their
daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Adair of
Mobile, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Carry
Camilli, Michael and Kate
have returned to Hoffman
Estates, Illinois after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred'
Collins, Dodie and Suzy.
Mrs. A. U. Maddox, who
sustained a broken hip
recently, continues a patient
at Griffin-Spalding County
Hospital, her many friends
regret to learn. She was
admitted to the hospital on
August 19 th.
