The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, September 09, 1976, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJidflfUf. The Progress-Argus ex tends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: September 10: Mrs. O. E. Ingram, James Curtis Gil bert, Jr., Hammond Barnes, Mrs. D. T. Long, Mrs. James Oliver King, Mary Welch Elliott, Mrs. Nancy S. McGinnis, Mrs. H. M. Stephens, Alton Wyatt Potts, Mrs. J. Avon Gaston, Mrs. Guy Thompson, Carla Denise Moore, Brenda Smith, Mrs. Violet H. Mann, Mrs. Johnnie Meredith, Leslye Michele Hamlin, William Thomas Cochran, Mrs. Claude Col lins, Robert Jeffrey Rooks, H. L. Cook, Richard Vickers, William A. Gilbert, Beth Price, Wendy Buchanan, Elizabeth Collins, Tammy Watkins, Mary E. Phillips, Jerry Minton, Mrs. T. M. Washington. September 11: Mrs. Ralph Cook, Mrs. Bennie Cook, Louise Thurston, Mrs. John B. Settle, Mrs. W. L. Head, Mrs. W. C. Webb, Mrs. Arthur Freeman, Gloria J. Mitchell, Mrs. Marian Wise, Mallory Alan Worley, George Edward Hardy, Jr., Janet Sproggins, Betty Hester, Mrs. Dean L. Strickland, H. E. Waldron, Mrs. Riley Johnson, Gerald Wilson, Howard Goens, Christine McDonald, Paul Jones. September 12: Mrs. T. J. Maddox, Aubrey Rooks, W. A. Dodson, W. L. Holloway, Willey Thaxton, Mrs. Jack Stodghill, Mrs. Ray Jorden, Troy Lee Smith, Scott Woodall, Linda Blanchard, Mrs. Louis Taylor, Mickie Damour, Kimmy Leverrett, Mrs. Wayne McDaniel, David Burford. September 13: L. C. Grant, R. L. Glaze, Mrs. J. M. jinks, George Lamar Morton, Obera Hardy, Mary Frank Meredith, Edward Wise, Mrs. Wiley Thaxton, Ted Daniel Norris, Mrs. James T. Moore, E. P. Colwell, Jr., Mrs. Ray Maddox, David Allison Hardy, Mrs. Ruby Burford, Mrs. John M. Lawton, Michael Howell, Billy Glidewell, Karen Bald win. Kay Whidby, Jennie Lisa Weldon, David Collins, Mrs. C. W. McGough, Mrs. Eugene Williams, John Par lier, Janice Meredith, A1 Cook, Janie McMurray, Mike Harrell, Denise Nasworthy, Susan Luckie, Faye Stodg- yourself and save! & 'f|' • Gets carpet dirt other methods don't reach! 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September 16: Mrs. Zelma Burford, Mr. Thomas Wilson Morton, Johnny Mackey, Randolph Long, Ed Jones, Andrelyn Cook Kersey, Carole Leverette Ridgeway, Hazel Castellaw, Mrs. Ber nice Duke, Tina Meg and Tony Eugene Williams (twins), Mrs. Bruce Wil liams, Mary Jeanette Brooks, Ronald Scott Cook, Mrs. Calvert Lee, Mrs. Neil Jordan, Denise Nasworthy, PERSONALS Mrs. Rebecca Coleman spent a wonderful birthday celebration Sunday, August 29th, with her husband and children at the home of David and Jennifer Garr in Atlanta. Those present in addition to the above named, were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Coleman and children, Jeff, Johnna and Marty of Lafayette, Scott Coleman, and Mrs. Marteil Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Wilson, Mr. Nathan Moore, and Miss Julia Keyes, all of Atlanta were dinner guests Labor Day of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carmichael. They dined at the Elder Hotel, Indian Springs. Mr. and Mrs. D. Edgar Barfield and Karen spent Monday in the mountains of North Georgia while visiting with his brother and family, Dr. Amos J. Barfield, who lives in Cornelia. Friends of Mrs. Martiel Williams will be interested to learn that she is recuperating from a broken leg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Coleman. Miss Julia Keyes returned to her home in Atlanta on Tuesday following a week’s visit in Jackson with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Carmi chael, and Mr. Carmichael. Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell and Franklin David Terrell moved last week into their new home in the Jenkinsburg area. Franklin is stationed in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Power and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tyrus Grant and Iris celebrating the birthday of Mrs. Power. Mr. James Power of Concord, Tenn. and Mrs. Nancy Dean of Norcross will be arriving Friday, Sept. 10th, for the 50th Golden Wedding Anniversary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Power of Jenkins burg, which will be held Sunday, Sept. 12th. Mrs. Elena Carter, Miss Helen Thornton, Mrs. Winnie Moore, Mrs. Sarah Collins, Mrs. Daisy Lee Harper spent Sunday afternoon at the Powers Cross Roads where they enjoyed the Arts and Crafts Festival. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Thaxton have returned home after a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Randy Knott. Chad and new grand -1 daughter. Dinner guests of Mrs. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS. JACKSON. GEORGIA THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1976 COUSINS DAY CELEBRATED AT PAYNE HOME Mr. and Mrs. James Payne hosted a Cousins Day get-together the weekend of August 28-29 with the group meeting at the Payne home on Griffin Road. From there they went to the Elder Hotel, Indian Springs, where they enjoyed a delicious meal and fellowship. Guests included Col. and Mrs. Joe Holbrook of Alexandria, Va., Mrs. Jack Goltman of Memphis, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. George Holbrook of Salisbury, N. C., Mr. Reese Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harris, Charlotte, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Willie Carson of Americus, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kohler of Decatur, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Holbrook of Toccoa, and Mrs. Flo Folsom of Athens. PERSONAL Richard, Ronald and Cyn thia Richmond have arrived from Huntington Beach, Calif., to make their home with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Richmond and Theron. Carolyn Moore on Sunday, September sth, were Mr. and Mrs. Billy McMichael and Connie, Mr. George Duncan of Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. Anne Cochran and Charley of Culloden. The McMichaels returned Mr. Duncan to Estes East Nursing Home, in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. Naamon York and daughter, Lavonne Merritt, were Sunday after noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest York of Locust Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy O’Neal spent the Labor Day weekend in Athens with Dr. and Mrs. Ed Selby, Misses Ashley and Courtenay Selby, going over on Friday and returning to Jackson on Monday. AT THE HOSPITAL Patients at Sylvan Grove Hospital during the period August 31 to September 7 include: Allie Bankston, Billy F. Kelley. Taylor Patrick, Annie Lois Wise, B. 0. Cleveland, Josephine Doug las, B. R. Hay, Mrs. John Smith, Jean Kimbrell. William Gordon, Lillian Evans, Raymond Wilson, Betty Thurman, Lawrence Patterson, Howard Lev erette, Susie Law, David J. Grier, H. E. Freeman, Louise Slaton. Let us give your skin care program a big plus. Redken pH Plus. If your skin is dry, taut and rough, if you're using alkaline makeups and beauty aids, you may be courting dryness, telltale lines and other nasty signs of the times. You may be causing your skin to appear aged before its time. 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LOUISE POTTS The Magnolia Garden Club held their September meet ing at the home of Mrs. Louise Potts on Thursday night. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Nancy Hall and Mrs. Jo Ann Manley. The business session was presided over by the presi dent, Mrs. Ben Paget. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. The October 7th meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Malvern Edwards, 202 McCaskill Drive. HOW WELL MOTIVATED ARE YOU? In sales, there is no such thing as a recession for the person who has drive, imag ination and self-motivation. All that such a person needs is an opportunity, and suc cess is bound to follow. Would you be good at it? Could you earn a substantial income and provide a valu able educational service within your community by selling? The following quiz was designed to identify key indicators not only of sales potential, but also manage ment potential, according to executives at World Book Encyclopedia. Your score should give you a good in dication of your potential in sales management. * * * 1. Do you want to im prove your life-style? (a) Very much (b) Maybe (c) No 2. Do you have a healthy competitive spirit? (a) Yes (b) Only if I’m winning (c) No 3. Do new challenges and experiences excite your en thusiasm? (a) Most of the time (b) Some of the time (c) Never 4. Are you willing to ex pend effort and hours to be successful? (a) Yes (b) Some times (c) No 5. Are you easily discour aged when problems arise? (a) Almost never (b) Rarely (c) Often 6. Are you interested in education, especially the By scratching and biting cats and dogs come together. Local Library Given Mallet Memorials Hawkes Library has re cently received two additions to its book collection to honor the memory of Hugh Mallet, Jr. The Oxford Book of English Verse was the gift of Mrs. Hugh Mallet, Jr. of Alexandria, Virginia. The anthology, newly revised and edited by Helen Gardner of Oxford University, is con sidered the standard collec tion of representative Eng lish poetry from its beginning in the Middle Ages to the present. The Ascent of Man by J. Bronowski was the donation of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Settle of CamD H>U Pennsylvania. This illustrated volume is a compilation of the materials presented in the award winning television series. Brownowski, historian, scientist and poet, traced and integrated the cultural and scientific achievements of man which make him unique among all creatures and celebrate his humanity. Mr. Mallet, a native of Jackson and an honor graduate of Jackson High School, was the son of Mrs. Hugh Mallet, Sr. At the time of his death in March of this year, he was chief of the legal counsel division of the Federal Rnreau of Investiga tion, Washington, D. C. education of your children? (a) Yes, very much (b) Maybe (c) Not at all 7. Do you like people and enjoy meeting and talk ing to them? (a) Yes (b) Sometimes (c) No 8. Do you have any sales experience? (a) A great deal (b) Some (c) None at all ANSWERS: Score three points for every answer in column “a,” two points for every answer in column “b” and one point for every answer in column “c.” If your total score is above 16, then consider yourself a good prospect for a position with World Book, a leading publisher of encyclopedias. If your score is 20 or above, then you are an excellent prospect for World Book’s comprehensive sales man agement trainee program. Should you want to con tinue along the road to a successful and meaningful career, you can get further information by calling your local World Book represent ative in the yellow pages of your phone book. mEEKEN' PMNYOUR PROPERTY PROTECTION Prepared by The Society of Chartered Property & Casualty Underwriters, the national pro fessional society whose mem bers have earned the CPCU designation by meeting high educational, ethical and expe rience requirements. (3) ft CPCU \ I TH tOCIITV OP CHARTIRIO PROPIMT* U ft CASUALTY UNOIRWRITIRf Q. My zany neighbor is in the habit of leaving notes in her mailbox to her teen-age son, such as, *'Benjy, I’m at the movies. Will be home at 8. The key is under the mat." If her house is robbed while she's out sighing over Cary Grant, is her insurance company liable? A. If she has a homeowners policy, yes. But you might remind your neighbor that care lessness like that only tends to drive insurance rates up. That note to her teen-age son might be an invitation to a burglar. The chances of a burglar visiting your home will be minimized if you practice a few common sense precautions. • Keep all doors and win dows locked. • Don’t leave your house key . under a doormat or over a door. On rare occasions, when you feel you must leave a note don’t tell someone where to find the key! • Don't leave ladders around your property. There’s no reason why you should make the housebreaker's job easier. C^^S(iouj, ioom zequeit tfze fionoz of youz fizeience 'jjlj' at tfie [}a[[ <S(ioujLng of tlte [ats.it in [Bzida[ aifiioni jpp on Sunday tfie tureftfz of M 0 one. tfiouiand nine, fuindxed and leoenty lix CPg at four o c[ocd at cdjo[iday dJnn [Banquet rfesT: (f^eoxgia SPONSORS Courtesy Florist Ken’s Photography Genevia’s Bridal & Formal Mays Printing Company Shoppe Thomas Travel Agency Holiday Inn of Griffin Treasure Chest \\\% Julian’s WHIE tUS? THANK YOU I feel very humble and very grateful for the results given to me by the citizens of Butts County. To put into words my feelings at this moment would be very diffi cult. I have worked hard, honestly and sincerely for the office of Tax Commissioner and I feel a deep sense of appreciation to the many friends and my family who have worked so very hard in my behalf. I shall always be thankful for my friends, my family and those who have supported me. I will, as stated in my campaign, strive to be the best Tax Commissioner this County has ever had. I will keep my campaign promises to run the office of Tax Commissioner in a business like manner and will be honest, fair and diligent in all of my dealings with the public. I will keep the office of the Tax Commissioner open to all the public, for fast, accurate and dedicated service, as I have stated during the campaign. Again, I want to say thank you, for this opportunity of service to the people of Butts County, and I will do my best at all times. Thank You from the bottom of my heart. RICKY BEAUCHAMP TAX COMMISSIONER-ELECT GRIFFIN TECH STUDENT- Tim Kitchens, of Jackson, taking a radio-television repair course, concentrates on a schematic of an electronics circuit during a class session. HE 1 - To be fond of learning is to be at the gate of knowledge. The Strawberry Patch Gift Specialties 125 E. 2nd St., Jackson, Ga. Wishes to congratulate Miss Sherri Lee Oliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Finney, of Jackson, Ga., on her engagement and forthcoming marriage to Mr. Walter Lee Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Joe Bennett, of Indian Springs, Ga. Miss Oliver has picked out her casual china, stainless and crystal at The Strawberry Patch.