The Jackson progress-argus. (Jackson, Ga.) 1915-current, November 04, 1976, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextcMapjUf, feiSltlulGUf, The Progress-Argus ex tends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: November 5: Grace S. Hays, J. C. McClure, Mrs. F. L. Maddox, Perry Gene Duke, Charlotte Kitchens, Mrs. Bob Carmichael, Mrs. Roy Prosser, John Lewis Carter, David Roland Wash ington, David Haynes, Butler Smith, William L. Patrick, Marilyn Pope, W. E. Blue, R. A. Vaughn, Kathy Arlene Rutledge, James Pettigrew Wade, Tammi Dianne Franks, Raymond Larry Lunsford. Bruce J. Lane, Mrs. Ronald Andrews. November 6: Horace Lee Cawthon, Mrs. Lois Helm, Mrs. Betty H. Tyler, Mrs. Albert Duke, Mrs. T. W. Hammond, Herbert O’Kel lev. Mrs. Harry Fletcher, Danny Blue, M. L. Hodges, Jr.. Carl Dewitt Jarrell, David Chestnut, Mrs. Karen Kelley Mrs. D. Richard Ballard, Mable Padgett, Mrs. Ella Ham. November 7: George T. Harkness, Valeria Mackey, Kathleen Mackey, Elzie Wells, Mrs. Oscas Owen, David R. Bailey, John Burt Knowles, Mrs. G. W. Blank enship. Mrs. Grover Mc- Kibben, Jr., Mrs. Nevin Clay, Mrs. Fred Harris, Mark Raborn. Eric Campbell, Mrs. Leslie Johnson, Martha Ridgeway. November 8: Mary R. Rawls, Bobby Hammond, JOYCE BARNES GIVES PROGRAM ON FLOWER BOXES The Iron Springs Sunshine Club met October 27th for their regular monthly meet ing. Two members, Mrs. Emma Riley and Mrs. Ethel Thurman, were welcomed as new members. Mrs. Frances James gave the devotional and Mrs. Joyce Barnes led in prayer. Cards were sent to the sick and reports given. The president reported that the Iron Springs Club was first place winner with their booth at the Butts County Fair and she thanked each one who had a part in any way toward the booth. She also reported that Mrs. Bailey (Martha) Jones from the community was named Woman of the Year by the Exchange Club. She also announced that the owner of the beautiful Star quilt (red, white and blue), made and quilted by the members of the club, was Mrs. Harriet Buchanan Stone of Atlanta. Thanks were also extended those who had a part in the quilt. Plans were made to deliver baskets, etc. around Thanksgiving to shut-ins and sick. Mrs. Barnes gave the program on flower boxes and their uses. Each told what they had done and made of importance during the year. The hostesses, Mrs. Fran ces James and Mrs. Joyce Barnes, served punch, cake, nuts and Halloween candy. A correction was noted in the minutes of the September meeting with the name of Mrs. Lois Bailey omitted from the hostess list and the name of Mrs. Mary Burpee as a visitor. PERSONAL Mr and Mrs. E. D. Briscoe attended the Georgia-Cincin nati game at Sanford Stadium in Athens Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tucker were invited to Plains Saturday night for,, a square dance with the Carter family. Ellis Cook, Patsy Martin, Edith Maddox Lunsford, Betty Joanne Bennett, Mrs. Roy Mitchell, J. Dawson Bryant, Mrs. Douglas Wil lard. Gary Todd Hillard, Merritt S. Taylor, Mrs. W. C. Bradley, Sr., Chuck Glover, Jack Bedsole. November 9: Edna Conkle, Mrs. J. D. Bankston, Jack Lofton, Ann Clark, Martha Lee Maddox, Mrs. W. L. Howell, Mrs. Thomas Fogg, Elana Compton, A. G. Cowan, Kimberly Dawn Kierbow, Clarence Edward Daniel, Jr., Brenda Fore hand. Mrs. Billy Pelt, Lyn Hudgins, Mrs. James 0. Fincher, Martha Lynn Finch er. Johnny Branch, Vickie Lawson, Kathy Freeman Mai coil, S. J. Loftin, Ronnie Hines. November 10: Robert Hardy, Mrs. D. D. Estes, Betty Ruth Meredith, Mrs. Ora Owens, Mrs. A. H. Waldrop. Mrs. Ann Shields, Patricia Ann Minton, Jimmy Aw try. H. Ed Martin, Jr., Jason Phillips, Mrs. Chas. E. Bennett, Joe B. Taylor, Mrs. Ruth Thomas. November 11: Annette Moore. Absolem Hardy Ogle tree. Asa O’Neal, Mrs. Alvin Rush. Judy Annette Rush, Larry Hodges, George Mer ritt Brooks, A. A. Thrasher, Mary Warwick, Mrs. Johnny Kinard. Julie Ann Morris, R. F. Burpee, Dr. E. Gonzalez, Kara Black, James A. Gregory, Mary Louise Res press. Alan C. Bowen. LOCAL MATRONS JOIN FRIENDS FOR MOUNTAIN TRIP Two local matrons, Mrs. Lois Coleman and Mrs. Florence Harris, joined Mrs. Julia Bailey of Lawrenceville and Miss Louise Elliott of East Point, for a most interesting trip last week, leaving on Tuesday and returning late Thursday. The group toured the Blue Ridge Mountains, Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina, and Tennessee and report the leaves indescrib ably beautiful. As one in the party stated, “the foliage has never been more beautiful and we had such a good driver in Julia, who chauffeured us through beautiful country.” Mrs. Bailey was house guest of Mrs. Coleman Thursday night while Miss Elliott spent the night with Mrs. Harris. The out of towners left Friday after noon for East Point where Mrs. Bailey was overnight guest of Miss Elliott, return ing to Lawrenceville on Saturday. MRS. PROSSER HONORED BY BCART The Butts County Associa tion of Retired Teachers honored Mrs. Thelma Pros ser recently by donating a limited edition of the book, “Reflections of Georgia Retired Teachers”, in her honor to Hawkes Library. Mrs. Prosser was respon sible for organizing this group and also served as its president for two years. The book, which contains a collection of stories and reminiscences from teachers throughout the state of Georgia, was presented in Mrs. Prosser’s honor for her outstanding service in the organization. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Morris Williams visited Mrs. J. C. Baughnan in Hiawassee, last week. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA FBLA OFFICERS INSTALLED AND INITIATED The installation and initia tion of the new members and officers of Future Business Leaders of America of Jackson High School was recently held at the First Church of the Nazarene in the Fellowship Hall. The meeting was called to order by the president, Miss Elaine Elliott. For the benefit of the new members, the old members went through a candlelight ceremony ex plaining the emblem of Future Business Leaders of America. A delicous supper consisting of spaghetti, French bread, tossed salad, and strawberry short cake, which was prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cook was served by Miss Sybil Perdue. We were glad to have as our guest the former Presi dent, Miss Deborah Dawson. She conducted our installa tion service of new officers. President-Elaine Elliott, Vice President-Renee Ker sey, Secretary-Donna Steve son, Treasurer-Lee Ann Harris, Parliamentarian- Linday Mackey, Historian- Karen Lofton, Reporter-Rose Campbell. After the installa tion the members of last year presented Deborah with a president’s pen The next meeting will be held on club day at school which is the 10th of November. Reporter-Rose Campbell. VOCA MEMBERS ATTEND WORKSHOP IN GRIFFIN Members of the Jackson High VOCA (Vocational Opportunists Clubs of America) and Henderson Junior High VOCA attended an officers training workshop in Griffin last Saturday. The workshop is conducted every year for club officers and members for the purpose of teaching the students the responsibilities and duties of each officer. The workshop was held at Griffin High School from 9 A.M. untill 12:00. There were 21 clubs represented and approximately 150 in total attendance for the training conference. The students were wel comed by Mrs. Virginia Shapard, State Senator from Griffin, Senator Shapard talked about her travel to other countries and pointed out that we are very lucky in America to have the right to choose our own education and occupation. Those attending from Jackson High School were Darrell Pippin, Timothy Fish, Edward Head, Pamela Pye, Felecia Henderson, Willie Mae Childs and Don Cook. Jeff Cammon, Reporter. Announcing Ifif*** asBF Has Joined the W Staff of Dee’s Beauty Salon. Call 775-7487 for an Appointment with Ruth Tante, Joyce Martin, or J 0 Linda Bailey LOCAL MATRONS ATTEND STATE NSDAR MEETING The Georgia State Board of Management, National Society Daughters American Revolution, held the Fall meeting at the Quality Inn, Cartersville, October 27th and 28th, under the able leadership of Mrs. Louis Joseph Bahin, State Regent. The Etowah Chapter NSDAR of Cartersville graciously hosted the group with warm hospitality. The meeting was well attended by representatives from the local NSDAR chapters throughout the State who were privileged to receive information instruc tion on the many phases of services planned for cover age during the year, both by National and State officers and Committee chairmen. Attending from the Wil liam Mclntosh Chapter NSDAR were Mrs. Anna dawn W. Edwards, Regent; Mrs. Edith F. Echols, Chaplain; and Mrs. Beth T. Hearn. New Arrivals Via LITTLE MISS BROWN* Mr. and Mrs. Dane R. Brown announce the birth of a daughter. Rachael Melissa, September 26th at South Fulton Hospital, Atlanta. Maternal grandmothers is Mrs. Betty Munford of Atlanta. Paternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Mayfield of Atlanta and great grandmother is Mrs. Clyde Wise of Jackson. LITTLE MR. CULBRETH Mr. and Mrs. James W. Culbreth of Decatur an nounce the birth of a son, Adam Jeffrey, October 13th ai Piedmont Hospital, At lanta. Maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Mayfield of Atlanta. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Culbreth of Atlanta. Great grandmother is Mrs. Clyde Wise of Jackson. PERSONAL Forming a congenial group and motoring to Athens on Saturday for the Georgia- Cincinnati game were Messrs. E. M. McCord, Milton Daniel, Bill Sasser, and Johnny Smolka. Messrs Frank Barnes and Steve Barnes went over the Athens on Saturday for the Georgia-Gncinnati game at Sanford Field. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1976 NEWS FROM WORTHVILLE By Mrs. L. C. Tribble The Adult Training Union Class of Worthville Baptist Church went over to Griffin FYiday night for supper at the Bonanza restaurant. Those attending were Rev. and Mrs. Clarage Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Kitch ens, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Parker, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Washington, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tribble, Mr. and Mrs. Re bon Maddox, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Faulkner, Mrs. J. H. Pope, Mrs. Minnie Lee Hodges, Mrs. Nellie Cochran, Mrs. Martha Sealey and Mr. Glen Avery. It was a very enjoyable occassion. We would like to welcome to our community Mi-, and Mrs. W. R. Barr. They have recently moved into their new home on Keys Ferry Road. We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Washington on the birth of a son, Andrew Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Washington on the birth of a son, Joseph Cory. Mrs. F. B. Mason had as guests during the week Mrs. Rosa Mae Smith and Mrs. Martha Cook of Jackson. Mrs. J. H. Pope has returned home after a weeks visit in Decatur with her grandson, Bobby Wilson, while Mr. and Mrs. Wilson toured the mountains of North Carolina and Tennes see. Mrs. J. H. Pope had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson and Bobby of Decatur and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Welch of Jackson. Mrs. Edna Wilkerson of Atlanta spent several days last week with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Cochran. Mr. Terry Webb is out of the hospital and visiting his brother, Mr. Gary Webb of Atlanta; Gary and Terry visited,their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb had as other guests on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. George Boigt of Atlanta visited Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tribble had as guests several days last week Mr. and Mrs. Whaley Tribble of Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tribble visited Mr. and Mrs. Otis Faulkner Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Ireland had as guests recently Rev. and Mrs. Henry Brooks of Locust Grove, Mrs. Ves Lunsford of Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blanken ship of Stockbridge. Mrs. Minnie Lee Hodges had as guest on Tuesday, her daughter, Mrs. Tom Collins of Decatur. Mrs. W. S. White had as guests Tuesday Mrs. Phillip Green and Mrs. Grady Wilson of Decatur and Mrs. E. M. Me Cart of Covington. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barr spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Smith of Sparta, Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Washington of Morrow visit ed Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Washington on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Washington visited her sister, Mrs. Madge Granger, a patient at Emory Hospital Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Granger is in a serious condition. We pray she will soon be feeling better. Weekly Devotional Rev. W. C. James, Pastor China Grove & Zion Baptist Churches CHRISTIAN INVENTORY TEXT—ROM. 10 -10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteous ness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 1. Do you look for something to criticize, or do you look for something to praise? For instance, if in your church the choir puts on an anthem or a cantata or an oratorio, do you jump on the mistakes and the inade quacies that are bound to be there, or do you comment on the parts which were well sung, stressing that a very creditable attempt has been made to sing a piece of great music, even if it did not reach professional standards? 2. Do you encourage or discourage? When some course of action is suggested do you promptly see all the difficulties which make it impossible, or do you see the possibilities which make it well worth trying? Are you one of the people who sit and consider or one of the people who rise and march? :i Do you count your blessings, or do you count your misfortunes? Do you thank God for what you have, or do you curse God for what you have lost? 4. Do you look on a difficult situation as a disaster or as an opportunity? Do you regard a crisis as a time to sit down and wail or a time to rise up and act? The minimum inside finished depth of a clothes closet should be 24 inches. Lets Talk Turkey! Free Turkey given with purchase of: • RCa console tv. • CONSOLE stereos 9 HOTPOINT RANGES • HOTPOINT REFRIGERATORS • HOTPOINT WASHERS • HOTPOINT FREEZERS • HOTPOINT DRYERS f • HOTPOINT DISHWASHERS • S2OO OR MORE IN FURNITURE Merchandise purchased on builder’s plan not accepted. Effective November 4 Thru December 24 HODGES ACE HOME CENTER 922 E. Third Street Phone 775-7501 OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS PLENTY FREE PARKING PERSONAL Mrs. Douglas Richardson of Bay Gty, Michigan arrived last week for a visit with her sister, Mrs. India Bailey, and Mr . and Mrs. Lou W. Moelchert. Another sister of Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. J. F. Rogers of Gainesville, is expected to arrive later this week for a visit. Mrs. Richardson celebrated her 84th birthday Friday with Mrs. Bailey and the Moel cherts. Messrs. Charles Carter, Wes Carter. Mac Collins, Andy and Mike Collins, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Standard of McDonough formed a congenial group and motored to Athens on Saturday for the Georgia-Cincinnati game. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Harris had as houseguests this wwk Mr. and Mrs. Jack “Christmas Special” Bxlo COLOR PORTRAIT FEATURING “NEW” SCENIC BACKGROUND 50c Film Fee One “Special” Per Family Groups 5.99 Per Person Additional Subjects $1.69 Satisfaction Guaranteed Minors Must Be Accompanied By Parent Introducing 9 ’ We are pleased to make your portrait. We hope you and your loved ones find a lifetime of pleasure in our creation Nov. 5 and 6 - Friday and Saturday Photographer’s Hours: 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. JACKSON DRUGS Hinton of Daytona Beach, Florida, also on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flani gan of Winder spent the day with these friends. Miss Myra Manley was invited to homecoming fes tivities, a barbecue, and the football game between Pres byterian College and Lenoir Rhyne the past weekend at Clinton, South Carolina. She was accompanied by her mother. Dr. Jo Anne Manley. To freeze meat, use a mois ture-vapor-proof wrap, such as heavy aluminum foil, heavily waxed freezer paper, or specially laminated papers.