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THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1977
Nazarenes To
Have Revival
March 813
The Jackson Church of the
Nazarene is holding a series
ol revival services beginning
Tuesday, March Bth, and
extending through Sunday.
Marth 13th. Services will be
held at 7:30 pin each
owning and at 11 a m. and
fi:0o p.m nr, Sunday.
The gue> sp< iker for
spec .il services . ;i be the
He> Wav land Caw thorp of
M* Kne. Illinois, who will be
as';siii in the musical
pwiiui of the services by his
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Hcv (lawthorp is an elder
it: 'he Church of the
Nazarene and a graduate of
Trevecca Nazarene College,
ol Nashville. Tenn. He began
his ministry in 1963 by
organizing the Rocky Creek
Church of the Nazarene,
Castalian Springs, Tenn. He
later accepted the pastorate
in Doyle, Tenn., where he
pastured until entering the
held of full-time evangelism.
. Rev. E. Ray Savage,
pastor, and his congregation
extend a cordial invitation to
the public to worship with
'tern during this special
scries of services.
Rev. Partain
To Head Music
For Nazarenes
Rev. E Ray Savage,
pastor of the Jackson Church
of the Nazarene. has announ
ced that the church has
employed Rev. Ken Partain
to serve as the Church's
Minister of Music. He will
begin his duties at the church
on March 6th and will be
responsible for developing
and directing the Church's
entire music program.
Mr. Partain is a native of
Texas and is a graduate of
Wesley College in Jackson.
Mississippi. He has served
churches in Crockett. Texas,
and Jackson, Mississippi.
Mrs. Partain is the former
Sandra Elliott, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Sanford Elliott
ol Flovilla. She attended
Wesley College in Jackson,
piano The Partains have two
i ildren. Philip Wayne and
Mary Catherine. They reside
n: the Iron Springs con -
munity.
Fire Destroys
Acreage at Stark
According to Butts County
Sheriff Billy Leverette. a fire
destroyed several acres of
lores’ in the Stark com
mutttty Saturday. February
Leverette said the Flovilla
lire department and the state
forestry department answer
'd the call and was able to
go' the blaze under control
before extensive damage
was done.
Though the fire got close to
some homes, none was
damaged according to
Lev erettc.
PERSONAL
Mr. M. L. Hodges. Sr is at
home now following a period
of a month and a half in
Sylvan Grove Hospital, his
many friends will be interest
ed to know.
THE CHIRO-IN FORMER
Need has led to most of the
world's groat discoveries. In
lK*r. Chiropractic became
one answer to human health
needs The firm established
principles of Chiropractic
have NEVER boon dis
prov ed!
Every cell and process of
i: e body are controlled by
li e nerve system. This fact
led to the development of
Chiropractic principles in
t oKRECTING the CAUSE
o! l'is ease l! is a method ot
IIE.M INC not therapy
Chiropractic must be
USED, not just tried! It
DOES help most of the cases
it accepts, giving LIFE to
years, and YEARS to Life
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NAZARENE REVIVAL - Rev. Wayland Gawthorp
and his wife Joan of Mt. Erie, Illinois will be conducting
revival services at the Jackson Church of the Nazarene
March 8-13 The public is invited to attend the services
which begin each evening at 7:30 and 11:00 a.m. and 6:00
p.m. on Sunday. March 13.
Creative
Cookery
Bv Film? F. Milam
Zucchini Squash is usually
plentiful in almost every
season. and reasonably
priced. Here is a recipe for
fried zucchini which has
extra seasonings. These
squash are crisp and very
good .
FRIKD ZUCCHINI SQUASH
1 egg
1 cup half and half
1 cup all purpose flour
one third cup whole wheat
flour
one third cup corn meal
1 teaspoon celery seed
1 teaspoon garlic powder
l teaspoon lemon pepper
_ teaspoon thyme
1 teaspoon salt
teaspoon paprika
1-2 pounds medium sized
zucchini
Whip egg and half and half
together. Mix all dry
ingredients together. Wash
and dry zucchini. Cut
lengthwise into halves and
cut each half into long strips
; inch wide Let squash soak
in egg mixture. Coat slices
with breading. Deep fry in
hot vegetable oil until brown
and crisp. Drain on paper
towels and serve immediate
ly This dish can also be
served as an appetizer.
CITY'S NATURAL
U.AS CRISIS KNDS
Jackson Mayor C. B
Brown, Jr announced Tues
day that the natural gas
shortage has eased to the
extent that the City's
churches and recreational
programs will be in full
operation this week.
The Mayor did caution all
gas users, however, to
continue their conservation
practices.
C \ RP OF THANKS
1 w ould like to thank all oi
my friends for the cards and
visits while 1 was in the
Sylvan Grove Hsopital. A
special thanks to the nursing
staff and to Dr Newman who
were so good to me during
my stay Myrtice Darnell.
Money Raised from Roll-a-thon
Exceeds Goal Set for County
Ate al of 510.379.00 was r
pledged for the Butts County (
Hear* Fund drive which *
featured a 20-hour "roll-a- t
!h<'ii" at Joel's Roller Rink
from 10:30 Saturday night
uioil t; 30 p in. Sunday t
This amount greatly ex- |
eet'ded the goal of $2,400.00 j
which had been previously t
set for Butts County accord
ing to the originator and
organizer ol the event, Paul r
Anderson. W.KiA person- ' ,
ali'y
Anderson said that 20of the
more than 400 skasers who s
parlicip. 'ed at the skating s
marathon-completed the full s
2o hour; ■ the contest.
In v he has her
Cystic Fibrosis
Bike-A-Thon
Be Held April 2
Get out those bicycles
boys, girls, men and women.
Let's ride for the research
and cure for Cystic Fibrosis.
Cystic Fibrosis is an inherit
ed disease that damages the
lunes and digestive svstem.
It is a thick mucous that
clogs the openings to the
lungs and digestive system.
The average life span for a
Cystic Fibrosis child is 18 to
19 years of age.
Shane McCord. 9 month old
son of William and Lether
McCord, has Cystic Fibrosis.
He will ride in the bike-a-thon
■ weather permitting) with
his father. The ride will begin
at the courthouse square, go
to the WJGA Radio Station
and back to the square
beginning at 10:00 A.M. The
riders may ride the route as
many times as they like. The
bike route is approximately
two miles.
There is a first place prize
for the rider who collects the
largest amount of money.
There will be 10 to 15 other
prizes to be given away, and
a prize for the youngest 4th
grade boy and girl who
participates in the ride
Students at Henderson Jr.
High may sign up on
Thursday s Students at Hen
derson Elementary may sign
up on Wednesdays. Students
a: ISA may sign up on
Mondays and students at
Jackson High School should
contact Darrell Pippin. For
further information please
contact Mrs. Lether McCord
at 775-4477 There will also be
a bake sale on the square the
day of the bike-a-thon If you
can't ride a bicycle come by
and buy a cake to help
children like little Shane
McCord.
AT THE HOSPITAL
Patients at Sylvan Grove
Hospital during the period
February 22—March 1 in
clude :
Emmett Thornton. John C.
Thaxton. Howell McMichaei.
Moilie Padgett. Truman
Hardy. Frank Hosey. Lewis
Evans. C. B. Brown. Jr.,
Cora Tipton. Mertiee Dar
nell Lillie Mae McLees.
Robert Fears. Mary Bra
zil. Dome Mills. Peggy Cook.
Julia Hodges. Marvin Davis.
Frances Cook. L A Harper.
William R. Pope. Delia
Watkins. Mary L Adams.
notified by the Atlanta
Chapter of the Heart Associa
tion that Butts County is the
t:.’-.' county in Georgia ever
•o have organized a roll-a
--■; ■: lor the Heart Associa
i ion.
Anderson stated he would
like to thank the several
businesses which donated
l> and. decorations and items
to be given away which
aided four AM portable
radios, six cowboy hats and
c< record albums
lie also expressed thanks
■ .loot Cawthon for his
support and use of the
sk. nnk and to all the
ska'iT.v. volunteers and con
‘’t’ -Jors to tlu- heart fund
