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HiAUuHatf. The Progress-Argus ex tends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: April 22: Mrs. R. M. Vickers, Mrs. E. A. Godsey, M. F. Batchelor, Virginia Haynes, Terry Kitchens, Mark Elveen Mixon, Carl Oaks, Larry Lofton, Mrs. Jack Youngblood, Mrs. Jack L. Puckett, Lisa Benton. April 23: James Finley Saunders, Andy Ray Kim bell, Dan Fears, John Allen Moore, George Lamar Mor ton, Jr., Clifford L. Sanvidge, Charles Keith Williams, Trice Syring, Tammy Ouzts, Susan Biles. April 24: Mary Spencer, Bernard Singley, Carol Ann Ingram, Mrs. J. W. Brown ing. Jr., Richard Kapiloff, Mrs. J. D. Keehn, Kip Cobb, Gene Campbell, Ralph Campbell, Sr., Mrs. Patricia Hopkins. April 25: Mrs. John Thurston, W. A. Barnes, Mrs. T. H. , Faulkner, Randall Maddox, June Lane, Karen The CHIRP-INFORMER In 1895, D. D. Palmer restored hearing to a deaf Negro, named Harvey Lil lard. Thus, Chiropractic (meaning - to heal by hand) was born, developing into the world’s largest healing art. The impact upon traditional healing practitioners was beyond imagination! Schools were organized to teach the new “miracle” healing method, despite opposition. Chiropractors were jailed, fined, and imprisoned in many States, as recently as 1973. Today, all 50 States have licensing laws for legal practice of Chiropractic. Medicare and over 800 insurance firms reimburse patient claims. Modern schools now are upgraded to fill needs of today, with educational re quirements equal to the other healing arts, fully accredited nationally. Thus, you can approach your Chiropractor with full confidence. Your case will be accepted for rational Chiro practic correction. LIVE better, FEEL better! Call 775-7193 to see Dr. R. J. Cartwright, at 540 West Third Street. fM IMPORTANT NOTICE!! IJ^ tSkJS To The Residents of Butts County G&B PROCESSING CO., INC. Will Have A Large Wholesale On Saturday, April 23rd Our Truck Will Be Located At JACKSON PRODUCE CO.. ON EAST THIRD ST. from 2:30 until Sold Out THE SPECIALS BELOW WILL BE OFFERED •27 Servings Beef Round Steaks Cubea • Servings Beil Pettiif • 16 Servings Chopped Sirloin Steaks Riidv’s Farm Sausage §3 SERVINGS OF BEEF At Lets Than 25c Patties, 6 lb box $7 Per Serving Meal It: 4n95r sr r j or Bh More Purchased 5 Lbs. Pork Chops $6.90 I 5 Lbs. Pork Ribs $4.90 jg*- U.S.D.A. Food Stamps Gladly Accepted U.S.D.A. & G.S.D.A. Inspected Meats ij^jjjjp 5 Garr, Jan Cowan, Mrs. Marion Mobley, Howard Keith Mann, Lisa Rich, Warren Dahlin. April 26: Mrs. R. M. White, S. L. Thomas, Jerry Long, Mrs. J. T. Harris, Mrs. John Butler, Roy Hardy, Jane Thurston, Bennie Akin Thurston, R. E. Patrick, Mrs. C. R. Watkins, Mrs. T. J. Guthery, Tommy James, Billy Lane, Bonnie James, Mac Long, Mary Lee B. Martin, Glynn Mangham, William Delano Williamson, 111, Erwin Stanley Nelson, Mike Batchelor, Mrs. H. Dan Smith, Billy Darsey, Robert Fincher, James W. Jenkins, J. D. Keehn, Michael Gray, Buck Lewis. April 27: Tommy McMi chael, Herbert Barnes, Mrs. W. E. Vaughn, Mrs. C. E. Landers, John Michael Wal lace, Paul Stephen Bryan, Janice Harriett Burford, Jack Copeland, Bobby Harri son, David Scott Barnes, Donna Cook, Mary Hoard, Billy Franklin, E. B. Mason, Beverly O’Neal, Kathy Mor gan, Shawn Hall, Sammy and Sandra Smith (twins), Jana Prine, B. B. Doster. April 28: Irvin Ross, Albert Willard, Lanier Faulkner, Mrs. J. C. Maddox, Gene Harper, Eddie Deraney, Jeanette Mitchell, Bobby Pope, Kenneth Wilson Pullin, B. O. Cleveland, Mrs. D. R. Pickern and Mrs. G. R. Tutton (twins), Joel Crane, Patsy Colwell, W. S. Bel mont, Jr., Mrs. Richard Hightower, Kathy Mealey, Mrs. Cora Simpson, Mae Linch. AZALEA CLUB HEARD PROGRAM ON ROSE GROWING The monthly meeting of the Azalea Garden Club was held April 12th at the lovely home of Marilyn Raynor with Rita Mangham as co-hostess. Janie Carmichael reported that the planting and care of the shrubbery at the welcom ing signs entering Jackson had been completed. Mrs. Charlotte Weaver gave a most interesting and informative talk concerning the growing and care of roses. All members are hard at work making plans for entries in the Flower Show to be held at the EMC Building on Mav 18th. THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA JUS PARTICIPATES IN FFA FORESTRY FIELD DAY EVENTS The Future Farmers of America Chapter of Green ville took top honors in an area FFA Forestry Field Day on April 14 at Franklin, Georgia. The Upson County FFA Chapter, Yatesville, placed second. The Field Day was sponsored by Georgia Kraft Company. Company repre sentative John Landcaster, Area Forester, presented the awards. Malcolm Dillard, consul tant forester, stated that they will participate in the 18th annual statewide finals at High Falls State park on April 28. The Trust Company of Georgia and its family of affiliated banks are sponsor ing the state finals. Some 198 contestants, representing 18 chapters, participated in the field day. Schools represented were Butts County, Central of Carrollton, Villa Rica, Doug las County, Fayette County, Haralson County, Harris County, Heard County, Hen ry County, Lamar County, Greenville, Mary Persons, Newton County, Pike County, Talbot County, Troup Coun ty, Robert E. Lee High, Hogansville, Jackson, Bowden and Upson Counties. A target shooting event is sponsored by the Sunland School F’lans, Inc., a division of the Progressive Farmer Magazine and handled by the Game and Fish Division of the Depart ment of Natural Resources. The winner of the rifle shoot was Jackson High School FFA Chapter Agriculture teacher, George Weldon. Richard Hatcher, ranger, Game and Fish Division, presented him a Coleman Sportster stove. Field Day Participants from Jackson included Ray mond Yancy who placed second in his event, William Yancy, Chuck Heath, Ricky Cook, John Oxenford, Mau rice Ball, Jeff Hurst, Curtis Henderson, Carl Jarrell, W'esley Baker, and Keith Williams. Also attending the event were Dawson Heath and Michael Radzik. The Forestry Field Days give each FFA member an opportunity to display the forestry skills he has acquired in Vocational Agri culture. In addition, it gives the FFA Advisor a means of creating an interest in Forestry for FFA members. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Lou Moel chert and Thomas Jester returned Wednesday from a trip to Chicago where they attended a showing of fall merchandise on display at Cotter & Cos Engagement Barbara Gilmore, Stephen Joe Fletcher Announced Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Gilmore of Monticello, Geor gia announce the engage ment and forthcoming mar riage of their daughter, Barbara, to Stephen Joe Fletcher, son of Mr. Emmet L. Fletcher of Dublin and Mrs. Gilbert S. Henley of Locust Grove, Georgia. The bride-elect attended Jasper County Schools and graduated from Piedmont Academy. PERSONAL Mrs. Doyle Jones, Jr. and her sister, Mrs. O. L. Holmes, of New Orleans, La., went over to Athens on The Weight Loss Program Nobody Believes! The groom-elect is a graduate of Jackson High School and is employed with the Georgia Power Com pany. The wedding will take place Saturday, May 28th, at the Monticello Methodist Church at three o’clock in the afternoon. No invitations are being sent; however, all friends and relatives are invited to attend. Saturday for the weekend with their mother, Mrs. L. F. Griffeth. and family. Mrs. Holmes remained in Athens for a longer visit with her mother before returning to her home. Total nutrition No hunger pangs No drugs Drink milkshakes & eat regular foods Sender Now... It can happen toyou. Hard to believe? Not tor those who have tried it and are losing up to 30 pounds in the first month! What can you lose by looking into it? Only something you've wanted to lose for a long, long time. ■ml don't believe it but...a ■ I'd like to know more. Please send me complete details. I understand I am under no obligation. NAME ~~ ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP Man now to Jim & Mary Nelle Robertson DISTRIBUTOR S NAME PHONE NUMBER P. O. Box 3855, Jackson, Ga 30233 775-2578 address 775-7402 THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1977 HAWTHORNE CLUB HEARD PROGRAM ON ARRANGING The Hawthorne Garden Club met April 12th at the home of Mrs. A. H. Coleman with President Mrs. W. N. Harris presiding. Fourteen members and one visitor, Miss Christine Hardy, were present. The devotional of scripture pertaining to Easter was given by Mrs. H J. Greer. Mrs. M. W. Juhlin gave pointers and the group discussed the forthcoming flower show. Mrs. Artis Wilson brought a most informative program on flower arranging. Refreshments, consisting of pound cake and ice cream, were served by Mrs. Cole man, hostess, and Mrs. Harris, co-hostess. BC'ABC KICK-OFF MEETING APRIL 28TH The Butts County Beautifi cation through Conservation Kick-off meeting will be held Thursday, April 28th, at 7:30 P.M. in The Central Georgia EMC Auditorium. The Geor gia Natural Resources De partment will furnish the speaker for this meeting. The public is invited. PERSONAL Dr. Jo Ann Manley was in Atlanta on Monday to pay tribute to Charles L. Doughty at a special service held at Alliance Theatre in Me morial Arts Center. Mr. Doughty, Director of Atlanta Children’s Theatre, w f as well known in Jackson, where ACT had performed for many years. The University of Denver graduated and internationally recognized authority on childrens theatre died of a heart attack while visiting his son, Bix Doughty, who wrote and is producing ACT s current run of "Noah and the Great Ark.” No chemicals Gain extra energy No meetings to attend No exercise No gimmicks Money-back guarantee D )V m\ i li HOME CEREMONY UNITES CINDY LUSK AND BOBBY COOK Cindy Lusk and Bobby Cook were united in holy matrimony on April 2nd at 7:30 o'clock in the evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Billy F. Cook, parents of the groom. Mr. John Moore. Justice of the Peace, performed the ceremony. Scott Washington served as Bobby’s best man. Donna Cook, sister of the groom, was maid of honor. Lisa Lusk, sister of the bride, served refreshments follow ing the ceremony. PERSONAL Mrs. Freda T. Bender, who spent 55 days in the Fort Gordon Army Hospital where she underwent brain sur- Substantial weight and inch loss Considerable savings on food bills No monthly dues Guests included Mrs Charles R. Lusk, mother of the bride: Mrs. Reginald Bunch and Mrs. Robert Cook, grandmothers of the groom; Randy Cook, brother of the groom: and Hank Smith, photographer. The couple toured the mountains, from North Georgia to North Carolina, on their honeymoon. They stopped in Asheville to visit the bride’s grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Lusk. The couple will reside at Jackson Lake. gery, has made remarkable recovery. Her many friends are delighted to know that she returned home the latter part of March and has been able to be out for sometime now. LABORATORIES. INC