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ADAM SMITH
Go swimming, play base
ball and I hope we’ll go on a
trip to Florida.
Progress-Argus Honor Roll
New and Renewal Subscriptions of Recent Date
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lanta
Mrs. T. V. Crumbley,
McDonough
Rev. Bill Thomas, Forest
Park
Jesse Nutt, Jenkinsburg
W. 0. Ball, Jackson
Rev. John L. Freeman,
Jackson
Florence Youngblood, Jen
kinsburg
Mike Patterson, Jackson
Harold Brooks, Jackson
Mrs. Ralph Reboulet,
Jackson
John R. Patrick, Atlanta
Geneva Henderson, Indian
Springs
News from
your
Pharmacist
b
Hoard
Galen is recognized as one
of the first great physicians.
Galen was a Greek who lived
in the second century after
Christ. His knowledge of
medicine was much ad
vanced for his time and he
became known far and wide
as a great and learned
physician. He traveled a
great deal and finally settled
down to practice in Rome.
He became the personal
physician to several emper
ors and was acclaimed for
his very successful practice
of medicine. His writings on
the subject of medicine were
taught for many centuries
after his death despite some
erroneous theories about
anatomy. He was one of the
first to do extensive research
on tuberculosis.
Medicine has advanced a
long way since the time of
Galen due to the efforts of
many dedicated physicians
and research specialists. We
are proud of the profession of
medicine and feel a deep
satisfaction by being associ
ated with modern medicine.
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ways take the greatest care
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How Are You Planning To Spend Your Summer?
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PAULA WISE
Swim, play football and
take another trip to Six
Flags.
S. L. Letson, Jackson
Mrs. H. 0. Smith, Jackson
D. J. Lewis, Locust Grove
Mrs. Cecil D. Franklin,
Rockmart
Roy A. Cook, Jenkinsburg
David Fountain, Jackson
Julia Mae Miller, Jackson
T. J. Hall, Flovilla
Mrs. Helen Lawson, Atlan
ta
Harry Redman, Jackson
Mrs. D. D. Estes, Jackson
Mrs. J. E. Bond, Jackson
Mrs. James Moore, Jack
son
Bobby Mackey, Jackson
Mrs. Samuel C. Smith,
Jackson
L. W. May, Jackson
Mrs. W. R. Hodges,
Germantown, Tenn.
Mrs. Clyde Allen, Atlanta
Mrs. Hueston Morgan,
McDonough
Mrs. J. J. Compton,
Hogansville
Mrs. C. A. McKibben,
Hogansville
Ronald B. Compton, Mari
etta
Larry F. Cawthon, Jen
kinsburg
Mary Sims, Jackson
Mrs. Edith B. Scott,
Denver, Colo.
Mrs. James Bohannon,
Woodland
Mrs. Evelyn T. Page, East
Point
Mary Julia Respress,
Jackson
Kenneth Welch, Jackson
Mrs. C. W. Tucker, Macon
Mary Will Sherrell, Jack
son
LCDR J. M. Evans, Glenn
Dale, Md.
Mrs. L. M. Spencer,
Jackson
Mrs. Troy Hardy, Jenkins
burg
Mrs. Sidney H. Watts,
Jackson
Don R. Hasty, Jackson
H. A. Norton, Jenkinsburg
R. L. Glaze, Jackson
Mrs. Carl Holifield, Jack
son
Robert Artman, Jackson
Ellis Head, Jackson
B. C. Singley, Locust Grove
James E. Williams, Flo
villa
Glenn Williams, Flovilla
Ben Wright, Jackson
Mrs. R. T. Bennett,
Jackson
Mrs. W. T. Fletcher,
Jenkinsburg
Robin Fletcher, Atlanta
Robert W. Clark, Jackson
Miss Eloise Beauchamp,
Jackson
W 0. Patterson, Jackson
Aubrey O. Washington,
Jackson
Mrs. O. A. Thomas,
Jackson
Glen Mixon, Jackson
Max Perdue, Flovilla
Mrs. Eva Jones, Jackson
W. S. Lynch, Sulphur
Springs, Tex.
T. E. Robison, Sr., Jackson
H. J Castellaw, Jackson
T. H. Linch, Jackson
Kdw. S. Atkinson, San
Jose, Calif.
Mrs. Jack Thompson, East
Point
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STEPHANICE PETTAWAY
Go to Six Flags and I’m
planning to visit my aunt.
Miss Minnie Belle Long,
College Park
Miss Rozelle Clark, Jack
son
Mrs. Marion Meares, Jack
son
Mrs. M. O. McCord,
Monticello
Mrs. J. H. Phinazee,
Griffin
M. B. Bridges, Forsyth
Spencer Johnson, Indian
Springs
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Tenn.
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CIIERE W ATTS
I'm going on vacation to
Washington, D. C. to visit my
uncle and to Atlanta to visit a
cousin.
Mrs. D. W. Bailey, Jackson
Mrs. C. E. Barber, Jackson
Mrs. Walter Barnes, Jack
son
Rev. Thomas A. Brennan,
Jackson
Dottie Collier, Jackson
Noah Rich, Jackson
Frank Carson, Jackson
Mrs. Jessie S. Mackey,
Flovilla
Lawrence McKinley, Lake
land. Florida
Henry O. Higgins, Jackson
W. T. Nelson, Jackson
Mrs. Rodney S. Gray,
Jackson
Larry Sealock, Jackson
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1977
Miss Virginia White, St.
Augustine, Fla.
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Mills, Griffin
Chuck McCrackin, Jackson
M. W. Reeves, Jackson
R. J. Pike, Jackson
Miss Mary Downs, Jackson
Mrs. Estelle Ham, Jackson
Mrs. C. W. McGough,
Locust Grove
Arhold R. Guest, Jr.,
Jackson
Earl N. Ciiit, Jackson
Mrs. M. G. Finney,
Jackson
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ings customers.
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Charity Golf Tournament Draws
Large Field ; Daniel is Champ
by
Johnny Smolka
Progress-Argus
Sports Writer
When it comes to an
outdoor fund raising project,
you certainly need the
cooperation of two elements.
First, the weatherman has to
be kind to you and your
organization; then, the com
munity participation needs to
be 100 per cent.
When the Jackson-Butts
County Exchange Club un
dertook the sponsorship of a
golf tournament to raise
money, little did they know
how much enthusiasm would
come forth.
Then on Wednesday after
noon, June Ist, at the Deer
Trail Golf Club they found
out a lot of things. Details are
to follow: The weather
conditions were ideal, fur
thermore 58 local and
out-of-town golfers respond
ed to the call for help and a
doff of the derby especially
goes to the out-of-town
friends of those folks at the
Central Georgia EMC.
As you know just about
everything can happen, not
only during a tournament,
but during a regular day’s
play at Deer Trail, and it did.
Ray T. Johnson, officer in
charge of the Jackson post
office, walked away from the
course with a rod, reel and
two pillows. That, my
friends, was for a hole in one
on number seven, the lake
hole. Not only did Ray
acquire these prizes, but he
also won his flight.
If you recall last year I
praised a young golfer to the
high Heavens and rightfully
so. His name was Gay
McMichael and he won the
course championship over
everything and anything they
threw at him.
This time, the pairings
showed just about the same
lineup of what is called the
Cream of the Crop and they
included the youngster and
champ, but I guess they
forgot to reckon with the Old
Pro, Milt Daniel, because he
showed them the way, all the
way, and took home the
number one trophy, the
Championship “A” and that,
in case you didn’t know it, is
the head man until he is
dethroned.
Before we give you a run
down on the complete
tourney, let’s give credit
where credit is due. One of
the most important assign
ments was the official
scoreboard and had it not
been for the able assistance
of Herschell Leverette, La
mar Jinks and Larry
Morgan, I think everyone
would have been lost.
Much credit is due Larry
Morgan as chairman of the
Cancer Fund Drive and
Robert Williams as chari
man of the promotion of the
golf tournament.
The attractive prizes were
donated by Byars, Ltd.,
Hodges Hardware, Fashion
Pillows, T. E. Robison, Jr.,
Tire and Appliance Compa
ny.
The first three winners and
their scores in each of the
seven flights are as follows:
Championship “A”—Milt
Daniel, 72: Matt Ogletree
and David Brown, 73, with
Ogletree winning the play
off.
Championship “B”—Fred
die Dodson. 73; Kenny
Norsworthy, 77; Terry Duke,
78.
First Flight—Buster Duke,
79. winner over Ben Wood in
a play off: Ted McMichael,
81.
Second Flight—Jim Brew
er, 79: Lamar Guyton, 82; W.
A Cook. 83.
Third Flight—Ray John
ston. 86; Phil DeMore. 88;
Sonny Smith. 90.
Fourth Flight—Mike Crow
der, 85; James W’ise, 89;
Harry Reeves. 90.
Fifth Flight—M. L. Hod
ges, 96. w inner over Howard
Kanour in a play off: Mac
Davis, 97.
Coffee Crop
The 1976-77 crop is esti
mated at 60.5 million bags,
down 16 per cent from the
previous crop and the small
est since 1970-71.