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J BIRTHS LITTLE MISS SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Smith of Flovilla announce the birth of a daughter, Natalie Rebecca, May 23rd at Coliseum Park Hospital. Mrs. Smith is the former Nancy McMichael of Monti cello. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smith of Flovilla and Mr. and Mrs. V E. McMichael of Monticello. MASTER SMART Mr. and Mrs. Max Smart of Fayetteville announce the birth of a son, Maxwell Shane, on June 11 at South Fulton Hospital. His grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kimbell of Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smart of Baxley. Mrs. Smart is the former Kay Kimbell of Jackson. MIMOSA GARDEN CLUB HELD ANNUAL PICNIC MOELCHERT COTTAGE The Mimosa Garden Club enjoyed their annual picnic at the Jackson Lake cottage of the Lou Moelcherts on Thursday, June 16th. Following a period of happy fellowship, a delicious buffet was served on the porch overlooking the lake. Hostesses for this delight ful occasion were Mrs. Robert Betts, Mrs. Margaret Maddox, Mrs. E. D. Briscoe and Mrs. Lou Moelchert. News from your Pharmacist,! Common childhood diseas es such as measles, mumps and chicken pox can some times lead to a more serious condition known as Meningi tis. This is the direct result of the virus infection being transmitted by the blood to the membranes which cover the brain and spinal cord. Inflamation of these mem branes is known as Meningi tis. Warning signs of Meningi tis include a high fever and restlessness. Back and neck pains and severe headaches are also indicators of this disease. These conditions may later be followed by sleepiness. Meningitis often resulted in death or crippling impairment many years ago, but can now be successfully treated with the use of modern drugs. Meningitis is sometimes caused by virus infection other than those of the childhood diseases men tioned. And, it can be the result of an infection if the head receives a severe wound which breaks open the skull. -Our store carries a complete line of pharmaceu tical supplies. You can rely on us for your health needs. Our registered pharmacists stand ready to fill your prescription needs. Allow us to serve you. PHONE 775-7424 PARRISH DRUG CO. JACKSON, GA. Janie Lee Dempsey Watts Is Bride Of Stephen A Spataro Janie Lee Dempsey Watts and Stephen Anthony Spata ro were married on Saturday morning, June 18, at St. James Church in Redondo Beach, California. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Anne Dempsey Watts of Watkinsville, Ga. and Ray D. Watts of Ringgold, Ga. She graduated from Chattanooga High School and the Univer sity of California, Berkeley. She is assistant director of public relations for the Hawthorne (Ca.) Community Hospital. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Spa taro of Avella, Pa. He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, and is a third year law student at Western State University in Fullerton, Ca. He is em ployed by Legal Research Associates of Fountain Val ley, Ca. Ellen Young McCashin of Chattanooga attended the bride as maid of honor. Sisters of the bride, Judy Watts of Cambridge, Mass, and Dr. Emily (Watts) Card of Los Angeles, were brides maids. Tania Sowa of Hollywood was flower girl. Charles W. Martin, the groom’s uncle, served as best man. Ushers included Antho ny Spataro, the groom’s „ - ;■>*'.>. • > v ~ v:c ~ • '.,vS§k pigSpß . I "•* - • 4 • *• All the comfort a quiet place and kind people can offer. Haistens offers the finest facilities available for the comfort of your family and friends. And a staff of dedicated men who know the special needs that sorrow brings and how tq. meet them. We assist in securing permits, certificates, and Social Security of Veterans’ benefits, completing insurance claims, notifying papers and many other details. For the peace of mind that c< mes from knowing everything is in order, visit Haistens and discuss arrangements and costs. We stand ready lo serve you Haisten Funeral Home THE JACKSON fROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON. GEORGIA father, and Chris Martin, cousin of the groom. Jo Ann Martin kept the bride’s book. The bride wore a white gown designed by Mme. Jackie Tarlet of Hollywood. A “Gone with the Wind” period dress, the gown was made of French lace eyelet trimmed with ruffles and pink satin. The fitted waist was circled with a large pink satin sash and bow. A full-circle skirt was trimmed in lace ruffles with lace ruffled petticoat underneath. Topping the bride’s head was a lace picture hat. She carried a bouquet of stephon itis, pink roses and baby’s breath. Out-of-town guests attend ing the wedding included Mrs. William B. Crawford of Atlanta, Ga., aunt of the bride; Mrs. Frances Barn well of Jacksonville, Fla., great aunt of the bride; and Mr. and Mrs. Fenno Monaco of Cecil, Pa., also William Cottin Colby 111 of Boston, Mass. WALTON INSULATION CO. “Let Us Save You Money On Heating” Alcovy Road, Jersey, Ga. Phone 464-3617 Happy Birthdays The Progress-Argus ex tends a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the following: June 24: Linton Grant, Frank Lofton, Charles Ma son, Fred Whiten, Glenn L. Potts, Jr., Robert Ossian Duke, Mrs. W. M. Mangham, Dr. J. H, Pritchett, Mrs. Becky R. Kierbow, Brad Taylor, Olen Davis. June 25: Mrs. Jim Howell and Dan Fretwell (twins), Ervin Benton, Sams Harri son, Beverly Compton, G. M. Saunders, Thaddeus Bur ford, J. M. Kitchens, Madge Railey, Mrs. E. D. Briscoe, Billy Knowles, Mitzi Tanya Butler, Mrs. Elizabeth Ford, George R. Dawson, Ronnie Lee Simmons, T. Mullis, Missy Young, Mrs. Bettye Savage. June 26: Mrs. Jewell Brooks, Otis Stephens, Mrs. Don Holsenbeck, Mrs. Albert Smith, James Smith, Mrs. Mary Letson Norton, Tom Patrick, Helen Ingram, Charles L. Bostwick, Mrs. J. C. Holcombe, Charles Tho mas Redman, Mrs. M. W. Carmichael, Mrs. Frances Rowe, Ann Deraney, Mrs. G. M. Duncan, Robbie Torbett, Mrs. Mark Kapiloff, Marie Marsh, Lester Patterson, John Harkness, Mrs. Fred T. White, Trey Davis, Mrs. W. L. Collins, Genie Adams. June 27: Mrs. D. P. Settle, Mrs. David Gray, Bennie Fletcher, Melinda Ann Smith, Mrs. Harvey Jordan, G. W. Black, Allen Jackson, Danny Ford, Lisa Taylor, Mrs. Buck Starr, Noel Fuss. June 28: Margaret Rape, Thomas Felder Quinn, Jr., Lee Hardy, Wayne Coleman, Mrs. Frank Zontek, Bonnie Gail Craig, Mrs. Myrtle Thaxton Millet, Rogers Coch ran, Jimmy Lawson, Jean eane Nutt, Junior Swann, Carissa Gilbert. June 29: Miriam Childs, Mrs. W. T. Pelt, Mrs. B. Y. Lunceford, Mary Lou Mor gan, James Harvey Turner, Edward Fletcher Shropshire, Jr., Ralph Harper, Jr., Mrs. Arthur Stodghill, Jr., Sandra W’ilder, Warren Autry, Byrd Wyatt, Jed Jinks, H. E. Sullivan, Reppard Andrews, John R. Edwards, Donald Leverrett, Mrs. David P. Ridgeway, Jr. June 30: Mrs. Lucia GARLAND COTTAGE SCENE OF JUNE BCRTA LUNCHEON The Butts County Retired Teachers’ Association en joyed a delightful June meeting in the charming lake cottage of the president, Mrs. Mollie Garland. Sixteen members were present for a covered dish luncheon. In cluded in the number were two new retirees, Mrs. Margaret Holloway and Mrs. Audrey Wilkens. Several pictures were made for the Association Scrapbook being compiled by Mrs. Thelma Prosser. Following a brief business session, the meeting was adjourned with plans for the next meeting in September. Foresman, Mrs. A. M. Davis, Carl Norsworthy, Mamie Kate Wells Knowles, William Marks Towles, Jr., Carolyn Maddox, Carl Moody Finney, Bobby Mitchell, Sonny Mitchell, Lisa Ball King, Dixie Elliott, Saralyn R. Wilson and Maralyn R. Probst (twins), Joseph E. James, R. H. Burford, Glenda McDonald, Deborah Duke, Asa H. Maddox, Cecelia Ann Deptula, James E. Ross, Paul Palmer. LOOKING FOR LOCKS? Sold, Serviced and Installed b\ Cock's Machine & Lock Service 121 \V. 2nd St. it .)- J2lii This card opens the door to twelve very practical banking services. 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. If you've filed your card away, dust it off. It's too useful to forget. Don’t have a card? Stop by. It's a banking service we extend to all our checking and sav ings customers. The Citizens and Southern Bank of Jackson MEMBER F.D.I.C. THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1977 LARA WHITEN IS TENDERED BIRTHDAY PARTY Lara Whiten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whiten, was tendered a party on Thursday, June 16th, in celebration of her third birthday. Theme of the party wds a circus with decorations of balloons, pictures of circus clowns and streamers of assorted colors of paper. The beautiful birthday cake trimmed in yellow and green was decorated with a merry-go-round. The cake with ice cream was later served the guests. Present for the gala party were Rhonda Hall, Kevin Hall, Betsi Brooks, Lara, Mrs. Whiten, and Lara’s grandmother, Mrs. Juanita Brown of Anderson, S. C. W.M. CHAMBERS FAMILY REUNION The W. M. Chambers family reunion will be held at the Masonic Hall at Worth ville on the first Sunday in July. All relatives and interested friends are cor dially invited to attend this reunion. POPE REUNION HELD JUNE 12TH AT FAMILY HOME The family of the late W. D and Rebecca Knowles Pope held a reunion June 12th at the family home. Those present to enjoy the fun, fellowship and food were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pope of Fayetteville, Mr. Bill Pope and Rita, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Pope and Debbie, Mrs. W. S. Callaway, Jr., Carolyn, Robert and W’arren, Mr. Gene Pope, ail of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sellers of Greenville, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pope, Jr., Chris and Johnna of Athens, Private Reading Instruction Developmental and Remedial Individually Planned Program based on extensive diagnosis for each en rollee. Afternoon Classes beginning July 11th and ending August sth. Small Classes - Individual Attention - Limited Enrollment - Reasonable Fees. Experienced Elementary Teacher, Secondary Teacher, and College Pro fessor of Reading. ENROLLMENT DATES: June 22nd - July Ist PHONE 775-7363 . Dr. Jo Ann Manley PERSONAL Friends of Mrs. Fleddie Hardy, who has been spending some time in Florida, will be interested to know that she is at her home in Jackson for a while. She arrived last week. Mr. Jerry Sellers of Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Pope of Thomasville, Mrs. Frank Callaway, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Long and Brian, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pope and Mrs. Rita Brannan of Jackson. Mrs. Irvin Eslinger was the only member of the immediate family who could not attend.