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Miss Ellen Pinckney Engaged
To James Alan Balthazar
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Howe
Pinckney, Sr. of Jackson
announce the engagement
and forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Patricia
Ellen, to Mr. James Alan
Balthazar, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Edward Baltha
zar of Hampstead, Mary
land.
The bride-elect is a 1971
graduate of Jackson High
School and was graduated
magna cum laude from the
University of Georgia in 1975
with a degree in home
economics journalism. Fol
lowing graduation, Ms.
Pinckney worked as a
program assistant at the
National 4-H Center in
Washington, D. C. She has
spent the past year studying
community and regional
planning at The University of
Texas, Austin on a fellowship
awarded by Alpha Lambda
Delta and has recently
Creative
Cookery
By Eilene F. Milam
Blueberry muffins are a
treat for breakfast, or any
time, especially if they are
made with fresh blueberries.
This is a quick recipe. The
steps in making the muffins
are reduced by using
self-rising flour.
BLUEBERRY MUFFINS
1 cup blueberries, washed
and dried on paper towels.
2 cups self-rising flour
3 tablespoons sugar
1 egg
y 4 cup melted butter
1 cup milk
Grease muffin tins and set
the oven at 425 degrees.
Place flour in a bowl. Mix
milk with egg and melted
butter. Make a well in the
center of flour, add milk
mixture and stir quickly and
lightly until just combined.
Halfway through stirring,
add blueberries. The batter
should look lumpy. Fill
prepared muffin tins two
thirds full of batter and bake
in the pre heated oven for 25
minutes or until the muffins
are brown. Serve hot with
butter or cream cheese.
received the Master of
Science degree from the
University of Georgia.
The bridegroom-elect was
graduated from Calvert Hall
School in Baltimore in 1971
and received the Bachelor of
Science degree from the
University of Maryland in
1975. During his undergradu
ate years, Mr. Balthazar
worked as a student assistant
at the National 4-H Center.
He is currently holding a
graduate research assistant
ship in agricultural engineer
ing at Cornell University,
Ithaca, New York, where he
expects to receive the Master
of Science degree in August.
The wedding is planned for
Saturday, August 20, 1977, at
four-thirty in the afternoon in
the Jackson United Metho
dist Church. All friends and
relatives are cordially invit
ed to share in the marriage
ceremony and reception
following.
PERSONAL
Friends of Eloise Edwards
will be glad to know that she
has returned from the
Griffin-Spalding County Hos
pital following surgery. Her
son and his family from
Panama City, Fla. were
guests of the family over the
weekend.
Miss Jean Evans and Miss
Peggy Evans of Atlanta
visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Evans, last week.
They also came down to
attend the funeral of Jeffery
English.
NOTICE
BUTTS COUNTY FARM BUREAU
wishes to announce that our Insurance
Agent, Kenny L. Smith, has resigned
effective July 1, 1977.
We will have DICK ESCO, whom
many of you know as Dick, who was
with us for many years before we had
a regular agent. Dick will be in the
office Tuesday and Thursday mornings
from 9:00 A.M. until 12:00 Noon to
take care of your Insurance needs. Miss
Helen Thornton, Secretary, will be in
office every morning from 8:30 until
12:00 noon to help you. Please call on
these folks when you need help.
Barnesville, Georgia
PHONE NUMBERS
Office 358-2298
DICK ESCO
MRS. KATHRINE FOSTER, SEC.
DICK ESCO Home __ 358-2351
BUTTS COUNTY FARM BUREAU
PHONE NUMBERS
OFFICE 775-7559
HELEN THORNTON 775-3263
(Home)
Office Open Daily From 8:30 A.M.
Until Noon. Closed All Day Wed.
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS. JACKSON, GEORGIA THURSDAY, JULY 7. 1977
MRS. L. ETHERIDGE
IS HONOREE AT
BIRTHDAY DINNER
The lovely home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Young was the
settng for a birthday dinner
for Mrs. Lonnie Etheridge on
Sunday afternoon.
The children of Mrs.
Etheridge came to wish her
well with the family enjoying
a wonderful covered dish
dinner in the backyard of the
home. Mrs. Etheridge later
enjoyed opening many lovely
gifts.
Attending the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Bridges and family, Mr. and
Mrs. James Etheridge and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Allen and Jason, all of
Jackson; Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Blankenship, Mr.
and Mrs. Rusty Blankenship,
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Phillips, all of Stockbridge;
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Ethe
ridge and Bryan of Stone
Mountain.
TRI MU SS CLASS
ENJOYS SPRING FLING
WITH CARMICHAELS
The Tri Mu Sunday School
Class of North Avenue
Presbyterian Church of At
lanta held their “Spring
Fling” covered dish luncheon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Carmichael on Satur
day, June 25th.
The president, Bill Carl
son, Bob and Betty Hender
son, teachers, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Herman and committee
scheduled this event with
members and friends of Tri
Mu Class attending.
Special invited guests
included Rev. and Mrs. C.
Parker Wright and sons,
Christian and Keith, Rev.
and Mrs. Cook Freeman,
Rev. and Mrs. Tom Roddy
and daughter, Julie, Dr. and
Mrs. Karl Anderson of Rabun
Gap - Nacoochee School of
Rabun Gap, Ga.
SINGING JULY 9TH
AT COUNTY LINE
BAPTIST CHURCH
County Line Baptist
Church of Jenkinsburg will
have a singing Saturday
night, July 9th, beginning at
8:00 o’clock. The Crusaders
Quartet from Macon will be
guest performers with the
public issued a cordial
invitation.
PERSONAL
Miss Sue Lockhart spent
five days at Pirate’s Cove
Inn, Daytona Beach, Florida
with her sisters, Mrs. Ailene
Brimer of Riverdale, Ga. and
Mrs. Evelyn Thurston of
Austell, and her children and
grandchildren.
Patricia’s HPC
Panderings
By Patricia Smith,
Butts County
Home Economist
PICNIC POINTERS
Picnics and light suppers
are always popular in the
summer time. The hot
weather may cause us to
want to escape from a hot
kitchen. Meals eaten out-of
doors or on the porch can be
enjoyable and relaxing.
Whether you are eating in
your own back yard or at a
site far away from home
there are some suggestions
you need to keep in mind.
Good food should be simply
and attractively served so
when planning the menu you
need to choose foods that you
can wrap and carry easily.
Also you should choose foods
that will be safe to eat
several hours after they are
prepared. Foods such as fish,
eggs, meat products, and
cream-filled pies and cus
tards may not be good
choices for packed lunches
unless they can be refriger
ated or kept cold in an
insulated bag or ice chest.
Sandwiches are often the
main dish of a light meal.
Sandwiches made with meat,
cheese, fish or peanut butter
are a good protein source.
When making sandwiches,
day-old bread is easier to
spread with margarine or
sandwich spread than fresh
bread.
Dress up your sandwiches
by trying a variety of fillings.
Here are a few different
ideas:
-Frankfurters topped with
sauerkraut and chili sauce
-Chopped chicken, celery,
apples and nuts
-Scrambled eggs with pork
sausage and chopped green
pepper
-Cream cheese, crumbled
crisp bacon and sliced
stuffed olives
-Ground ham, crushed
pineapple, brown sugar and
ground cloves
-Grilled pork tenderloin
cuts, hot dog relish and sliced
onion
-Hamburgers topped with a
mixture of sliced fresh
mushrooms, chopped onions
and dairy sour cream.
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PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whiten
and Lara spent the weekend
of July 4th with Mrs. Gladys
Whiten in Fair Play, S. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Nelson in
Westminster, S. C., returning
via Royston to visit Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Haley, grandpa
rents of Mrs. Whiten. They
also stopped in Athens for the
beautiful fireworks display
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Prosser
and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Prosser of Greenville, S. C.
attended a family reunion in
Newnan on Sunday, July 3rd.
Approximately 100 relatives
gathered for the occasion
which was in honor of Mrs.
Eugene Payton on her 86th
birthday.
Mrs. Fred Caldwell visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Bradshaw, Jr. and Tripp in
Rome last week.
Mrs. Fred Caldwell visited
July 4th with Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Caldwell, Mike, Di
anne and Fred in Monticello.
Mr. Billy McMichael of
Birmingham, Alabama was
in Jackson last Tuesday on
business. He and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry C. Taylor had
lunch with Mrs. Carolyn
Moore.
Mrs. Lovett Fletcher and
Van Fletcher returned home
Wednesday of last week from
a visit of several days in
Sanford, N. C., where they
visited relatives and attend
ed the McCloud reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Carmichael left Saturday
afternoon via plane for
Greensboro, N. C. where they
attended the retirement
party that evening for Frank
R. Dorner, brother of Mrs.
Carmichael. Mr. Dorner was
retiring from E. I. DuPont
De Nemours and Company
with whom he had been
affiliated for 38 years. The
Carmichaels returned home
Sunday afternoon.
LITTLE MISS MELTON
Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Melton, of Jackson, an
nounce the birth of a
daughter, Gina Gail Melton,
on July 2nd at the Baldwin
County Hospital. The patern
al grandmother is Mrs.
Louise Melton and maternal
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Huff, Sr., of
Jenkinsburg.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Adair and son, Rodney, of
Mobile, Alabama, have re
turned home after spending
the Fourth of July holidays
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Naamon York.
Mrs. M. W. Carmichael
returned home Friday night
from Emory University
Hospital where she under
went tests last week. She
entered the hospital on
Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. G. N.
Etheredge, Jr., Mandy and
Jenny, of Charlotte, N. C.
spent last weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. G. N. Etheredge,
Sr. and Miss Viola Slaughter.
Mandy and Jenny remained
for a two week’s visit with
their grandparents.
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PERSONAL
Mrs. Eugene Head Tho
mas, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred A. Head, Sr., was
at home from Cleveland,
Ohio to attend her 20-year
class reunion at the Holiday
Inn at Locust Grove recently.
Those attending the King
dom Three on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adair
and Rodney, Mrs. Rosa.
York, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Sanvidge, and Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Merritt.
Mrs. Winnie Moore re
turned to her home here last
week after spending some
time with her sister in
Buchanan during a period of
recuperation. Friends are
delighted to know that Mrs.
Moore is at home and trust
that she continues to im
prove.
FISHING PROSPECTS
VARY FOR FOURTH
Fishing in Butts County
during the week of the Fourth
will be either good or slow,
depending upon which side of
the County you fish in,
according to Ben Gunn of the
Georgia Department of Na
tural Resources.
Jackson Lake should be
normal and clear during the
week and fishing there will
be good for all species. At
High Falls, however, which
should be low and clear,
fishing will be slow for all
species.
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Nazarene
Church to Show
“Corrie” Film
“CORRIE: Behind the
Scenes with THE HIDING
PLACE,” anew full-length
color release from World
Wide Pictures, will be shown
at the Jackson Church of the
Nazarene, Hwy. 16, East of
Jackson, on Sunday, July
10th, at 6:00 p.m.
THE HIDING PLACE, a
true story filmed in Holland
and other European loca
tions, is based on the
experiences of Corrie ten
Boom, who, with her father,
sister, and brother, provided
refuge for countless Jewish
families. A secret room was
constructed in their home as
a hiding place for use during
Gestapo raids. The ten
Boom’s activities were dis
covered, and they were sent
to prisons and concentration
camps.
According to Kenneth
Bliss, Director of Distribu
tion for World Wide Pictures,
THE HIDING PLACE has
been extremely well
received, both by audiences
and film critics.
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Many people use milk for
cleaning piano keys, but
yogurt has an even better ef
fect.