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STARK NEWS 1 By i M ts. B. A. Williamson Mrs. Mae Flournoy of. Monticello spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Max Redman, and Mr. Redman. Mrs. Floy Dell Franklin and sons, Robert and Burton, of Decatur, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kitchens. Mrs. Jeanette Briscoe visited Mr. and Mrs. Louie Briscoe and baby in Atlanta on Sunday. Mr. Leonard Singley was dismissed from Veterans Hospital Thursday and is convalescing satisfactorily at his home. Mrs. Elsma Smith is the proud grandmother of a brand new baby granddaugh ter born to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Reeves of Jackson on September 20. The little girl has been named Robin Marie. Latest reports on Mike Waites, who is a patient in Griffin Hospital, are that his condition has improved but that he is still unable to return home. A United Methodist Charge Conference was held at the Stark Methodist Church Sunday evening. The district superintendent, Rev. Frank Jenkins, of Griffin, was guest speaker for the meeting and brought an inspirational address. He was accompa nied to the service by his wife. Mr. Fred Wilkerson’s friends are sorry to learn that he is a patient at Coliseum Park Hospital in Macon, having had surgery on Saturday. Mrs. Helen Welch of Union Point spent the weekend with her sisters, Mrs. Judy Lofton and Miss Sue Kersey. On next Sunday night, Oct. 2, “The Voice of Triumph”, a young people’s group from Conley will be singing in the services at Macedonia. Mrs. Nelle Swan and Mrs. Ina Cawthon, of Westbury Home, were spend the day guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMichael. On Sunday evening, Sep tember 25, at Macedonia, Russ Crumbley was ordained as a deacon of the church. Russ is a fine Christian young man and his many friends are glad to know that this honor has been bestowed on one so worthy of the office of a deacon. Russ and his wife Rhonda are outstanding examples of a dedicated young couple and an inspira tion in both the church and community. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson McMichael and Mrs. Fred Wilkerson visited Mr. Wilk erson at Coliseum Park Hospital Sunday afternoon. Progress-Argus Honor Roll New & Renewal Subscriptions Of The Past Few Days Mrs. Paul R. Pruitt, Jackson Margaret H. Maddox, Jackson Kenneth Delauter, Jackson J. A. Bankston, Jenkins burg R. E. McMichael, Jackson Mrs. Harvis Greer, Jack son Mrs. W. J. Moss, Jackson Mrs. Helen Robison, Dothan, Ala. Clinton A. Thompson, Jackson Mrs. Donald Leverrett, Jackson Jim Wallace, Jackson B. L. Prine, Jackson Gene Potter, Jackson Mrs. Richard D. Stewart, Jackson TODAY'S ANSWER H|AlRrfMBD|E|L|A|V| E L I AMMOT|Tv|E[ l ampße veinelpi P R EDATEJERO IPONC EBBCIR AVE lANNEBSLAyER Mi HK bowMrIOTOUS avalonMulna SIpENEBLAiN £NIM2IENIi Red& White N, QUALITY A Heavy Western Beef Boneless CHUCK ROAST IV I ENGLISH 00c COT n ROAST ROAST OO* L ÜB.j OUR GROUND" BEEF "IS ~THE BEST YOU CAN BUY GROUNDu^II BEEF 75 Family Pack | Reg. Size 851 I KE MILK Vl Gallon I r Cokes j MSB THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS. JACKSON. GEORGIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 197 1 "Red,White and You*** THOMAS —i SAUSAGE 99 Eckrich Kielbasa*^ 4 J I® 97t BOLOGNA 1 hick Cut or Reg. SUNNYLAND BACON Off *?*#&&* *• W is. iiJTTmi' a— Red or Golden Delicious APPLESCQ 3 Lb, Bag. 09 Golden Ripe BANANASins ’ I CRISP ICEBERG Jflfe LETTUCE 33 HEAD SUNNYLAND I A W%W\ pure LAKII $ j|39 CARTON I MAYONNAISE 32 Oz. 1: n Mayonnaise MBgMv r Limit 1 With $7.50 order "'""ySLOPPY RICEM JOES 14 Oz. : -69°169* Store Hours: 8:00 to 6:30, Mon, Tues., Wed., Thurs. 8:00 to 7:00, Friday and Saturday I WE ACCEPT U.SDJIi ST A MPS\ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Owned and Operated By Bob Jackson and John Lueken GRADE 'A’ Box Of Chicken 3 Breast Qtrs. 3 Leg Qtrs. 1 R 3 Giblet Packs Pick Of Chick J®S 3 Breasts A 3 Thighs 3 Drumsticks y, Norbest Tender Timer Self Basted Ptij .TURKEYS 05 Fresh Spring sgd|Q Leg Of Lamb |.. L !L, G. E. 8 LIGHT BULBS U $159 40W -60 W * 9H 75W -100 W H 4 Pack I SUNBEAM’S ROMAN I MEALBRWD 1 Lb. Loaf § WESSON OIL *<l79 ■ 48 Oz.