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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1968

Page

8

Farm Bureau Met July Meeting Awards and Advice

The Butts County Farm Bureau met July 25 at Jackson National Bank Civic Room. Winners of the June Dairy Month Essay Contest were announced with prizes of 60, 80, and 20 dollars awarded to David Ridgeway Jr, Paul Rice, and Freddy Lawson. Adren Harden, vice president of Georgia Farm Bureau, spoke on Bureau services including tires and batteries, insurance, and record keeping. The column also covers borer control in peach orchards and tips for identifying poisonous snakes in Georgia, detailing pit vipers and distinguishing features.

Butts County Farm Bureau Jackson National Bank David Ridgeway Jr Paul Rice Freddy Lawson Farm Bureau Potts County

Airman First Class David W. Collins Promoted

Cheyenne Wyoming David W Collins of Highway 42 JenkInsburg Ga has been promoted to airman first class in the U S Air Force He is a material specialist assigned at Francis E Warren AFB with the Strategic Air Command He is a Jackson High School graduate

Cheyenne Wyo David W. Collins W. T. Collins Highway 42 Jenkinsburg U.S. Air Force Collins Francis E. Warren Afb Strategic Air Command Jackson High School Jackson Highway 278 Covington

Phil Westbury Attends Tulsa Jaycee Meet

Phil Westbury National Director of Butts County led US Jaycee directors at an orientation workshop in Tulsa Oklahoma. Leaders discussed state and focal Jaycee organization functions and needs with the executive committee and headquarters staff. Wendell E Smith praised the group and urged excellence for the coming year as the directors plan their March return to complete programming and choose a site for the 1972 annual meeting.

Tulsa Okla Phil Westbury Butts County U. S. Jaycee Jaycee Wendell. E. Smith Smith

Canning and Freezing Tips at August Meeting

The Food Preservation program by the Butts County Extension Home Economics Club covers canning and freezing with emphasis on the science of food preservation. Miss Nelle Thrash presents at 7:30 pm August at the Central Georgia Electric Membership Building. Open to anyone interested in improving skills. Miss Yvonne Scott encourages homemakers to attend.

Butts County Extension Home Economics Club Nelle Thrash Central Georgia Electric Yvonne Scott Butt

Visiting relatives and friends in Jackson area

Mrs A G Gowan of St Marys visits. Rev and Mrs Douglas Bryant of Moreland visited with Mr and Mrs Daw can Bryant. Mr and Mrs G B Collins Jim Edwards and Becky of Locust Grove visited with Miss Mary Collins in Griffin Spalding Hospital. Peggy Edwards and Becky called on Miss Collins. Ben E Watkins of El Paso Texas arrives for a Jackson visit staying with Georgie and Delia Watkins and Mrs S S Austin. Mrs J P Collett of Atlanta with Jim Collett Dean Johnny Tim Debbie and Carolyn Chamblee visited with Jim Edwards and Becky.

A. G. Gowan St. Marys Mattie Weaver Banks Weaver Douglas Bryant Moreland Dawcan Bryant G. B. Collins Jim Edwards Becky Locust Grove Mary Collins Griffin-Spalding County Hospital Peggy Edwards Miss Collins Ben E. Watkins el Paso Texas Jackson Mr. Watkins Georgie Delia Watkins L. Austin J. P. Collett Atlanta Jim Collett Dean Johnny Tim Debbie Carolyn Chamblee

Dinner Guests From Alabama And Georgia Visit Stark

Stark residents hosted a varied group at Sunday and weekend gatherings. Attendees from Birmingham included Rev. T. H. Wilder and family, Dr. and Mrs. Dewey White and children Lillette and Andy, and Steve Punkett. Oklahoma City visitors Eddie Reese and Stacy Ann joined relatives for three weeks. Eddie will leave for overseas duty. Robert Reese returns from Monticello Hospital. Atlanta guests Erskine Guest and Luther Guest joined Mrs. Claude Dixon and Mrs. Sarah Guest for a terrace dinner with seventeen guests. Slides of homes and Bible school scenes were shown, with plans for an annual fair. Elizabeth Wilson, Forsyth transplant and former Butts County extension agent, visited, as did Mr. and Mrs. Ira Welch and Mr. Wally Page, Page now overseas.

Lloyd White T. H. Wilder Macon Dewey White Lillette Andy Steve Punkett Birmingham Alabama Eddie Reese Stacy Ann Oklahoma City Eddie Kathy Willis McClure Robert Reese Monticello Hospital C. L. Bradley Erskine Guest Atlanta Claude Dixon Sarah Guest Luther Guest S. E. Guest Edward Galloway Stark Methodist Summer Bible School

Family News and Travel Notes From Local Area Residents

Lee and Joe Holston and grandmother Mrs. F Holston returned home to Bogalusa La after weeks with family. Anne Grant visited Rome for surgery on Linton Grant of Hazlehurst. Gunnells of Fayetteville N C spent weekend with Raymond Smith and Kenny and Mrs Oscar Hay in Flovilla. Mrs F M Holston and Mrs Elizabeth Thaxton plan three week Brazil visit with Rev W A Holston family in Campinas and Maria Holston joins. Myr. and Mrs Troy Allen hosted a fish fry with Roger Cochran John Allen Ray Cochran and Mrs Albert Townsend. J F Johnson and wife visited son Jimmy Johnson in Atlanta. Johnson reunion at Oakland City Pavilion with picnic lunches and refreshments.

Lee Joe Holston F. Holston Bogalusa Anne Grant Rome Linton Grant Hazlehurst W. T. Gunnells Fayetteville N. C Raymond Smith Kenny Oscar Hay Flovilla F. M. Holston Elizabeth Thaxton W. A. Holston Campinas Brazil Maria Holston Jackson Myr Troy Allen Sam Roger Cochran John Allen Stockbridge Ray Cochran Fincherville Albert Townsend J. F. Johnson Atlanta Jimmy Johnson Johnson Oakland City Pavillion

Johnsons and kin host guests for day visit

Spend the day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Johnson on Mon day were their granddaughter Mrs. Johnny Peters Jr. and Mr. Peters of Ft. Benning and Johnny's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Peters Sr. and sister Miss Nancy Peters of Atlanta. Mrs. J. P. Pickett and Susan O'Neal spent the weekend at Lake Lanier with Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Neal Alan and Ronnie O'Neal. Miss Georgie Watkins and her nieces Misses Rachael and Virginia Watkins arrived home last week after visiting Dr. Hugh C. Hackett in River Head Long Island.

J. F. Johnson Johnny Peters Jr Mr. Peters Ft. Benning Johnny John Peters Sr Nancy Peters Atlanta J. P. Pickett Susan O’neal Lake Lanier Frank O'Neal Alan Ronnie O'Neal Georgie Watkins Rachael Virginia Watkins Hugh C. Hackett River Head Long Island

Meeting to shape Pee Wee League on August 8

A meeting to plan the 1968 Pee Wee Football League will be held at the Ranch House Restaurant on August 8. Men and women interested in working with boys and girls ages 7 to 10 are invited, per William Mack Davis, Van Deterville Youth director, who announced the meeting. The gathering aims to elect league officials and coaches for the respective teams.

Ranch House Gi Als William Mack Davis van Deventer Davis

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Adren Harden Georgia Farm Bureau Georgia McIntosh State Bank McMichael Bros., Inc Indian Springs, GA Jaycee Meet Talievedf Pew Stark Mrs. Hope McClure Elizabeth Wilson Forsyth V. L. Jinks Ira Welch Wally Page Baby Mr. Page Rebel PEE Wee League Dailey Flippen, Ga McDonOugh Hwy Chevrolet
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