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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
3
Scores of friends extend cordial good wishes and hearty congratulations to a business man on a recent achievement. The social display emphasizes broad support and warm sentiment from a wide circle of acquaintances.
Mrs. Harry Moore spent Saturday in Atlanta visiting friends and touring the city.
News notes the Woman's Club of Jackson promoting Christ Seals to aid tuberculosis work and urges broad support. The piece discusses Santa Claus as a symbol of goodwill and imagination, urging parents to balance fantasy with reality as children learn from play.
A Progressive Farmer note hails Santa as real and kind. The Children of the Confederacy meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs R W Mays leading talks on War Between the States experiences by Mrs Charlie Kimbell and others, interspersed with piano solos by Ruth Maddox Glennis Thornton and Mary Carmichael, followed by refreshments.
Under the Woman's Club and the Children of the Confederacy, a film for children titled Cinderilla will be shown at the Jackson theater Tuesday afternoon and evening. The State Federation of Women's Clubs promotes similar screenings in Atlanta with other titles. A musical program precedes the picture and two matinees plus two evening showings complete the program. Admission is 15 and 30 cents.
Miss Sara Louise Furlow will host the sewing club Christmas party Tuesday afternoon for members.
A large Christmas dance for Jackson youths will fill the Armory Friday at nine. An orchestra will provide music and attractive decorations will adorn the hall.
Butts county friends note the December 15 wedding of Sam A Howell and Corrne Hood of Forest Mississippi in a quiet home ceremony. Mrs. A A Howell of Jackson attended, while relatives and local residents extended congratulations and holiday visits follow in the region.
Mrs. J. T. Moore was a visitor to Atlanta on Wednesday, spending time in the city and meeting local residents and officials. The visit highlighted social or community ties evident in Atlanta gatherings.
Bargains in dolls toys and vases are featured at the busy Corner store offering reductions on a range of decorative items and playthings for shoppers seeking value and variety in a compact sale setting.
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