Commanders Plan Dedicatory Armories Duties By Governor
National Guard unit leaders preparing to dedicate new armories within a year were told the governor would be the principal and final speaker at the ceremonies. Adj. Gen. Charlie Camp issued the instruction, delivered by Lt. Col. Don Mees as a suggestion, not an order, and without the governor's office knowledge.
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Atlanta
Adj
Charlie Camp
Don Mees
State Guard
Mees
Crowell Social Notes Tie Together Local Families
Busy weekend visits unfold as Barnetts, Jenkins, Windhams, and Jenkins kin travel between Sarasota Atlanta Griffin and Butler. Friends share meals attend funerals and plan further visits while Mildred Montgomery returns to Thomaston to teach.
Taylor County 1956 Tax Levy Approved by Commissioners
Taylor County Georgia Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues met August 6 1957 to set the 1956 tax rate. Net taxable property valued at 1 930 625 with exemptions 1 242 305. Total rate fixed at 0 25 mills apportioned 3 4 mills for officers fees coroner jurors 1/2 mill for inquests 2 mills for county expenses 7 1/2 mills for court bailiffs witnesses fuel and stationery.
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Butler
Georgia
Taylor County
Board of Commissioners of Roads & Revenues
E. H
E. H. Bazemore
Walter Wainwright
Lewis Watson
Emory Harris
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Local Families Attend Sunday Socials and Dinners
Jenkins and Mr and Mrs W M Barnett and others from Thomaston visited Wales Jenkins on Sunday. Lonnie Pierce hosted visitors including Connell and Passmore families, Mamie Connell and Gary Stevens from Fort Valley and Mobile, DeCline and Gail from Jacksonville, Adams, Johnny Lou and Bubber from Butler, Grady Fuller, and more. Thomas Pierce of Roberta dined with his parents Saturday.
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W. M. Barnett
David
Sarasota
Fla
P. A. Jenkins
Leonard Windham
Tifton
Dale Posey
Shelly
Wales Jenkins
Macon
Riley Windham
W. M. Barmett
Kathy
J. B. Byrd
Alfred Childres Jr
Griffin
A. B. Childres
Mildred Montgomery
Thomaston
Dugger Casey
Florida
Nana Lucas
C. D. Lucas
Haviland Montgomery
Nan Lucas
Claude Jenkins
Whittie Thacher
Lavelle Stevens
Lavelle Stevens Rickey
Cleo Fulton
Perry
Paul Pierce
Atlanta
P. A
Clifford Adams
Johnny Lou
Bubber
Butler
Grady Fuller
Thomas ‘Pierce
Roberta
Savannah News-Press Formed by Acquisition of Local Papers
Savannah News-Press, Inc. acquires the Savannah Morning News and Savannah Evening Press, with Alvah Chapman Jr. named president and publisher and Mills B. Lane Jr. as chairman. Jenkins steps down after 31 years, praising the transfer to a progressive firm loyal to Savannah and Southern traditions.
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Savannah
Savannah News-Press, Inc
Alvah Chapman Jr
Chapman
Southeast
Mills B. Lane Jr
Citizens & Southern National Bank
Herschel VY
Jenkins
the Morning News, Inc
Sunday worship, two churches share schedule
Mauk Antioch Midway schedule lists Sunday activities at three churches each month with distinct service times. Mauk Baptist Church hosts Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m and 7 p m on the first Sunday. Antioch Baptist Church holds Sunday School 10 30 a m and worship 11 30 a m and 7 p m on the second and third Sundays. Fourth Sunday features Mauk Baptist Church services with Sunday School 10 a m worship 11 a m and Training Union 6 p m plus song and worship at 7 p m. Pastor E H Dunn invites participation.
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Midway Baptist Church
Antioch Baptist Church
Suday School
Mauk Baptist Church
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National Guard
Jean Rousseau
Union
Butler, GA
Crowell News
Butler Herald
Chapman and
Lane
Mauk Antioch, Midway
E. H. Dunn
Philco
MiAmma
Philco Htv
HTV
Atlantic City
CBS TV
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