Reverend Windham to Lead Ingle Side Baptist Church
Butler citizens praise Rev. James M. Windham for returning from Maryville Tennessee to assume the pastorate of Ingle Side Baptist Church in Macon Georgia. The piece notes Windham’s prior pastorates and honors his family’s local civic leadership while urging health and cleanliness in the community amid hot weather.
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Butler
James M. Windham
Georgia
Maryville
Tenn
Ingleside Baptist Church
Macon
Taylor County
Windham
Adel
Thomaston
Eminence
Orleans
Ind
W. Guy
Eula Wilson Windham
Tifton
Bethel Church
Wilson
Court of Ordinary
Messrs
W. Lawson
Emmett L. Wilson
Windhams
Wilsons
Talmadge says GOP action aids Russell in Georgia race
Gov. Talmadge told the Georgia Press Association that Eisenhower’s GOP convention nomination gives new momentum to Sen. Russell’s bid for the Democratic nomination. He projects Russell could win about 400 first-ballot votes and gain strength on subsequent ballots, with help from western states and a few southern favorites. He also commented on civil rights planks and South Carolina politics.
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Savannah
Dwight Eisenhower
Georgia
R. B. Russell
Talmadge
South
Eisenhower
Russell
Georgia Press Association
Jas. F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Walter George
Eisenhower Nixon Nominated by Republican Convention
General Dwight D. Eisenhower won the Republican presidential nomination on the first ballot at Chicago. Senator Richard Nixon of California was nominated by acclamation for vice president. Nixon and his wife received a big ovation as the delegates backed the ticket. The convention adjourned after Nixon spoke with Eisenhower set to campaign on a crusade for freedom.
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Cliff Tucker
The
Columbus Enquirer
Chicago
Tucker
United States
Convention
Ill
Dwight N. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
California
Gen
Eisenhower
America
Gen. Eisenhower
Senator Nixon
Nixon
Wm. F. Knowland
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Sen. Knowland
Sen
House of Representatives
UN- American Activities Committee
Senate
Alger Hiss
Knowland
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Martin
Illinois
Taft
Michigan
Reynolds and Taylor Friends Lament Passing of C A Windham
Charlie A Windham longtime Reynolds builder and farmer dies at Keysville Convalescent Home at 2 pm Monday. Born March 19 1866 in Taylor County he was son of H J Windham and Loache McDowell Windham. Funeral in Reynolds Baptist church with Rev Robert Gardner. interment Crowell cemetery. Survived by sisters Emma Bryan Reynolds and W D Copeland Auburn and brothers J Windham and M Windham Reynolds.
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Keysville
C. A. Windham
Taylor County
H. J. Windham
Loache McDowell
Windham
Reynolds
Robert Gardner
Reynolds Baptist Church
Crowell Cemetery
Sam Bailey
C. B. Hicks
H. Whatley
Charlie Horton
Jim Brewer
Paul McDaniel
Goddard Funeral Home
Mr. Windham
Emma Bryan
W. D. Copeland
Auburn
Ala
J.,ugh
M. Windham
Georgia Lt Governor Marvin Griffin Seen as Future Governor
The article recalls meeting Georgia Lt. Gov. Marvin Griffin in Bainbridge during grade school days. It praises his intellect courtesy and friendly manner noting growing popularity and the belief he will become Georgia's next governor.
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Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Bainbridge
Pat
Griffin
State Press Group Ends Very Interesting Annual Session
Georgia Press Association wrapped its weekend session in Savannah with Cooper Etheridge of the Houston Home Journal Perry chosen as president. New officers include Roy Chalker vice president Harry Rhoden treasurer and Sanford Smith secretary. J Roy McGinty received a 50 year journalism recognition. Griffin Daily News won the best editorial trophy and the H H Dean Trophy while also placing third for most constructive work. Times Journal Eastman earned first in community classification with Coffee County Progress second. Medical Association of Georgia prizes went to Daily Times Gainesville and Weekly Coffee County Progress.
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Georgia Press Association
Savannah
Our Neighbor
Cooper Etheridge
Houston Home Journal
Perry
Roy Chalker
Waynesboro True Citizen
Harry Rhoden
Lyons Progress
Sanford Smith
Atlanta
J. Roy McGinty
Griffin Daily News
Georgia
News
H. H. Dean
L. R. Campbell
Florida State University
Quimby Melton Jr
Griffin Daily
Times- Journal of
Eastman
Coffee County Progress of
Douglas
Medical Association of Georgia
Daily Times
Cainesville
Coffee County Progress
Revival at Crowell Methodist Church Begins Next Sunday
Revival services start Sunday morning at Crowell Methodist Church and run twice daily at 11 a.m. and 8 15 p m through Friday evening July 25. Visiting minister Rev O P Sloat of Liberty Methodist Church Macon assists Rev C E Smith. Public invited.
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Crowell Methodist Church
O. P. Sloat
Liberty Methodist Church of
Macon
C. E. Smith
Warship
Dean Coffee Shop Opens Tonight at Dean Hotel
The Coffee Shoppe at the Dean Hotel east of the public square will start serving meals this evening with a formal opening planned for noon on Sunday. Mr. M. R. Graddis, formerly with the Upson Hotel at Thomaston, leads the venture and brings many years of cafe experience and strong reccomendations.
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Dean Coffee Shop
Dean Hotel
Public Square
M. R. Graddis
Upson
Thomaston
Gaddis
Worship at Butler Methodist Church Sunday
Worshipers are invited to services at Butler Methodist Church twice Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with the pastor preaching. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. led by Superintendent Mr. Carl Hobbs. The new Childrens Fellowship begins at 6:30 p.m. All children urged to join for fun and fellowship.
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Butler Methodist Church
Carl Hobbs
Byrd Edwards Named On National Demo Committee
In Columbus on July 9 W H Young Jr reelected Georgia Third District Democratic Executive Committee chairman. The group praised Rep E L Forrester, unopposed in the May 14 primary, who won 41 059 votes across 24 counties and is the party’s nominee for the November 4 general election. The district committee, about 40 attendees strong, lists members by county and will fill vacancies soon.
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Columbus
W. H. Young Jr
Georgia Third District
Democratic Executive Committee
Young
E. L. Forrester
Forrester
Muscogee
Chattahoochee
Eugene Willis
Cliff Jones
Clay
John C. Foster
Richard W. Best
Crisp
Charles E. Tarver
T. V. Hyman
Dodge
J. D. Harrell
Eugene Yawn
Dooly
E. H. Conner
J. S. Fokes
Harris
G. JB. Saunders
Joe Peavy
Houston
Sam Nunn
Terrell
Tom Raines
Raymond Richardson
Turner
H N. Bussey
Alex Storey
Schley
W. L. Hayes
S. A. Manning
Stewart
A. R. Sims
John B. Richardson
Sumter
T. O. Marshall Jr
Russell Thomas
W. A. Carter
S. H. Dykes
Webster
E. O. Hilsman
Leon Passmore
Wilcox
Fletcher McLeod
Bishop Moore Urges South Return to Simple Life
Bishop Arthur J. Moore urged business leaders in Atlanta to revive the old South’s gentility honesty and religion saying the region built a great civilization then lost it. He warned the nation faces a crisis as ideals and freedoms are being abandoned for false security.
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World Council of Methodist Bishops
Hell
Calomel
Democratic Party
Atlanta
Arthur J. Moore
South
Old South
Taylor County 4-H Members to Attend Camp Fulton
Approximately 35 Taylor County 4-H Club members will attend Camp Fulton near Atlanta for five days from July 28 to August 1. The program includes forestry crafts wildlife conservation and organized recreation plus swimming a tour of Atlanta and Rich's Department Store. Instructors are county and home demonstration agents advisors and camp staff with Red Cross lifeguards on duty at all swimming events.
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Camp
Fulton
Atlanta
Rich’s Department Store
Red Cross
Tragic Death Fatal to Florida Youth Near Mauk
Eugene McElmurray fifteen of Ca nal Point Florida died on a farm near Mauk while loading watermelons. A sudden vehicle lurch caused him to fall beneath the wheels, crushing his chest. He is survived by his mother Thelma McElmurray and grandfather J W Woodall along with three half sisters and other relatives. Funeral was held at Tazewell Methodist Church with Edwards Bros. Funeral Home in charge.
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Canal Point
Fla
Eugene McElmurray
J. W. Woodall
Mauk
Butler
Eugene
Horace McElmurray
Thelma Woodall McElmurray
Macon County
Tommy Theus
Henry Clay Griggs
Jimmy Turner
William Kendrick
Rudolph Averett
Union Revival for Antioch and Midway Churches
Antioch and Midway Baptist churches plan a combined revival starting Sunday at 10 30 a m at Antioch with Sunday School. Evening worship follows at 8 p m in the Central School auditorium through Friday July 25. The pastors preach on Not Ashamed of the Gospel and Behold I stand at the door and knock.
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Antioch
Midway Baptist
Central School
Whatley's Warehouse to Announce New Heavy-Duty Tractors
Whatley's Warehouse plans a Saturday reveal of two new John Deere heavy-duty tractors models 2 and 3 plow, successors to A and B. Mr T Whatley of Reynolds says the machines include engineering advances and major improvements, offering strong value, with one model on display for visitors.
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John Deere
T Whatley
Whatley
Reynolds
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Arthur Moore
Taylor Couny
4-H
Camp Fulton
Florida
Union Revival
Antioch and
Midway
Whatley’s
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