Talmadge Campaign Aides Named For Key Posts
In the Talmadge campaign, F No. 3 Page Orne led the drive for votes and oversaw office coordination. Hugh Howell of Atlanta is named permanent chair of the state Democratic executive committee, succeeding L. S. Camp. Miss Eleanor Orr of Newnan becomes secretary of the convention and committee, replacing Stella Akin. J. J. E. Anderson of Statesboro will chair the platform committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Howell
Atlanta
Lawrefse
Mason
Talmadge
L. S. Camp
Russell Lagellon
Eleanor Orr
Newnan
Stella Akin
Savannah
J. J. E. Anderson
Statesboro
Anderson
Jordan Wins Senate Primary Runoff in Schley County
Ellaville Ga Sept 26 C C Jordan captured the State Representative seat in Schley County’s runoff over A A Arrington by 66 votes. Jordan 286 Arrington 218 with Baugh from Sept 14 primary accounting for 171 votes. Total votes cast 546 in the primary and 602 in the runoff. registered voters 558. Arrington incumbent popular and Jordan a well known Ellaville farmer resident two miles south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellaville
Schley County
Baugh
Jordan
Arrington
Crisp to resign House seat for tariff post
Judge Crisp informed President Hoover he would resign his House seat within two weeks to assume a four year term on the Tariff Commission at a salary of ten thousand dollars annually. The president urged him to start duties promptly, and Castellow would fill the unexpired term if elected in November. Crisp left Americus for Washington after seeking War Department input in Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisp
Hoover
Tariff Commission
B. T. Gastellow
Cuthbert
Senate
Russell
Castellow
House
Judge Crisp
Americus
Washington
Savannah
War Department
Roosevelt Business and Professional League drives Georgia growth
The Roosevelt Business and Professional League completes plans to form branches in every judicial circuit to secure memberships at a minimum two dollar fee. Georgia offices mention Mrs. Edgar Alexander and Miss Stella Akin at Atlanta Piedmont Hotel, with fundraising urged to support the Democratic ticket. Rayburn G. Clay directs finance from Piedmont Hotel, while George Shelton and Clay emphasize county allocations for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Alexander
Miss Akin
Clay
Mr. Clay
Shelton
Business and Professional League
Gov
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Business and Professional League
Broad St
N.W
Madison Avenue
New York
Mr.lay
Rayburn G. Clay
Democratic pledge and 1934 primary resolution in district
A 1982 document endorses Roosevelt and Democratic nominees for national state and county offices. It commends W. F. Andrews for Senate representation and records an executive committee vote adopting a primary rule restricting the district Seavitee primary to the county with the plurality. Signed Sept 23, 1982 by Duncan McCrary Neisler and Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
J. N. Gardner
W. F. Andrews
J. ©. Davidson
H. Neisler
Ocilla Man Named to Succeed J. J. Hunt as Pens on Commissioner
William Henderson 86 of Ocilla was named by Gov. Russell as state pension commissioner succeeding the late J J Hunt. Henderson, a veteran of the Civil War, has taken over duties and is a prominent South Georgia political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibb
Peach
Houston
Crawford Counties
L. L. Brown
Macon
Brown
Russell
H. A. Matthews
H. J. Carswell
Waycross
Braswell Deen
Alma
W. C. Lankford
William Henderson
Ocilla
South Georgia
Guv. Russell
Henderson
J. J. Hunt
Herbert Moon
Americus
American Legion Auxiliary of
Georgia
Moon
Harvey Kennedy
Barnesville
State Legislative Department
Atlanta
Wm. Henderson
Gov
J.J Hunt
Humble prayer through scripture and example
A dense lesson discusses prayer as communication with God through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes private worship over show, warns against vain repetition, and stresses forgiveness, daily bread, and seeking God's will. It highlights Jesus as the model, Paul’s guidance, and the enduring authority of Scripture for life and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Gethsemane
Heavenly Father
Henoe
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Srayer
Paul
Timothy
Jesus Christ
Chris
Abe
Jurors drawn for October 1992 Taylor Superior Court term
Jurors drawn by the Honorable C Frank McLauchlin Judge Superior Court Chattahoochee Circuit to serve at the October 1992 term Taylor Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Frank McLauchlin
Judge Superior Court
Chattahoochee
Taylor Superior Court
F. -P. Golding
W. Barmon
Bryance
B. J. Byrd
F. H. Bone
J. Saunders Au Gilson
Harris J. T
Childres
J. M. Beeland Ovins
Seay
J. W. Edwards
Waller
B. Lumpkin Lewis Codlck J
James
L. Montgomery G
Z. Young
B. Hillers Brooks Montgomery
Eli Garrett H.theus
T. L. Ruffin
C. B. Bankston
Aes
W. L. Stringfield
B.m.montgomery
W. ‘Arker
Adams M
Ocoee Arribe
A. P. Harmon
C.B. Montgomery Ie
Whatley
M. Maf
T. W. Caldwell Clark Gillarland
W. A. Childs
O. Whatley
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Georgia State Nurses’ Association
Albany
Martha Cooper
Perry
Wesleyan College
Georgia-Alabama Christian Conference
Richland Christian Church
C. W. Horne, Jr
Vienna
Duke Uniwice
J. A. Martin
Turner County
W. J. Hallman
Russell Thursday
Theodore A. Hammond
Smith, Hammond, Smith and Bloodworth
Wm. A. Jones
Thomas County Court of Ordinary
Court of Ordinary
Acme Radio Company of
Itonton
Federal Radio Commission
Eatonton
Robert C. Hollaclaw
Tampa
Fla
Ralph A. Graves
Bainbridge, Ga
Aeiecnne
National Magazine
Washington, D. C
Coca-Cola
Maryin Hutcheson
Norristown
Emanuel County
P. H. Gambrell
Advertising, Industrial
Macon Telegraph
Illinois Veterans Hospital
Ralph Edward Smith
B. H. Smith
L Arp
Jacksonville
Georizia Public Service Commission
Ed. F. Cook
Vineville Methodist Church
Sam Tate
Tate
Harry York
Jack White
Fulton County
Lee G
Council
Elizabeth ’ S Eli Fomeen
Howard E. Whitlock
New York City
Stamford
Conn
A. Park
State of
Westleyan College
Josaph S. Rains
St Joseph’s Infirmary
Donald Davidson
Vanderbilt University
Marshallville
Davidson
Amps
Ik. A. Patterson
Haseen
B.T. Castelow
Pataula
Chas. R. Crisp
Ben Hill County
Democratic Esecutive Committee
W. R. Bowen
General Assembly of
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Gacres
Danville High School
Twiggs
Wilkinson
Ceores
Georgia Education Association
Kyle T. Alfriend
W. D. Manley
Bankers Trust Company of Georgia
Ior
I. M. Meekins
Fayetteville
N.C
Columbus
R. A. Hicks
Three Springs
Warm Springs Road
Columbus Hospital
Margaret Tate
Tate, Ga
Young Demovcratic Cluba of America
Young Democratic Clubs of America
W. E
Eugene Russell Hill
T. C. West
Unadilla
James Parks
Marion County
Marion
Atanta
R.L. McMichael, Jr
Americas
Rome
Georgia Press Association
Jack Williams
C. E. Benns
Butler
M. S. Yeomans
Covington
G. C. Adams
Mount Vernon Motor Company
Monthly
MacFadden
L. K. Starr
Fayette and Spalding County
Andrew McCulloagh
Montag
Baker
Atlantic Ice and Coal Company
B. W. Adams
Andrew McCullough
Balding County
S. B. Banknight, Jr
Grady Hospital
Stone Mountain
Ando AY
Rock
Ashburn
Carlton Lynch
Milledgeville
Alon McCullar
Georgia Industrial College
Hannah
Chas. H. Herty
Chamber of Commerce
J. Loren Carr
Laurens County
Ben T. Watkins
Schley CO
Pine
B.M. Mont
M. Sug Komery
W. C. Childs
M Bazemorees, Jr
Saunders C. Iseans
G. T. Horton
T. Childs
Weeden
R. E. Watkins
David Cookle
G. Bloodworth - Monte
M. T. Gaultney, Sr
Emery O ' Montfort
C. E. Whidby T
J. Fountain
J. A Mathews
W.C. Newsome
Byrd Traverse
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