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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
1
A brief literary excerpt quotes James Russell Lowell on June and perfect days. The lines compare heaven and earth in tune and a warm ear whispering over it.
Services at Holly Creek Congregational Church are planned for Sunday at 2 30 pm led by Rev L C Goodson of Atlanta who will move to Dawsonville with his wife to engage in local community work and church service. A reader’s note mentions upcoming jury lists and local visiting residents, with other community notices and local traveler updates.
The people of Tate unveiled a life sized portrait of Hon. Sam Tate on May 23 at the High School funded by public subscription with surplus in the treasury. He is praised as a foremost Georg ian and benefactor of education in Pickens County and beyond.
Mr G. Perry writes that the Theological Seminary of Atlanta has donated an organ to the Holly Creek Congregational Church to be installed soon. Dr. Lewis A Keller president of the college and editor of the Southern Congregationalist praises Dawsonville area and Rev. Neil McQuarrie offers to serve the region for its citizens.
E D Kenyon writes to voters in the North eastern Circuit proposing his candidacy for Solicitor General. He touts his record as a lawyer and prosecutor and argues it is time for a new choice after three terms by the incumbent. He vows to be fair to all and asks voters to decide based on convictions.
Community column lists residents and visitors from Dougherty area and nearby Georgia towns. It mentions Mr. and Mrs IJugh Hardy returning from South Georgia and various groups visiting relatives in Hall County Gainesville Laurel Silver City and Columbus for Grand Lodge events.
Mrs Weece aged about seven years died at her son N B Weece residence near June last Thursday and was buried at Mc Kee's Chapel on Saturday.
The district union meeting will be held with New Bethel church on Thursday and Friday before the second Sunday in July. Each church should elect delegates at once and instruct them to attend on these days. W. Si. Patterson, P. C.
All communities in this county may enroll in free courses on agricultural subjects. The instruction covers poultry raising arsenate use boll weevil control and related topics. Men women boys and girls are invited to participate.
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