Local residents attend church and visit relatives Sunday
Judge Vaughters attended Communion services at Sweets water Sunday. Numerous Dahlonega and Gainesville residents visited relatives here or attended graduations and conferences. Several locals travel to Atlanta and Covington for events, while others recover from injuries and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Vaughters
Sweetswater
Mrs. Winfred Kelley
Gainesville
Ralph Maddox
Jimbo
W.T. Gilstrap
Murrayville
Maddox
Congregational Holiness Church
In Memory of Estin Martin
In loving memory of Estin Martin who left up June 1960. One year ago today it has been so lonesome without you. A place is vacant in our lives that never can be filled. Mrs Estin Martin and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estin Martin
Cartersville
Georgia
Etowah Mound Museum
Mdern
Mostern
Allatoona Dam
Allatoona Lake
Dawson County to Get $2,101 Immediate School Aid
Telegram from Senator Talmadge via Dawson Advertiser states Health Education Welfare Dept approved $2,801 for 1961 under Public Law 874. Dawson County schools receive $2,101 certified for immediate payment for fiscal year 1961.
Social Security On Sale at Local News Dealer
Social Security information available at local news dealer with a Gainesville office outreach in Dawsonville P O at 3 00 p m. Public meeting aims to connect residents with social security representatives and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Dawsonville
P. O
Ceorsia Power Promotions names new vice president
John J. McDonough, president, announced that Michael T. Allen has been named vice president and assistant general manager of Ceorsia Power Promotions Ceorsia Power Promotions Athens division Met since 1937 with offices in Atlanta. Promotion effective May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Assisant Gen
Atlanta
John J. McDonough
Athens division manager named vice president at Ga Power
The Athens division superint endent for nine years was promoted to vice president and Athens division manager, marking a leadership move within the Georgia Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ga. Power Company
Athens
Copelands announce birth of Nalita Yvonne
Mr and Mrs Gordon L Copeland of Alpharetta announce the birth of a daughter Nalita Yvonne on May 30 at Saint Joseph Infirmary Atlanta. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs C C West of Dawsonville and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs R D Copeland of Dahlonega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon L. Copeland
Alpharetta
Nalita Yvonne
Saint Joseph Infirmary
Atlanta
C. C. West
Dawsonville
R. D. Copeland
Dahlonega
Jett Couple Welcome Son in Savannah Birth
Mr and Mrs James Jett of Savannah announce the birth of a son on June 5. The infant is a grandson of Mr and Mrs J C Jett of Dawsonville. Mr and Mrs Russell Brown announce the birth of a son on May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jett
Savannah
J. C Jett
Dawsonville
Russell Brown
Card of Thanks for Jim Mincey
The family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of Jim Mincey. Gratitude for flowers and food, and for comfort from ministers Rev Ralph Harris and Rev Frank Gable, church, singers, and Logan Funeral Home of Ellijay. May God bless each one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Mincey
Ralph Harris
Frank Gable
Logan Funeral Home
Ellijay
Local visits and social notes from Route 3 families
Route 3 residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends over the weekend and week. Names include Marvin Burt, Clyde Tanner, Henry Chastain, W E Dollar, Tomie Vaughters, Lula Thompson, Alice Disharoon, W W McClure, Bertha Hall, Pearl Hall, Clara Harbin, Ruby Jane Harbin, Dorothy Jones, Penny, Carlton Greenway, Laura Gorley, Pearl Hall, Emma Vaughters, Luna Harben, Doris Tanner, and Joyce Tanner. A DCHS 1961 senior Doris Tanner recalls a Washington DC trip with classmates. Mrs. Leonard Dollar from Atlanta spent the weekend. Joyce Tanner visited Glen Tanner in Lumpkin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Tanner’s
Tomie Vaughters
Lula Thompson
Alice Disharoon
W. W McClure
Bertha
Pearl Hall
Clara
Ruby Jane Harbin
Cancer Drive Tops Goal In Lawson Co Crusade
C W Gilleland chairman announces Lawson County Cancer Crusade raised 1005 dollars surpassing 99 dollar goal by 13 dollars. He thanks contributors and lists co workers from 1861 Crusade for their role in boosting cancer research education and community service efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gilleland
Lawson Co
Gilleland
Jj.o. Berry
Bonnie Burt
Leon Bruce
Marvene Crane
Doris Cain
Jane Evans
Elena Gilleland
Arthur Gireath
James Ledbetter
Henry Pirkle
Blanche Robinson
Nelda Swafford
Kathleen Slaton
Henry Taylor
Ralph Talley
Melva Tatum
George Vaughters
Elmer Wiggington
Gladys Wright
Gillelnd Elso Wises
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Felton Burt
Tom Stowers
J. S. Harden
Mt. Berry
Rome
Edward Stowers
Lula
W.H. Whitmire
Clarence Barker & Family
Pauline Palmour
Edgar Palmour
Anthony, Fla
E. C. Stephens
Johnny Nix
Gainesville High
Harry Brown
Rutledge
R. E. Barben
Johnnie Lee
Nashville, Tenn
Dewey Goswick
Lydia Gravitt
L. C. Summerour & Family of
Sugar Hill
Z. W. Summerour
Cliff West
J. T. Wilson
Gordon Copeland
Blanche Tyner
Mrs. M. M. White
Silver City
Morris Tavelor
Tony
Decatur
Maxine Bailey
Herbert Crawford
Marion Crawford
Douglas Perry
Robert Crawford
Carl Dean Crane
Joe B. Bradley
Voc. Ag
FFA
Covington
P. E. Bailey
Lake Jackson
Preston Thurmond
Lawrenceville
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Mr. Thurmond
Kraft Foods
Simpson Denard
Dawson County
S.C
Woodruff Hospital
Woodruff S. C
Homer Goswick
Forsyth Co. Hospital
Jesse McDonald
Lara Lance
Betty
Eunice Crawford
Dawsonville Baptist Church
Methodist Vacation Bible School
Eva McGehee
Herman Talmadge
Washington, D. C
Dawson Co
Advertiser
Dawsonville, Ga
Ann Couch
North Gay College
Ann
Miss Couch
Glenn Couch
Route 2
Ceorsia Power Promotions
L. M. Shadgett
Ben W. Burton
Marvin Burt
Mrs
W. E. Dollar
Clyde Tanner
Henry Chastain
Dorothy Jones
Penny
Carlton Greenway
Laura Gorley
Fla
Miss Pearl Hall
Emma Vaughters
Luna Harben
Doris Tanner
DCHS
Leonard Dollar
Joyce Tanner
The
Glen Tanner
Lumpkin Co
Wen
Chm ’N
Cancer Crusade
Era
Georgia Department of Commerce
Etowah Indian Mounds
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