Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Cities
Dozens of Dawson county locals report visits with family and friends in Atlanta Alpharetta Gainesville Hall County and Charlotte. Names include Mrs Ralph Maddox Mrs Ida Macaw Mrs Mamie Tucker Dr L W Richards Mrs Ed Hulsey and many others with hospital stays and a death noted for Mrs Ethel Hyde Murphy of Duluth.
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Ed Hulsey
Hall County Hospital
Ethel Hyde Murphy
Duluth
Dawson County
Teachers Elected For 1960 61 Dawson County Schools
The Dawson County Board of Education elected teachers for the 1960 61 school year. Winners include Herbert W Robinson principal and a large staff across Dawson County Elementary West Side Elementary and various posts such as instructional supervisor and visiting teacher.
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Board of Education
Dawson County
J. T. Wilson
Lydia Breland
Dorothy Finley
Pauline Palmour
A Mother's Day Message For You Love You Alot
A personal note of affection sent on Mother's Day. The message expresses love and appreciation, emphasizing the sender’s strong feelings and best wishes for the recipient.
Communion Services Set At Mew Bethel Baptist
Services will be held at Mew Bethel Baptist Church Sunday May 8 at 11 a.m. A basket lunch will follow and a Saturday night service is scheduled for 7 30. Rev Frerk Gable is pastor and visitors are welcome. Local family announcements follow with names and travels.
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Mew Bethel Baptist Church
Frerk Gable
Henry Taylor Seeks Re Election in Dawson County Primary
Hon Henry Taylor qualified to run for reelection as Representative of Dawson County in the Democratic Primary on September 14.
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Dawson County
Bruce Maddox
Amicalola
Barretts
Dawsonville
Gilmer
High Shoals
Kilough
Purdys
Sanford
Savaneh
Shoal Creek
Yellow Creek
Landrum to Seek Re-Election in Democratic Primary
U S Representative Phil M. Landrum announced his bid for re election in the Democratic Primary on September 14. Landrum first won election in 1952 and has since served in the 82nd through 86th Congresses, gaining prominence in 1959 for the Lan drum Griffin Act sponsorship.
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U.S
Phil M. Landrum
Landrum-Griffin
Rep. Landrum
Savannah politician Key figure in 1950s labor reform
Savannah News figure dominates Ninth District races carrying 16 of 18 counties in 1958. He ranks seventh on the Committee of Education and Labor and chairs the Sub Committee on Labor Standards. co chairs the Joint Subcommittee on Labor Management Reform with extensive hearings that helped enact the Landrum Griffin Act. Also an assistant Democratic whip for Georgia and South Carolina. Background includes former Georgia assistant attorney general, executive secretary to Georgia governor, and early career as a teacher and WWII veteran.
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Committee of Education and Labor
Landrum-Griffin
South Carolina
Jasper Ga
State of Ga
In Memory Of John Homer Chambers
In memory of John Homer Chambers who passed away nine years ago on May 1. Tre family.
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John Homer Chambers
Tre
Notice on Representative qualification closing date
The closing date to qualify for Representative is May 23. The qualification fee is set at 350.00 dollars.
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Tne
Birth Announced for Shefield Couple Son Born May 5
Mr and Mrs Tommy Shef field announce the birth of a son on May 5 at Forsyth County Hospital.
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Tommy Sheffield
Forsyth County Hospital
Surprise Birthday Party for Linda Grant
Linda Grant celebrated her birthday Friday afternoon with several children attending. Games were played and refreshments served. Her cake was baked and decorated by Mrs Prennie Robinson. She received beautiful gifts.
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Linda Grant
Prennie Robinson
Local leader Greene wins 1960 UCFC National Community Service Award
Greene, the twelfth UCFC award recipient, earned the national honor for guiding United Way campaigns and boosting health and welfare funding. As UCFC president, he spoke in hundreds of communities, helping raise a record 455 million dollars for United Fund and Community Chest drives.
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Greene
United Funds
UCFC
Linen
National Association
Greens
United Way
United Fund
Coraziunity Chest
Wernery Health
Tss
Coates
Red Grass
Federation
Cleveland
United Appeal
Cleveland Community Chest
Cleveland Ymca
Western Reserve University Board of Trustees
Cormunittes
Cleveland Foundation
Bir
Ui National Mumen
Christiana
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Ralph Maddox
Ida Macaw
Mamie Tucker
Atlanta
Lydia Gravitt
Dewey Goswick
Alpharetta
Edna Noblin
Mrs
Gober Gravitt
Gene Gravitt’s
Mrs. J. W. Ralston
Mrs. L. W Richards
Charlotte, N. C
Mr. and
Mrs. Estes
Homer Blackwell
Inzy Dover
Larry Styles
Miss Jean Edwards
Marvine Crane
Hall Co. Hospital
Roy Jones
Ricky Anderson
Minnie Pirkle
Susie Summerour
Clay Summerour
Eunice Howard
Gainesville
Gertie Summerour
Nora Murphy
Belmont
Sam Young
Roswell
Macel Young’s
Claude Roper
W. W. Andrews
Halsey Andrews of
Tucker
Effie Tatum
Jimmy Ann Chester
Mancel Young
Gordon Anderson's
Alice Anderson
Paul McIver
Dawson County High
Herbert W. Robinson
Prin
Cipal
Joe B. Bradley
Eva McGahee
Ford Phillips
Walter A Schaeffer
Donald Burt
Thelma Cox
Frank Reaves
Harry Brown
Kathleen Reece
Lois Tatum
Betty Jean Styles
Clara W Robinson
Ralph Robinson
Ralph Warden
Claude C. Mote
Ruth Turner
Curtis Ayers
H. O. Newton
Floydstowers
Doris Fausett
Virginia Jenkins
C. C. West
Nellie Fay Edwards
Bonnelle Patterson
Clarence Denard
Lumpkin
Willie C. Townsend
H. M. Hendrix
John Roe
H. M. Bettis
R. H. Wehunt
Hattie Grace Wallace
West Side Elementary
J. H. Stegall
Lorimer Stegall's
Ellijay
Cecil Jones
Homer Ellis
Cecil Arrendale
Bill Chester
Daytona Beach
Winfred Kelley
Glen Pirkle
Liberty
Frank Pirkle
Maxin
Bailey
Wilda Bailey
Silver City
Morris Taylor
Sara West
Loy Rouse
W. M. Rouse
Henry Taylor
Savannah News
Mildred Cothran
Emory University Hospital
Dean Stowers
Shelia
Wekend
Nellie Kate Stowers
Paul Hose
Maude Turk
Braselton
James Crowe
Americus
Ronald Swansons
John Crowe
Vernon Gilbert & Daughter
W. T. Bishop‘s
Jerry
George Stowers
Mrs. Owen
Arnold
Ted Bishop
Baby
Koy Bishop’s
Mary Stowers
Arch Bishop's
Clyde Stowers
Henry Stowers
Curtis Stowers
Ronald Swainson
Alanta
James Mosch
C. T. Gittens
Hoschton
Kellogg Company
Goes Te Ohi
Fort Fa Cane
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