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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
4
An official from Dawson County is noted in the local notice, acknowledging a role in county affairs. The brief item confirms the appointment or recognition of the official in the community.
Local residents attended Decoration Day services at Lebanon where Rev. Henry Kelley delivered a sermon. Visitors from Atlanta and Gainesville were seen, with weddings and family visits noted. Union Singing No. 2 hosts at Liberty. Imogene Grant and Grady Bennett wed Sunday morning.
A senior group led by Mr. and Mrs. R. Carroll and others toured Savannah and Tybee Beach. They visited Indian Springs, Macon, Dublin, Swainsboro, Statesboro, Fort Screven, Yamacraw Bluff, the Savannah docks, and Ship Island on Island Girl and City of Montgomery, returning by way of Milledgeville and Atlanta feeling proud of the trip.
Mr and Mrs Wade Evans of New Bridge visited at J G Whel ehel'e Saturday night.
The Georgia Supreme Court decision recognizing Daniel as treasurer allows the state to access a seventeen million road fund. The Georgia Highway Department will gain over twenty million dollars total, with at least two million for each of the Ninth and Seventh Districts. The Dawsonville Gainesville and Calhoun Fairmount roads are proposed paving projects in Pickens County.
Official word from Washington announces that two Confederate leaders will appear on four cent stamps. General Robert E Lee and General Thomas J Jackson will be featured in a series honoring outstanding American military heroes from the Revolutionary era to the Spanish-American wars. The first stamp is set for August release.
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