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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1958
Page
1
Pictured above are three successful candidates in the Dawson County primary race for the September 10 election. Advertiser notes press fees and unofficial results indicate incomplete tallies, as election officials report. Full coverage will appear in next week’s issue.
A string of visits across Dawsonville and nearby towns highlights weekend activity. Names include Aris Mad, Ralph Madder, Judge W O Vaughtes, Jesse Crows, Buford vieied, Mrs L C Sumserour and daughter, Robert Howser of Amyrna, 8 8 Vaughters, Annie Stovall, Wille Vaughtere, Ed House, Blanche Tyner, Eleanor Rourk, B H Howard, Leila Thurmond, Walter Teliey, Herbert Gnawick, Ellis Robinson, Mai York, Richard Barron, Katie Tatum, and others. Notable mentions note birthdays, and local shops like Cariett Grocery Store.
Mr and Mrs Roy Cross announce the birth of a son on September 5 at Woodward’s Circle Deh lodge. Mr and Mrs Milton Dobbs also announce the birth of a son at Woodward’s Circle, Dakota lonega.
For sale thirteen healthy Derce pigs. Registration available, contest observed by Bobby Paupett in Hilsey Ge.
The 58 term junior class officers include President Evelyn Bach Vice President Bill Seiggiar Secretary Shirley Gizaway Trees Treasurer Berage Long Reporter Capl McCiere Jr.
Mrs. 8. A. West of Dahlonega formerly of Daw cee Se oocteet at hee hoset 6th ant died. The notice records the deceased’s name and former residence with a brief reference to her passing.
Paralee Crawford, 79, died Sunday September 6 at a private Gainesville hospital after an extended illness. The Rev. J. Frank Gable led funeral services at Dawsonville Baptist Church with burial in Dawsonville Cemetery. Survived by one son Howard Crawford, Hampton. two daughters Mrs. C. C. West and Mrs. Clara Waters, Dawsonville. sister Mrs. Martha Wehant, Dahlonega. 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Vickers Funeral Home of Dawsonville arranged the services.
Mrs Loy Reece and Mr Boyd announce the wedding anniversary of Mr Poyn Young, a retired minister, who left Dawson county in 1903. The event at Amico sion Falls State Park drew many relatives and friends. Relatives from Gainesville and Groves Town attended along with neighbors and local names.
Fragmented OCR shows marriage references with names such as Warren James Dunemm and Holden presiding. Text includes dates like August 6th and August 25th and mentions judges W. O and others, but details are garbled.
Revival services will start at Pleasant Union Baptist Church Sunday night September 14. Everyone is invited to attend. Rev. Calvin Simmons, Pastor.
Readable fragments indicate a church service at Goohen Ueptat, with references to Rev. Fsra Hoe and Panter. The Sunday date appears as September 14, inviting attendance.
Ev venue at Pleasant Union Baptist Church hosts evening services starting Sept. 14 and continuing nightly through the week. A Homecoming event is set for Sept. 21 with Rev. Calvin Simmons as pastor invites all to attend and spend the day.
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