List of State Officials and Election Committees Names
A roster lists multiple officials and candidates including State Auditor John Brandon and State Treasurer Sibyl Pool, with addresses and positions such as Commissioner of Agriculture John Morgan Flowers Jr and Associate Justices and legislators in Morgan County. The compilation covers Supreme Court Place No 2, State Senator 2nd District, House candidates, and county boards and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brandon
Langdon C. Parker
Agnes Baggett
Dan J. Baker
Ben A. Hudson
Wm. Frank Stone
Mary J. Thompson
Sibyl Pool
Dan Thomas
Floyd D. Dotson
Vernon. L. St. John
W. J
Bill) Terry
Agriculture and Industries
John Morgan Flowers, Jr
W. V. Mitchell
Frank M. Stewart
Asso
Public Service Commission
Jimmy Hitchcock
O. P. Lee
Cc. C
Jack) Owen
Howell Turner
Bill) Lee, Jr
J. B. Richardson
Morgan County
E. G. Hamilton
Noble J. Russell
Estes C. McDaniel
Local Obituaries and Deaths in Ardmore Area
Margaret Jones Lawson, 85, died last Tuesday after a long illness at her home in Ardmore. Funeral services were held at Piney Grove Baptist Church with Rev. Carroll and Rev. Hargrove officiating. Burial in Gatlin Cemetery. Rainey and Son in charge. Survived by six daughters and four sons. George Venable, 38, of Toledo, Ohio, died Sunday night at home and was shipped to Ardmore on the Pan. Survived by wife, three children Georgia Donald and Bobby, two brothers Jimmie and David, two sisters Odie Watson and Nina Spray. Burial in Antioch Cemetery at Elkmont. Rainey and Son in charge. George Shannon died of a heart attack last Tuesday morning. funeral arrangements incomplete. Another man, Self, accidentally shot him last night at his home. funeral services incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret, Jones
Piney Grove Baptist Church
Carroll
Hargrove
Gatlin Cemetery
Rainey
Son
George Venable
Toledo
Ohio
Ardmore
Georgia
Donald
Bobby
Jimmie
Athens
David
Elkmont
Odie Watson
Nina Spray
Antioch Cemetery
Graduation events announced for local high school
Baccalaureate sermon will be held in the high school auditorium on Sunday night May 7. Class night is Tuesday May 9. Graduation exercises will be Friday night May 11. Elaine Hobbs is valedictorian and Gertrude Smith is salutarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Hobbs
Gertrude Smith
Who's Who of Ardmore High School
Ardmore High School’s Who's Who lists top students and traits. Noted names include Gertrude Smith as most intelligent girl, J D Royer as most intelligent boy, Elaine Hobbs as happiest girl and teacher's pet, and Glenn Sanderson as most dependable boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore High School
Gertrude Smith
J. D. Royer
Glenn Sanderson
Mariah Jones
Bobby Barnett
Elaine Hobbs
Calvin Clem
Jimmie Hastings
Lorin Clem
Marjorie Carpenter
Frances Dutton
Leon Barnett
Natalie Hatchett
Vera Vanhoozier
Aubry Bond
Bobby Brock
Eena Jones
Yanks to Meet Royalty Soon at Buckingham Palace
Nearly a thousand people, mostly women, gather at Buckingham Palace for spring presentation to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Over 150 Americans, led by Ambassador Lewis Douglas and families, will be presented next Wednesday with others following on Thursday. Representatives include Dean Acheson, George Perkins, and their spouses among the American party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Palace
United States
Lewis Douglas
Sharman
Dean Acheson
Acheson
George Perkins
Perkins
Americanpd
Anl
Lowon
Juliette Huebner
C. R. Huebner
Edward O'Neal
Mildred O'Neal
Julia Ann O'Neal
Florence
Ala
Huebner
U. S. Army
Europe
Wendell Pylant and Kath erine Hollingsworth wed
Wendell Pylant and Miss Kath erine Hollingsworth of Pulaski united in marriage last Saturday in the home of Mrs. Pearl Hickman. William Lewter was taken to Baugh Wiley clinic Tuesday for an operation. Matt McPherson and Luther Clay visited families in Nashville Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. James Davis and children of Columbus Georgia visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bates and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Winford of Camargo Tennessee and Mr. and Mrs. Benes and Sharon Ann of Fayetteville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Boggs last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Pylant
Katherine Hollingsworth
Pulaski
Pearl Hickman
William Lewter
Baugh-Wiley Clinic
Matt McPherson
Luther Clay
Nashville
Myra Bryan
Sherry
Sea A
James Davis
Columbus
Georgia
Thomas. Bates
R. S. Winford
Camargo
Tennessee
Global hides drive 1950 leather demand
An estimated 104 million animal hides and skins from worldwide sources will be required in 1950 to satisfy the United States demand for shoes and leather soles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morgan’s
Lister Hill
Lawrence McNeil
W. M
Bill Beck
Robert K
Buster” Bell
Elbert Boozer
Eugene Bull Connor
James M. Dement
Hugh DuBose
W. R. Farnell, Jr
Wiley Gordon
Phillip J. Hamm
J. Bruce Henderson
Joe Money
Reuben L. Newton
Gordon Persons
Chauncey Sparks
Albert Stapp
Luther E. Roberts
W. H
Bill) Stewart
Democratic Executive Committee
Eighth Congressional District
T. C. (Cliff) Almon
Roy E. Blair
Sam M. Bowen
John A. Caddell
William S. Collier
W. E
Bill) Crawford
E. L. Drinkard
Norman W. Harris
Clarence
C.C.) Horton
Wilford Lynn
George W. McBurney
Mose W. O'Neal
Walter J. Price
Thomas F. Russell
Bruce Sherrill
Ed A. Staley
Kha G. Ite
B. Williamson
Sheriff Co. B. (Bibb) Humphrey
John F. McCutcheon
J. W. Phillips
B. Candler Pitman
Leon E. Posey
W. T
Bill) Willoughby
Co. Board of Education
H. Clemons
G. Clyde McRae
J. P. Owen
Carrel Ryan
Willis T. Watkins
J. Cris White
Board of Revenue and Control
Joseph Owain Curry
J. K
Kelso) Hayes
Sim L. Howell
E. I. (Irwin) Sheats
Paul P. Collier
Blythe M. Isley
Lee Kitchens
Wallace H. Meadows
W. Monroe Rodgers
J. Pettus Dunaway
E. E. Lanier
Leonard E. Slate
LeRoy McEntire, Jr
Ralph E. Slate
Bennett Livingston
Jesse M. Smith
William B. Hamilton
Elbert L. Julian
J. R. Holder
Daniel Jennings
W. A. Pence
J. R. Ransom
Limestone Countyardmore
Josephine Lawson
George Shannon
Self
St.Joseph
Motor Supply CO
Ferry & Davis
Princess
Second Avenue
Neal Stephenson
Decatur
Austinville
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