Cairo-Grady Chamber Names Carlisle President for 1964
Cairo Georgia judge Edwin A Carlisle elected president of Cairo Grady County Chamber of Commerce for 1964. He succeeds T Roderick Hester as first vice president in charge of administration and J R Gandy chosen second vice president in charge of membership and finance. Floyd H Searcy Jr elected treasurer. Other officers include E L Chastain and H M Sumner as vice presidents and John S LeGette as treasurer. The 38th annual dinner will be Jan 27 with speaker Rev Thomas S Haggai of High Point NC. Carlisle, a Cairo native, is son of Judge Emeritus Ira Carlisle. He has long civic ties and Kiwanis leadership. he was City Court Solicitor and is city attorney. He also chairs Grady County Mills Inc and Cairo Country Club Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Chamber of Commerce
T. Roderick Hester
Cairo Banking Co
Hester
J. R
Bob) Gandy
Floyd H. Searcy Jr
E. L. Chastain
H. M. Sumner
Johns. LeGette
Thomas S. Haggai
High Point
N. C
Chamber
Cairo
Ira Carlisle
Grady County
Georgia Court of Appeals
Carlisle
Cairo Club
Kiwanis
Grady County Mills, Inc
Cairo Country Club Inc
Kiwanis Club Publishes 1964 Assignments
The Thomas County Kiwanis Club announced committee assignments for 1964 led by President Tom Stevens. The lineup covers Boys and Girls Work, Vocational Guidance, Agriculture and Conservation, Public and Business Affairs, Program and Music, Attendance and Membership, Reception, House Committee, Support of Churches, International Relations, Achievement, Education and Fellowships, Law and Regulation, Publicity, Bulletins, Fund Raising, and Interclub with members named for each post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County Kiwanis Club
Tom Stevens
Frank Connell
Bob Parsons
Wendell Johnson
Bob Willis
Durward Jones
Bull Ponder
Bob Waller
Woodrow Raines
Stewart Willis
L. H. Turner
Tom Suber
Stewart W411lis
Anderson Pfister
Herbert Whitfield
Newton Sloan
J. Jhe Cason
Larry May
Billy Fort
Houston Flautt
Jack McKinley
Bruce Dillard
Ed Thompson
Bailey Coxon
Bill Ball
Bob McGee
HOUSE
J. L. Cason
George Clapp
Houston Filautt
Chester Bennett
Woody Faircloth
Bon Air Hotel To Become Elderly Residence Near Augusta
The Bon Air Hotel near Augusta National Golf Course will reopen next month as a 300 room residence for elderly guests. Closed for a time, it briefly reopened during the Masters, with past guests including Presidents Wilson Coolidge Harding and Taft. Rates will be $125 monthly for room and board.
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Augusta
Augusta National
Wilson
Coolidge
Harding
Taft
Auditor cites illegal payments by Georgia Department of Education
State Auditor B Thrasher Jr says the Georgia Department of Education paid 3425 to Arent Fox firm over two years for legal services. The payments violated a state law prohibiting departments from employing counsel except in governor appointed special cases.
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Atlanta
State Department of Education
B. ©. Thrasher Jr
Washington
Thrasher
Arent, Fox, Kintner, Plotkin and Kahn
Thomasville City Court Jurors Named for December Term
The City Court of Thomasville lists the petit jurors for the December 1963 term who report on December 17 at 9 30 AM. The roster includes Ashton Keyton Mathews Kennedy Vann Lewis Freeman Ferguson Bilis Dekle Bills Clark Rumble Lanier Willett NeSmith Horne Fort Hatcher Jackson Routt Southerland Sherrod Carter Pierce Griffin House Gay Moye Alred Hudson Cone Ramsey Wonder Barfield Cooper Clyatt Vinson Stewart Turner Granam Bearey Hobbs Carter Murphy Walden Conoley Harris Har rison Vann Hudspeth Hatcher Robison Wallis Hinson Robinson Buffkin Pierce Jones Gould Tomlinson Harden Fallin Rehberg Russell Murphy Duncan Steed Sherrod Goodson Evans.
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City Court OF
Thomasville
E. W. Ashton
J. W. Keyton
G. C. Mathews, Jr
J. C. Kennedy
C. W. Vann
H. W. Lewis
J. L. Freeman
L. D. Ferguson
Horace W. Bilis
James B. Dekle, Jr
Hugh Bills Clark
Bert Rumble
Glenn W. Lanier
Ray Willett
HE. J. NeSmith
J. W. Horne, Jr
M. T. Fort
Lavanda Hatcher
J. 0. Jackson
Wm. M. Routt, Jr
R. F. Southerland
Robert A. Sherrod
Clifford Carter
Everette C. Pierce
C. W. Griffin
Bert House
Owen Gay
David C. Moye
Glenn J. Alred
Son
T. O. Stewart
John OD. Turner
J. B. Granam
Paul Bearey
J. W. Thompson
I. J. Hobbs
H. Carter
H. T. Murphy
A. C. Walden
Mia
Leonie Conoley
Alton W. Harrison
B. ¥. Vann
Harold 8. Hudspeth
James R. Hatcher
T. O. Robison
J. O. Wallis
B. L. Hinson
Juliet Robinson
Baron F. Buffkin
Pierce
G. T. Jones
DD. W. Gould
Harry E. Tomlinson
Sidney J. Harden
C. B. Fallin
Luke Rehberg
P. ©. Russell
Harry Murphy
Silas L. Duncan
Curtie Steed
J. B. Sherrod
Chester Goodson
C. A. Hvans
Sparrow wins 1963 McGregor Mayo Agricultural Award in Waycross
Journal-Herald farm editor Laurie Lee Sparrow is named 1963 winner of the Chamber of Commerce award for outstanding community service honoring the late publisher Jack Williams. Ervin W. Johnson receives a trophy for service as county commissioner and clerk of court.
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Waycross
Journal - Herald
Laurie Lee Sparrow
Chamber of Commerce
Lste
Jack Williams
Ervin W. Johnson
Johnson
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