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State of GeorgiaBEN W. FORTSON, JR.,Secretary of StateDEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVESAND HISTORYGeorgia©s Official Register1945-1950COMPILED BY MRS. J. E. HAYSState Historian and DirectorRhodes Memorial Hall1516 Peachtree Street, N. W.Atlanta, Georgia

PREFACEThis volume covers the years 1945-1950 inclusive and is published under the authority contained in an Act approved August 20, 1918,and Acts amendatory thereof. Necessarily insome instances biographical sketches and otherdata are not available due to the fact that thisvolume extends over a period of six years.

CONTENTSTitle Page ... . Chapter VII. County Miscellany and Officers . . _ _... __. ______._325. . ... ........ ..... . ...................... ......_... ...... 1Preface . ... .. ........ .....__....._.............. 3Contents . 4Georgia Miscellany . . 5Legal Holidays, Special Days ____ ___ .... . ... _ ...»_..________ 6Chapter I. State Executive Offices, Boards, Commissions 7Chapter II. Legislative Department ....... _ .. ... ______.,.. ——————.. 75Senate ......._..._.........__..._._.._.............„......................... 75House of Representatives ............_.....................................111Chapter III. Judiciary ........................ .................... .. .............. ... 202Supreme Court ..... ........................... ...................... 202Court of Appeals . ........ ........... ......... ........... 206Superior Courts ..... ....... ..........................209City and County Courts . . . ....................................240Municipal Courts . ............... ............... ..... .... 293Chapter IV. United States Circuit Court of Appeals . .. ... .. .. . ........... 296District Courts in Georgia . . .......... ... . .. ... .. ........ 296Chapter V. Senators and Representatives in Congress from Georgia .............. 300Senators ... ....... ........_............................................ 300Representatives 302Chapter VI. The University System of Georgia . ..........__._.....__...._. .308Chapter VIII. Election Returns, Primary and General ________.___.......369Chapter IX. Miscellaneous ...... ....__ ..___.....________..........___...721Georgia Democratic Executive Committee ................................721Georgia Libraries ......... ..............._____——........——.......726Poets Laureate of Georgia _.___......————————.._..732Governors of Georgia, 1733-1950 .......__............____.....735Newspapers in Georgia, Weekly and Daily ..........._.................740Georgia Post Offices ................................................................749

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CHAPTER ISTATE EXECUTIVE OFFICES,BOARDS AND COMMISSIONSSTATE EXECUTIVE OFFICESEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTGOVERNOR elected for a term of four years, and is ineligible to succeed himselfuntil the expiration of four yean from the conclusion of his term. Qualification!require no person shall be eligible to the office of Governor, who shall not have beena citizen of the United States fifteen years, and a citizen of the State six years, andwho shall not have attained the age of thirty years. The annual salary of the Governor is $12,000. The Governor is Commander-in-chief of the army and navy ofthis state and of the militia thereof. He has veto over acts of the General Assembly,but may be overriden by a two-thirds vote of both houses. In case of the death ordisability of the Governor, the office passes first to the Lieutenant-Governor andthen to the Speaker of the House of Representatives. See 1945 Constitution ofGeorgia, Article 5, Section 1, Paragraphs I, II, VI, and X.Other executive officers named in the Constitution and elected at the same timeand in the same manner as the Governor are the Secretary of State, Attorney General, State School Superintendent, Comptroller-General, Treasurer, Commissioner ofAgriculture, and the Commissioner of Labor. The Constitution also provides for thefollowing eight executive boards: (1) Board of Regents of the University System(15 members; terms of 7 years); (2) State Board of Education (10 members; termsof 7 years); 3) Public Service Commission (5 members; terms of 6 years); (4) Boardof Pardons and Paroles (3 members; terms of 7 years); (5) Board of Corrections(5 members; terms of 5 years); (6) Game and Fish Commission (11 members;terms of 7 years); (7) Personnel Board (3 members; terms of 7 years); (8) VeteransService Board (7 members; terms of 7 years).ELLIS GIBBS ARNALL, Governor, Jan. 12, 1943-Jan. 18, 1947, resigned. BornMch. 20, 1907 in Newnan, Coweta co., Ga. Attended Mercer University, 1924-25;University of the South, A.B. degree, 1928; University of Ga., LL.D. degree, 1931;Atlanta Law School, LL.D degree, 1941; Piedmont College, LL.D. degree, 1943.Began the practice of law in Newnan, Ga., June 1931. Baptist. Democrat. KappaAlpha; Phi Delta Phi; Phi Kappa Phi; Maccabee; W.O.W.; member, Jr. Order;Elk; Eagle; Sons of Confederate Veterans. Pres., Ga. Jr. Chamber of Commerce,1934 (awarded medal for service to the state by U. S. Jr. C. of C., Feb. 28, 1935);Kiwanian; Civitan; Lion; past chairman, 4th disfc Young Democratic Clubs; trustee,Newnan Library Board, 1931-32. Voted one of the 10 outstanding men in U. S.,1943, by National Jr. C. of C. Member, house of rep., Coweta co., 1933, 1935;speaker pro tern, 1933, 1935; asst attorney general of Ga., 1937-1939; attorney general of Ga., Feb. 2, 1939-Jan 12, 1943. Pres., Dixie Insurance Co., 1948-date;pres., Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers, Dec. 1948-date; member,law firm of Arnall, Golden and Gregory. Residence: Newnan.

Family details: Married Apr. 6, 1935 in Orlando, Fla., Mildred Delaney Siemens,daughter of Philip Taylor and Margaret (Delaney) Slemons. Children: Alvan;Alice. Ellis Arnall is the son of Joseph Gibbs and Bessie Lena (Ellis) Arnall, andthe grandson of Henry Clay and Sallie Kate (Wynn) Arnall, and Joseph Mathewand Lula Alice (Latham) Ellis.MELVIN E. THOMPSON, Secretary, Executive Department, Jan. 12,1943-Aug. 1945IVAN ALLEN, JR., Secretary, Executive Department, Aug. 1945-Feb.1946P. T. McCUTCHEN, JR., Secretary, Executive Department, Mch. 1946-Jan. 18, 1947MELVIN E. THOMPSON, Acting Governor, Jan. 20, 1947-Mch. 18, 1947 (StateSupreme Court ruling); Acting Governor, Mch. 18, 1947-Nov. 17, 1949. BornMay 1, 1903 in Millen, Jenkins Co., Ga. Attended Piedmont College one year;graduated Emory University, A.B. degree, 1926; graduate work at University ofAlabama, University of Chicago, Emory University, University of Ga., Peabody College, receiving Masters Degree, University of Ga., 1935; completed practically allwork for Ph.D. Degree. Baptist. Democrat Shriner; W.O.W.; Civitan; KappaPhi Kappa; Kappa Delta Phi. Principal and coach Emanuel County Institute,Sept 1926-June 1927; supt Hawkinsville public schools, 1927-33; state school supervisor, 1933-36; asst state supt of schools, 1937-41; secretary executive department,1943-45; state revenue commissioner, Aug. 18, 1945-Jan. 18, 1947 res. ElectedLieut-Goveraor, to commence serving Jan. 18, 1947, but became Acting Governortwo days later upon resignation of Governor Arnall.Family details: Married Feb. 3, 1926 in Jenkins co., Ga., Ann Newton, daughter of John D. and Elizabeth (Johnson) Newton. One son: Melvin Ernest, Jr.Melvin E. Thompson is the son of Henry J. and Eva Inez (Edenfield) Thompson,and the grandson of John and Mary (Jackson) Thompson, and H. G. and Jane(Bragg) Edenfield.HERMAN EUGENE TALMADGE, Governor, Jan. 14, 1947-Mch. 18, 1947(Dec., 1946, following election to the Governorship for 4th time, his father died,he was elected by the General Assembly and served 67 days; the Supreme Courtruled, by a split decision, that the Constitutional provision providing for electionof a Governor by the General Assembly, in case of a failure of election by thepeople, was not applicable in this instance; Chief Justice Wm. F. Jenkins andAssociate Justice Tom Candler dissented; he appealed his case to the people atthe next election; was victorious and won the nomination with 312 County Unitvotes to his opposition's 98, carrying 130 counties). Inaugurated Governor for second time by same General Assembly, Nov. 17, 1948 (present term expires Jan. 1,1951). Born Aug. 9, 1913 at Sugar Creek Farm, near McRae, Telfair co., Ga.Graduated University of Ga. Law School, 1936. Began the practice of law in hisfather's office, Atlanta, 1936; managed two of his father's successful campaigns.for Governor. Baptist Democrat Member, American Legion; Forty and Eight;V.F.W.; Farm Bureau; Ga. Bar Association, and others. Associate Editor of TheStatesman, Ga. political weekly. Eight months prior to Pearl Harbor, left his lawpractice to volunteer service in the Navy, requesting combat duties at sea when8

hostilities began; served as Ensign with 6th Naval dist., Charleston; 3rd Naval dist.,New York; sent to Midshipman's School, Northwestern University, 1942; participated in the invasion of Guadalcanal aboard U.S.S. Tyron; served as Flag Secretary to the Commandant of Naval Forces, New Zealand, June 1943-Apr., 1944;was ordered to U.S.S. Dauphin as Executive Officer, participated in various engagements with the Japanese Fleet and the Battle of Okinawa; was present in TokyoBay, Japanese surrender, V-J Day; after 52 months in the Navy, Lieutenant Commander Talmadge was honorably discharged, Nov., 1945. Residence: Lovejoy.Family details: Married Dec., 1941, Betty (Leila Elizabeth) Stingier, daughterof Clinton Felder and Stella Elizabeth (Julian) Shingler. Children: Herman Eugene; Robert Shingler. Herman Talmadge is the son of Eugene Talmadge (electedto 4th term as Governor in Democratic Primary and General Election of 1946, diedbefore taking office, Jan. 1947) and Mattie lola (Thurmond) Peterson Talmadge,and the grandson of Thomas Romalgus and Carrie (Roberts) Talmadge, and JasperBeach and Carrie (Morgan) Thurmond.BENTON ODOM. Secretary, Executive Department, Nov. 17, 1948-Mch. 1, 1950WILLIAM H. KIMBROUGH, Secretary, Executive Department, Mch.1, 1950-to dateLIEUTENANT GOVERNORLieutenant Governor provided for in the 1945 Constitution of Georgia to beelected at the general election in 1946. (For constitutional history see 1945 Constitution of Georgia, Article V, Section I, Paragraph VII). Melvin E. Thompsonqualified and was elected to commence serving Jan. 18, 1947, but became ActingGovernor two days later upon resignation of Governor Arnall.SAMUEL MARVIN GRIFFIN, Lieutenant-Governor, Nov. 17, 1948-date (tenriexpires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Sept 4, 1907 in Bainbridge, Decatur Co., Ga. Graduated Bainbridge high school, 1925; The Citadel, A.B. degree, 1929. Commandantof Cadets, Randolph-Macon Academy, Front Royal, Va., 1929-1933; Major incharge of Military Science and Tactics; 1933-date Editor, Post Searchlight, Bainbridge, Ga.; 1935-36 Member, House of Representatives, Decatur co.; 1940 Executive Secretary to the Governor; 1941-1944 Armed Service; 1944-1947 AdjutantGeneral; 1946-date Pres. Radio Station WMGR, Bainbridge, Ga. Presbyterian, former member Board of Deacons; Democrat Mason, Orion Lodge No. 8 F. & A. M.;Shriner, Alee Temple. American Legion Post No. 62; Veterans of Foreign Wars,Phillips-Jester Post No. 4904; La Societe des 40 Homines et 8 Chevaux; LoyalOrder of Moose; Fraternal Order of Eagles; Junior Order United American Mechanics; Woodmen of the World; Sigma Delta Chi; Gridiron Club; BainbridgeLions Club, Pres. 1937-38; Bainbridge & Decatur Co. Chamber of Commerce, Pres.1934-35. Lt. Col., World War II; Inducted Feb. 10, 1941, Separated Dec. 1, 1944;101st Anti-Aircraft Battalion (A.W.); spent more than two years in combat servicein New Guinea; wears the insignia of three major campaigns in the South Pacific,Netherlands East Indies, Papuan, New Guinea; with the Ga. National Guard atPort Moresby for some time, under fire of Japanese bombers and strafing planesalmost daily for six months. Member, National Guard Reserve Corps.

Family details: Married July 11, 1931 in Kernstown, Va., Mary Elizabeth Smith,born Nov. 29, 1905, Winchester, Va., daughter of Robert S. and Mary ElizabethSmith. Children: Patricia Ann Griffin, born Winchester, Va., July 10, 1932—diedDec. 7, 1946; Samuel Marvin Griffin, Jr., born Bainbridge, Ga., Feb. 12, 1936;S. Marvin Griffin is the son of Ernest Howard (Pat) and Josie (Butler) Griffinand the grandson of Samuel M. and Minnie (Stuart) Griffin.AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OFDepartment of agriculture authorized from Feb. 28, 1874 (Acts 1874, p. 5);executive, commissioner of agriculture, immigration commissioner, who shall be apractical farmer, elected by the people (Acts 1889, p. 63); takes office Januaryfollowing general elections (Acts 1931, pp. 1053-54) ; term of office changed fromtwo to four years (Acts 1935, p. 98); commissioner of agriculture is ex-officio commissioner of immigration (Acts 1894, p. 105). State chemist employed by commissioner of agriculture (Acts 1874, p. 5). Examination of food and drugs by thestate chemist authorized from Aug. 1, 1907 the chief food and drug inspector beingappointed by the commissioner of agriculture with advice and consent of statechemist (Acts 1906, p. 83); office of chief food and drug inspector separated and achief food inspector and a chief drug inspector authorized; chief food inspectorappointed by commissioner of agriculture with the advice and consent of statechemist (Acts 1908, p. 80). Chief Drug Inspector appointed by Ga. State Boardof Pharmacy, and all duties concerning appointment and offices passed from control of Commissioner of Agriculture (Acts 1939, pp. 228-233). Bureau of Markets,within the department of agriculture created Aug. 21, 1917; executive, director ofmarkets appointed by commissioner of agriculture for two year terms, shall be qualified by practical training and experience; assistants in office appointed by commissioner of agriculture to serve during his pleasure (Acts 1917, p. 77). Office ofslate veterinarian in the department of agriculture authorized from Aug. 13, 1910,and the executive (who must receive the endorsement of the state board of veterinary examiners) made the appointee of the commissioner of agriculture, servingduring good behaVior (Acts 1910, p. 125). The office of state veterinarian abolishedby Act Feb. 1, 1935, and all powers and duties transferred to the commissioner ofagriculture, who was given power to employ three veterinarians to help him, andto prescribe their duties (Acts 1935, p. 167). Act of Feb. 17, 1937 repealed actmaking commissioner of agriculture take over duties of state veterinarian (Acts1937, p. 849). Office of state veterinarian established by Act of Feb. 17, 1937.State veterinarian appointed by the commissioner of agriculture and endorsed bythe state board of veterinary examiners for four year terms, and he must have hadnot less than ten years' experience in general veterinary practice and not less thanfive years' service in livestock sanitary control work (Acts 1937, p. 850). Time ofelection of the commissioner shall be Tuesday after the first Monday in November,1946, and every four years thereafter, making his term concurrent with those ofother State House officials (Act of Feb. 4, 1943).Commissioner of Agriculture authorized to enter into reciprocal agreements withother states concerning agricultural products (Acts 1945, pp. 265-266). Commissioner of Agriculture given duties in Seed Act (Acts 1945, pp. 201-206) and inthe amendment to same (Acts 1949, pp. 1138-1140. Act providing for certifiedpublic weighers (Acts 1949, pp. 1179-1183) assigns certain duties to Commissionerof Agriculture.10

THOMAS MERCER LINDER, Commissioner of Agriculture, Jan. 1, 1935-Jan.2, 1937; Jan. 1, 1941-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Nov. 8, 1887 inLaurens co., Ga. Educated at Dublin, Ga., high school; read law at home. Farmer;lawyer, admitted to the bar Dec. 19, 1927. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Shriner.County surveyor, Jeff Davis co.; councilman, Hazlehurst, Ga. Member, house ofrep., Jeff Davis co., 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1925; asst. commissioner of agriculture, 1927-32; executive secretary to Governor Eugene Talmadge, 1933-34. Written numberof editorials incorporated in Congressional Record; also quoted in papers over thenation. Awarded F.F.A. honor, Georgia Planter's Degree, Oct. 17, 1942 (highesthonor State Association can award). Residence: Hazlehurst.Family details: Married May 22, 1909 in Wrightsville, Ga., Hazel Kirk Carter,daughter of George W. and Ocala R. (Odom) Carter. Children: Thomas Malcolm;Raymond; Hazel Mae. Tom Linder is the son of Lewis B. and Nancy Jane (Beall)Linder, and the grandson of Thomas Jacob Linder, and William O. Beall.COLTON REYNOLDS CLARK, State Chemist, Jan. 1, 1941-date. BornFeb. 5, 1889 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. Graduated Atlanta public schools; Ga.School of Technology, B.S. degree, 1910. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Elk; Lions;Sigma Nu.Family details: Married Oct. 20, 1920 in Decatur, Ga., Cottie Elizabeth Johnston,daughter of Mrs. Georgia (Tine) Johnston. Children: Colton Reynolds, Jr.;Georgette. C. Reynolds Clark is the son of William Franklin and Ophelia (Cannon)Clark.AUDITS AND ACCOUNTS, DEPARTMENT OFDepartment of Audits authorized from Dec. 6, 1923 (Acts 1923 Ex., p. 1);operated from Feb. 1, 1924 (Acts 1924, p. 10); executive, State Auditor, appointedby the governor and confirmed by senate for four-year terms from date of creationuntil Feb. 1, 1943. An Act of Jan. 29, 1943 changed the method of appointmentto election by the membership of the General Assembly. Person elected must bean experienced auditor and accountant. Amendment to Act of 1943 relating toqualifications, experience, method of election by General Assembly passed Jan. 25,1945 (Acts 1945, pp. 115-117). Allowance for State Auditor (Acts 1946, p. 697).Employees' Retirement for Department of Audits and Accounts (Acts 1949, p. 1195).B. E. THRASHER, JR., State Auditor, Jan. 14, 1941-date. Born June 29, 1904in Fulton co., Ga. Attended Atlanta public schools; Ga. Military College; Ga.School of Technology. Methodist. Democrat. Examiner in the Department ofAudits, Feb. 15, 1927-Feb. 10, 1938; assistant State Auditor, Feb. 10, 1938-Jan. 14,1941. Appointed State Auditor and confirmed by Senate, Jan. 14, 1941; unanimously elected State Auditor by two sessions of the General Assembly after changein law requiring election as provided by Act of 1943. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married June 11, 1926 in Elberton, Ga., Winnie Davis Ham.One daughter: Winnifred Jean.BANKING, DEPARTMENT OFDepartment of banking authorized from Jan. 1, 1920; executive, superintendent ofbanks, appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for four-year terms,11

must be a man of good character with at least five years experience in the bankingbusiness (Acts 1919, p. 135).JOHN C. BEASLEY, Superintendent of Banks, Jan. 11-Jan. 25, 1937 ; Jan. 14,1941-Mch. 1947. (For sketch see State Highway Department).OLIN GREEN JACKSON, Assistant Superintendent of Banks, Nov. 18, 1948-date. Born July 31, 1888 in Pike Co., Ga. Attended Mercer University. Formerteacher in The Rock, Ga., Fortson, Ga., and Columbus, Ga., public school systems.Baptist. Democrat. Mason; S.A.E. Examiner, dept. of audits, Feb. 14, 1924-Nov.1, 1924; dept. of banking, Nov. 1, 1924-Jan. 14, 1941; asst. supt. of banks, Jan. 1,1941-Nov. 8, 1942; examiner, Dec. 1, 1946-Mch. 22, 1947; supt., Mch. 22, 1947-Nov. 18, 1948. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Oct. 29, 1913 in Fortson, Ga., Minnie Alice Fortson,daughter of Thomas Willis and Minnie (Getzen) Fortson. Children: Minnie Elizabeth; Willis Olin. O. G. Jackson is the son of W. B. and Harriett Elizabeth (Shannon) Jackson and the grandson of Washington Green and Isabel (Hutchinson)Jackson, and D. Hurt and Amanda (Smith) Shannon.AUGUSTUS POU PERSONS, Superintendent of Banks, Nov. 18, 1948-date (termexpires Jan. 1, 1952). Born Mch. 3, 1911 in Talbotton, Talbot co., Ga. AttendedTalbot co. schools; graduated Griffin high schol, 1927; Ga. School of Technology,B.S. degree, 1931; attended Atlanta Law School two years. Methodist. Democrat.Alpha Tau Omega. Pres., Peoples Bank, Talbotton, 1939-48; Pres., Talbotton Railroad Company, 1938-date; partner in A. & P. Mfg. Co., 1941-date; partner, PersonsBros., 1931-date. Member, city council, Talbotton, 1938-48. Residence: Talbotton.Family details: Married Apr. 30, 1939 in Macon, Ga., Elizabeth Pharr (bornOct. 31, 1910), daughter of Edward Theodore and Minna Caroline (Gillis) Pharr.Children: Augustus Pou, III; Betty; Peggy. Augustus P. Persons is the son ofAugustus Pou and Jennie Beall (McCoy) Persons, and the grandson of Henry andEmily Louise (Pou) Persons, and John Henry and Sara Jane (Mathews) McCoy.COMPTROLLER-GENERAL, OFFICE OFThe office of comptroller-general is an inheritance from colonial days, the executive being called auditor-general prior to 1784 (Colonial Records, vol. 19, part 1, p.400 and Revolutionary Records, vol. 3, pp. 238, 244, etc.); auditor of accounts 1784(Revolutionary Records, vol. 3, pp. 434, 464, 510, etc.); auditor 1785-1798 (HouseJournals for annual election of); and comptroller-general since 1798 (Marbury andCrawford's Digest, p. 183); he is ex-officio insurance commissioner since Oct. 24,1887 (Acts 1887, p. 113); eligibility requires ten years' citizenship in the UnitedStates, six years' citizenship in Georgia and twenty-five yean of age (Constitution,art. 5, sec. 2); he is elected every four years and takes office in January following thegeneral election; the fire inspector provided for in act of Aug. 19, 1912 (Acts 1912,p. 119) is the appointee of the comptroller-general; comptroller-general named chiefoil inspector and authorized to appoint state oil chemist, who shall be an expert oilanalyst, and six oil inspectors, all for four-year terms, by act of Aug. 20, 1927 (Acts1927, p. 279) effective Sept. 1, 1927.HOMER CLING PARKER, Comptroller-General; Ex-Officio Insurance Commis-12

sioner, Jan. 12, 1941-June 22, 1946, died. Born Sept. 25, 1885 in Baxley, Appling co.,Ga. Graduated Statesboro, Ga., high school, 1904; Mercer University, B.L. degree,1908. Began the practice of law in Statesboro, Ga., 1908. Baptist. Democrat. PhiDelta Theta; Mason; Eagle; Elk; W. O. W.; Major World War I. Mayor, Statesboro,Ga., 1924-27; solicitor, city court, Statesboro, Dec. 12, 1914-Jan. 1, 1917 adjutantgeneral,June 28, 1927-June 27, 1931; member of congress, 1st dist., Sept. 10,1931-Jan. 3, 1935. Residence: DeKalb co., Ga.Family details: Married (1) Nov. 9, 1910 in Macon, Ga., Annie Laurie Mallary(Oct. 17, 1886-Nov. 15, 1916), daughter of Edgar Young and Blanche (Nelson)Mallary. Children: Martha Lewis; Helen Isabel; William Mallary. Married (2)Oct. 15, 1922 in Washington, D. C., Lenore L. Leedom (born Jan. 13, 1895 inOhio), daughter of William H. and Annie L. (Ward) Leedom. Married (3) Jan.26, 1942 in Ridgeland, S. C., Wilhelmina Lowe (born June 8, 1895 in Bibb co., Ga.),daughter of William Sterling and Clifford (Lockhart) Lowe. Homer C. Parkerwas the son of William Cling and Sarah Belle (Mattox) Parker, and the grandsonof Hampton Cling Parker (senator, 2d dist., 1882-83 Ex.-83; justice, inferior court,Liberty co., Mch. 2, 1866-68) and Catherine (Baggs) Parker, and of Dr. JohnHomer and Lucinda (Sheffield) Mattox.WILLIAM ROBERT MITCHELL, Comptroller-General; Ex-Officio InsuranceCommissioner, June 25, 1946-Jan. 14, 1947. Born Jan. 1, 1909 in Turner Co., Ga. Attended Lanier high school, Macon, Ga., Ga. Evening College. Methodist Democrat.Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Aug. 16, 1929 in Lake City, Fla., Miriam Hays, daughter of William Calvin and Mamie (Graves) Hays. Children: Miriam Joyce; William Robert, Jr. W. R. Mitchell is the son of Robert R. and Bessie (Freeman)Mitchell.ZACHARIAH DANIEL CRAVEY, Comptroller-General, Ex-Officio InsuranctCommissioner, Jan. 14, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Apr. 13, 1894in Milan, Telfair co., Ga. Attended South Ga. College. Methodist. Democrat.Mason; Shriner; B.P.O.E.; Kiwanis; Lion; Odd Fellows; Legionnaire. Soldier,World War I. Mayor, Milan, 1916-17; tax collector, Telfair co., 1920-33; stategame and fish commissioner, Jan. 1, 1934-Mch. 6, 1937; commissioner, natural resources (also acting as director of Wild life), Jan. 14, 1941-Jan., 1943. Residence:DeKalb co., Atlanta, Ga.Family details: Married July 6, 1921 in Hawkinsville, Ga., Jane Ophelia Pinkerton,daughter of Peter Henry and Mattie (Haley) Pinkerton. Children: Marjorie;Robert Pinkerton; Zachariah Daniel, Jr. Zach D. Cravey is the son of RobertCharles and Margaret Jane (Studstill) Cravey, and the grandson of John Cravey(Captain, Confederate Army) and Elizabeth (Campbell) Cravey, and ZachariahD. and Isabel (Maloy) Studstill.COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OFAgricultural and Industrial Development Board abolished and Department of Commerce Established (Acts 1949, p. 249).Department of Commerce authorized from Feb. 7, 1949 (Acts 1949, pp. 249-256)13

as a part of the Executive Branch of the State. Department to be under the direction and supervision of a Board of Commissioners of the Department of Commercewhich shall be composed of five individuals appointed by the Governor. The Governor shall select citizens who are fairly representative of the fields of manufacturingand processing, wholesale and retail distribution, agriculture, labor, advertising andpromotion. Two members to serve for term of 3 yrs.; one member to serve for termof 4 yrs.; two members to serve for term of 5 yrs. All terms of Board of Commissioners shall date from Jan. 1, 1949. Act creating Department provides for officeof Secretary of the Board of Commissioners of the Department of Commerce, andthe Secretary to be appointed by the Governor for term of 4 yrs.; and may bereappointed at the expiration of term.Members of Board of Commissioners:FRANK H. NEELY, Chairman, Jan. 1, 1949-Aug 29, 1950 resignedEMORY L. BUTLER, Chairman, Aug. 29, 1950-to dateY. F. GEESLINLONNIE A. POPEJAMES W. WOODRUFF, SR.L. B. RAISTY, Aug. 29, 1950-to dateDirectors of Agricultural and Industrial Development Board from 1945 until itwas abolished Feb. 7, 1949 were:L. VAUGHAN HOWARD, 1945-1946TOM WISDOM, 1947ERLE COCKE, JR., 1948VANCE CONNERAT, 1948-1949GEORGE CLARK GAINES, Secretary, Department of Commerce, Feb. 8, 1949-date. Born May 21, 1913 in Hartwell, Hart co., Ga. Graduated Hartwell highschool; University of Ga., degree in Agriculture, 1938. Methodist. Democrat. Elks;American Legion; V.F.W. Worked for U. S. Dept. of Agriculture; managed farmmachinery business of own; former manager, agricultural dept., Macon Chamberof Commerce; Major, 91st infantry division, World War II; received Combat Inf.Badge, Bronze Star Medal; three battle stars; American Defense, European, Africanand Eastern, American Combat, Army of Occupation and World War II VictoryMedals. Residence: Elberton.Family details: Married Dec. 24, 1915 in Elbert co., Ga., Frances Smith, daughter of O. H. and Betsy (McLanahan) Smith. Clark Gaines is the son of ThomasEarly and Flora Frances (Clark) Gaines, and the grandson of William Beverly andPamelia (Stowers) Gaines, and William M. and Kate (White) Clark.CONFEDERATE PENSIONS AND RECORDS, DIVISION OFAn Act of Mch. 24, 1939, created the division of Confederate pensions and records,consisting of a director to be appointed by the governor and serve at his pleasure;14

a secretary, and a bookkeeper, to be selected by the director with the approval ofthe governor. The division shall take over from the state department of publicwelfare and the veterans' service office all duties and functions concerning ex-Confederate soldiers and sailors, or their widows (Acts 1939, pp. 110-12). Director toapprove admission of Confederate Widows to Confederate Soldiers' Home (Acts1946, p. 86).LILLIAN HENDERSON, Director, Confederate Pensions and Records Department, Apr. 1, 1939-date. Born in Troup co., Ga. Educated in public and privateschools. Baptist. Democrat. Assistant supt., Georgia Soldiers Roster Commission,1922, later appointed supt.Family details: Lillian Henderson is the daughter of Henry G. and Mary (Oslin)Henderson, and the granddaughter of William and Cynthia (Glover) Henderson, andJohn W. and Annie (Edgeworth) Oslin.CONSERVATION, STATE DIVISION OFAn Act of Feb. 19, 1943, created within the Executive Department, a Divisionof Conservation, with the Governor serving as ex-officio Commissioner of Conservation, with all the duties and powers formerly vested in the Commissioner of NaturalResources, with the exception of those connected with the Division of Wild Life.There shall be three departments under the Division of Conservation, as follows:The Department of Forestry; the Department of Mines, Mining and Geology; andthe Department of State Parks, Historic Sites, and Monuments. Each departmentshall be headed by a Director, appointed by the Governor and confirmed by thesenate for four-year terms. Act approved Feb. 25, 1949 abolished the Departmentof Forestry of the State Division of Conservation, and established a State ForestryCommission, with a director to be appointed by the Forestry Commission. (Acts1949, pp. 1079-1082).DEPARTMENT OF MINES, MINING AND GEOLOGYGARLAND PEYTON, Executive Agent, Department of Mines, Mining andGeology, Feb. 26, 1943-July 7, 1943; Director, July 7, 1943-date (term expires Jan.1, 1951). Bom Oct. 2, 1892 in Mount Airy, Habersham co., Ga. Received B.S.and E.M. degrees, School of Mines, North Ga. Agricultural College; post graduatework at University of Ohio, 1926; University of Minn., 1930. Mining engineer andgeologist since 1914. State mining engineer with Ga. Dept. of Natural Resources,1937. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Elk; Pi Kappa Alpha. Co-author, "MineralResources of Georgia," 1938. 1st Lt World War I. Director, Mines, Mining andGeology under Department of Natural Resources, Feb. 11, 1938-Feb. 26, 1943.Residence: 122 Second Ave., Decatur.Family details: Married Aug. 28, 1918 in Philadelphia, Pa., Martha Gara Griswold(born Dec. 28, 1898 in Memphis, Tenn.), daughter of Edward and Martha(Ramsey) Griswold. Children: Garland, Jr.; Martha Ann; Barbara Jane. GarlandPeyton is the son of John Thomas Peyton (member, house of rep., Habersham co.,1900-01, 1902-03-04; senator, 31st dist., 1905-06, 1913-14) and Emma J. (Ayers)Peyton.15

STATE PARKS, HISTORIC SITES, AND MONUMENTSWARD HARRISON, Director, State Parks, Historic Sites and Monuments, May15, 1943-Mch. 21, 1947. (No data for sketch furnished.CHARLIE MORGAN, Director, State Parks, Historic Sites and Monuments, Mch.22, 1947-Nov. 17, 1948. Present address: Mamor Farm, Roscoe Road, Newnan, Ga.(No data for sketch furnished).ALEXANDER NEWTON MOVE, Director, State Parks, Historic Sites and Monuments, Nov. 18, 1948-date. Formerly a farmer and seed dealer in Barnesville, Ga,Born Nov. 15, 1906 in Barnesville, Lamar co., Ga. Graduated A & M School, Barnesville, 1924. Primitive Baptist. Democrat. Member, house of rep., Lamar co.,1947-48. Resigned in Nov. 1948. Residence: Barnesville.Family details: Married Sept. 13, 1930 in Lamar co., Ga., Willie Nelle Keene(born Oct 5, 1905), daughter of William A. and . . (Guest) Keene.Children: Ruth Keene; Alexander Newton, Jr.; Carrie Nelle. A. N. Moye is theson of Thomas Floyd and Carrie Belle (Dumas) Moye, and the grandson of Alexander Stephens and Josephine (Floyd) Moye, and Newton Tremble and Anna(Goodin) Dumas.STATE MUSEUMANNETTE McLEAN, Curator of State Museum, 1937-date. Born Mch. 10thin Douglas, Coffee co., Ga. Attended Brenau College; Columbia University; postgraduate work in Museums. Episcopalian. Democrat. Author, Guide Book onNatural Science for State Museum; several pamphlets on history and science.Family details: Daughter of John F. and Annie (Latimer) McLean, and granddaughter of A. F. and Margaret (McRae) McLean, and Dr. James and Aleph(Girtman) Latimer.STATE BOARD OF CORRECTIONSH. TURNER BRICE, Quitman, Chairman . ._.......... Term expired Nov. 1949OTIS NIXON, Covington.......... ......... ........................Term expires Nov. 1954WALTER R. MORRISON, Mt Vernon, Vice-Chairman ....Term expires Nov. 1953J. C. DUNN, Thomson, Secretary . ...... . Term expires Nov. 1952J. B. STANLEY, Louisville .... ........ ....... ... Term expires Nov. 1950L. C. BURNS, Savannah . . .............._... ..........Term expires Nov. 1951Act approved Feb. 1, 1946 (Acts 1946, pp. 46-56) created a State Board of Corrections as provided for in Section 5 of Article 5 of the Georgia Constitution of1877 as amended Aug. 7, 1945, to be composed of 5 members in charge of theState Penal System. The Board to have such jurisdiction, powers, duties and controlof the State Penal System and the inmates thereof as provided by law. The Boardto elect a Director of Corrections who shall be the executive officer of the Board.The Board tp be appointed by the Governor with the consent of the Senate. Fust16

appointment to be for terms of one, two, three, four and five years and their successors to be appointed for terms of five years each.CHARLES ADOLPHUS WILLIAMS, Director, Department of Corrections, Mch.16, 1946-Jan. 16, 1949. Born Oct. 18, 1899 in Fitzgerald, Ben Hill Co., Ga. Attended public schools. Began the practice of law in Alma, Ga., 1921. MethodistDemocrat. W.O.W. Solicitor, county court of Bacon co., Oct 16, 1924-Aug. 3,1925; solicitor, city court, Alma, Aug. 3, 1925-Aug. 20, 1927; solicitor, countycriminal court, Bacon co., Jan. 1, 1931-Jan. 1, 1933; mayor, city of Alma, 1927-28;1931-32; president, board of trustees, Alma high school dist, 1928; county attorney,Bacon co., 1926-1943; city attorney, Alma 1933-37; member, house of rep., Baconco., 1933, 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941; acting-director, Department of Public Safety, Feb. 3, 1943-Oct 3, 1943; Director, Public Safety, Oct 3, 1943-Mch. 15,1946. At present, attorney, with office in Connally Building, Atlanta.Family details: Married Aug. 27, 1925 in Jacksonville, Fla., Rosetta Gruber(born Mch. 17, 1898 in Appling co., Ga.), daughter of John Franklin and VicyAnn (Thomas) Gruber. Children: Rose Charline; Thomas Reid. Charles A. Williams is the son of Edward Herbert and Laura (Reid) Williams, and the grandsonof Dr. Charles Williams (Confederate soldier) and Mary Elizabeth (Laval) Williams, and of Major A. A. and Frances (Stubbs) Reid.ROBERT ERNEST WARREN, Director, Department of Corrections, Jan. 17,1949-to date. Born Dec. 12, 1903 in Wilcox co., Ga. Graduated Jesup high school.Methodist Democrat Mason. Trustee in Jesup Methodist Church since 1940.Sheriff of Wayne co., 1933-48.Family details: Married Feb. 11, 1923 in Appling co., Ga., Nora Dent, daughterof Silas Edward and Annie (Tilman) Dent. Children: Thelma (Warren) Thomas;Evelyn (Warren) Harrell; Virginia; Annie Lois (Warren) Jones; Eleanor. RobertErnest Warren is the son of Robert E. and Annie (Dennard) Warren, and thegrandson of Joseph and Emily (Killing) Warren, and Thomas J. and Charolett(Harrell) Dennard.EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OFDepartment of education authorized by the Constitution of 1868 (art 6). Executive, called state school commissioner prior to Aug. 21, 1911 and state superintendentof schools since, is elected every four years by the people; qualifications are goodmoral character and high educational standing with three years practical experienceas a teacher, or a diploma from a reputable college or normal school, or five yearsexperience in actual supervision of schools and thirty years of age (Acts 1911, p.94); he takes office in January following the general election (Acts 1931, pp.1053-54). Executive, ex-officio executive officer, state board for vocational education, since Aug. 21, 1917 (Acts 1917, p. 200). State Board of Education composedof four members appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for fouryearterms, three of whom shall be men of high standing in educational work, withthree years' practical experience as teachers in Georgia schools; the governor andthe state superintendent of schools, ex-officio members of said board (Acts 1919,p. 288). An act of Aug. 28, 1931 abolished the Georgia illiteracy commission andthe state board of vocational education, and transferred all their duties, powers and17

functions to the state board of education (Acts 1931, p. 40). The existing stateboard of education was abolished by an act of Feb. 10, 1937 which became effectiveon July 1, 1937, and a new state board of education was created, composed ofeleven members, the governor, and one member from each of the ten congressionaldistricts to be appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for six-yearterms. The members shall be citizens who have lived in this state continuously forfive years, and shall not be in any way connected with any educational institutionnor school book concern; they shall elect one of their members as chairman, andshall hold regular quarterly meetings at the State Capitol, and the state superintendent of schools shall serve as executive secretary, with a salary to be fixed bythe board members (Acts 1937, p. 864). State Board of Education abolished byAct of Jan. 25, 1943, and a new board created, consisting of ten members, one fromeach congressional district, to be appointed by the governor and confirmed by thesenate. Their terms shall date from Jan. 1, 1943 and two members shall be appointed for three years, four for five years, and four for seven years; all futureappointments shall be for seven years. The qualifications and duties of the boardremain the same. An Act of Feb. 8, 1943, placed the management and control ofthe Georgia Academy for the Blind and the Georgia School for the Deaf under theState Board of Education from July 1, 1943. See also 1945 Constitution of Georgia,Article VIII, Sections II and III.8th .9th10th ....MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATIONState Superintendent of Schools, Executive SecretaryDistrict Name Address1st........ ........W. C. Clary ... .. .............. WaynesboroH. W. Blount .....__.__ Waynesboro2nd . E. M. Vereen .„...„._„ -MoultrieP. Z. Geer . ColquittJ. D. Rogers, Jr. . ..... Blakely3rd ......W. T. Anderson . LeslieSam Nunn . .. . PerryClarke W. Duncan Buena Vista4th W. W. Kirby James S. Peters NewnanManchester5th Mrs. Henry Troutman AtlantaGeorge P. Whitman, Jr. College Park6th J. W. Overstreet WadleyW. H. Lovett . . . ....Dublin7th J. Roy McGinty . . .._..CalhounGlenn Miller Rome__.L. O. Smith . ValdostaL. E. Sweat Blackshear...W. W. McCay EastanolleeIrwin Kimzey . Clarkesville...TCay Tipton ........... ____ Madison .. ....Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge Athens18Term. 1947-1949....... ........ 1949-to date. . 1947-19481948-19491949-to date1947-19481948-1949. 1949-to date1947-19491949-to date.. 1947-19481948-to date... . . 1947-1950Jan. 1950-to date. ...1947-19481948-to date1947-19491949-to date1947-19491949-to date.. . ...._.. __ 1947-1950.. .... ........Jan. 1950-to date

Commission, 1937; member, Sesquicentennial Constitutional Commission, 1937.Residence: Fairburn.Family details: Married (1) 1911, Winnie Louise Byrd of Broxton, Ga. Married (2) Sept. 15, 1921 in Campbell co., Ga., Mary Jeannette Cochran, daughterof Berry W. and Alice (Brewster) Cochran. M. D. Collins is the son of ArchibaldBenjamin and Mary Louise (Jackson) Collins, and the grandson of Francis andRuth (Nix) Collins, and Marion and Rebecca Jackson.VOCATIONAL SCHOOLSFor legislation regarding Vocational Education see Acts 1943, pp. 672-676.Amendments to the Act of 1943, pp. 672-676, approved Mch. 27, 1947. See Acts1947, pp. 1161-1163. Act authorizing and empowering the State Board of Education to set up, maintain and operate Area Trade, Vocational and Industrial Schools,approved Mch. 8, 1945. See Acts 1945, pp. 229-232. Flan for operating AreaTrade, Vocational and Industrial Schools was approved by State Board of Education in Oct 1943, and the State Board of Education placed the immediate controlof the Vocational Schools under the State Department of Education. North GeorgiaVocational School, Clarkesville, officially opened in February 1944, and the SouthGeorgia Vocational School, Americus, officially opened in May 1947.Directors as follows:NORTH GEORGIA VOCATIONAL SCHOOLClarkesville, GeorgiaCHARLES RUFUS CLEGG, Young Harris, Director, North Ga. VocationalSchool, 1944-July 1, 1950. Born Sept. 27, 1906 in Kings Mountain, Cleveland co.,N. C. Graduated Young Harris Academy, 1925; Young Harris College, 1927;Clemson College, B.S. degree, 1940. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Lions; O.E.S.;J.O.U.A.M. School administration, Unadilla high school, 1933-40; CCC camp,1933-1940; Macon vocational school, 1940-41; Pres., Young Harris College July 1,1950-date.Family details: Married June 1, 1932 in Unadilla, Ga., Fay Harmon, daughterof George and Esther (Parks) Harmon. Children: Mary Eugenia; George Mark;Charles Park. C. R. Clegg is the son of Mark Bynum and Louise (Hoyle) Clegg.HERBERT OSGOOD CARLTON, Clarkesville, Director, North Ga. VocationalSchool, July 1, 1950-date. Born Dec. 11, 1903 in Hartwell, Hart co., Ga. Graduated Young Harris Jr. College, 1923; Emory University, A.B. degree, 1926; University of Ga., MED, to be completed present year. Methodist. Democrat. KappaPhi Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi. Prin. and supt., Vienna public schools, 1926-36;vocational director, CCC camp, 1942-44; State dept., education, trade and industrial div., 1944-46; director, vocational education, Rome, Ga., 1946-50.Family details: Married Aug. 8, 1934 in Statesboro, Bulloch co., Ga., EliseDejarnette, daughter of William Little and Mary Lucy (White) Dejarnette. Oneson: William Herbert. Herbert O. Carlton is the son of John Monroe and FrancesJosephine (Winter) Carlton, and the grandson of Thomas Jefferson and(Teasley) Carlton, and James Henry and Anne (Taylor) Winter.20

SOUTH GEORGIA VOCATIONAL SCHOOLAmericus, GeorgiaJ. B. YINGLING, Americus, Director, South Georgia Vocational School, 1947-Sept. 11, 1950, res. Born Oct 16, 1885 in Meadville, Pa. Graduated Converse, Indiana, high school, June 1904; Kansas State Teachers College, Fittsburg, Kansas,1916. Graduate work at Harvard University; Colorado State College, Ft Collins,Colo. Teacher, Vocational Education, Eldorado, Kansas, 1908-1911; Teacher, Independence, Kansas, high school, 1912-1916. In business for self from 1916-1922.Teacher, Vocational Education, Newton, Kansas, 1922-23; Head, Dept. of VocationalEducation, Colorado State College, Ft Collins, Colo., 1933-1940. Special Agent forVocational Education, U. S. Office of Education, Washington, D. C., 1940-1943;State Supervisor, Vocational Education, Ga. State Dept. of Education, Atlanta, 1943-1947. Methodist DemocratFamily details: Married Aug. 25, 1909 in Converse, Indiana, Adele Powell (bornJuly 26, 1888 in Converse, Indiana), daughter of Richard L. and Nina A. Powell.One daughter, Frances Adele (Yingling) Jennings. J. B. Yingling is the son ofElmer E. and Harriett Yingling, and the grandson of Joseph E. Yingling.HORACE P. ODUM, Americus, Director, South Georgia Vocational School, Oct.2, 1950-date.GEORGIA ACADEMY FOR THE BLIND, Macon, Georgia, and GEORGIASCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, Cave Springs, Georgia, were placed under the StateBoard of Education from July 1, 1943. See Acts 1943, pp. 230-235.JOHN S. HERNDON, Superintendent, Georgia Academy for the Blind, Macon,June 15, 1943-June 29, 1949. Born Jan. 31, 1904 in Hartsville, Hart co., Ga.Graduated 8th District A. & M. School, 1921; Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1928.Served as superintendent of public schools, Cairo, Ga., 1928-43. Baptist Democrat.Pi Kappa Phi.Family details: Married Aug. 19, 1933 in Bibb co., Ga., Marguerite Miller.Children: John S., Jr.; Jean. John S. Herndon is the son of T. O. Herndon.JOHN WELDON WILLIAMS, Superintendent, Georgia Academy for the Blind,Sept 1, 1939-Apr. 7, 1941; June 29, 1949-Sept. 11, 1950, res. Born Dec. 11, 1888 inTabor, Stephens co., Ga. Graduated Stephens co. public schools; University of Ga.,A.B. degree, 1927; Masters degree, 1929; post-graduate work, University of Ga., Mercer University and Peabody College. Methodist Democrat. Knight Templar; 32degree Scottish Rite; Noble of the Mystic Shrine. Public school teacher and principal to 1918; supt 1937; head of English dept, South Ga. College, 1939; director,math, and physics dept, U. S. Navy Pre-flight School, St Marys, Calif., 1944;supt, Baldwin high school, 1945-49; put in operation first teacher-training dept.,vocational agriculture and home economics, Winterville, Ga. high school; supt,first school in Ga. to organize a chapter of F.F.A. at Statham, Ga.Family details: Married (1) Apr. 13, 1913 in Hart co., Ga., Susie ElizabethHerndon (born Mch. 1, 1896; died June 20, 1943), daughter of Thomas Oscarand Sallie (Jenkins) Herndon. Children: John Weldon, Jr.; Lewis Herndon.Married (2) Dec. 16, 1944 in LaFayette, Ga., Janie Mae Quillian. John Weldon21

Williams is the son of Lewis Martin and Mary Ellis (Tabor) Williams, and thegrandson of John Wesley and Martha (Aderholdt) Williams, and William Isaacand Narcissa Nina (Herndon) Tabor.FREDERICK GLENN NELMS, Decatur, Superintendent, Georgia Academy forthe Blind, Sept. 11, 1950-date. Born March 3, 1904 in Danielsville, Madison co.,Ga. Graduated Madison County high school, Danielsville, 1922; Young Harris Jr.College, 1924; A.B. degree in Education, University of Ga., 1931; M.A. degree inEducation, University of Ga., 1936. Principal or superintendent of various Georgiaschools for 21 yrs., 1924-1945. Counselor for the Blind, Ga. State Dept. of Education, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, Atlanta Area, 1945-Oct 1, 1950.Methodist. Democrat. F. & A. M.; R. A. M.; R. & S. M. Studied at the Universityof Fla. during summer of 1941, taking special work relating to Distributive Cooperative Training program under the State Vocational Program, Trade and Industrial Education.Family details: Married Dec. 27, 1926 in Murphy, N. C., Ellen Corn (bornApr. 30, 1906 in Young Harris, Ga.; graduated LaGrange College, A.B. degree,1926; teacher in Ga. schools for 12 yrs.). Children: Ellen Glenda; Vivian Latane.CLAYTON HILLIS HOLLINGSWORTH, SR., Superintendent, Go. School forthe Deaf, Cave Springs, July 1, 1937-date. Born May 10, 1890 in Dover, Screvenco., Ga. Attended Mercer University 1910-13; graduated South Ga. Teachers College, 1932; attended Feabody College Summer School, 1935; graduated GallaudetCollege, Washington, D. C., M.A. degree, 1937. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;Shriner; Listed in Who's Who In American Education, Inc. Soldier, World War I.Family details: Married May 5, 1920 in Cave Spring, Ga., Hazel AdrianaWright (born Mch. 23, 1896 in Cave Spring, Ga.), daughter of Connor Williamand Willie Matilda (Rich) Wright Children; Clayton Hillis, Jr.; Connor Wright;Maxine; Clyde Cornelius. C. H. Hollingsworth is the son of John CorneliusHollingsworth (sergeant, C.S.A.) and Jane Amanda (Dixon) Hollingsworth, andthe grandson of Isaac and Phoebe (Lee) Hollingsworth, and of George Crawfordand Amanda (Broxton) Dixon.ENTOMOLOGY, STATE DIRECTOR OFState board of entomology authorized from Dec. 21, 1897 under name of department of horticulture and pomology, a branch of the department of agriculture (Acts1897, p. 111). Name changed to state board of entomology and office placed undercontrol of three members—commissioner of agriculture (chairman), president ofGeorgia State Horticultural Society and president of Georgia State Agricultural Society, Dec. 20, 1898 (Acts 1898, p. 94); personnel of board of control changedto commissioner of agriculture (chairman) and two members appointed by thegovernor for six-year terms (one to be engaged in practical horticulture and theother in practical farming) by act of Aug. 16, 1916 (Acts 1916, p. 41). Executive,state entomologist, elected by board for one-year term; eligibility requires a man ofgood training and experience in entomology, training in plant pathology and familiarity with the various diseases affecting plant life of the state (Acts 1916, p. 41).An Act approved Aug. 28, 1931 abolished the state board of entomology, transferring the duties and functions thereof to the state entomologist who is appointedby the governor and confirmed by the senate for four-year terms, and who shallserve as a branch of the department of agriculture (Acts 1931, p. 41). An Act of22

Mch. 25, 1937 established the state department of entomology, to be under the direction of the state entomologist who is appointed by the governor and confirmed bythe senate for four-year terms. Qualifications: must be a graduate of a recognizedcollege, of agriculture and have had courses in entomology and pathology, andhave had experience in field and administrative work in pest control in one ofthe states in the U. S., or in the branch of the Federal Government which is incharge of pest control (Acts 1937, pp. 659-71). An Act of Mch. 19, 1943 abolishedthe office of pest control (Acts 1937, pp. 659-71). An Act of Mch. 19, 1943 abolished the office of state entomology and created that of director of entomology, to beappointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for four years concurrentwith term of governor. All duties of the state entomologist were transferred to thedirector. Employees of Entomology Department placed under Merit System byAct approved Feb. 15, 1950 (Acts 1950, pp. 191-192).CHARLES HAROLD ALDEN, State Director of Entomology, July 1, 1943-date,term concurrent with Governor. Born Feb. 6, 1894 in Rochdale, Worcester co.,Mass. Graduated Mass. State College, B. Sc. degree, 1915. Episcopalian. Democrat.Mason; member, American Legion; Southern Plant Board, Amer. Asso. of EconomicEntomologists; Ga. Entomology Society; State Horticultural Society; Cotton StatesEntomologists. Author, Peach insects and diseases; Apple insects and diseases;Beneficial Parasites; Truck crop insects and diseases; The Cankerworms; Dustingand spraying Peach Trees and numerous circulars and bulletins in pamphlet form.Mass, nursery inspector, 1915-16; special agent, U. S. Dept of Agriculture, 1917;asst entomologist, U. S. Bureau of Entomology, 1919-26; entomologist in charge,Fruit Pest and Parasite Laboratory, Ga. Dept of Entomology, 1927-1942; asst.State Entomologist, 1942-July 1, 1943. Served hi World War I. Residence: Decatur.Family details: Married June 25, 1918 in Framington, Mass., I vis Lydia Snow,daughter of John and Mary (Thurston) Snow. Children: John Charles; RobertMatthews. Charles H. Alden is the son of Herman Converse and Mary Ann (Matthews) Alden, and the grandson of Theodore and Alice (LeGro) Alden, andGeorge and Susan Ellen Matthews.FORESTRY COMMISSIONAct of 1949 abolished the Department of Forestry, the State Division of Conservation, and set up the State Forestry Commission, composed of five members.Forestry Commission appoints by and with the advice and consent of the Governor,a Director (Acts 1949, pp. 1079-1082).MEMBERS OF FORESTRY COMMISSIONPHILIP MORGAN, Chairman, Chatham County __,_ Term expires Feb. 1953CHARLES JORDAN, Jr., Wheeler County *L Term expires Feb. 1952JOHN McELRATH, Bibb County ^. - *"L,. Term expires Feb. 1954HENRY O. CUMMINGS, Seminole County . _ Term expires Feb. 1955K. S. YARN, Ware County . . _ Term expires Feb. 1956JOHN MINTON TINKER, Director, Department of Forestry of Division of Conservation, July 1, 1943-Apr. 1, 1947, resigned. Born July 8, 1900 in Macon, Bibbco., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., B.S. degree (Forestry), 1924. Episcopalian.Democrat Served in U. S. Army, World War I.23

Family details: Married Mch. 16, 1932 in Anderson, S. C., Claudia ElizabethTuck, daughter of Fletcher D. and Clara (Holh'day) Tuck. Children: Mary Minton;Martha Louise; Claudia Elizabeth. J. M. Tinker is the son of William Henry andElizabeth Rees (Minton) Tinker, and the grandson of William Chalonies andSusan Louise (Blanchard) Tinker, and John Michael and Alice Isabel (Blanchard)Minton.ARTHUR RAY SHIRLEY, Director, Department of Forestry of Division of Conservation, Apr. 17, 1947-June 1, 1949. Born Feb. 28, 1913 in Bowenville, Hart co.,Ga. Graduated Bowersville high school, 1928; Antreville, S. C., high school, 1930;University of Ga., B.S. degree (Forestry), 1936. Baptist Democrat. Member,Rotary club; Society of American Foresters. Author: Working Trees for NavalStores, 1946; Forest Management in Ga., 1938; misc. Forestry and Naval Storesleaflets. Secretary and loan manager, American Turpentine Farmers Asso., Cooperative, Valdosta, Ga. Captain, Corp of Engineers, World War II. Captain inU. S. Army Reserves.Family details: Married May 29, 1938 in Valdosta, Ga., Mary Virginia McKey,daughter of Tom H. and Edna (Baker) McKey. Children: Arthur Ray, Jr.;Rudy McKey. Arthur Ray Shirley is the son of George A. and Isabell (Milford)Shirley.HARRY GUYTON DeLOACH, Avondale Estates, Director, Department of Forestry, June 1, 1949-date. Born Nov. 27, 1916 in Claxton, Evans co., Ga. GraduatedUniv. of Ga., School of Forestry, 1939, with B.S. degree in Forestry. Began asCounty Forest Ranger in Appling co., 1940; assistant district forester; district forester. Assistant director of Forestry, 1948. Baptist Democrat ^Family details: Married Jan. 1, 1939, in S. C., Ruth Clark (born Apr. 4, 1917in Bulloch co., Ga.), daughter of Hosia and Florence (Elkin) Clark. Children:Harriet Clark; Vicki Lynn. Guyton DeLoach is the son of Burbon and Nan (Anderson) DeLoach, and the grandson of W. B. and Martha (Hagin) DeLoach, and ofJ. E. and Lucretia (Miller) Anderson.GAME AND FISH COMMISSION, STATEAn Act of Feb. 8, 1943, created the State Game and Fish Commission, composedof one member from each Congressional District, and one member from Chatham,Bryan, Liberty, Mclntosh, Glynn or Camden county, to be appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate. All terms shall date from January 1, 1943, andtwo members shall be appointed for three, four, five, and six year terms; and threefor seven years. All future appointments shall be for seven years; and the membersshall elect a chairman every year. The members shall appoint a director who shallbe the executive secretary and administrative officer of the Commission, and shallhold office at the pleasure of the> commission. The director, with the approval ofthe Commission, shall appoint a Supervisor of Coastal Fisheries, and shall appointand fix the salaries of all other employees including a uniformed division to beknown as Wildlife Rangers. The State Game and Fish Commission, with the director, shall have all the powers and duties formerly vested in the Division of WildLife, the Department of Natural Resources, the Commissioner of Natural Resources,the Director of Wild Life, and the Inspector of Coastal Fisheries, insofar as theypertain to such Divisions of Wild Life, all of which were abolished by this Act.The Georgia Constitution of 1945 provided that the Game and Fish Commission24

e an executive board (Article 5, Section 4, Paragraph 1). The 1943 Game andFish Commission Act amended March 9, 1945 (Acts 1945, pp. 404-410). Meetingsand compensation of Game and Fish Commission changed by Act approved Jan.30, 1950 (Acts 1950, pp. 34-35).COMMISSIONERSName and Address Term expiresDistrict or expired1st James F. Darby, Jr., Vidalia ........ .. _ .. Jan. 19562nd E. V. Komarek, Thomasville . _ __ _ __ Jan. 1950Richard Tift, Albany *. _. _.., ___ _ _ Jan. 19573rd Walter Wainwright, Butler .__ _.,..., ... _ _ .... Jan. 19564th Wallace Gray, Newnan. , _ _., ^ . Jan. 1950J. D. Pope, Jackson ,——r. + .—— . _ ._ _. —. Jan. 19575th Guy W. Rutland, Sr., Decatur .. _. Jan. 1950James Oliver Bowen, Decatur _ . . . , _.. Jan. 19576th Hugh H. Hill, Macon k- —— ••— -> Jan- 19537th Roy McGinty, Jr., Chatsworth , Jan. 19548th W. C. Ellis, Hazlehurst ... ... Jan. 19549th Dr. C. B. Lloyd, Gainesville j. ^..^ . Jan. 195310th Leonard B. Bassford, Augusta _ _ . . Jan. 1955State-at-Large J. R. Holland, Thunderbolt, Chairman „ . Jan. 1955CHARLES NEWTON ELLIOTT, Director, State Game and Fish Commission,May 1, 1943-Jan. 5, 1949. Born Nov. 29, 1906 in Covington, Newton co., Ga.Graduated University of Ga., 1927; attended Forest School three years. Methodist.Democrat. Editor, "Outdoor Georgia", 1940-41; member, board of directors, National Conference on State Parks; secretary, Georgia Parks and Recreational Association; member, Association of American Foresters; honorary member, EugeneField Society. Author, "Key to Georgia Trees, 1931; "Conserving American Resources", 1940; "Careers in Forestry", 1941; "Fading Trails", 1942; "Careers inWildlife Management", 1942. Co-author, "Southern Forestry", 1938; "AmericanConservation", 1938 (Ga. Ed.), Forester, State Forest Service, 1928-1935; associate forester, National Park Service, 1935-37. Director, State Parks, Historic Sitesand Monuments, Mch. 26, 1937-June 1939; director of wildlife, June-Oct, 1939;commissioner of natural resources, Oct. 1939-Jan. 14, 1941. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Sept 12, 1929 in Murphy, N. C., Billie Lou Palmour(born Nov. 11, 1906 in Hall co., Ga.), daughter of William Jefferson and Lula(Thompson) Palmour. One son: Charles Newton,. Jr. Charlie Elliott is the sonof Jackson L. and Georgia O. (Smith) Elliott, and the grandson of William D.and Sarah P. (Jones) Elliott, and of Isaac N. and Lydia E. (Grant) Smith.JOHN CALDWELL CALHOUN, Director, Game and Fish Department, Jan. 5,1949-date. Born July 1, 1907 in Macon, Bibb co., Ga. Educated in Macon publicschools. Christian. Democrat Deputy-sheriff, Bibb co., 1931-46. Residence:Macon.Family details: Married Apr. 27, 1938 in Macon, Ga., daughter of A. L. andMrs. Moorman. J. C. Calhoun is the son of John Caldwell and Gertrude (Pace)Calhoun, and the grandson of John Caldwell and Alberta (Holloway) Calhoun,and Mrs. Mattie Pace.25

GEORGIA CITIZENS COUNCILAn Act approved Mch. 9, 1945 created the Georgia Citizens Council to auumeall functions that -were then carried on by the Georgia Volunteer War ServiceCouncil, established by Executive Order dated Mch. 25, 1944; to provide a coordinating clearinghouse for information from Federal and State Agencies andDepartments on war and post-war programs requiring citizens action on a volunteerbasis, etc. For further details on purposes of the council see (Acts 1945, pp. 445-447). The law provides the council shall be composed of twenty-one membersappointed by the Governor.COUNCIL MEMBERSDr. EMMETT A. McNABB, President, AtlantaMRS. CHESTER A. RYALS, Vice-President, McRaeJAMES L. BENTLEY, JR., ThomastonSTEPHEN GRAHAM BLAND, ColumbusT. J. BRASWELL, AdrianJUDGE H. W. BUSSEY, AshburnREV. FRANK CRATON, TrionMRS. JERRY DUGGAN, DublinMRS. FRANCES C. DWYER, AtlantaMARION F. FAIRCLOTH, SavannahHAROLD GATES, ReynoldsJOHN GORDON KNOX, JR., HazlehurstMRS. JOHN LANIER, WinderWILMER D. LANIER, AugustaCLINTON L. LOTT, Douglas (past member)ROY N. LIVINGSTON, Atlanta, (present member appointed in place of Lott)JOHN W. MALOOF, Atlanta (past member)MRS. GERTRUDE HARRIS, Atlanta (present member appointed in place ofMaloof)DR. H. P. STUCKEY, ExperimentREV. JOSEPH S. THRAILKILL, LaGrangeE. C. THRASH, DouglasG. LEE WATSON, AtlantaOne VacancyLCjN SULLIVAN, Director, Georgia Citizens Council, Mch. 9, 1945-Dec. 1948.At present: Executive Vice-President, American Cancer Society, Georgia Division.Office: 179 Spring St., N. W., Atlanta. (No further data for sketch furnished).JEROME ALTON CONNER, Director, Georgia Citizens Council, 1948-date. BornJan. 20, 1907 in Pensacola, Escambia CO., Fla. Graduated University of Fla., B.A.degree, 1929 and M.A. degree, 1931; attended University of Chicago, 1931-33.Methodist Democrat, Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi; Blue Key; Tau Kappa26

Alpha; Alpha Phi Epsilon; Pi Gamma Mm Regional statistician, Federal Emergency Relief Adm., 1933-41; deputy regional director, Office of Civilian Defense,1941-43; regional director, 1943-45, served as member of staff, Commanding General, Fourth Service Command.Family details: Married Aug. 21, 1930 in Andalusia, Ala., Elizabeth May Beatty,daughter of Lowry Beatty. Children: Carol Ann; Jere Mae; Jerome Alton, Jr.Jerome A. Conner is the son of James Cooke and Corinne Massey (Mackey)Conner, and the grandson of Joseph Ryals and Julia (Webb) Conner, and Jesseand Melissa (MeWilliams) Mackey.STATE PORTS AUTHORITYNOTE: An Act creating the State Ports Authority approved Mch. 9, 1945. (SeeActs 1945, pp. 464-480).Members:Colonel Blake R. Van Leer, Chairman . -,... AtlantaJudge J. P. Houlihan, Vice-Chairman ._ . .^. .... ....... SavannahCharles Gowen, Secretary-Treasurer ^. _ _ ... BrunswickAlfred W. Jones __ , __.,_.__ ^ _ _ . Sea IslandRaymond F. Fowler, Executive Director, 1945-Jan. 1949, diedGEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITYNOTE: An Act changing the name of "State Ports Authority" to "Georgia PortsAuthority" approved Feb. 17, 1949. (See Acts 1949, pp. 778-780).Members:James D. Robinson, Jr., Chairman . AtlantaPeter Roe Nugent, Vice-Chairman . SavannahJames W. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer . _^ .. AlbanyM. M. Monroe -* ——,_ - . „ —~~_v — . WaycrossD. LEON WILLIAMS, Acting Director, Georgia Ports Authority, Jan. 1949-date.Born in Bessemer, Alabama. Resident of Atlanta since 1922. Democrat. DuringWorld War II, served as Regional Priority Manager of the War Production Board,covering 7 southeastern states; former state director, Civilian Production Administration; deputy director, State Ports Authority, 1947-49. Prior to war was South-,eastern representative of Appliance and Merchandise Division, General ElectricCompany in Atlanta.HEALTH, STATE DEPARTMENT OFAn Act of Feb. 25, 1875 provided for a state board of health to consist of ninephysicians, one from each congressional district of the state, appointed for six-yearterms and known as sanitary commissioners for said districts, and the comptrollergeneral,attorney-general, and the state geologist; said board to make inquiries inrespect to causes of diseases, investigate sources of mortality, and the effects oflocalities, employments and other conditions upon public health; to supervise registration of births, marriages and deaths, etc. (Acts 1875, p. 32). Small appropriations were made by the general assembly for the work of the state board of health27

in 1875, 1876 and 1877, after which the board ceased to exist for want of recognition by the state (House Journal 1892, p. 47.) Act of Aug. 17, 1903 created thedepartment a second time, providing for a board of twelve members—the secretaryand eleven members appointed by the governor (one from each of the congressionaldistricts, and the majority of whom should be physicians) for six year terms; boardto have supervision of all matters relating to the preservation of the life and healthof the people of the state, to have supreme authority in matters of quarantine, andto collect and preserve records of births and deaths; executive, secretary (commissioner of health and director of communicable diseases, by action of the board),to be a competent physician elected by the board for six year terms, who shouldkeep his office in Atlanta, keep a record of the transactions of the board, be custodian of all papers, books and documents and other property belonging to theboard, and perform such duties as the board may prescribe (Acts 1903, p. 72). Actsof Aug. 22, 1907 and Aug. 17, 1908 provided for the manufacture and transportation of diphtheria antitoxine and attenuated virus for treating and preventingrabies or hydrophobia, both to be supplied free of charge to the people of Georgia(Acts 1907, p. 19 and 1908, p. 13). Act of Aug. 14, 1909 provided that the stateboard of health should keep with the several ordinaries of the state a reasonablesupply of diphtheria antitoxine to supply physicians for charitable purposes and tosell when purchasers were unable to procure elsewhere at regular retail price (Acts1909, p. 130). Act of Aug. 16, 1912 provided for a member of the board from the12th congressional district (Acts 1912, p. 51). Act of Aug. 17, 1914 made the statesuperintendent of schools and the state veterinarian ex-officio members of the stateboard of health and provided for county boards of health, to be composed of thecounty superintendent of schools, the chairman of the board of roads and revenuesor in counties having no such board, the ordinary, and a reputable physician electedby the grand jury for four year terms, said boards to have supervision over all mattersrelating to health and sanitation in their respective counties; for the division ofthe state into sanitary districts, each county constituting a district except that two ormore counties having a population of less than 37,000 inhabitants may be combinedif the combined total does not exceed 75,000 inhabitants, said combination to bemade by the state board of health upon recommendation of the county boards ofhealth of the counties concerned; for the appointment of district commissioners ofhealth, who shall be licensed physicians, able bodied, temperate and of good moralcharacter, for four-year terms by the county board, or boards, from an eligible listfurnished by the secretary of the state board, said list to contain names of personsexamined by the secretary and a committee of the state board; and for the supervision of the work of all district commissioners, who shall give their entire time tothe duties of their office, by the secretary of the state board (Acts 1914, p. 124).Act of Aug. 17, 1914 provided for the registration of births and deaths under thestate board of health; for the appointment by the board, and the compensation ofa state registrar of vital statistics, who shall be a medical practitioner of not lessthan five years practice and a competent vital statistician and who shall hold officefor four-year terms; and for local and sub-registrars, etc. (Acts 1914, p. 157). Actof Aug. 21, 1917 provided that in counties having a city of 60,000-150,000 population, the county board of health might appoint as the health officer for such citythe district commissioner of health for said county (Acts 1917, p. 106). Act ofAug. 17, 1918 placed under the control of the state board of health the TuberculosisSanitarium (created by act of Aug. 17, 1908 and consisting of two departments,28

one for the treatment of indigent patients, who shall be treated free of charge, andthe other a pay department where patients shall be treated upon such terms andfor such fees as the board of trustees may prescribe; executive, superintendent, to bea medical doctor wnth some experience in the treatment of tuberculosis—Acts 1908,p. 101); provided for the election of the superintendent by the state board of health,and changed the name of the institution from Sanitarium to Sanatorium (Acts1918, p. 237). Act of Aug. 17, 1918 declared venereal diseases dangerous to publichealth; required physicians and superintendents of hospitals, dispensaries, or charitable or penal institutions to report cases to the state board of health; authorizedtreatment of certain infected persons by health authorities; and empowered thestate board of health to make such rules and regulations in connection therewithas it should deem necessary (Acts 1918, p. 275). Act of Aug. 19, 1919 providedfor the establishment of the Georgia Training School for Mental Defectives underthe direct control of the state board of health, which appoints the superintendent,who shall be a physician scientifically trained in psychiatry and with special trainingrelating to mental deficiency (Acts 1919, p. 377). Act of Aug. 17, 1923 providedthat at least two of the twelve members appointed by the governor (one from eachcongressional district and the majority of whom shall be physicians) on the stateboard of health shall be doctors of dental surgery in the active practice of theirprofession (Acts 1923, p. 126). Act of Aug. 18, 1924 provided an annual appropriation of $5000 available on the receipt of an equal sum of money to the statefrom the federal government for the promotion of the welfare and hygiene of maternity and infancy (Acts 1924, p. 13). Act of Aug. 26, 1929 appropriated $100,000.to be expended by the state board of health in study and research of cancer; saidexpenditures to be made only in connection with an institution already established,having for its main purpose the study and treatment of the disease (Acts 1929, p.53). For further details concerning the operation of the vital statistics law see Acts1919, p. 273 and 1927, p. 353. An Act of Aug. 28, 1931 created the Department ofPublic Health to take over all duties of the Board of Public Health, which wasabolished. Executive: director, appointed for four year terms by the governor fron\a list of at least five medical doctors submitted to him by the Medical Associationof Georgia or from the qualified list of public-health officers of the Bureau of Public Health Service of the United States; qualifications require that he shall be agraduate physician authorized to practice medicine and surgery in this state, andshall have practiced five years. The director may appoint not less than five normore than ten persons, the majority of whom shall be doctors and one of whomshall be a dentist, to serve at his pleasure as the Advisory Board of Health to thedepartment of public health. The office of state registrar of vital statistics wasabolished, and duties transferred to the department of public health (Acts 1931,pp. 11-12). All functions of the state board of health in regard to the Ga. TrainingSchool for Mental Defectives and the State Tuberculosis Sanitorium were transferred to the board of control (Acts 1931, p. 19). The state department of publichealth and the board of public health as created by Act of Aug. 28, 1931 wereabolished by Act of Mch. 18, 1933, and a new department of public health wascreated, to be under the management of a board of public health, which is composedof fourteen members appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the senate forsix year terms, and the governor as ex-officio member. One member shall be appointed from each congressional district from a list submitted by the Georgia MedicalAssociation, two members from the state at huge from a list submitted by the Geor-29

gia Dental Association, and two members from the state at large from a list submitted by the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association. The board shall elect one member as chairman and one as vice-chairman, and a secretary who shall not be amember of the board. The board of health shall elect a "director for the departmentof public health for a six-year term, and he shall be a graduate physician authorizedto practice medicine and surgery in this state, and have practiced five years (Acts1933, pp. 7-12). Duties, term, qualifications and salary of Director amended byAct approved March 27, 1947 (Acts 1947, pp. 1170-1171). An Act of Feb. 26, 1937transferred the control of the State Tuberculosis Sanitorium to the state board ofhealth of Georgia from July 1, 1937 (Acts 1937, p. 368).MEMBERS OF THE GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH1945-1947C. L. Ridley, M. D., Chairman .. ..... . . .R, L. Rogers, M. D., Vice-Chairman .Robert F. Maddox. _ .._.._B. H. Minchew, M. D.C. K. Sharp, M. D. .. ......J. A. Corry, M. D. ......W. P. Harbin, Jr., M. D.J. M. Byne, Jr., M. D.D. N. Thompson, M. D.George A. Wright, Ph. G.J. W. White, Ph. G. . ...... ..J. B. Butts, Ph. G. (replaced J. W. White, Ph. G., 1947)J. G. Williams, D. D. S. . . .W. K. White, D. D. S.J. C. Patterson . . _ ......MaconGainesville. . AtlantaWaycrossArlingtonBarnesvilleRomeWaynesboroElbertonTiftonThomas villeMilledgevilleAtlantaSavannahCuthbertMEMBERS OF THE GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH1948-to dateR. L. Rogers, M. D., Chairman ...... . GainesvilleB. H. Minchew, M. D., Vice-Chairman until Sept 1, 1950 when termexpired. New vice-chm. to be elected _.— .... ............. .. WaycrossC. J. Maloy, M. D., term began Sept 1, 1950- - . . . McRaeJ. B. Butts, Ph. G., term expired Feb. 10, 1950 . MilledgevilleA. T. McRae, Ph. G., term began Feb. 10, 1950- .. - - . DouglasJ. M, Byne, Jr., M. D. ..... ...... . . . WaynesboroJ. A. Corry, M. D., term expired Sept. 1, 1949 . BarnesvilleM. M. Head, M. D., term began Nov. 29, 1949- ... . ....... . ZebulonW. P. Harbin, Jr., M. D., term expired Sept. 1, 1950 . _ RomeFred H. Simonton, M. D., term began Sept. 1, 1950- .... . — — - - ChickamaugaSO

R. F. Maddox, term expired Sept. 1, 1948 .... . ......... . . AtlantaS. A. Kirkland, M. D., term began Dec. 30, 1948- .. .... __ . .... AtlantaJ. C. Patterson, M. D., term expired Sept. 1, 1948 . . ._..... CuthbertR. C. Montgomery, M. D., term began Sept. 1, 1948- .. .... — - - — ButlerC. L. Ridley, M. D., term expired Sept 1, 1950 . . . —. - . - MaconWalter Bramblett, M. D., term began Sept. 1, 1950-.._ ...... .. _ . - - ForsythC. K. Sharp, M. D. _ ........ .. ArlingtonD. N. Thompson, M. D., term expired Sept. 1, 1949 . . _.._ ElbertonP. W. Goodwin, M. D., term began Sept 1, 1949- .. .. — , AugustaW. K. White, D. D. S. (died Mch. 1, 1949) .. . SavannahJ. M. Hawley, D. D. S., term began Apr. 27, 1949- ..... ... ColumbusJ. G. Williams, D. D. S. . . ...... . AtlantaGeorge A. Wright, Ph. G., term expired Feb. 10, 1950 TiftonPreston Sumner, Ph. G., term began Feb. 10, 1950- .. East PointC. L. Tinsley, Secretary-TreasurerTHOMAS FRANKLIN ABERCROMBIE, Director, Department of Public Health,1917-Jan. 1, 1948; director emeritus, Jan. 1, 1948-date. Bom July, 1879 in Douglasville,Douglas co., Ga. Graduated Douglasville College, B.S. degree, 1898; Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons (now Emory University), M.D. degree,1903. Began the practice of medicine in Ga. in 1903. Awarded degree of Doctorof Public Health, U. of Ga., 1929; D. Sc. degree, Emory University, 1936. Presbyterian. Democrat. Commissioner of health, Brunswick and Glynn co., Ga. 1914-17;officer in charge of sanitation of the various cantonements in the state in cooperation with the U. S. public health service, and director of public health instructionof drafted men during the World War I period; member, Rockefeller SanitationCommission in its first hookworm campaign in Ga.; member, (appointed by surgeongeneral, U. S. public health service), of interchange public health officers for theLeague of Nations to study health conditions in Holland and England, 1924;member, Ga. Public Health Association; Fulton County Medical Society; MedicalAssociation of Ga,; Southern Medical Association; American Medical Association;American Public Health Association. Past president, State and Provincial HealthAuthorities of North America; past president, Atlanta Men's Garden Club. AwardedL. G. Hardman Cup by Medical Association of Ga. for "distinguished service topublic health", 1942. State Chief of Emergency Medical Service, Office of CivilianDefense; member, State Planning Board, and Southeastern Regional PlanningCommission. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Nov. 6, 1906 in Willington, S. C., Francis Clark Morris,daughter of Robert Foster and Mary Elizabeth (Cowan) Morris. One daughter:Frances Clark. Dr. Abercrombie is the son of Jesse A. and Elizabeth (Hatchett)Abercrombie.THOMAS FORT SELLERS, Director, Department of Public Health, Jan. 1,1948-date. Born May 24, 1891 in Grand Bay, Mobile co., Ala. Graduated MercerUniversity, A.B. degree, 1911; University of Michigan, M.Sc. degree, 1917; Fellowship, John Hopkins School of Hygiene, 1923-24; Emory University MedicalSchool, M.D. degree, 1932. Presbyterian. Democrat City bacteriologist, Macon,31

Ga., 1912-17; bacteriologist, Ga. Dept. of Agriculture, Jan. 1918-Mch. 1918; director of laboratories, Ga. Dept. of Public Health, 1918-1948. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Sept. 1, 1921 in Duluth, Minn., Mary Ann AmandaBaluss, daughter of Fred C. and Mrs. Baluss. One son: Thomas Fort, Jr. Dr.Sellers is the son of James Freeman and Medora (Fort) Sellers, and the grandsonof Thomas George and Mary Graves (Crenshaw) Sellers, and Drewry A. and JaneTippin (Dees) Fort.BATTEY STATE HOSPITALROMSState Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Alto, was placed under State Board of Healthfrom July 1, 1937 (Acts 1937, p. 368). Battey General Hospital, Rome, belongingto the United States Government was transferred by gift to the State of Georgiafor a State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, and to take the place of the one located atAlto. The acquisition was made in 1946. See A Resolution approved Feb. 1, 1946(Acts 1946, p. 704). State Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Alto moved to Rome andofficially opened to the public of Georgia as Battey State Hospital on June 20, 1946.See Annual Report of 1946 of the Georgia Department of Public Health, pp.233-247.RUFUS F. PAYNE, M. D., Superintendent, May 31, 1945-date. (No data forsketch furnished).HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, STATEMEMBERS OF THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION1943-1950The General Assembly of 1943 passed an Act approved Mch. 17, 1943 abolishingthe State Highway Board of Georgia and creating in its place a State HighwayCommission to consist of twelve members to be appointed by the Governor witnthe approval of the Senate, to serve for a term of four years, the same to be concurrent with that of the Governor. Each Congressional District of the State to berepresented by a member residing in said District, and two members shall be fromthe State at Large. See Acts 1943, pp. 216-222.Members and terms as follows:District Title Name Termof officers1st.______....„._.„._..J. J. Bouhan . . Apr. 21, 1943-Jan. 18, 19472nd ..._._._„._ ..........__L. Roy Robinson .. . ... Apr. 21, 1943-Jan. 18, 19473rd „......_.. ....Vice-Chm. Sims Garrett, Jr. ... .. . Apr. 21, 1943-Jan. 18, 19474th ..... .... . .. Judson J. Milam. _........ .Apr. 21, 1943-Jan. 18, 19475th ..._..._..._ . .....Hugh Burgess ........ ......Apr. 21, 1943-Jan. 18, 19476th _ .__ .........._Frank A. Dennis . Apr. 21, 1943-Dec. 31, 1944(Died in office)6th . ........... ..............Mrs. Frank A. Dennis .....Jan. 18, 1945-Jan. 18, 1947(Succeeded F. A. Dennis)32

7th8th9th10thStateState1st'ndrdHhJth6th7th8th9th10thStateState___._. _ ____ Penn Selman _ _————— Secretary Lonnie A. Pope_,_ Chairman Steve C. Tate ... . .— _.. J. Knox Gholstonat large . .....Wyck Knoxat large „. ..Maurice W. TiftWillard H. Lariscy _ .__ ... Leon Houston„ _,__ W. Gerue Dunn. ——— Chairman Judson J. Milam,- C. R. Vaughn— J. David Dyer.... Secretary A. E. YoungGeorge M. Bazemore_ .....Vice-Chm. Mose W. Gordont- Furman D. Smith, Sr.at large . .. __ _ ...Mauijce W. Tift .at large ._ . .. L. Roy Robinson1st2nd3rd 4th5th6th.. ... .Chairman J. E. ParkerW. Frank TysonDixon OxfordTom SteeleHenry McCallaMarvin E. Moate7th 8th9thVice-Chm. C. L. MossJohn B. WalkerJohn E. Quilltan10th State at large .Secretary J. J. McLanahanA. W. SmithState at large . Frank G. BinfordApr. 21,Apr. 21,Apr. 21,Apr. 21,Apr. 21,Apr. 21,Mch.Mch.Mch.Mch.Mch.Mch.Mch.Mch.Mch.Mch.Mch.Mch.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Dec.Mch.1943-Jan.1943-Jan.1943-Jan.1943-Jan.1943-Jan.1943-Jan.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.21, 1947-Nov.18, 1948-Feb.18, 1948-Feb.18, 1948-Feb:18, 1948-Feb.18, 1948-Feb.18, 1948-Feb.18, 1948-Feb.18, 1948-Feb.18, 1948-Feb.18, 1948-Feb.2, 1948-Feb.28, 1949-Feb.18, 194718, 194718, 194718, 194718, 194718, 194718, 194818, 194818, 194818, 194818, 194818, 194818, 194818, 194818, 194818, 194818, 194818, 19482, 19502, 19502, 19502, 19502, 19502, 19502, 19502, 19502, 19502, 19502, 19502, 1950NOTE: Act approved Feb. 2, 1950 abolished the State Highway Commission, andthe terms of the above members expired on that date as stated. See Acts 1950, pp.62-72.STATE HIGHWAY DIRECTORSApr. 21, 1943-Feb. 2, 1950Act approved Mch. 17, 1943 created the office of State Highway Director. SeeActs 1943, pp. 216-222. Director to be appointed by the Governor subject toconfirmation by the Senate, and to serve at the pleasure of the Governor, etc.Following are Directors who served under this Act approved Mch. 17, 1943 untiloffice of Director was abolished by an Act approved Feb. 2, 1950. See Acts 1950,pp. 62-72.RYBURN G. CLAY, Director, Apr. 21, 1943-Oct 5, 1945 (biography follows).GEORGE T. McDONALD, Engineer-Director, Oct. 5, 1945-Jan. 18, 1947W. R. NEEL, Director, Jan. 18, 1947-Mch. 20, 1947 (biography follows).33

JOHN C. BEASLEY, Director, Mch. 20, 1947-June 4, 1948 resigned, (biographyfollows).W. R. NEEL, Engineer-Director, June 4, 1948-Sept. 13, 1948JOHN C. BEASLEY, Director, Sept. 13-Nov. 16, 1948JIM L. GILLIS, Director, Nov. 17, 1948-Feb. 2, 1950 (office of director abolished). Gillis now Chairman of new State Highway Board. See biography.RYBURN G. CLAY, Atlanta, State Highway Director, Apr. 21, 1943-Oct. 5,1945 resigned. Born Jan. 20, 1891 in Marietta, Cobb co., Ga. Graduated MariettaHigh School. President, Clay-Moore, Inc.; vice-president, Claymore, Inc., andTreasurer, Maxwell Construction Company. Appointed Executive Officer in chargeof State Highway Department by Governor Ellis Arnall Jan. 12, 1943, and serveduntil April 21st, at which time assumed directorship. Episcopalian. Democrat.Entered banking in 1906. Retired as President of Fulton National Bank of Atlanta, 1939. Served as President of Southeastern Pipe Line Company; director,Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, 6 yrs.; former member of Advisory Board, Federal Reserve System; director, Colonial Stores, Inc.; Randall Bros., Inc., SoutheasternGreyhound Lines, and Scottish Rite Hospital. Former Commander, State DefenseCorps of Georgia. Trustee, Young Harris College. Member, Advisory Board, Salvation Army. Member, Chamber of Commerce. Former chairman Ga. Finnish Relief Fund*. Director, Atlanta Art Association. Vice-chairman, Endowment Fundof St. Luke's Church; former chairman of Citizens Committee on County affairs;former president, Atlanta Clearing House Asso. Chairman of Jackson Day Dinner,1941. Served twice as chairman of Finance Committee of Georgia (DemocraticParty).Family details: Ryburn G. Clay is the son of Alexander Stephens Clay (bornSept. 25, 1853; United States Senator, 1897-1910; died Nov. 13, 1910 while serving in the Senate) and Frances (White) Clay.GEORGE T. McDONALD, Atlanta, Director, State Highway Department, Oct. 5,1945-Jan. 18, 1947. At present Executive Secretary, Post Roads Division, HighwayDepartment.WARREN RABUN NEEL, Darien, State Highway Director, Jan. 18, 1947-Mch.20, 1947; Engineer-Director, June 4, 1948-Sept. 13, 1948. Civil Engineer. Bornin Kirkwood, DeKalb co., Ga., May 7, 1883. Attended Ga. Military Institute;Griffin, Ga., High School; Ga. School of Technology. Baptist. Democrat. SigmaAlpha Epsilon. Mason. Member, American Society of Civil Engineers; member,Executive Committee, American Association of State Highway Officials; director,American Road Builders Association. Volunteered for service in World War;commissioned captain of Engineers; not called for active duty; now major in Officers' Reserve Corps. Civil engineer, Republic of Mexico, 1901-16; state highwayengineer, Georgia, Sept. 6, 1919-Jan. 30, 1930, resigned.Family details: Married (1) 1903 in Mexico City, Catalina Rosains (died MexicoCity, 1908); children: Charles Mallory; Frank Warren. Married (2) 1911 inRome, Georgia, Adele McArver, daughter of Robert Bruce and Mary Frances(Quinn) McArver of Coosa, Ga. Children: Elizabeth Clifford; Mary Warren.34

Warren Rabun Neel is the son of Charles Mallory Neel and Clifford (Cooper)Neel and the grandson of Thomas and Nancy (Veazy) Neel of Mt. Zion, Ga.JOHN C. BEASLEY, (See dates below). Born Dec. 6, 1888 in Glennville, Tattnallco., Ga. Finished Grammar school in Glennville and graduated from Ga.Normal College and Business Institute, 1909. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner;Knight of Pythias; W. O. W.; J. O. U. A. M. Alderman, Glennville 1915, 1916;mayor, Glennville, 1917, 1918; member lower house, Georgia legislature from Tattnallco., 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934; senator, 2nd district 1935,1936; Superintendent of Banks Jan. 11, 1937-Jan. 25, 1937; resigned; chairmanBoard of Commissioners, Tattnall co., 1939-1940; Superintendent of Banks Jan. 14,1941-Mch. 1947; Director of the Highway Dept. from Mch. 20, 1947-June 3, 1948;resigned to manage M. E. Thompson's campaign for governor; reappointed Sept. 13,1948 and served through Nov. 16, 1948. At present engaged in farming, navalstores and banking business, being president of the Citizens Bank, Glennville, Ga.Family details: Married June 13, 1915 in Glennville, Ga., Tollie DeLoach,daughter of Asa W. and Ella (Curry) DeLoach. One daughter: Doris. One granddaughter: Jean Doris Kicklighter. J. C. Beasley is the son of Eli and Angeline S.(Padgett) Beasley, and the grandson of Daniel and Hannah (Dasher) Beasley, andof Charles and Nancy (Anderson) Padgett.Acts, 1950, approved Feb. 2., 1950 (pp. 62-72) set up new State Highway Boardcomposed of three members elected by a majority vote of the legislature.Acts, 1950, (pp. 116-117) show that a resolution approved Feb. 8, 1950 electedand declared the following to be members of the newly created State HighwayBoard:1. The Honorable Jim L. Gillis of Soperton, Georgia, from the Southern Highway District for a term of six (6) years.2. The Honorable Dixon Oxford of Dawson, Georgia, from the Central HighwayDistrict for a term of four (4) years.3. The Honorable John Quillian of Gainesville, Georgia, from the NorthernState Highway District for a term of two (2) years.Biographies follow:JAMES LESTER GILLIS, member and Chairman, State Highway Board, underAct approved Feb. 2, 1950, from Feb. 3, 1950-date (term expires Feb. 3, 1956).Born Jan. 9, 1892 in Soperton, Ga. Attended McRae high school; Locust Grove,Ga., Junior College; University of Ga. Baptist. Democrat. Shriner; Elk. Deacon,First Baptist Church, member, executive committee, Ga. Forestry Association, 1931;ordinary 2 years and co. commissioner, Treutlen co., 20 years; delegate, nationaldemocratic convention, 1936; member, house of rep., Montgomery co., 1915-15Ex.-16-17; senator, 16th dist., 1923-23 Ex.-24; president pro tern, senate, 1923-23Ex.-24; member, state planning board, 1937. Member, State Highway Board, underAct of 1919, Jan. 25, 1937-Dec. 2, 1939; State Highway Director, Nov. 17, 1948-Feb. 2, 1950. Residence: Soperton.Family details: Married June 17, 1915 Annie Lois Walker (of Griffin, Ga.),35

daughter of Jeremiah Jackson and Mamie (Mathews) Walker. Children: JamesLester, Jr.; Hugh Marion. J. L. Gillis is the son of Neil Lee and Lougenia (Youmans)Gillis, and the grandson of John and Mary Ann Gillis, and James and Sarah(Bazemore) Youmans.CURTIS DIXON OXFORD, member, State Highway Board, Feb. 8, 1950-date(term expires Feb. 3, 1956); chairman, Nov. 18, 1948-Feb. 3, 1950. Born May 28,1914 in Dawson, Terrell co., Ga. Graduated Dawson high school; Ga. MilitaryCollege; North Ga. College. Baptist. Democrat. Farmer; Gulf Oil distributor. Residence: Dawson.Family details: Married Mch. 30, in Terrell co., Ga., Myrtle Green, daughter ofS. O. and Ada (Grubbs) Green. Children: Kay; Carole; Eve. Curtis DixonOxford is the son of C. F. and Dixie (Morgan) Oxford, and the grandson ofCalvin and Sally (Lynch) Oxford.JOHN EDWARD QUILLIAN, member, State Highway Board, Feb. 8, 1950-date(term expires Feb. 8, 1952). Born Aug. 18, 1891 in Gainesville, Hall co., Ga.Graduated Chattahoochee high school, 1909; North Ga. College, 1912. Methodist.Democrat. Mason. Residence: Gainesville.Family details: Married Aug. 14, 1919 in Hall co., Ga., Ruth Hulsey, daughterof Thomas N. and Mary Elizabeth (Gailey) Hulsey. Children: John Rudolph;Mary Sally; James Calvin; Carol; Harold; Alice; Fannie Ruth. John E. Quillianis the son of David Turner and Sallie (Rudolph) Quillian, and the grandson ofWiley Hargrove and Nancy Louranie (Meaders) Quillian, and Judge A. andFannie (Boyd) Rudolph.LABOR, DEPARTMENT OFAn act of Mch. 25, 1937 provided for the establishment of a department of laborto take over all functions of the department of industrial relations, which was abolished. Executive: Commissioner of Labor, elected biennially by the people. Thereis created within the department of labor an Industrial Board, composed of a chairman, who shall represent the interests of the public, and two other members, one ofwhom shall be a representative of the employers, the other of employees, and whoshall be appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for four-year terms(Acts 1937, pp. 230-44). An act of Mch. 29, 1937 provided for a Bureau of Unemployment Compensation and a Georgia State Employment Service Division, each tobe a separate administrative unit with a personnel appointed by the commissioner oflabor. Within six months prior to the date when benefits first become payable underthis act (July 1, 1937) the governor shall appoint a Board of Review composed ofthree members who shall serve for six-year terms, their duties and compensation to*be fixed by the governor. The commissioner shall appoint a state advisory council,and may appoint local or industry advisory councils, to be composed of equal numbers of employer and employee representatives (Acts 1937, pp. 806-49). An Act ofFeb. 8, 1943, abolished the industrial board, and created to take over its functions aState Board of Workmen©s Compensation, consisting of three members appointed bythe governor and approved by the senate for four-year terms. The governor shalldesignate the Chairman of the Board who shall be representative of the public atlarge; one member shall be representative of employers, and one representative of36

employees. The commissioner of labor shall have no authority over the State Boardof Workmens Compensation except in an advisory capacity. Act of March 25, 1937amended (Acts 1950, pp. 9-10). Georgia Constitution of 1945 provided that Commissioner of Labor shall be elected in the same manner as the Governor to holdoffice for a four year term. (See Constitution, Article V, Section II, ParagraphsI and IV and Acts 1950, pp. 528-532).BENJAMIN TILLMAN HUIET, Commissioner of Labor, Nov. 15, 1938-date.Born Mch. 1, 1895 in Edgefield co., S. C. Attended Clemson College, CentralNight School; Winder and Atlanta Law Schools, LL.B. degree, 1934. Admitted toall bars, 1934; U. S. supreme court in 1938. Methodist Democrat. Mason; Shriner;Elk; member, Jr. Order; Red Man; Sigma Delta Kappa; member, American Legion;Forty and Eight Lieut, World War I. Member, Ga. Bar Association; member, Atlanta democratic executive committee, 1922-25; councilman, Atlanta, 1925-28;alderman, Atlanta, 1928-33; public service commissioner, July 21, 1933-Nov. 16,1936. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Nov. 6, 1919 in Atlanta, Ga., Edythe Maude Rudder,daughter of Samuel A. and Stella (Green) Rudder. Children: Ben T., Jr.; Edythe'Florence. Ben T. Huiet is the son of Joseph Eugene and Mary Elizabeth (Bradley)Huiet, and the grandson of Jacob C. and Mary A. (Davenport) Huiet, and William and Mary (Duffey) Bradley.MARION WILLIAMSON, Atlanta, Director, Unemployment Security, Sept. 1,1944-date. Adjutant-General, Oct. 1, 1940-Jan. 14, 1941. (No data for sketchfurnished).STATE BOARD OF WORKMEN'S COMPENSATIONPAT J. RIORDAN, Atlanta, Secretary-Treasurer, State Board of Workmens Compensation, Feb. 4, 1943-Sept. 30, 1944; Director, Oct 1, 1944-Apr. 30, 1945;Chairman, May 1, 1945-Jan. 9, 1949. (No further data for sketch furnished).ARLIE DANIEL TUCKER, Chairman, Workmen©s Compensation Board, Jan.10, 1949-date. Born Nov. 28, 1894, Ocilla, Irwin county, Ga. Attended high schooland business institute. Began the practice of law Dec. 23, 1923. Baptist. Democrat.Mason, Member, House of Representatives from Berrien County, 1925 through1931. Speaker Pro-Tern, Georgia House of Representatives, 1927 to 1929. Speaker,Georgia House of Representatives from 1929 through 1931. Director, IndustrialBoard, March 25, 1937. Director, Workmen's Compensation Board, Apr. 30,1945-Jan. 9, 1949. Residence, Nashville, Ga.HARRY E. MONROE, Atlanta, Member and Director, State Board of Workmen©sCompensation, Aug. 6, 1943-Jan. 12, 1949. Director, Industrial Board, May 1,1937-Oct. 1, 1942. (No data for sketch furnished).W. E. BUCKNER, Atlanta, Director, State Board of Workmen©s Compensation,Jan. 12, 1949-date. (No data for sketch furnished).LAWTON W. GRIFFIN, Atlanta, Director, State Board of Workmen©s Compensation, Jan. 10, 1949-date. (No data for sketch furnished).37

LAW, DEPARTMENT OFThe office of attorney-general existed in Georgia from the establishment of theprovincial government in 1754 until the adoption of the constitution of 1789 (appointment of William Clifton Aug. 12, 1754, State Officers-Appointments, 1754-1827, p. 23), being during this period a separate and distinct office of government(see various appointments of attorney-general). The re-organization of the judiciaryby an act of Dec. 23, 1789 placed the office of attorney-general in commission withthe duties divided between two persons styled the attorney-general and the solicitorgeneral,one to attend the Eastern judicial circuit and the other the Western(Watkins Digest, p. 389) and this arrangement continued until 1796; the act ofFeb. 23, 1796 (original on file in department of archives and history) re-organizingthe judiciary provided for three judicial circuits and again placed the office of attorney-general in commission, with the duties divided between the attorney-general andtwo solicitors-general. The first two attorneys-general were residents of the Westerncircuit; the next three of the Eastern and all others residents of the Middle, thecircuit in which the capital was located. (Solicitors-general of the circuit whichembraced the seat of government, ex-officio, attorney-general. Code of Georgia,1861, p. 79). In 1868 with the adoption of the constitution of that year the officewas restored to its early dignity, the attorney-general being made legal adviser ofthe executive department and representative of the state in all criminal and civilcases (Constitution 1868, art. 5); he is elected every four years by the people andtakes office in January following the general elections. He shall be thirty yearsof age, a resident of this state for three years, and have practiced law seven years.An Act of Feb. 18, 1943 created the department of law with the attorney-general atthe head thereof, and assistant attorneys-general to be appointed by the governorwith the approval of the attorney-general, and confirmed by the senate. GeorgiaConstitution of 1945 provided that attorney-general shall be elected in the samemanner as the Governor to hold office for a four year term. (See Constitution,Article V, Section II, Paragraphs I and IV and Acts 1950, pp. 528-532).JULIAN EUGENE COOK, Attorney-General, Aug. 18, 1945-date. Born Apr. 12,1905 in Wrightsville, Johnson co., Ga. Graduated Mercer University, A.B. degree,1926; LL.B. degree, 1927, with first honors. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner;Alpha Tau Omega; Delta Sigma Pi; Delta Theta Phi. Member, American and Ga.Bar Associations; past district and deputy district Governor, Lions International;past vice-pres., Ga. Baptist Sunday School Convention; trustee, Brewton-ParkerInstitute and Mercer University; vice-pres., Mercer Alumni Association; member,Citizens Fact Finding Committee of Ga.; chairman, Johnson co. Democratic Executive Committee, 1934-38; district chairman, Young Men's Democratic Club; districtchairman, Central Ga. committee, Boy Scouts. Solicitor, city court, Wrightsville,Jan. 1, 1933-Jan. 1, 1937; judge, ibid, Jan 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1941; solicitor-general,Dublin circuit, Jan. 1, 1941-Jan. 1, 1943; revenue commissioner, Feb. 18, 1943-Aug. 18, 1945. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married June 28, 1928 in Columbus, Ga., Julia Adelaide Mc-Clatchey, daughter of H. R. and Mary Ellen (Sanders) McClatchey. Two sons:Julian Eugene, Jr., and Charles McClatchey. J. Eugene Cook is the son of JamesMonroe and Ida (Preston) Cook, and the grandson of W. W. and Mary Ann(Smith) Cook, and Charles Thomas and Mary Elizabeth (Boswell) Preston.38

LIBRARY, STATEThe first legislative action relative to the state library was a resolution of Dec. 26,1831 agreeing to the proposed establishment (Acts 1831, p. 290); the first librarianwas appointed under authority of the act of Dec. 17, 1847 (Acts 1847, p. 214)which also authorized payment to the clerk of the supreme court for his services inkeeping the books belonging to the state library during the years of 1846 and 1847.The state librarian is nominated by the governor and confirmed by the senate forfour-year terms (Acts 1880, p. 69); legislative reference department to be conductedunder the direction of the state librarian authorized from Aug. 12, 1914 (Acts1914, p. 137); notaries public, state at large, by appointment of the state librarian,authorized from Aug. 21, 1916 (Acts 1916, p. 137). Act approved Mch. 27, 1947authorized State Librarian to deliver over to Secretary of State all books and recordspertaining to notaries public for State at large, and method of appointing notariespublic changed by above named Act (Acts 1947, pp. 1108-1112). 1933 Code Ch.101-101—101-108 amended; Ch. 101-302, 101-303 repealed, pertaining to StateLibrarian and Department of State Library (Acts 1947, pp. 1166-1169). StateLibrary employees included in State retirement system by an Act approved Feb.25, 1949 (Acts 1949, pp. 1159-1161).ELLA MAY THORNTON, State Librarian, Jan. 6, 1926-date. Born Apr. 28,1885 in Atlanta, Ga. Student Walnut Hill School, Natick, Mass., 1900-1903; certificate, Library School, Carnegie Library, Atlanta, 1909; continuously with StateLibrary from June 9, 1900-date, with one year's leave of absence, 1918-19; onboards of Ga. Historical Commission, 1926-31, Ga. Library Commission, 1926-43.Member of national (Pres., National Association State Librarians, 1936), regional(Secy., S.E. 1926-28) state and local library associations. Planning Committee, Ga.Library Association 1935-43. State Library Survey Committee, 1936-date. Contributor to professional journals and editor of compilations and bibliographies, including Constitution of Ga. (ed., 1943), Finding List of Ga. Books and Pamphlets,1928; Index to Ga. Bar Association Reports, 1928, 1933. The Georgia Commentary,Sept. 1949-date. Elected Honorary Member, Georgia Bar Association, 1928. VicePresident, English-Speaking Union, Atlanta Branch 1950-51. Member, AdvisoryCouncil, Atlanta Historical Society, 1938-date. Awarded Medal by King George VIof England, 1946, "For Service in the Cause of Freedom". Listed in Who's Who inAmerica and in Who Knows-and What. Baptist.Family details: Daughter of Eugene Hascal and Emma (Neal) Thornton, andthe granddaughter of Richard and Elizabeth (Ely) Thornton, and John and Mary(Campbell) Neal.VERA JAMESON, Administrative AssistantMILITARY DEPARTMENTOffice of adjutant general authorized from Dec. 14, 1792 (Watkins Digest, p.458); abolished by act of Dec. 22, 1840 (Acts 1840, p. 128); re-established by actof Dec. 12, 1860 (Acts 1860, p. 51); inoperative, except as duties were performedby secretary of state (Acts 1865-66, p. 227), May 10, 1865-Oct. 16, 1879 (Acts1878-79, p. 103). The rank of brigadier general has been held by the adjutantgeneral since Dec. 21, 1897 (Acts 1897, p. 102). Title of adjutant and inspector39

general held by executive Dec. 12, 1860-Oct 16, 1879 (Acts 1860, p. 51; Acts1865-66, p. 227; Acts 1878-79, p. 103). Adjutant general appointed by the governorto serve during his pleasure and term of office; no person eligible to appointmentunless he shall have held a commission in the National Guard of Ga., or in theUnited States army, navy, or marines, for not less than two years. He shall be notless than twenty-five nor more than sixty-four years of age at time of his appointment (Act of Feb. 5, 1943). Adjutant general is, ex-officio, chief of governor'sstaff (Acts 1893, p. 102). An Act to extend the provisions of the Merit System Actto include employees of the State Military Department, approved Feb. 15, 1950(Acts 1950, pp. 180-181).SAMUEL MARVIN GRIFFIN, Adjutant-General, Sept. 28, 1944-Mch. 22,1947. (For sketch see Lieutenant-Governor).ALPHA ALSBURY FOWLER, JR., Adjutant General, Mch. 22, 1947-Nov. 17,1948. Rank of brigadier general. Born June 15, 1920 in Douglas co., Ga. Graduated Douglas co. high school, 1938; University of Ga., B.S.A. degree, 1942, editorof The Ga. Agriculturist. Baptist Democrat. DDK; Alpha Zeta. Served inAir Force, World War II; Sqn. Commander, Italy, Aug. 1944-Aug. 1945; honorably discharged with rank of Major, Apr. 1946; received DFC Air Medal andPresidential Unit Citation.Family details: Married Aug. 18, 1945 in Capri, Italy, Mary Logan Hodgson,daughter of Joseph L. and Lillian (Logan) Hodgson. One son, Alpha Fowler isthe son of Alpha Alsbury and Julia Emily (Nightingale) Fowler, and the grandsonof John Raymond and Lucy Jane (Smith) Fowler, and Emil H. Nightingale.SAMUEL ERNEST VANDIVER, JR., Adjutant General, Nov. 17, 1948-date(Term expires Jan. 1951). Rank of major general. Born July 3, 1918 in Canon,Franklin co., Ga. Attended Lavonia public schools; Darlington Preparatory School;graduated University of Ga., A. B. and LL.B. degrees. Began the practice of lawin 1947. Baptist. Democrat. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Delta Phi; Omicron DeltaKappa; Blue Key; Sphinx. Mayor, city of Lavonia, 1947; managed campaign ofGov. Herman E. Talmadge, 1948. Commissioned pilot in the Army Air Force,World War II. Present State Director of Selective Service, by appointment of thePresident of the U. S.; Director of Civilian Defense, by Executive Order of theGovernor.Family details: Married Sept 3, 1947 in Winder Ga., Sybil Elizabeth Russell,daughter of Judge Robert L. Russell (U. S. Fifth Circuit Judge), and Sybil Nanette(Millsaps) Russell. One son: Samuel Ernest, III. Ernest Vandiver, Jr., is the sonof Samuel Ernest and Vanna (Bowers) Osborne, and the grandson of W. I. P.and Eliza M. (Vaughters) Vandiver, and John M. and Mary (Duncan) Bowers.MILK CONTROL BOARDComposed of five members, including the commissioner of agriculture to representproducers, two producer-distributors, one of whom shall be a member of a cooperative marketing association, one distributor, and one consumer. All members, exceptthe commissioner of agriculture are appointed by the governor and serve at his* pleasure. The governor shall also appoint a director of the milk control board who40

shall be experienced in the milk business and shall also serve at the governor'spleasure. The director, with the approval of the board, shall appoint and atpleasure remove such assistants as are necessary. The provisions of this act shallbe effective only through Aug. 15, 1941 (Acts 1937, p. 247). Members appointedApr. 8, 1937 to serve at pleasure of Governor. Act approved Feb. 2, 1949 amendedAct of Mch. 30, 1937 (Acts 1937, pp. 247-264); Act of Mch. 17, 1939 (Acts 1939,pp. 132-134) j Act of Mch. 27, 1941 (Acts 1941, pp. 256-257); Act of Mch. 9,1945 (Acts 1945, pp. 410-415). See Milk Control Act as approved Feb. 2, 1949(Acts 1949, pp. 78-87). This Act designates Director shall be known as Chairman,and creates new Milk Control Board.MEMBERS OF MILK CONTROL BOARDServing from Jan. 1945 to Apr. 1947 with one exception as listed below:R. E. BURKHOLDER, JR.OSCAR PRICEH. H. ADDERHOLDTGEORGE A. SANCKENW. J. BEALL"W. W. LIVELYJ. SCHLEY THOMPSON (Hodges of Milledgeville replaced Thompson in June1946)Serving from Apr. 1947 to Nov. 1948 with two exceptions as listed below:~L. O. POWELLW. J. BEALLJ. I. BREEDLOVEGEORGE A. SANCKEN (Columbus Roberts replaced Sancken in Jan. 1948)OSCAR PRICEW. W. LIVELY (Hugh Vallotton replaced Lively in Sept. 1947)MRS. FRANK McCALLISTERMRS. ROBERT H. JONES, JR.Serving from Nov. 1948 to Feb. 1949:SAM G. BULLOCK•GEORGE A. SANCKENMRS. HENRY P. RUSSELL, SR.TV. P. WALLIS, JR.T. Q. SULLIVAN41

R. E. BURKHOLDER, JR.H. B. HAYESREV. AUGUSTUS ERNESTServing from Feb. 1949 to date with one exception as listed below:CHARLES G. DUNCAN, ChairmanREV. AUGUSTUS ERNEST, Consumer MemberW. P. WALLIS, JR., ProducerMRS. HENRY P. RUSSELL, SR., Producer-Distributor MemberGEORGE A. SANCKEN, Dealer MemberSAM G. BULLOCK, Producer Member (not placed back on board after Feb.1949 until Feb. 1950)GEORGE DANIEL STEWART, Director, Milk Control Board, Dec. 1944-Apr.1947 res. Born May 14, 1913 in Willacoochee, Atkinson (then Coffee) co., Ga.Graduated Douglas high school; attended South Ga. State College; University ofGa.; Law School, 2 years, and admitted to the bar July 29, 1937. Democrat. Elks;W.O.W.; United American Mechanics; Sigma Nu. Secretary, State Senate, 1949-date.Family details: Married Nov. 11, 1939 in Dayton, Tenn., Louise Haynes, daughter of Marion and Gussie (Johnson) Haynes. Children: Suzanne; George Daniel,Jr. George D. Stewart is the son of Charles E. and Helen (Burns) Stewart, andthe grandson of George Stewart.WILLIAM BENJAMIN HYDE, Director, Milk Control Board, Apr. 7, 1947-May1, 1948. Born Sept. 13, 1907 in Alpharetta, Milton (now Fulton) co., Ga. Graduated Chamblee high school, 1926; attended University of Ga. Evening College,1941-42. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Member, DeKalb co. board of education,1948, elected to 5 year term, Nov., 1949. Residence: Chamblee.Family details: Married Dec. 22, 1927 in Chamblee, DeKalb co., Ga., MonaClairee Warnock, daughter of Chas. P. and Clairee Octavia (Reed) Warnock:Children: Clairee Jeanette (Hyde) Dempsey; William Lawrence; Mona Ellen;Patricia Florence; Martha Juanita; Harold Benjamin. W. B. Hyde is the son ofPoweU Edgar and Florence J. (Sheffield) Hyde, and the grandson of Rev. W. J.and Tabitha (Anderson) Hyde, and Benjamin T. and Julia (Grogan) Sheffield.S. C. COLE, Director, Milk Control Board, May 1, 1948-Nov. 1948. Residence:R. F. D., Austell, Georgia. (No data for sketch furnished).CHARLES G. DUNCAN, Atlanta, Director, Milk Control Bdard, 1937-Feb. 1943;Nov. 17, 1948-Feb. 2, 1949; Chairman, Milk Control Board, Feb. 2, 1949-date (termexpires Jan. 31, 1955). Born Nov. 11, 1897 at Unadilla, Dooly co., Ga. GraduatedUnadilla high school; Mercer .University, B.S. degree, 1915. Methodist. Democrat.Phi Delta Theta. Lieut., Senior Grade, Naval Aviation, 1917-18; ship plane division of U. S. Fleet, 1919-21. Enlisted as Seaman, 2nd Class, promoted to Lieut.(S.G.).42

Family details: Married (2) Dec. 26, 1937 in Atlanta, Ga., Ann Davis (bornSept. 13, 1917 in DeKalb co., Ga.), daughter of Dee and Sarah Davis of DeKalbco., Ga. Children by first marriage: Charles G. Jr.; Roselyn K. Charles G. Duncanis the son of Charles Clinton and Zeph (Pate) Duncan, and the grandson of JamesR. and Mittie (Mann) Duncan, and of Dr. Redding H. Pate, Sr. and Zeph Eugenia(Laidler) Pate.PARDONS AND PAROLES, BOARD OFLEGISLATIVE HISTORY: An act of Feb. 5, 1943, created a State Board ofPardons and Paroles, which shall consist of three members, appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for three, five, and seven years, respectively,•with all future terms for seven years. The governor shall biennially appoint onemember chairman, and the board shall elect one member secretary every two years;a majority of the board shall constitute a quorum. The board shall have the powerto grant reprieves, pardons, and paroles, and to commute penalties, to remit anypart of a sentence for offenses against the State, except in case of treason andimpeachment, and except in cases where the death sentence has been imposed andthe governor refuses to suspend execution of sentence for the board to pass uponsame. In all cases not involving capital punishment a majority vote is sufficient,in such cases a unanimous vote of the members is necessary, provided that if anymember cannot serve the governor shall act as the third member of the board. Theboard shall collect information on all prisoners and parolees; shall specify in writingthe terms and conditions upon which each person is placed on parole, giving onecopy to the parolee and sending a certified copy to the Clerk of Court in whichthe person was convicted. Each member of the board shall render a writtendecision on each case which comes before them, and these decisions shall becomepart of the permanent records of the board. The Georgia Constitution of 1945provides that the Board of Pardons and Paroles shall be one of the eight executiveboards. See Article V, Section I, Paragraph XI.EDWARD BEAUFORT EVERETT, Atlanta, member, Pardon and Parole Board,Jan. 1, 1943-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955), Present Chairman of Board. Attorney. Born Oct. 25, 1901 in Americus, Sumter co., Ga. Graduated Mercer University, B.S. and LL.B. degrees, 1925; Yale University, LL.M. degree, 1926. Graduate work at the University bf Chicago in 1930. Began the practice of law in Atlanta,Ga., 1927. Methodist. Democrat. Phi Delta Theta. Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity. Gunner's Mate, U. S. Navy, World War I. Chief U. S. Probation Officer.Federal Court, Northern District of Ga., 1932-1943.Family details: Married Dec. 25, 1932 in Cordele, Ga., Frances Idoline Barfield,daughter of Robert Bayne and Sallie (Ray) Barfield. Children: Jane; EdwardBeauford, III. Edward B. Everett is the son of Edward B. and Charlie (Hitt)Everett, and the grandson of Peter and Julia (Felder) Everett, and Capt. WilliamMoultrie and Armenia (Buckmaster) Hitt.W. EUGENE WILBURN, Oglethorpe, member, Pardon and Parole Board, Dec.1, 1948-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Died Sept. 3, 1950. Born Nov. 30. 1885in Monticello, Jasper co., Ga. Attended Monticello high school;, Ga. School ofTechnology; University of Ga. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner. Lieutenantcolonel,Gov. Eugene Talmadge's staff. Member, city council, Oglethorpe; member,43

State Highway Board, July 20, 1933-Jan. 25, 1937; chairman, Nov. 21, 1933-Jan.25, 1937 resigned; Jan. 14, 1940-Jan. 12, 1943.Family details: W. Eugene Wilburn was the son of William Henry and Etta(Benton) Wilburn, and the grandson of Samuel Jackson Wilburn, and James andMary Ann Rebecca (Roberts) Benton.CHARLES ADAM PANNELL, Chatsworth, member, Pardon and Parole Board,Sept. 6, 1950-date. (For biographical sketch see House of Representatives—MurrayCounty).MRS. REBECCA LAING RAINEY, member, Pardon and Parole Board, Dec. 1,1948-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1957). Born in Dawson, Ga.; graduated Dawson,Ga., high school; Brenau College. Associate publisher, "The Dawson News"; senator, llth dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46; member, house of rep., Terrell co., 1947, 1949(resigned to accept position with Pardon and Parole Board). Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married Apr. 10, 1917, Clement Evans Rainey (born 1894 inDawson, Ga.; Prison Commissioner, June 22, 1936-Feb. 15, 1938; State Prison andParole Commissioner, Feb. 15, 1938-Oct. 7, 1943 resigned; vice-chairman, StatePrison and Parole Commission, Mch. 4, 1938-Oct. 7, 1943 resigned; died 1947 inDawson, Ga.), son of Eugene Leigh Rainey (Prison Commissioner, Apr. 1, 1913until death, June 19, 1936; chairman, Prison Commission, Oct. 1928 until death)and Mary Ella (Symmes) Rainey. One child, Rachael Louise. Mrs. Rebecca LaingRainey is the daughter of the late Joseph A. Laing and Mary Elizabeth (Stevens)Laing of Dawson, Ga.PERSONNEL, STATE BOARD OFMerit System established by Act approved Feb. 4, 1943 (Acts 1943, pp. 171-177).Director provided for in said Act.The Georgia Constitution of 1945 provided for a State Personnel Board under"Merit System" (Article XIV, Section I, Paragraph I). The State Personnel Boardif one of the eight executive boards, and is a non-salaried Board comprised ofthree citizens of the State, of known interest in the improvement of public administration, shall administer a State Merit System under which state personnel shallbe selected on a basis of merit, fitness, and efficiency according to law. Members ofState Personnel Board shall be appointed by the Governor with the advice of theSenate. The first members shall be appointed for terms of three, five and sevenyears, respectively, the terms to be designated by the Governor. All subsequentappointments shall be for a period of seven years, except unexpired terms. No stateofficial or employee shall be a member of State Personnel Board.MEMBERS OF STATE PERSONNEL BOARDNovember, 1945, to September, 1950H. T. DOBBS, Chairman, Atlanta—Seven year term, beginning November 23,1945.A. E. YOUNG, JR., Vice Chairman, Cedartown—Three year term, beginningNovember 23, 1945.44

WADE V. MALLARD, Augusta—Five year term, beginning November 23, 1945.A. E. YOUNG, JR., ChairmanWADE V. MALLARD, Vice ChairmanFRANK B. COLE, JR., Newnan—Succeeding H. T. Dobbs, deceased, for theremainder of his term expiring November 23, 1952. (September 24, 1946)WADE V. MALLARD, ChairmanFRANK B. COLE, JR., Vice ChairmanW. PETE HARVEY, Thomaston—Succeeding A. E. Young, Jr., resigned, whoseterm ends November 23, 1948. (March 22, 1947)FRANK B. COLE, JR., ChairmanW. PETE HARVEY, Vice ChairmanJOHN A. MILLS, JR., Sylvania—Succeeding Wade V. Mallard, resigned, whoseterm expires November 23, 1950. (June 11, 1947)R. M. WALKER, Chairman, Jesup—Succeeding John A. Mills, Jr., whose termexpires November 23, 1950.ALEX McLENNAN, Vice Chairman, Atlanta—Succeeding W. Pete Harvey, whoseterm expires November 23, 1955.STANLEY W. BROOKS, McRae—Succeeding Frank B. Cole, Jr., whose termexpires November 23, 1952.R. M. WALKER, ChairmanM. COOK BARWICK, Vice Chairman, Atlanta—Succeeding Alex McLennanwhose term expires November 23, 1955. (July 31, 1950)STANLEY W. BROOKSEDWIN LINWOOD SWAIN, Director, State Merit System of Personnel Administration, 1943-date. Born Nov. 11, 1904 in Reidsville, Tattnall co., Ga. GraduatedGa. Military College, 1923; Mercer University, B.S.C. degree, 1927; ColumbiaUniversity, M.A. degree, 1934. Prin., Wheeler co. high school, 1927; Ogeecheeconsolidated school, 1928; supt., Sylvania public schools, 1933. Presbyterian. Democrat. Elks; Kiwanis; Phi Delta Theta. Past chairman, Southern Regional Conference of the Civil Service Assembly, U. S. and Canada; past vice-pres., and nowserving on the executive council; editorial board, Public Personnel Review, thequarterly journal of the Civil Service Assembly of U. S. and Canada. Residence:Atlanta.Family details: Married Oct. 26, 1941 in Atlanta, Ga., Louise Nesbit Holland,daughter of Robert Lachlison and Elizabeth (Linder) Holland. Children: EdwinLinwood, Jr.; Susan Elizabeth. Edwin L. Swain is the son of John Rambo andSusan Mozelle (Davis) Swain, and the grandson of Hiram and Ann Elizabeth(Ryals) Swain, and Samuel and Susan (Summerall) Davis.45

PUBLIC SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OFAn act of Mch. 19, 1937 created the department of public safety, composed ofthe governor as chairman, the chairman of the revenue commission, the chairmanof the highway board, the comptroller-general, and one member selected by thegovernor from a list of ten nominations made by the Georgia Peace Officers Association. They shall elect a vice-chairman from their members, and shall hold ameeting at least once a month. Three members constitute a quorum, and a secretary shall be selected from the uniform division of the Georgia state patrol. Thedepartment shall have three divisions: a uniform division, known as the Georgiastate patrol; a division of criminal identification, detection, prevention and investigation; and a division which shall administer the proper licensing of operations andchauffeurs of motor vehicles, the duties of which division may be performed by theGeorgia state patrol. The department of public safety shall appoint for a term offour years a commissioner of public safety who shall be the highest ranking officerin the uniform division of the Georgia state patrol, and who shall exercise supervision and control over all the divisions. He shall appoint, subject to confirmationby the department of public safety, a deputy commissioner. All members of theGeorgia state patrol except the commissioner shall be appointed for three-year terms,and are eligible to re-appointment or promotion, though they must serve one yearbefore promotion. (Acts 1937, pp. 322-355). An act of Feb. 3, 1943 changed thelaw creating the department of public safety, which shall be composed of the governor as chairman, the attorney general, the chairman or executive officer incharge of the state highway department, and two members selected by the governorfrom the sheriffs and peace officers of the state. They shall elect a vice-chairman,and appoint a secretary from the headquarters staff of the uniform division. Seefollowing amendments to Public Safety Department Acts of 1937 and 1943: Actsapproved Jan. 30, 1945 (Acts 1945, pp. 117-120); Jan. 30, 1946 (Acts 1946, pp.39-41); Mch. 27, 1947 (Acts 1947, pp. 1159-1161); Feb. 2, 1949 (Acts 1949, pp.70-78).CHARLES ADOLPHUS WILLIAMS, Director, Dept. of Public Safety, Oct. 3,1943-Mch. 15, 1946. (For sketch see Department of Corrections).MAJOR J. Q. DAVIS, Director, Dept. of Public Safety, Mch. 16, 1946-Apr. 7,1948. (No data for sketch furnished).WILLIAM WAYNE HINSON, Waycross, Director, Dept. of Public Safety, Apr.7, 1948-Nov. 18, 1948. (For sketch see House of rep., Ware co., 1949-1950).GEORGE WOODROW WILSON, Director, Dept. of Public Safety, Nov.1948-date. Born Apr. 13, 1915 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. Graduated Tech highschool; studied law one year. Democrat. Member of Elks; Moose. Ga. State Patrol,1937-43; entered war work, investigator for plant; transferred to Flight Test.Family details: Married July 2, 1936 in Atlanta, Ga., Frances Ward, daughterof Mrs. Thelma R. (Manry) Ward. Children: James Robert; Carol Bryan; SallyFrances. George W. Wilson is the son of Ewell Vernon and Ethel Elizabeth(Maddox) Wilson, and the grandson of Francis Cornelius and Ida C. (Jett) Wilson, and George Americus and Mary Naomi (Hollingsworth) Maddox.46

GEORGIA BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONAct creating the Public Safety Department, approved Mch. 19, 1937 (see Acts1937, pp. 322-355) set up a division of Criminal Identification, Detection, Prevention, and Investigation. Director of Public Safety changed name to read "GeorgiaBureau of Investigation" in 1940.Directors of Georgia Bureau of Investigation, 1937 to date, as follows:CAPT. ARTHUR L. HUTGHENS, 1937-Mch. 31, 1941S. W. ROPER, Mch. 31, 1941-Feb. 3, 1943MAJOR WM. E. SPENCE, Feb. 3, 1943-Mch. 16, 1946LT. JOSEPH L. BRAY, Mch. 26, 1946-Apr. 1, 1947 (Bray deceased)GEORGE T. BAGBY, Mch. 24, 1947-July 15, 1947CAPT. W. C. McLEMORE, July 16, 1947-Nov. 18, 1948DELMAR LEWIS JONES, Atlanta, Director, Ga. Bureau of Investigation, Nov.18, 1948-date. Born Dec. 13, 1908 in Siloam, Greene co., Ga. Graduated Siloampublic school; Boys high school, Atlanta. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Elks.Member, Ga. National Guard, 1933-40.Family details: Married Mch. 22, 1939 in Clayton co., Ga., Bernice King, daughter of Thomas and Linnie (Scoggins) King. Children: Carol Lois; Janet Ellen;Dianne Margaret. Delmar L. Jones is the son of John Wilkinson and Louellen(Copeland) Jones, and the grandson of Miles Green and Ellen Josephine (O'Rear)Copeland.PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, GEORGIACreated as railroad commission with three commissioners Oct. 14, 1879 (Acts 1879,p. 125). Election of commissioners by the people authorized by act of Aug. 21, 1906(Acts 1906, p. 100); on Aug. 22, 1907, membership increased to five memberselected by the people for six-year terms (elected in three successive general elections—two in 1912, one in 1914 and two in 1916); terms begin Dec-. 1st of oddyears (Acts 1907, p. 72; also supreme court decision, Bennett v. Public Commissionof Georgia, et al, Georgia Reports, vol. 160, p. 180). Eligibility requires that commissioners be thirty years of age and not interested, directly or indirectly, in anymercantile business or corporation contracted by or participating in the benefit ofany pool, combination, trust, contract or arrangement that tends to increase thecost of the public carriage, heat, light, power or of any commodity or merchandisesold to the public. Commissioners elect one of their number as chairman to holdoffice for two-year terms. (Acts 1907, p. 72). Name changed to Georgia publicservice commission Aug. 21, 1922 (Acts 1922, p. 143). Georgia Constitution of 1945provides that the Public Service Commission shall be constitutional officers. SeeArticle IV, Section IV, Paragraph III. Employees included in Merit System (Acts1949, pp. 1237-1238).MATTHEW LAUREN McWHORTER, Public Service Commissioner, Nov. 16,1936-date; chairman Sept. 1, 1949-date (term expires Aug. 27, 1951). Born Feb.47

8, 1889 in Stephens, Oglethorpe co., Ga. Attended Young Harris College, 1905-06;Gordon Institute 1906; University of Ga., 1907-08. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;Odd Fellow; Elk. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Apr. 25, 1912 in Oglethorpe CO., Ga., Annie Adkins,daughter of William F. and Rebecca (Hunter) Adkins. Matt L. McWhorter is theson of F. Lauren and Sallie (Colclough) McWhorter, and the grandson of Josephand Emily (Key) McWhorter, and Thomas and Frances (Taylor) Colclough.JAMES ARCHIBALD PERRY, Public Service Commissioner, July 20, 1911-Jul/21, 1933 removed by Gov. Eugene Talmadge; re-elected Nov. 16, 1936-date;chairman, Feb. 1926-July 21, 1933. President of National Association of Railroad& Utilities Commissioners, 1921-1922. Lawyer. Born Jan. 11, 1875 near Winder,Gwinnett co. (now Barrow co.) Ga. Graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree,1898. Began the practice of law in Lawrenceville, Ga., July 7, 1898. Methodist.Democrat. Mason; Odd Fellow; K. of P. Mayor, Lawrenceville, 1900; chairman,Lawrenceville board of education; member, house of rep., Gwinnett co., 1900-01.Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Jan. 31, 1900 in Atlanta, Ga., Mary Hannah ("Birdie")Smith, (deceased), daughter of Joseph and Lillie Mae (Wilson) Smith. Children:Maggie (Perry) Ammons; William Joseph; James Archibald, Jr., (deceased).James A. Perry is the son of William Thomas and Martha Johnston (Whitworth)Perry, and the grandson of John Oliver and Louisa (Reeves) Perry, and JohnClaibora and Jane (Johnston) Whitworth.WALTER RALEIGH McDONALD, Public Service Commissioner, Jan. 1, 1923-July 21, 1933 removed by Gov. Eugene Talmadge; re-elected 1934; Dec. 1,' 1935-date; chairman, Aug. 27, 1937-Aug. 27, 1949. Lawyer. Born Jan. 18, 1892 inAugusta, Richmond co., Ga. Attended Richmond co. schools; Ga. Academy for theBlind; Overbrook School for the Blind, 1910; Brown College Preparatory, 1911;graduated University of Ga., B.L. degree, 1914. Began the practice of Law inAugusta, Ga., June 1914. Baptist. Democrat Elk; K. of P.; member, Jr. Order.Member, house of rep., Richmond co., 1917-18, 1919-20, 1921-22. Residence:Decatur.Family details: Married (2) Dec. 25, 1932 in Aiken, S. C., Estelle Carpenter.Children: Martha Estelle; Walter Raleigh, Jr. Walter R. McDonald is the son ofAlexander Gray and Belzora Adeline (Chambers) McDonald, and the grandson ofWilliam and Sarah (Barnwell) McDonald, and John William and Elmira Adeline(Campbell) Chambers.PERRY THOMAS KNIGHT, Public Service Commissioner, Jan. 25, 1928-July21, 1933 removed by Gov. Eugene Talmadge; re-elected Nov. 16, 1936—continuously served until present time; vice-chairman, 1939; vice-chairman 1949-date;present term expires Dec. 31, 1954. Born Mch. 7, 1877 at Rays Mill, Berrien co.,Ga. Graduated Southern Normal University, LL.B. degree, 1901. Began the practice of law in 1901. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. 1st lieut. and chaplain, WorldWar I. Former member, Berrien co. board of education; W. & A. Railroad Commission, 1925-27; member, house of rep., Berrien co., 1921-22, 1923-23 Ex.-24,senator, 6th dist., 1925-26 Ex.-26 2nd Ex. Residence: 2496 Memorial Drive, S. E.,Atlanta.48

Family details: Married July 19, 1903 in Milltown (now Lakeland), Ga., AnnieLota Dugger, daughter of Wiley J. and Sallie (Bowen) Dugger. Children: JamesPerry; Elvin Thomas. Perry T. Knight is the son of George Washington and Rhoda(Futch) Knight, and the grandson of Aaron and Nancy (Sloan) Knight, and JohnJM. and Phoebe (Mathis) Futch.ALLEN ALEXANDER CHAPPELL, Public Service Commissioner, Dec. 1, 1941-to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Jan. 24, 1889 in Americus, Sumter co.,Ga. Educated in Sumter co. schools. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Elk.Senator, 13th dist., 1935; member, house of rep., Sumter co., 1933, 1937/38 Ex.,1939. Residence: Americus.Family details: Married Feb. 11, 1924 in Dothan, Ala., Mamie Augusta Bradd,daughter of John and Laura Ivonne (Webb) Bradd. One son: Alien, Jr. AlienChappell is the son of William Hawkins and Florence G. (Alien) Chappell, andthe grandson of Alex Chappell, and Thomas M. and Amaretta A. (Ross) Alien.PUBLIC WELFARE, DEPARTMENT OFLEGISLATIVE HISTORY: An Act of Feb. 26, 1937 created the state department of public welfare, composed of a state board of public welfare and a directorof public welfare, to take over all functions of the board of public welfare and theboard of control of elemosynary institutions, which were abolished; to superviseall county departments of public welfare; to administer or supervise all forms ofpublic assistance, all child welfare activities, and all mental hygiene work, and tocooperate in the supervision of all state penal and correctional institutions; and totake over all functions formerly administered by the veteran's service office in supervising payment of pensions to Confederate veterans and their dependents. Executive,director, appointed by the governor on basis of his training, ability and experiencein public welfare work for a two-year term which shall run concurrently with thatof the governor. The newly created state board of public welfare is composed ofthe director and six additional members, one of whom shall be a medical doctorand one a dentist in active practice, appointed by the governor for three-year terms,and insofar as possible there shall be a member to represent the north, south, eastand west sections of the state (Acts 1937, pp. 355-70). An Act of Mch. 18, 1943abolished the Board of Public Welfare, and created in its place a Social SecurityBoard to be composed of the Director, and ten members, one from each congressionaldistrict, to be appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for four-yearterms. Two of the members shall be medical doctors in active practice. Employeesincluded in Merit System (Acts 1949, pp. 547-548).AUGUSTUS J. HARTLEY, Director, Public Welfare Department, and Chairman,State Board of Social Security, May 3, 1943-May 12, 1947. Born April 26, 1902,in Richmond co., Ga. Attended public schools; Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree.Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Elk; W.O.W.; member, American Legion.Admitted to the bar and began practice of law in Atlanta, 1933. Justice of thePeace, Fulton co., 1933-Jan. 1, 1943; member, Fulton co., Democratic ExecutiveCommittee, 1934-36; president, Ga. Justice and Constables Association, 1934-date;editor and publisher, Ga. Justice News, 1934-date; author of the Ga. Justices andConstables Handbook; president, Fulton co., Bar Association, 1935-36. Administrative Aide, Executive Department, Jan.-Nov. 15, 1937. Lt Col., Aide-de-Camp,49

Governor Rivers' Staff, 1937-40; secretary-treasurer and deputy director, StateIndustrial Board, Nov. 15, 1937-Sept. 15, 1942; assistant attorney-general, Oct. 15,1942-May 3, 1943; May 12, 1947-Jan. 15, 1949. Lt. Col., Aide-de-Camp, GovernorArnalTs staff, Jan. 12, 1943-Jan. 18, 1947. Member, State Democratic ExecutiveCommittee, state at large, 1943 to 1947; member, State Board of Eugenics, May 3,1943-May 12, 1947. Attorney, Georgia Department of Law, Mch. 17, 1949-Aug. 2,1950; Deputy assistant attorney general, Aug. 25, 1950-date. Residence: Atlanta.LUCIUS COLEMAN GROVES, Director, Public Welfare Department, May 12,1947-Jan. 1, 1948. Lawyer. B.orn Aug. 5, 1904 in Lincolnton, Lincoln co., Ga.Attended Lincolnton, Ga., high school; graduated Washington, Ga., high school,May 1922; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, June 1926. Began the practice of law inLincolnton, Ga., Jan. 1, 1931. Presbyterian. Democrat. Alpha Tau Omega; member, Jr. Order. Member, house of rep., Lincoln co., 1933, 1935. Residence: Lincolnton.Family details: Married Jan. 4, 1936 in Marietta, Ga., Mary Alice Gordon (bornNov. 12, 1908 in Bibb co., Ga.), daughter of Ralph Ellis and Roberta (Green)Gordon. L. C. Groves is the son of Dr. John Coleman Groves and May (Sale)Groves, and the grandson of Dr. William Hammond Groves and Mary Josephine(Coleman) Groves, and of Peyton Wyatt and Annie (Green) Sale.WILLIAM EARL IRELAND, Director, Public Welfare, Jan: 1, 1948-Dec. 1,1948. Born Nov. 3, in Doerun, Golquitt co., Ga. Educated in public schools.Methodist Democrat. Mason; Shriner. Superintendent, Ga. Training School forBoys, White Division, Milledgeville, and Colored Division, Augusta, 1925-Dec. 31,1947; Dec. 1, 1948-date. Residence: Milledgeville. (No further data for sketchfurnished).J. M. FORRESTER, Director, Public Welfare, Dec. 1, 1948-June 13, 1949. (Forsketch see Judge, City Court of Leesburg).ALAN KEMPER, Director, Public Welfare, June 14, 1949-date. Born July 26,1905 at Jonesboro, in Clayton co., Ga. Graduated Jonesboro High School, andlater from the Atlanta Law School with LL.B. degree. Democrat. Past Master ofJonesboro Lodge, F. & A. M. Member of Yaarab Temple of the Shrine. Ordinary,Clayton County, 14 years; treasurer, State Highway Dept., Apr. 1949. Editor andoperator of weekly newspapers. Editor, Clayton co. News & Farmer, 1928 and 1942.In 1946 operated under lease weekly papers at Lithonia, Conyers and Stone Mountain. Past President of Ga. Asso. of County Officers.Family details: Married Apr. 4, 1936. Dorothy Wrenn. Children: One stepdaughter, Mrs. Shirley Turnipseed. Two sons, Calvin; Robert.50

District1st2nd3rd4th ......5thJames Mann . ..6th . . _. ...Dr. S. W. Martin ^ .,Dr. R. W. Edenfield .7th8th ...9th10thSTATE BOARD OF SOCIAL SECURITYName Address Term..Dr. Richard Binion . MiUedgevilleMrs. Palmer Mercer .Metter ... .. .Dr. W. K. Smith PembrokeDr. M. F. Cochran Newnan .. .Hon. W. Max Chandler AlbanyRobert Chastain . ThomasvilleAlfred DormanW. R. TurnerW. J. McGarr...Jesse R. DrakeMrs. Harvey KennedyNorman Peacock...Ryan FrierDr. C. C. AvenDr. E. B. Claxton ...Joe S. Burgin . .....Mrs. Ryan Frier ~ . .Grady Ramey.. Frank Thomas . .. _....Dr. S. W. Martin . .A. J. Tuten . ......._.Roy Orwell ,. .. . .Dean S. Lott .... . . ..Dr. H. M. Edge ._.W. H. RhodesFrank Lee, Sr. _......._ THenry G. Garrard .. .StatesboroCordeleCordele . .Colquitt .Barnesville . .BarnesvilleCartersvilleMedical Arts Bldg.Atlanta. Conyers ... . ..Hazlehurst.330 Doctors Bldg.Macon . .DublinDuena VistaCartersvilleSummervilleDecatur ........ .Hazlehurst .AlmaGumming .HoschtonBlairsville ....... .Union Point .Washington _Washington . . .DEPARTMENT DIVISION CHIEFSMISS LUCILE WILSON (1945-1950), Division of Public AssistanceCHARLES A. DOOLITTLE (1945-1949), ©Division of Accounts and FinancesCHARLES A. DOOLITTLE (1950-date), ©Division of Finance and StatisticsMRS. J. A. ROLLISON (1945-1948), Division of InstitutionsMRS. CHRISTINE PARK HANKINSON (1948-1950), Division of InstitutionsMRS. ELMORE FISHER (1945-1946), Division of Child WelfareMISS LORETTO CHAPPELL (1946-1950), Division of Child Welfare51July 1, 1945-June 30, 1946July 1, 1946-June 30, 1948July 1, 1948-Aug. 1950July 1, 1945-June 30, 1946July 1, 1946-June 30, 1948July 1, 1948-Aug. 1950July 1, 1945-June 30, 1946July 1, 1946-June 30, 1948July 1, 1948-Aug. 1950July 1, 1945-June 30, 1946July 1, 1946-June 30, 1948July 1, 1948-Aug. 1950July 1, 1945-June 30, 1946July 1, 1946-June 30, 1948July 1, 1948-Aug. 1950July 1, 1945-June 30, 1946July 1, 1946-June 30, 1948July 1, 1948-Aug. 1950July 1, 1945-June 30, 1946July 1, 1946-June 30, 1948July 1, 1948-Aug. 1950July 1, 1945-June 30, 1946July 1, 1946-June 30, 1948July 1, 1948-Aug. 1950July 1, 1945-June 30, 1946July 1, 1946-June 30, 1948July 1, 1948-Aug. 1950July 1, 1945-June 30, 1948July 1, 1948-deceased 1950Mch. 31, 1950-Jan. 1951

DR. F. G. HODGSON (1945-1946), Division of Crippled ChildrenMISS HELEN CARR (1946-1950), Division of Crippled Child *HENRY JACKSON (1945-1949), *£it>uu>n oj Research and Statistics•NOTE: Division of Research and Statistics and Division of Accounts and Financesbecame Division of Finances and Statistics in 1950.EIGHT DIVISIONS OF INSTITUTIONS UNDER THEDEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFAREConfederate Soldiers Home (for Confederate widows) AtlantaGeorgia Training School for Mental Defectives, GracewoodGeorgia Training School for Boy! (White), MilledgevilleGeorgia Training School for Boy* (Colored), AugustaGeorgia Training School for Girls, AtlantaGeorgia Training School for Girl) (Colored), MaconGeorgia State Hospital, MilledgevilleGeorgia Factory for the Blind, BainbridgeSuperintendents ai follows;CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS' HOMEAtlantaJENNIE B. FOE, Superintendent, Confederate Soldiers© Home, Nov. 1, 1944-Mar.15, 1947. (No data for sketch furnished).IRMA DOHERTY, Superintendent, Confederate Soldiers© Home, April 1, 1947-Feb. 5, 1949. (No data for sketch furnished).MRS. NELLIE HAMILTON, Superintendent, Confederate Soldiers© Home, Jan.22, 1949-June 23, 1949. (No data for sketch furnished).MARY LOU BENNETT, Superintendent, Confederate Soldiers© Home, June 6,1949-June 23, 1949. (No data for sketch furnished).EVA ELIZABETH CATHY, Superintendent, Confederate Soldiers© Home, June1949-date. Bom Mch. 9, 1891 at McDonough, Henry co., Ga. Graduated Mc-Donough high school, 1912; attended University of Georgia, Athens. Teacher, public schools of Henry and Clayton counties, 1921; Jr. clerk in indexing McDonoughCourthouse records; clerk engineering with Southern States Equipment Corporation, Hampton, Ga., 3 yrs. Private nursing. Bap tilt. Democrat.Family details: Miss Cathy is the daughter of Gilbert W. and Mary Lou (Jackson) Cathy of Henry co., Ga., and the granddaughter of Thomas A. and Elizabeth(Tidwell) Cathy of Henry co., Ga., and of Rev. J. A. Jackson and Julia (Thompson)Jarkson of Henry co., Ga.GEORGIA TRAINING SCHOOL FOR MENTAL DEFECTIVESGracewoodEDWARD WALKER SCHWALL, Superintendent, Georgia Training School forMental Defectives, Gracewood, Jan. 15, 1935-May 16, 1941; Nov. 1, 1943-Scpt. 27,1949, died. Born July 4, 1904 near Warthen, Washington co., Ga. Graduated52

Mercer University; University of Ga., M.D. degree, 1929. Began practice of medicine June 1929. Baptist. Democrat. Theta Kappa Psi; Alpha Omega Alpha. Assistant physician, Milledgeville State Hospital, June 15, 1929-Jan. 15, 1935.Family details: Married Nov. 21, 1925 in North Augusta, S. C., Evie Johnson(born Sept. 12, 1903 in Hancock co., Ga.), daughter of Walter and Emma Johnson. Children: Patricia Walker; Edward W. Schwall, Jr. Dr. Schwall was the sonof Charles H. and Julia (Walker) Schwall, and the grandson of George Michaeland Mary (Gladden) Schwall, and of Charles O. and Mary Elizabeth (Johnson)Walker.WALLACE EDWARDS WINTER, Acting Superintendent, Georgia TrainingSchool for Mental Defectives, Gracewood, Sept 27, 1949-June 8, 1950. Born Sept.26, 1925 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. Graduated Young Harris Academy, 1941; premed.,Ga. Teachers College and University of Ga.; graduated University of Ga.School of Medicine, M.D. degree, Mch. 24, 1947; internship Orange Memorial Hospital; began the practice of medicine, Madison, Fla., July, 1948. Methodist. Democrat Elk. U. S. Naval Reserve, University of Ga. School of Medicine, Jan. 1, 1944-Dec. 23, 1945.Family details: Married Feb. 27, 1948 in Augusta, Ga., Frances Beggs, daughterof Thomas John, Jr. and Frances Luticia (Wadsworth) Beggs. One son: John!Rogers. Wallace E. Winter is the son of Christopher Rogers and Mary Sarah(Carter) Winter, and the grandson of Lovick Fierce and Philo Jean (Rogers)Winter, and Alexander Glenn and Lucy Ann (Wallace) Carter.JONES THOMAS WRIGHT, M. D., Acting Superintendent, Ga. Training Schoolfor Mental Defectives, Gracewood, June 8, 1950-date. Born Mch. 25, 1919 in Greenville, Meriwether co., Ga. Graduated Greenville high school, 1938; attended Baldwin College, 1938-40; Mercer University, 1945-46; graduated Medical College ofGa., Augusta, M.D. degree, 1950. Baptist. Democrat. A.A.E.; Theta Kappa Psi.Served in World War II.Family details: Married Mch. 9, 1942, Hazel Christine Reese, daughter of William Augustus and Nannie Mae (Evans) Reese. One daughter: Lynda Gail. Dr.Wright is the son of W. H. and Triphenia (Williams) Wright, and the grandsonof Thomas S. and Mary Lou (Moreland) Wright, and Jones Robert and LauraAlice (Grainger) Williams.GEORGIA TRAINING SCHOOL FOR BOYS (White)MilledgevilleGEORGIA TRAINING SCHOOL FOR BOYS (Colored)AugustaW. E. IRELAND, Superintendent, 1925-Dec. 31, 1947; Dec. 1, 1948-date. (SeeDirector of Public Welfare).WILLIAM J. HAM, Acting Director, Jan. 1, 1948-Dec. 1, 1948. (No data forsketch furnished).53

GEORGIA TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLSBaker's Ferry RoadAtlantaAGNES ARNOLD, Superintendent, Ca. Training School for Girls, June 8, 1944-July 25, 1948, died.MRS. MARGUERITTE (CHANDLER) MAULDIN, Acting Superintendent, Ga.Training School for Girls, Aug. 1, 1948-Jan. 3, 1949.LUCILE PHILLIPS, Superintendent, Ga. Training School for Girls, Jan. 3, 1949-June 20, 1950.MRS. ETHEL SINCLAIR, Superintendent, Ga. Training School for Girls, June2, 1950-to date. Born May 17, 1908 in Washington, Wilkes co., Ga. GraduatedGa. State College for Women, Milledgeville, with normal diploma June 1928.Registered Nurse, 1933, Orlando, Fla. Attended Orange General Hospital, Orlando,Fla.; Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla.; Childrens' Hospital, Detroit, Michigan,6 mos.-Pediatrics; Herman Kieter Hospital, Detroit, Mich., 6 mos., CommunicableDiseases. Protestant. Democrat. Member, American Nursing Association.Family details: Married June 16, 1937 in Florida, Dr. William Ewing Sinclairfborn Dec. 22, 1891 in Toronto, Canada; died Dec. 29, 1944 in Orlando, Fla.). One _daughter, Cynthia Lou Sinclair.RUTH LUCRETIA STEVENSON, Superintendent, Georgia Training School forGirls (Colored Division), Macon, Aug. 1, 1943-date. Born July 9, 1909 in NewYork, Bronx co., New York. Graduated University of Pittsburgh, A.B. degree, 1931;School of Applied Sciences, University of Pittsburgh, M.A. degree, 1936. Episcopalian. Democrat. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Member, American association of socialworkers; National association of training schools; National probation association;council of social agencies, Macon, Ga.; Ga. conference of social welfare; YoungWoman's Christian Association. Organized social service department, St. Agnes'Hospital, Raleigh, N. C., 1939; served as Case Consultant and directed case workactivities at State Training School for Negro Boys, Hoffman, N. C., under planfinanced by U. S. Children's Bureau, directed by State Board of Charities andPublic Welfare, Raleigh, N. C.Family details: Ruth L. Stevenson is the daughter of John William and RuthDaphne (Crampton) Stevenson, and the granddaughter of Alexander and ClarissaStevenson, and Lloyd and Julia A. Crampton.MILLEDGEVILLE STATE HOSPITALYOUNG HARRIS YARBROUGH, M. D., Superintendent, Milledgeville StateHospital, Sept. 1943-Dec. 16, 1948. Born July 17, 1882 in Newnan, Coweta co.,Ga. Attended private and public schools in Ga.; graduated Atlanta College ofPhysicians and Surgeons (now Emory University), M.D. degree, 1905; certifiedas Diplomate in Psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology,Inc., 1939; made Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Asso., with faithful consecutive service for 30 years, 1950. Methodist. Democrat. Rotarian; member,American Medical Asso. (Fellow); American Psychiatric Asso. (Life Fellow). Con-54

lulling Psychiatrist, U. S. Penitentiary, Atlanta, 1917-30; director, Neuro-psychiatricClinic, conducted one-half day each week in Macon by Milledgeville State Hospital, 1923-32; asst. nipt., Milledgeville State Hospital, 1938-43; consulting Piychiatriit,Dee. 1948-date.Family details: Married Jan. 30, 1913 in Milledgeville, Ga., Sarah May, daughterof Dr. John Booker and Mary M. (Holler) May. Dr. Yarbrough is the son of Dr.George Weiley and Mary Boyce (Morris) Yarbrough, and the grandson of Rev.John Weiley and Amanda £. (Lane) Yarbrough, and James Saxon and Julia Ann(Andenon) Morris.DR. S. A. ANDERSON, Atlanta, Acting-Superintendent, Milledgetiillt State Hoi©pital, Dec. 16, 1948-Jan. 6, 1949.THOMAS GERALD PEACOCK, M. D., Superintendent, MUltdgeville Stat*Hotpital, Jan. 6, 1949-date. Born Apr. 6, 1896 in Cordele, Crisp (then Dooly) co.,Ga. Graduated Gordon Military Institute, 1912; University of Ga., A.B. degree,1915; Harvard Medical School, M.D. degree, 1921. Methodist. Democrat. SigmaNu; Phi Beta Pi. Senior Physician, New Jersey State Hospital, 1929-1939; NewHampshire State Hospital, 1939-41; Psychiatrist, Institute of Living, Hartford,Conn., 1941-44; Clinical Director, Pine Bluff (N. C.) Sanitarium, 1944-46; MedicalDirector, Pine Creit Sanitarium, Southern Pines, N. C., 1946-47; Senior Physician,Milledgeville State Hospital, June 1947-Jan. 1949. Served in U. S. Navy, WorldWar I.Family details: Married (2) July 2, 1932 in Elk ton, Md., Mary Cynthia Franklin, daughter of Charles Rusiell and Jane Nelson (Sheets) Franklin. Children:Thomas Gerald, Jr. (first marriage); Charles F.; Stephen W. Dr. Peacock is theson of Albert and Mary Estelle (Andrews) Peacock, and the grandson of Albertand Eliza (Wooten) Peacock, and Thomas Andrews.THE GEORGIA STATE FACTORY FOR THE BLINDThe Georgia State Factory for the Blind officially opened June 27th, 1949, atthe old Army Air Base, Bainbridge, Georgia, thus affording training and employment of the blind that they might have an opportunity to lead a more normal life,earning a living making themselves and their associates happier and at the tametime enriching their community and the state with their productive ability.The General Assembly of 1937 passed an Act authorizing the creation of such afactory, but it lay dormant until January 1949, when the General Assembly appropriated funds to purchase the equipment and other materials necessary for itsoperation.VAUGHN EXCELLE TERRELL, Bainbridge, Solicitor, city court, Floyd CO.,Jan. 1, 1945-Jan. 1, 1949; member, house of rep., Floyd co., resigned in Mch. Supt.,Georgia Factory for Blind, Bainbridge, Meh. 13, 1949-to date. Born Oct. 15, 1916in Floyd co., Ga. Attended Floyd co. public schools; Academy for the Blind,Macon; graduated Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, May 1941; May, 1944 withLL.M. degree. Passed bar examination in Dec 1939. Practiced law in Atlantauntil Aug. 1942, and then returned to Rome, Ga., to practice. Methodist. Democrat. Charter member and served as first president of Rome Civilan Club for55

1946; member, Decatur County Jr. Chamber of Commerce and member of GeorgiaBar Association.Family details: Married May 23, 1946 in Floyd co., Ga., Annell Branton (bornDec. 25, 1922 in Floyd co., Ga.), daughter of James Thomas and Ola Jane (ZuberBranton. Twin sons: Vaughn McCall and John Excelle. Vaughn Terrell is theson of Henry Grady and Louna (Presley) Terrell, and the grand son of JohnWesley and Mattie (Hull) TerreU, and of Roland and Sallie (Vaughn) Presley.SUPERVISOR OF PURCHASES, OFFICE OFOffice of Supervisor of Purchases within the Executive Department created byAct of Aug. 27, 1931, with the Supervisor appointed by and serving at the pleasureof the Governor. His duties included collecting and collating complete informationconcerning available sources of supplies, and advising with the several boards, commissions, institutions, and offices; he also took over the duties of the superintendentof public printing and the commissioners of public printing, which were abolished(Acts 1931, pp. 8-9). By an Act of Mch. 29, 1937. A State Purchasing Board, consisting of the Governor, State Treasurer, Chairman of the Highway Board, Secretaryof State, and Supervisor of Purchases was created to advise with the Supervisor; aStandardization Committee consisting of the Supervisor of Purchases as chairman,an engineer from the State Highway Commission appointed by the governor withthe consent of the Chairman of the Highway Board, a representative of the Stateeducational institutions, a representative of the State departments, and a representative of the state charitable and correctional institutions, and two members of theGeneral Assembly, all appointed by the Governor, was created to adopt specificationsfor all supplies. All State supplies were bought only on requisitions approved bythe Supervisor of Purchases except in the case of technical instruments and books,live stock and perishable articles, drugs and chemicals, school books and emergencypurchases. (Acts 1937, pp. 503-15). An Act of Mch. 24, 1939 abolished the officeof Supervisor of Purchases within the Executive Department, the State PurchasingBoard, and the Standardization Committee. In their place was established a Supervisor of Purchases as a separate and distinct agency of the State, to be appointedby the Governor for a four-year term and with all the duties and powers of theaboh'shed agencies, and the power to do the actual purchasing for all state agencies.(Acts 1939, pp. 160-177). Act approved Feb. 15, 1950 provides new powers forSupervisor of Purchases. (Acts 1950, pp. 181-182). Employees of office of Supervisor of Purchases placed under Merit System (Acts 1950, pp. 235-236).WILLIAM NELSON PATE, Supervisor of Purchases, Mar. 15, 1943-Mar. 18,1947. res. Born Feb. 2, 1895 in Hawkinsville, Pulaski co., Ga. Educated in Hawkinsvillepublic schools. Baptist. Democrat. Member, American Legion. Sergeant,World War I. Residence: Hawkinsville. (No family details furnished).JOHN LEONARD PILCHER, Supervisor of Purchases, Mch. 18, 1947-Nov.1948. Born Aug. 27, 1898 in Thomas co., Ga. Attended Thomas co. public schools.Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Elk. Former mayor, councilman, memberof Board of Education, Meigs, Ga., 1921-40; senator, 7th dist., 1941; county commissioner, 1943-47; member, Agricultural and Industrial Development Board, 1944-48; present chairman, Thomas co. PMA Board. Captain and Commander of HomeGuard Unit, World War II.56

Family details: Married July 16, 1921, Dorothy Seals Covington, daughter ofWilliam Alonzo and Burney (Sheffield) Covington. Children: Charles Covington;John Leonard, Jr. (deceased). John Leonard Pilcher is the son of Charles Prestonand Ida Lee (Singletary) Pilcher, and the grandson of John Martin and FrancesElizabeth S. (Hall) Pilcher, and Leonard and Satsah (Lewis) Singletary.BILL BARTON GEORGE, Supervisor of Purchases, Nov., 1948-date (term expires Nov., 1952). Born June 30, 1897 in Morrow, Clayton co., Ga. AttendedMorrow elementary school; graduated Jonesboro high school, 1916. Presbyterian.Democrat. Mason; Kiwards; Elk; member, Atlanta Athletic Club; Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. President, Model and Aristocrat Dairies.Family details: Married Dec. 7, 1919 in Jonesboro, Ga., Gladys Dorsey, daughterof Ben Hill and Frances (King) Dorsey. Children: Gladys Elizabeth; Bill Barton,Jr. Bill Barton George is the son of Josiah Newton and Roxey C. (Mclntyre)George, and the grandson of Jesse Newton and Winnie (Hightower) George, andJohn and Sara Frances (Eddleman) Mclntyre.REVENUE, DEPARTMENT OFLEGISLATIVE HISTORY: The department of revenue was created by an act ofJan. 3, 1938 to take over the duties of the state revenue commission, which was abolished, and to perform all duties relating to matters of petroleum inspection, taxation,and licenses heretofore vested in the comptroller-general. Executive, state revenuecommissioner, shall be appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate forsix-year terms; he shall have the authority to employ all persons necessary to carryout the functions of his office; and it shall be his duty to administer and superviseall the tax laws of the state. A board of tax appeals was created, to consist of thecomptroller-general, the state auditor, and the state treasurer, ex-officio, who shallelect a chairman and shall review the assessments made by the state revenue commissioner when petitioned by any taxpayer (Acts 1937-38, pp. 77-103). An Act ofFeb. 17, 1943 abolished the board of tax appeals. Restriction placed on appointmentof Revenue Commissioner; also as to elective office (Acts 1949, pp. 22-23).M. E. THOMPSON, Revenue Commissioner, Aug. 18, 1945-Jan. 18, 1947, resigned to become Lieutenant-Governor. (For sketch see Executive Department).STONEWALL HENRY DYER, Revenue Commissioner, Jan. 18, 1947-March 22,1947. Lawyer. Born Dec. 17, 1900 in Newnan, Coweta co., Ga. Attended Newnan,Ga., public schools; North Ga. College, one year; University of Ga., one year;graduated at Mercer University. Began the practice of law June 10, 1924 in Newnan,Ga. Baptist. Democrat. Beta Theta; Adono; Mason; Shrine; Elk; Atlanta,Civitan Club; member, American Legion; Woodmen of the World; Jr. Order; Jr.Chamber of Commerce. 2nd Lieutenant, World War I. Member, house of rep.,Coweta co., 1933, 1935; member and chairman State Board of Workmen's Compensation, Feb. 8, 1943-May, 1945, res. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Aug. 20, 1924 in Macon, Ga., Estelle Antionette Bittick(born Sept. 3, 1905 in Macon, Bibb co., Ga.), daughter of Raleigh and Estelle(Smith) Bittick. Stonewall H. Dyer is the son of William Henry and Sara Lavenia(Morris) Dyer, and the grandson of William Thomas Dyer (Confederate soldier)57

and Caroline (Sphinx) Dyer, and of Nepolan Morris (Confederate soldier) andMartha (Jackson) Morris.GLENN STEPHENS PHILLIPS, SR., Revenue Commissioner, Mch. 23, 1947-June 10, 1948. Bora Oct. 7, 1901 in Harlem, Columbia co., Ga. Educated at Richmond Academy; University of Ga. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Elk. Fertilizermanufacturer; Ice and Cold Storage Plant. Agt. Standard Oil Co. Mayor, Harlem,1925-27; ordinary, Columbia co., 1928-37; chairman, board of trustees, Harlemschool dist., 1936-1943; senator, 29th dist., 1937-37/38 Ex.; member, house of rep.,Columbia co., 1941-1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, resigned. Residence:Harlem.Family details: Married Aug. 6, 1924 in Sparta, Ga., Willie Pate Hudson, daughter of William Isaiah and Mattie Mae (Amos) Hudson. One son: Glenn Stephens,Jr. G. S. Phillips is the son of Dr. Forrest H. and Luna C. (Legwen) Phillipsand the grandson of Ellis and Eliza Ann Lansdell) Phillips, and William Andrewand Mary Alexander (Moore) Legwen.C. DOWNING MUSGROVE, Revenue Commissioner, June 10, 1948-Nov. 18,1948. (For biographical sketch see County Court of Clinch).CHARLES DAVENPORT REDWINE, Revenue Commissioner, Nov. 18, 1948-date. (term expires Jan. 13, 1951). Born Sept. 10, 1884 in Fayette co., Ga. Attended Fayetteville high school. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Pres., Farmersand Merchants Bank, Fayetteville; began Nov. 1, 1902 as a runner, filled all positions in bank since. Mayor, Fayetteville, 1908-09; member, house of rep., Fayetteco., 1911-12 Ex-12, 1913-14, 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex.; senator, 26th dist., 1917-18,1923-23 Ex.-24, 1929, 1935, 1941; pres., senate, 1935, 1941. Residence: Fayetteville.Family details: Married Dec. 14, 1910 in Fayetteville, Ga., Clifford Burks,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Burks. Children: Elizabeth; Josephine; Henrietta;Jane. Charles D. Redwine is the son of Morgan L. and Henrietta (Wilson) Redwine,and the grandson of W. P. and Pauline (Trimble) Redwine, and John F.and Mary (Stubbs) Wilson.SECRETARY OF STATE, OFFICE OFThe Secretary of State succeeded the secretary of the province, the first of whomwas appointed under date of Aug. 12, 1754; he is elected every four years by thepeople, and takes office in January after the election; eligibility requires ten years'citizenship in the United States, six years' residence in Georgia and twenty-five yearsof age; he is custodian of the Great Seal (Constitution, art. 5); he takes office inJanuary following the general election (Acts 1931, pp. 1053-54). Office of surveyorgeneral(operated as early as 1738, being filled by Noble Jones; re-established orreopened by act of Feb. 17, 1783) and office of secretary of state consolidated andduties of surveyor-general performed by the secretary of state (Acts 1861, p. 72).Secretary of state made corporation commissioner of state from Aug. 17, 1906 (Acts1906, p. 105). Georgia securities commission (secretary of state, chairman) withoffice in the office of the secretary of state created Aug. 17, 1920 (Acts 1920, p.250). Secretary of state performed duties of adjutant and inspector general Mch.7, 1866-Oct. 16, 1879 (Acts 1865-66, p. 227; 1879, p. 103). Act of Aug. 28, 1931abolished the securities commission and transferred the office of examiner to the58

iccretaiy of state, making it subordinate to him; and the secretary of slate wasempowered to appoint one secretary for the several examining boards to hold officeat hil pleasure (Acts 1931, pp. 35-38) ; the state historical commission was abolished,»nd all iti powers, duties and functions were transferred to the secretary of state,making the department of archives and history subordinate to him, with the director and state historian appointed by the secretary of state for six-year terms (Acts1931, p. 38). The Secretary of State to keep a book of commissions showing thedates when issued, for all officers, civil and military (Acts 1945, p. 402-403). Thevarious duties of the Secretary of State's office are classified as follows: Constitutional Division, Archives and History Division, Securities Division, State ExaminingBoards Division, Corporation Division, and Commissions Division.JOHN BRYAN WILSON, Secretary of Stale; Surveyor-General; CorporationCommissioner; Securities Commissioner, June 27, 1931-Feb. 22, 1946, died. BomSept. 21, 1896, near Log anvil le, Gwinnett co., Ga. Graduated Loganville, Ga.,High School, May 1918; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1922. Began the practiceof law in Monroe, Ga., June 27, 1922; did special legal work, department of revenue. Jan. 1-Oct. 1, 1925. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Elk; Junior Order; RedMan; Kiwanian. Member, Ga. Bar Association; secretary, National Association ofSecretaries of State, 1936-37; treasurer, ibid, 1937-38; vice-president, ibid, 1938-39;president, ibid, 1939-40. Member, staff of Governor Hardman, 1929-31. Member,house of rep., Walton co., 1923-24-24 Ex.; secretary, W. & A. Railroad Commiision,1926-27; private secretary to Governor Walker, Oct. 19, 1925-June 25, 1927; privatesecretary to Governor Hardman, June 25, 1927-June 27, 1931.Family details: Married Oct. 9, 1925 in Heflin, Ala., Bessie Aileen Bennett (bornOct. 10, 1899 in Dodge co., Ga.), daughter of Oscar Roswell Bennett (member,house of rep., Dodge co., 1923-23 Ex.-24; public service commissioner, Dec. 1, 1925-Jan. 19, 1928; vice-chairman, public service commission, 1927-28), and Annie(Clark) Bennett. One child: Annie Laura. John B. Wilson was the son of JohnRandolph and Laura Anna (Hicks) Wilson, and the grandson of Marmaduke andDrucilla (Brand) Wilson, and of James Washington Hicks and Frances Adeline(Yatcs) Hicks.BENJAMIN WYNN FORTSON, JR., Secretary of Stale; Surveyor-General; CorfetationCommissioner; Securities Commissioner, Feb. 25, 1946-date (term expiresJan. 1, 1955). Born Dec. 19, 1904 in Tignall, Wilkes co., Ga. Attended Arlingtonpublic school, Arlington, Ga.; Emory Academy, 1 year; Starke's University, 3 years;Georgia Tech, 1 year. Methodist. Democrat. Employed Citizen's National Bank,Washington, Ga., 1923-25; Atlanta and Lowry National Bank, 1925-26; WashingtonLoan and Banking Co., Washington, Ga., 1926 until injured in automobile accidentin 1929; confined to roller chair since. Senator, 50th dist., 1939-40; 1941-42;Member, House of Rep., Wilkes co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, resigned.Appointed Secretary of State February 25, 1946. Residence: Washington. HonoraryDegree, John Marshall Law School; honorary member, Alpha Kappa PSL; honorarymember, Pi SJgma Alpha.Family details: Married May 15, 1926 in Washington, Ga., Mary Cade, daughter of Ben and Annie (McNeill) Cade. One daughter, Ann McNeill (Portion)Hien. Ben W. Fortson, Jr., is the son of Benjamin Wynn and Lillie (Wellborn)59

Fortson, and the grandson of Charles John and Olga (Sturgis) Fortson, and SilasMercer and Emma (Griffeth) Wellborn.JOE N. BURTON, Assistant to the Secretary of StateM. C. BENNET, Chief Examiner, Securities DivisionR. C. COLEMAN, Joint Secretary, State Examining Boards DivisionMRS. H. C. CARRINGTON, Corporation ClerkMRS. J. E. HAYS, State Historian, Department of Archives and HistoryARCHIVES AND HISTORY, DEPARTMENT OFDepartment of archives and history authorized from Aug. 20, 1918; operatedfrom Jan. 1, 1919; created in lieu of office of compiler of records; executive directorand state historian, elected for six-year term by state historical commission, a boardof ten state house officials named in the act creating the department (Acts 1918,p. 137; 1919, p. 234). Act of Aug. 28, 1931 abolished the state historical commission and transferred all powers, functions and duties thereof to the secretary of state(Acts 1931, p. 38).LOUISE CAROLINE FREDERICK HAYS, Director and State Historian, Jan.1, 1937-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born in Marshallville, Macon co., Ga.Graduated Marshallville, Ga., high school; Wesleyan College, A.B. degree with firsthonors, 1900; Philomatheon Society, now Phi Mu. Honorary Litt. D. degree, University of Ga,, 1924. Methodist. Democrat. State president, Ga, Federation ofWomen's Clubs, 1919-23; recording secretary, General Federation of Women'sClubs, 1922-26; organizer and president, South Eastern Council of Women's Clubs,1921-23. Author, Macon County History, pub., 1933; Rumph-Frederick Families,pub., 1942; Hero of Hornet©s Nest, A Biography of Elijah Clark, pub., 1946; edited,annotated and indexed a reprint of The Story of Wilhes County Georgia, by ElizaA. Bowen, pub., 1950; compiled Life and Letters of Benjamin Hazokins, in the handsof publisher, 1950. Pres., Atlanta Writers Club, 1947; State Pres., Ga. Branch,American Pen Women 1948-50; now Vice-Pres., Ga. Writers Ass'n. Member,Georgia Historical Society; Atlanta Historical Society; Southern Historical Assoc.;and Society of American Archivists. Member, D. A. R.; U. D. C.; Mayflower Society; Colonial Dames of America; Daughters of American Colonists; Daughters of1812; Amer. Assoc. of University Women.STATE EXAMINING BOARDSJoint SecretaryOffice of joint secretary for the several examining boards created to take over theduties of secretaries of said boards, which offices were abolished. The joint secretary is appointed by the secretary of state, is under his supervision, and serves at hispleasure (Acts 1931, p. 35). All examining boards, and office of joint secretarywere abolished and re-created by an Act of Mch. 20, 1943.R. C. COLEMAN, Joint-Secretary, 1931-date.60

LFRED E. GARBER, Atlantaf. C. HENSON, Cartersville/M. J. CARTER, Atlanta[ARVEY H. HUNT, AtlantaYKES H. YOUNG, Atlanta . ..YDNEY T. LEE, SavannahIUBERT E. ULMER, Atlanta .2. R. BUSH, MaconVM. F. LOFLIN, ColumbusICOTT S. EDWARDS, JR., Marietta2. V. STANTON, Waycross3HARLES P. BAGLEY, JR., AtlantaV. W. STRIBLING, AtlantaJ. M. WELLBORN, JR., ColumbusBOARD MEMBERS 1945 - 1950STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCYTerm Expiresi June 30,1946October 1, 1947June 30, 1948June 30, 1948.June 30, 1950June 30, 1954June 30, 1952June 30, 1952June 30, 1951June 30, 1952June 30, 1952June 30, 1952June 30, 1952June 30, 1951GEORGIA STATE BOARD FOR THE EXAMINATION AND REGISTRATIONOF ARCHITECTSW. ELLIOTT DUNWODY, JR., Macon ....JOHN E. SUMMER, Atlanta . . ...........ALBERT HOWELL, AtlantaFRANCIS M. DAVES, Atlanta ....... .......LLOYD GREER, Valdosta ... ... .. .........W. W. SIMMONS, Atlanta .._... ...„ .E. OREN SMITH, Columbus . .. ..SIDNEY DANIEL, Atlanta .. ....SHI G. GOODWYNE, Atlanta. .. _ . ........DAVID S. CUTTING, JR., Atlanta . . .TermOctoberOctoberOctoberOctober. OctoberOctoberOctoberOctoberOctoberOctoberExpires1, 19491, 19541, 19531, 19471, 19521, 19521, 19501, 19551, 19461, 1951STATE BOARD OF BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER EXAMINERSC. L. FUNDERBURKE, TalbottonLUTHER P. SMITH, Macon ...... .... .V. D. PUCKETT, Dawson . _ .._MRS. FRANCES M. CROUCH, AtlantaR. V. FLOURNOY, Newnan ..... ......P. A. MEYER, SR., Savannah61Term.NovemberNovember.November.NovemberNovember. - JulyExpires9, 19479, 19509, 19499, 19529, 19491, 1950

MRS. L. V. HALL, Hapeville . . . . July I, 1958MRS. LUCY BURG AMY, Gumming _. ... .. . . November 9, 1946MRS. MARIE McNINCH, Atlanta. . _ .... . .November 9, 1943GEORGE B. WARD, Washington . ..... . .. ... September 9, 1952JEFF H. PARK AM, Franklin .... . .... .... . . November 9, 1945W. B. HORTON, Rome . ............. .. ... . _ November 9, 1951P. C. HUTCHINSON, Dublin ........... . . November 9, 1951GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF CHIROPODY EXAMINERSTerm ExpiresCHARLES W. BEASLEY, Atlanta .. ._ . .. .. _. May 5, 1952E. E. FARLEY, Brunswick . ..... ... ....... . _. .. .. May 5, 1948H. D. WILSON, Albany . .... .. ... .... . May 5, 1951G. T. DOWLING, Atlanta ...... . May 5, 1947WILLIAM BOOKHAMMER, Atlanta. ... ... _... _. May 5, 1953GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERSTerm ExpiresJ. I. ROSE, Atlanta ,_ ........ .. August 20, 1952W. J. MOORE, Cordele .... .. .. .. ... .. ... August 20, 1953WYNNTON L. HALL, Waycross .._.... .. August 20, 1951MATTIE C. STEPHENS, Thomaston ... ....... .... September 8, 1953R. T. PUCKETT, Fitzgerald.. _........... . ....... ... .. .... ... August 20, 1949D. M. LIVINGSTON, Cedartown . ... . .... .... ... . .... August 20, 1952W. E. BROWN, Newnan.. ...................... _ ..... .. ....... August 20, 1949ELMO W. DAVIS, Americus ......................_ .. ..... ........... .. -August 20, 1948R. T. LANGLEY, LaFayette ......... __.._ ... ...._..„........ . .. August 20, 1947E. H. ANDERSON, Savannah ^................ __.... _ .. . .August 20, 1949R. T. LEITER, Macon ....._..._... ...... _..__ ........ ..... August 20, 1951BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS OF GEORGIATerm ExpiresR. F. SULLIVAN, Savannah .. ... ..... ..... ...... .. . ...August 1, 1951NATHAN T. TEAGUE, Atlanta62

. H. BREWTON, Waycross . .. . ............... .................. .. .. August 1, 1951.AY COLE, Sparta ............... ...... ....... .. .. August 13, 1948>TIS RACKLEY, Albany . .. . August 1, 1953I. A. YARBROUGH, Macon ........ .. . March 15, 1954,. H. DARBY, Vidalia . ......... - ..... .... .... - .... August 13, 1947. W. YOUNG, Savannah ............. .. . .. August 1, 1952EORGE CALLAHAN, McRae .......... . .. .... - - - ...... August 1, 19521. W. THARPE, Austell .. ........... ...... - - August 1, 19541. C. HUNTER, LaGrange .. .. ...... ... ........ August 13, 1945W. W. GRAVELY, Thomasville ..................... August 1, 1950. H. YARBROUGH, Columbus . .... . . August 1, 1955C. J. MAY, Washington . ..... .... ... - March 15, 1954GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF EMBALMINGTerm ExpiresCORDIE H. ADAMS, Dublin ...... . December 16, 1947J. FREEMAN HART, JR., Macon . . January 1, 1948E. E. BARNETTE, LaGrange . ..... . ............. ..... December 16, 1951J. COWAN WHITELY, Douglasville ............ ............. January 16, 1951RAYMOND NELSON, Atlanta . .............. .... ..... . .. .January 1, 1946E. D. FLETCHER, Millen ............................... .... . January 1, 1946W. BRUCE DONALDSON, JR., Tifton ..... ............ .... December 16, 1951ROBERT L. HARRISON, Jesup . . ..... ............. . December 16, 1951J. D. WALLIS, LaFayette ..................... ..... . . December 16, 1951W. O. MANN, JR., Jonesboro . ........... . ........... . December 16, 1951J. GUY HAISTEN, Griffin ... ........... ....... ... . December 16, 1947R. E. CANNON, Clayton . .................... .. . ..... . December 16, 1951HERBERT ELLIOTT, Augusta .......... ...... .... .. . December 16, 1951E. L. ALMAND, JR., Monroe . ..... ....................... .... . December 16, 1951H. R. McKINSTRY, Colquitt ...................... . . .. December 16, 1951LESTER F. ELLIOTT, Augusta ......... ..... ...... . . January 1, 1945CLEVE MINGY, Waycross . . .. ... .................... ..... December 16, 1947SAM LANG, III, Sandersville . ........ .... . December 16, 195163

GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR PROFESSIONALENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORSTerm ExpiresR. S. KING, Atlanta.... ......................................... .... ...... June 1, 195)1GEORGE A. BELDEN, Savannah .............. ..... ........ ... June 1, 195&C. E. LAYTON, Thomasville ............................ ...... ....... . . June 1, 195(1A. G. STANFORD, Atlanta ......................................... .... . . June 1, 195fcW. R. NEEL, Darien . . . June 1, 195$M. T. SINGLETON, Atlanta ...... .............. .. ..... .... .... . June 1, 195$GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF FUNERAL SERVICETerm ExpiresW. O. MANN, JR., Jonesboro ................................... . . .. February 13, 195 llJ. COWAN WHITLEY, Douglasville................ .. ... ... February 13, 19521HERBERT ELLIOTT, Augusta ..................... . ..... ...... February 13, 19531SAM LANG, III, Sandersville ...................... .... . . .. .. . February 13, 1954H. R. McKINSTRY, Colquitt ............................... . ..... February 13, 1955ROBERT L. HARRISON, Jesup .............................. . . February 13, 1956STATE BOARD FOR THE CERTIFICATION OF LIBRARIANSTerm ExpiresBEVERLY WHEATCROFT, Atlanta.... ............. ................ Ex-Officio MemberVIRGINIA SATTERFIELD, Milledgeville ............................... December 31, 1954VIRGINIA McJENKINS, Atlanta........... .... .. ....... .. December 31, 1947SARAH JONES, Atlanta..................................................... ....December 31, 1950LOUISE SMITH, Fitzgerald................................... . . ........ December 31, 1952TOMMIE DORA BARKER, Emory University................... ... December 31, 1948SARAH YOUNG, Moultrie......................................................... December 31, 1953STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OF GEORGIATerm ExpiresJ. W. PALMER, Ailey.............................................. ........... September 1, 1954G. A. WARD, Elberton ................... .... .. ... ...... September 1, 1945T. H. CLARK, Douglas ....... . ... September 1, 194964

EDGAR H. GREENE, Atlanta ..... . ......... September 1, 1953HAROLD P. McDONALD, Atlanta . ........ . September 1, 1948HARTWELL JOINER, Gainesville . .... . ...... . . September 1, 1952FRED COLEMAN, Dublin ...... . ..... .... ... September 1, 1952Q. A. M^LKEY, Millen . ..... ..... .-. September 1, 1952GRADY N. COKER, Canton ..... .............. September 1, 1952RUFUS A. ASKEW, Atlanta ..... ..... . . September 1, 1951STEVE P. KENYON, Dawson ....... . .... .. .... .. September 1, 1951L. G. NEAL, Cleveland . ......... . .. .... . September 1, 1951PHIL ROBERSON, Albany ........... .. ....... ............. .. September 1, 1951F. C. HOLDEN, Atlanta. .. ........ ....... .. . ........ September 1, 1946MURDOCK EQUEN, Atlanta ..... .......... ........... . September 1, 1950R. H. McDONALD, Newnan ......... . ...... .... . . .. September 1, 1954W. K. SMITH, Pembroke . . .. ............ ..................... September 1, 1946JOE I. MATTHEWS, Dallas . ........... ... ....... ... September 1, 1946W. H. WALL, Blakely ... . ........... .................. .............. . September 1, 1950ALEX RUSSELL, Winder ........... .. .................... ... . September 1, 1954CLEVELAND THOMPSON, Millen . .......... .................. .. September 1, 1945R. F. WHEAT, Bainbridge ...... ........... .. ......... .. . .. September 1, 1949HARRY POWELL, Hazlehurst . . . ...... ....... . September 1, 1953BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSES FOR GEORGIATerm ExpiresMAY M. SANDERS, Atlanta ............. .......... ........ . September 23, 1947MARTHA CHEEVES SMITH, Savannah ................... ... September 23, 1950BESSIE ROWE, Carrollton ............................................ ... September 23, 1950ADA GRIESERT BUSSEY, Pine Mountain Valley......... September 23, 1945FRANCES SANCHEZ, Thomasville ................................. .. September 23, 1948EDNA E. McKIE, Atlanta ............................................. .... September 23, 1951REBECCA A. DAVIS, Thomasville ............................ . .. September 23, 1948LUCILE T. KEMP, Milledgeville .............................. . September 23, 1945MAE M. JONES, Milledgeville ......... ......................... .... September 23, 194865

OLIVE BARBIN, Augusta . .... September 23, 1951MYRA BONNER, Milledgeville .... .... .... . September 23, 1951MARY McNALLY, Savannah... ............. .. .. ... . .... September 23, 1946MARY EDNA ZUBER, Macon . ...... .......... . September 23, 1949VIRGINIA HANDFIELD, Americus .......... . September 23, 1952FLORRIE LEE ERB, Atlanta ...... .......... . September 23, 1946SISTER M. CORNILE DULOHERY, Atlanta September 23, 1952LILLIAN PRESNELL, Thomasville . . . September 23, 195)GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS IN OPTOMETRYTerm ExpiresA. S. GIBSON, Thomaston .... . September 6, 1951)WALTER L. BELL, SR., Macon .. ..... ... .... September 6, 1953W. R. GILBERT, Griffin . . .... ..... .. ...... . September 6, 1953J. H. SPRATLING, JR., Waycross ... ... September 6, 1952LAMAR A. BROWN, Vidalia ... September 6, 1952W. R. WILSON, SR., Douglas ..... September 6, 1945W. R. HUGHES, Gainesville .. September 6, 1951L. N. HUFF, Atlanta .... . . September 6, 1950W. G. ALLEN, Columbus . ......... . . September 6, 1949GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF OSTEOPATHIC EXAMINERSTerm ExpiresR. E. ANDREWS, Rome . September 10, 1950FREDERICK W. DANIEL, Fitzgerald September 10, 1952W. C. HOLLO WAY, Thomasville . - . September 10, 1943W. A. HASTY, Griffin . .. .. - ... . September 10, 1948HOYT TRIMBLE, Atlanta .. . .. ..... September 10, 1946GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF PHARMACYTerm ExpiresLESTER R. BREWER, Atlanta . . .... . . . November 1, 1946HOKE S. PETERS, Manchester ..... . . - .... . . November 1, 1951P. A. WHATLEY, Gainesville ....... ........ .. .. ...... . November 1, 194766

IV. H. DUNAWAY, Marietta . . November 1, 1952M. W. FORTE, Columbus ... .. November 1, 1948E. C. OLIVER, Thomasville .. November 1, 1953TOM DEEN, Douglas . ...... .. November 1, 1949F. EVERETT WILLIAMS, Statesboro November 1, 1954R. LEE OLIVE, Augusta . . November 1, 1945H. L. CHICHESTER, Macon November 1, 1950ASBURY QUILLIAN BALDWIN, Madison (replaces H. L. Chichester in 1951)Board composed of five members appointed by governor, on nomination of GeorgiaPharmaceutical Association, for five year terms; appointees must be licentiates of thestate board of pharmacy and actively engaged for five years in retail drug business(memberships becoming vacant if connection with retail drug business should cease)and shall have no official connection with any school or college of pharmacy (membership cancelled by such connection); no member serving a full term eligible forreappointment for period of full term. Vacancies, other than by expiration of term,shall be filled only by the member receiving next highest number of votes at preceding annual convention of the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association (Acts 1927, p.291). Act approved Mch. 24, 1939 divested the Commissioner of Agriculture of theauthority to appoint the chief drug inspector or to supervise, direct or control hisduties. Said Act vested the power of appointing the chief drug inspector in theGeorgia State Board of Pharmacy, and provided that all of his duties to be performed subject to the supervision, direction and control of said Board of Pharmacy.See Acts 1939, pp. 228-233.G. M. PARKERSON, Chief Drug Inspector, 1945-Feb. 6, 1946, resigned to become City Manager of Eastman, Ga. (No data for sketch furnished.)PATRICK DILLARD HORKAN, Gainesville, Chief Drug Inspector, Feb. 7,1946-date. Born Jan. 11, 1887 in Worth CO., Ga. Attended Beaumont, Texas highschool; West Texas Military Academy; Struby School of Pharmacy, Macon, Ga.Employed by Ga. Board of Pharmacy as Drug Inspector in the field, northern partof Ga., Apr. 1943. Episcopalian; Democrat. Mason-Shriner.Married June 20, 1918 in Dawson, Ga., Nell Christine Irwin. One daughter:Patricia Irwin (Horkan) Smith. Dr. Horkan is the son of Jack F. and Ladallia(Kendall) Horkan.GEORGIA REAL ESTATE COMMISSIONTerm ExpiresJOSIAH FLOURNOY, Columbus . January 1, 1947HARRY F. BOYCE, Columbus . February 24, 1952JOHN O. CHILES, Atlanta . . . ... January 1, 1948WARD WIGHT, Atlanta .... . .. .. December 31, 194767

LEO F. GRIFFIN, Savannah February 24, 1952T. A. WATERS, Savannah .. ... . December 31, 1948L. C. PITTS, Atlanta . ..... ... February 24, 1952GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF VETERINARY EXAMINERSC. C. VON GREMP, Decatur .... .. September 16, 1951C. C. RIFE, Atlanta ........................ ..... .. September 16, 1951R, O. BARNES, Claxton .. . ........... ... . . September 16, 1947JOHN W. SALTER, Dawson. ..... . September 16, 1952R. F. THOMAS, Atlanta ........ .. .. September 16, 1952O. N. MATHIS, Griffin ... . September 16, 1950F. W. ALLEN, Elberton . ........ . . .. . September 16, 1955CLARENCE A. MOODY, Newnan September 16, 1949A. B. DAVIS, Dawsonville . . September 16, 1954J. M. SUTTON, Sylvester . September 16, 1953T. C. ROSS, McRae . .... September 16, 1953GEORGIA BOARD OF NATUROPATHIC EXAMINERSTerm ExpiresE. J. WALTON, Atlanta ... .. February 16, 1954JOHN L. McCALLUM, Atlanta. . ... February 16, 1954W. P. MILLS, East Point . ... . February 16, 1954C. O. TEMPLETON, Valdosta . _ . ....... February 16, 1954STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF WARM AIR HEATING CONTRACTORSTerm ExpiresGEORGE G. ALTMAN, JR., Savannah .. ...... March 29, 1953W. P. CRENSHAW, Atlanta ......... .... ...... .. _ .. _ ...... March 29, 1953LAWRENCE F. KENT, Atlanta............ .................... ..... . March 29, 1953JOHN G. MAULDIN, Atlanta. ............. ....................... ....... March 29, 1953J. L. McDEVITT, Savannah ... ............... ......... ..... March 29, 195368

TREASURER, OFFICE OF STATEThe office of treasurer is an inheritance from the colonial period; eligibility requires citizenship in the United States ten years, in Georgia six years and twentyivByears of age; he is elected every four years at the same time, and in the samenanner as the Governor (Constitution, Article V, Section II, Paragraph I). AslistantState Treasurer provided for in Act approved Jan. 31, 1946 (Acts 1946,>• 65),GEORGE BRIGHT HAMILTON, State Treasurer; State Bond Commissioner,Apr 17, 1933-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Aug. 12, 1891 in Washington,D C Attended elementary and high schools in Washington, D. C. Certified PubpcAccountant. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason; Elk; member, Jr. Order; K. ofP.; W.O.W.; member, Lions Club. Secretary, then president, National Associationof State Auditors, Comptrollers and Treasurers. Past-pres., Buckhead Fifty Club.Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Parrie Leah Livsey, daughter of Judge C. H. Livsey.Children: Katharine Ellen; George B., Jr.; Mildred Brooke. George B. Hamiltonii the ion of S. M. and Katharine Mary (Olds) Hamilton.HORACE HIXON, Assistant State Treasurer.TAX REVISION COMMITTEEAuthorized by an Act approved Mch. 27, 1947 (Acts 1947, pp. 1741-1743).Committee to study and suggest a program for the revision of the tax structure ofthe State Government and to propose to the General Assembly amendments to thetax laws which would strengthen, equalize, clarify, simplify, and promote efficiencyin the operation of the laws by which the State of Georgia can realize the taxincome necessary to render the services that the people so desire. State departmentsand subjects to be investigated; recommendations made; report to be submitted, etc.Personnel of committee to be composed of the Governor, President of Senate, Speakerof House, three members of the Senate to be appointed by the President, the Attorney General, the State Auditor, the Commissioner of Revenue, and followingmembers to be appointed by the Governor, one to represent agricultural interests,one to represent manufacturing interests, one to represent retail merchants, one torepresent wholesale merchants, one to represent financial institutions, one to represent public utilities, one to represent insurance companies, one to represent veterans'interests, one to represent labor, and one to represent the interests of housewivesand mothers of the State. The Committee authorized to employ such help as necessary to properly perform its duties. Under this provision an executive secretarywas named. Tax Revision Committee continued for a period of two years under aresolution approved Feb. 25, 1949 (Acts 1949, pp. 2115-2116).TAX REVISION COMMITTEEWILLIAM M. LESTER, Executive Secretary (biographical sketch follows)HERMAN E. TALMADGE, GovernorS. MARVIN GRIFFIN, President of the Senate69

FRED HAND, Speaker of the HouseEUGENE COOK, Attorney GeneralB. E. THRASHER, JR., AuditorCHARLES D. REDWINE, Revenue CommissionerHOUSE MEMBERS—Roy McCracken, Jack Ray, Frank Gross, Frank Twitty,George L. Smith, II.SENATE MEMBERS—Walter Harrison, Lee S. Purdom, Spence M. Grayson.APPOINTED MEMBERS—Erie Cocke, Sr., T. M. Forbes, B. E. Baker, W. D.Lanier, James W. Waldroup, Carl Rhodes, DeMean Stafford, Tom B. Raines, Mrs.Fred Knight, Raymond Nelson.WILLIAM M. LESTER, Director, Tax Revision Committee, July 1, 1947-date(term expires Jan.'l, 1951). Attorney. Born Dec. 31, 1895 at Prosperity, Newberryco., S. C. Attended University of S. C., 1914-1917; Atlanta Law School,LL.B. degree, 1920; Began practice of law at Augusta, Ga., June 2, 1920; Methodist;Democrat; Mason; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; Member Exchange Club ofAugusta; American Legion; Georgia and American Bar Associations; President,Georgia Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1927; President, Georgia State ExchangeClubs, 1929, and Exchange Club of Augusta, 1924-1925; Member of City Councilof Augusta, 1928-1930; City Planning Commission of Augusta, 1932-1943; Member, House of Representatives, Richmond County, 1931, 1941; Senator, 18th District,1933, 1935, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex. Chairman of Special Legislative Committee onTaxation and Economy, 1935-1936; Author, Revenue Laws of Georgia, (1948),Comparison of State Revenue Systems, (1949). Special Assistant to United StatesAttorney General, Washington, D. C., 1944-1947.Family details: Married Sept. 8, 1926 in Marion, Md., Elizabeth Hall Miles.Children: William M., Jr., and James L. William M. Lester is the son of W. MarcusLester and Hattie (Connelly) Lester, and the grandson of William Lester, a Colonelof a South Carolina Regiment in the War Between the States, and Hannah (Young)Lester.VETERANS SERVICE OFFICEOffice created under name of service bureau Aug. 20, 1923 (Acts 1923, p. 121);name changed to veterans service office Apr. 10, 1926; executive, director, appointed by the governor for two-year terms and takes office Jan. 1st of the evenyears; eligibility requires service in the United States military or naval service between Apr. 17, 1917 and Nov. 11, 1918 (Acts 1926 Ex., p. 53). Duties, functionsand powers of the existing office transferred to the newly created veterans serviceoffice by an Act of Aug. 28, 1931; duties of commissioner of pensions and Georgiasoldier roster commission also transferred and these offices abolished. Executive,director, appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for two-year terms(Acts 1931, p. 10). All functions having to do with administration of pensions toex-Confederate soldiers and sailors and their dependents were transferred to thenewly created department of public welfare (Acts 1937, p. 369); then to the newlycreated division of Confederate records and pensions (Acts 1939, pp. 110-12). Geor-70

gia Constitution of 1945 provided the State Department of Veterans Service be oneof th« eight executive boards and the provisions are as follows: There shall be aState Department of Veterans Service and Veterans Service Board composed of(even members, who shall have such control, duties, powers and jurisdiction of theState Department of Veterans Service as shall be provided by law. Said Board shallAppoint a director who shall be the executive officer of the Department. Membersof th« Board shall be appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of theSenate and all members of the Board and the Director shall be veterans of somewar in which the United States has engaged. The first appointments shall be forterm* of one, two, three, four, five, six and seven years. Thereafter all terms andappointments, except in case of vacancy, shall be for seven years. Vacancies shallbe filled by appointment of the Governor. (Constitution, Article V, Section VI,Paragraph I).VETERANS SERVICE BOARDTerm ExpiresHARRISON BRAY, Manchester . . .... April 1953MORRIS PERLMAN, Savannah . ..... April 1954ALLEN LUMPKIN HENSON, Atlanta ... .... ...... .. . April 1955BLAKE CRAFT, Clayton . . .... . April 1956JAMES R. WYNN, JR., CarroUton . ... .. .... ...... . .. .. April 1957FRED SCOTT, SR., Thomasville - ... . ..... ,. . . . ..April 1951ROBERT A. GARNER, Millen .... .... ... . . April 1952CLEMENT ARTHUR CHEATHAM, Director, Veterans Service Office, 1936-41; 1944-May 11, 1949. Born Mch. 17, 1891 in Macon, Bibb co., Ga. AttendedMacon University; Ga. Evening School; Hall School for Boys; University of Ga.Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Knight Templar; W.O.W. Author, Service Manual, Interpretation of Laws of Veterans Administration, 3 editions; editedpublication State (for War Bond campaign, 1941-44). Asst director, Veterans'Service Office, 1933-35; director, U. S. War Finance, 1941-44. Member, Ga. National Guard, 1909-10-11-12; Capt., U. S. Army, World War I. Residence: Macon.Family details: Married Dec. 28, 1915 in Macon, Ga., Sadie Johnson Howard,daughter of Col. C. W. and Mattie (Bowman) Howard. C. Arthur Cheatham isthe ion of Dr. T. A. and Mattie (Pritchard) Cheatham.WILLIAM (BILLY) K. BARRETT, Director, State Department of VeteransService, May 12, 1949-date. Lawyer. Born April 18, ........ in Augusta, Richmondco., Ga. Attended Richmond Military Academy; Salisbury Prep School, Salisbury,Conn.; Southern Law School, Athens, Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Elks; Amer.Legion, 40 and 8. Special Asst. Atty. General, 1941; director, Intangible andInheritance Tax Dept., 1942; member, house of rep., Richmond co., 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex. Technician 4th Grade, World War II.Family details: Married Mch. 1, 1941 in Atlanta, Ga., Gladys Griffin, daughterof Edwin G. Griffin. Step-children: Edwin Peabody; Betty. Billy Barrett is the71

ion of Frank Harvey and Sadie (Cranston) Barrett, and the grandson of Thomajand Bertha (Miller) Barrett, and Annabelle (Craig) Cranston.MISCELLANEOUS COMMISSIONS, BOARDS, ETC.JEKYLL ISLAND STATE PARK AUTHORITYAct approved Feb. 13, 1950 created the above authority. Authority to consistof five members to be appointed by the Governor from the State at large. (SeeActs 1950, pp. 152-162).Members:D. B. BLALOCKJ. D. COMPTONMIKE BENTONB. J. TARBUTTONH. GOULD BARRETTJUDICIAL COUNCILAct creating the Judicial Council approved Feb. 28, 1945. Council to be com-|posed of 15 members. (See Acts 1945, pp. 155-157).W. H. DUCKWORTH, Chief JusticeT. S. CANDLERB. C. GARDNERC. J. FERRYMANT. HICKS FORTWILLIS SMITHJ. L. DAVISCHARLES J. BLOCKW. S. MANNMRS. GERTRUDE HARRISA S. SKELTONBAXTER JONESERNEST CARLISLEROY RICHARDSCHARLES CRISP72

OIL AND GAS COMMISSIONAct approved Mch. 9, 1945 created Oil and Gas Commission, and provides forArec members to be appointed by the Governor (Acts 1945, pp. 366-387).ROSS SHARPE, resigned.JOHN DUNCAN, JR., Quitman (appointed Sept. 8, 1950 in place of Ross Sharpe)JAMES DAMPIERHARRY D. REED (deceased)L. B. HARRELL, Waycross (appointed in place of H. D. Reed)STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEEEstablished by Act approved Mch. 26, 1937 (Acts 1937, pp. 377-404). Amendatory Acts approved Mch. 6, 1945 (Acts 1945, pp. 190-191); Feb. 15, 1949 (Acts1949, pp. 584-587); Feb. 16, 1950 (Acts 1950, pp. 293-294). The law approvedFeb. 15, 1949 provides that the following shall serve as members of the Committee:five district soil conservation supervisors who shall be appointed by the Governorfor a term of four years, beginning Jan. 1, 1949, and four-year terms thereafter.Following to serve ex officio in an advisory capacity: Director of State AgriculturalExtension Service; Director of Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station, Experiment; Director of Georgia Coastal Plains Experiment Station, Tifton; State Conlervationistof the Soil Conservation Service; Dean of the State College of Agriculture, Athens; Director of Vocational Agriculture; Commissioner of Agriculture.JIM L. GILLIS, JR.J. E. EUBANKSJ. T. WATSONO. W. PRICEZ. P. ALMONMEMBERSCODE COMMISSIONAct approved Feb. 25, 1949 created a Code Commission to have full power andauthority, to examine the manuscript of the Supplement to the Code of Georgia:of 1933, etc. Commission to consist of the Lieutenant Governor; Speaker of theHouse of Representatives; Attorney General; a Justice of the Supreme Court; aJudge of the Court of Appeals, each of whom shall be designated by the Governor;the Chairman of the Judicial Council of the State, or a member of said Council tobe designated by the Chairman, and three practicing attorneys to be, designatedby the Governor (Acts 1949, pp. 1134-1136).73

MEMBERSJUDGE B. G. GARDNER, Chairman (Judge of the Court of Appeals)MARVIN S. GRIFFIN, Lieutenant GovernorFRED HAND, Speaker of the House of RepresentativesJUDGE WILLIAM Y. ATKINSON (member of the Judicial Council)JUDGE T. S. CANDLER, (Supreme Court Judge)EUGENE COOK, Attorney GeneralCHARLES J. BLOCH, MaconJ. L. DAVIS, CartersvilleB. D. MURPHEY, AtlantaTHREE ATTORNEY MEMBERSCHARLES H. HERTY FOUNDATIONAn Act of Feb. 16, 1938, created the Charles H. Herty Foundation for the purposeof experimentation on pulp wood. The foundation shall consist of five trustees to beappointed by the governor for one, two, three, four, and five-year terms, respectively;all successors to be appointed for five-year terms. They shall have the power to accept gifts from states or individuals for the carrying on of their work, and the governor of any state donating money may appoint a member of this foundation. (Acts1937-38, pp. 191-195).TRUSTEESMARSHALL LANG, Feb. 19, 1950-Feb. 19, 1955CHARLES S. SANFORD, Feb. 11, 1950-Feb. 10, 1951SHELBY MYRICK, JR., Oct. 10, 1949-Feb. 19, 1952HARLEY LANGDALE, JR., Oct. 10, 1949-Feb. 19, 1953.WALLACE ADAMS, Oct. 10, 1949-Feb. 19, 195474

CHAPTER IILEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENTGEORGIA SENATEOFFICERS1945-45 EX.-46FRANK C. GROSS, PresidentSPENCE M. GRAYSON, President Pro TernMRS. HENRY W. NEVIN, SecretarySID WILLIAMS, MessengerA. PERRY GRIFFIN, Doorkeeper1947-48 EX.-48 2d EX.WILLIAM T. DEAN, President Pro TernMRS. HENRY W. NEVIN, SecretaryH. B. SMITH, MessengerA. PERRY GRIFFIN, Doorkeeper1949-49 EX.-50S. MARVIN GRIFFIN, PresidentSPENCE GRAYSON, President Pro TernGEORGE D. STEWART, SecretaryZACH D. CRAVEY, JR., MessengerA. PERRY GRIFFIN, DoorkeeperThe Senate consists of fifty-four members, one senator from each of fifty-foursenatorial districts. The apportionment can be changed by the General Assemblyat its first session after each census taken by the United States Government. SeeGeorgia Constitution of 1945, Article III, Sec. II & III, Paragraph I & II.Since last REGISTER was published an Act was approved Feb. 1, 1946 changing the number of SENATORIAL DISTRICTS from 52 to 54, and the rearrangement of districts numbered one through fifty-two were provided for in the sameAct, but not to become effective until Jan. 1, 1952. See Acts 1946, pp. 43-45.75

FIRST DISTRICT—BRYAN, CHATHAM, EFFINGHAMCLARENCE TONDEE GUYTON, Guyton, member, house of rep., Effinghanico., 1907-08-08 Ex., 1909-10, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45Ex.-46; senator, 1st dist., 1941, 1947 (elected, but died Dec. 23, 1946 before serving). Born July 22, 1881 in Guyton, Effinghani co., Ga. Graduated Guyton HighSchool, 1901. Admitted to the bar Dec. 28, 1903. Methodist. Democrat. F. & A. M.member, Junior Order. Solicitor, city court of Springfield, Nov. 29, 1915-Dec. 6,1916.Family details: Clarence T. Guyton was the son of Robert Habersham Guyton(Confederate soldier) and Julia Amanda (Smith) Guyton, and the grandson ofArchibald Guyton (justice, inferior court, Effingham co., Jan. 15, 1845-1849; member, house of rep., Effingham co., 1845) and Salina Ann (Tondee) Guyton, andof Henry E. Smith (justice, inferior court, Bryan co., Mch. 11, 1844-1849; member,Constitutional Convention of 1865, Bryan co.; member, house of rep., Bryan co.,1873-74) and Martha (Hendry) Smith.SPENCE MONROE GRAYSON, Savannah, Senator 1st dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46,1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born Dec. 7, 1900 in Savannah, Chatham co., Ga. GraduatedUniversity of Ga., LL.B. degree, June 1924; began practice of law in Savannah,June 1924. Episcopalian. Democrat Mason; Elk; Eagle; Kappa Alpha; AmericanLegion. City atty., Savannah, Jan. 1937-Apr. 1946; member, house of rep., Chatham co., 1927, 1929-31 Ex., 1931, 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.44.Family details: Married Dec. 2, 1925 in Leesburg, Fla., Margaret ArmstrongPostell (born Feb. 28, 1907), daughter of John and Idella (Foreman) Postell. Oneson: William L., II. Spence Monroe Grayson is the son of William L. and Lillian(Turner) Grayson, and grandson of Edward F. R. and Laura (Patterson) Grayson,and George and Margaret (Johnson) Turner.SECOND DISTRICT—LIBERTY, LONG, McINTOSH, TATTNALLMOSE EDENFIELD, Darien, Senator, 2nd Dist., 1945-45 Extra-46. (For sketch,see House of Representatives, Mclntosh co., 1949.)CHARLES JEFFERSON SMILEY, Walthourville, Senator, 2nd Dist., 1947. (Forsketch, see House of Representatives, Liberty co., 1949.)MILLARD F. SIMS, Pembroke, Senator, 2nd dist., 1949. Merchant; farmer.Born June 28, 1893 in Bulloch co., Ga. Graduated Pembroke high school; 1st district Agriculture and Mechanical School, 1916. Baptist. Democrat. Bryan co. taxcollector, 1928-36; member Pembroke city council, 1936-46; Bryan co. Board ofEducation, 1945-51. Com., John Duggar 164 Post, Amer. Legion, 1925. Served inWorld War I.Family details: Married Dec. 25, 1922 in Pembroke, Ga., Elizabeth Usher (bornSept. 7, 1897), daughter of George William and Louvenia (Burton) Usher. Children:Millard Usher; Mary Jean; Elizabeth Ann. Millard F. Sims is the son of Clintonand Ida M. (Bacon) Sims, and the grandson of Clinton Sims.76

THIRD DISTRICT—APPLING, BRANTLEY, JEFF DAVIS, WAYNEJOEL PRICE SHEDD, Jesup, Senator, 3rd dist., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Farmer. Born Mch. 29, 1876 in Dahlonega, Ga. Attended local high school; StateNormal School, Athens, Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Lecturer on agricultural subjects; county agricultural agent, Wayne co., 6 years. Member, house of rep.,Wayne co., 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1935.Family details: Married (1) Dec. 3, 1903 in Fayetteville, Ga., Minnie MaeLandrum, who died Mch. 25, 1943. Children: Francis Alton Shedd (died Aug.20, 1947); Joel Price Shedd, Jr.; Kathleen (Shedd) Clary; Virginia (Shedd) Brodhead.Married (2) Oct. 20, 1946, Inez Rheney of Wadley, Ga. J. P. Shedd is theson of W. N. Shedd and Frances Amanda (Clements) Shedd.THOMAS LEE HOWARD, Ludowici, Senator, 3rd dist., 1947. Farmer, navalstores manufacturer. Born Mch. 27, 1879 in Liberty co., Ga. Attended local schools.Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Past member, board of education, Liberty co.; pastcommissioner, Long co. Member, house of rep., Liberty co., 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex.,1917-18; member, house of rep., Long co., 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1925-26 Ex.-26 2nd Ex.,1929-31 Ex., 1931, 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.; Senator, 2nd dist., 1933.Family details: Married (1) Oct. 5, 1901 near Glennville, Ga., Nicy DeLoach,daughter of J. D. DeLoach. One child: Esel N. Married (2) Sept. 12, 1906 inEatonton, Ga., Nannie Lou Bryant, daughter of S. J. and Mary Elizabeth (Lynch)Bryant. Children: Winnie B.; Mary Grace; Thomas Lee, Jr.; Hugh Dorsey; Marjorie.T. L. Howard is the son of John Stanton and Georgia R. (Wilkinson) Howard,and the grandson of Jacob and Martha (Flowers) Howard, and Henry and Martha(Smith) Wilkinson.•CECIL M. RODDENBERRY, Nahunta, Senator, 3rd dist., 1949. Lawyer. Senator Roddenberry is 37 years old. Graduated Charlton high school; Glynn Academy;completed a commercial course in a college in Jacksonville. He began the practiceof law in Douglas but moved to Nahunta in 1940. Served in Gen. Patton's ThirdArmy in World War II. Commander, American Legion Post, Brantley co.; judgeadvocate, V. F. W., Waycross; member, Elks lodge.Senator Roddenberry is one of the few bachelors in the upper House.*(No data for sketch furnished; the above from "Assembly Profiles," AtlantaJournal, Oct. 28, 1949).FOURTH DISTRICT—CAMDEN, CHARLTON, GLYNNJAMES DUNN GOULD, Brunswick, Senator, 4th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Automobile dealer. Born Mch. 30, 1896 at St. Simons Island, Glynn co., Ga. GraduatedBrunswick high school, 1913; attended U. S. Army service and technical schools.Episcopalian. Democrat Mason; Elk; American Legion; V. F. W.; member,Kiwanis club. Past pres., Brunswick and Valdosta Kiwanis clubs; past commander,Amer. Legion posts, Brunswick and Valdosta; past National Executive Committeeman,Georgia; past pres., Brunswick Chamber of Commerce. Served with AEF,France, and cited for extraordinary heroism in action, World War I; Col. of Inf.,Ga. National Guard, retired.77

Family details: Married Mch. 20, 1918 in Brunswick, Ga., Clara Wood (bornOct. 19, 1896), daughter of Alfred Vincent and Marion (Colesberry) Wood. Children: James Dunn, III; Clara Marie. James D. Gould is the son of James Dunnand Mary Elizabeth (Green) Gould, and the grandson of Horace Bunch andDeborah (Abbott) Gould.J. NOLAN WELLS, Kingsland, Senator, 4th dist., 1947. Theatre owner. BornFeb. 11, 1900 in Kingsland, Camden co., Ga. Attended Kingsland public school.Democrat. Member of Kingsland city council.Family details: Married June 27, 1927, in Donalsonville, Ga., Audrey Fiveash,daughter of J. E. and Ella (Kirkland) Fiveash. Children: Maxine Avril; J. Norman.J. N. Wells is the son of A. E. and Amanda (Bunch) Wells, and the grandson ofJohn R. and Edna Wells, and L. R. and Rosa Bunch.DR. W. R. McCOY, Folkston, Senator, 4th dist., 1949.furnished.)FIFTH DISTRICT—ATKINSON, CLINCH, WARE(No data for sketchABE T. MINCHEW, Axon, Senator, 5th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Born Aug. 7,1889 near Broxton, Coffee co., Ga. Attended Normal College and Business Institute. Baptist. Democrat. Fellowcraft Mason. Member, State Board of PublicWelfare, Apr. 2, 1937-Apr. 2, 1941. Member, house of rep., Atkinson co., 1931 Ex.,1933, 1935, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Mch. 13, 1913 in Coffee co., Ga., Eliza Tanner (bornOct. 9, 1891), daughter of Thomas J. and Laura (Wall) Tanner. Children:Marion; Dorothy; Abe T., Jr.; Melba. Abe T. Minchew is the son of William I.and Martha Jane (Meeks) Minchew, and the grandson of Benjamin and Mary(Denton) Minchew, and Merritt and Emily (Tanner) Meeks.MRS. IRIS FAIRCLOTH BLITCH, Homerville, Senator, 5th dist., 1947. (Forsketch, see House of Representatives, Clinch co., 1949.)*SAM T. WRIGHT, Waycross, Senator, 5th dist., 1949. Freight agent, AtlanticCoast Line Railroad. Born in Ware co., Ga. Educated in Ware co. schools. Member, city commission; advocates a Constitutional State highway board, master planfor State welfare department, a realistic health program and more adequate program for education; expounds the theory that "farmers and laborers are the foundation of our free system of enterprise."Family details: Married Evelyn Cross of Waycross, Ga. Sam T. Wright is thoson of the late S. T. Wright*(No data for sketch furnished. Above from "Assembly Profiles"—The AtlantaJournal, Jan. 15, 1950).SIXTH DISTRICT—BERRIEN, COOK, ECHOLS, LANIER, LOWNDESEDWIN HARRISON BROWN, Nashville, Senator, 6th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Farmer. Born May 8, 1890 in Nashville, Berrien co., Ga. Attended N. G. A. Col-78

lege. Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Nu. Member, city council 1911-1913; clerk,Superior Court, 1929-1941.Family details: Married Nov., 1912 in Nashville, Ga., Cathrine Annie Moore(born Nov. 15, 1893), daughter of W. A. and Mary Elizabeth (Thomas) Moore.Children: Edwin Harold; Mary Payne. E. H. Brown is the son of Edwin G. andLula R. (Payne) Brown, and the grandson of Bedford and Helen (Powell) Brown,and Joshua G. Payne.THOMAS EDWARD MILLER, Lakeland, Senator, 6th dist., 1947. Lawyer.Born Aug. 19, 1894 in Cairo, Grady co., Ga. Attended public schools of Grady co.;read law under E. D. Rivers; took correspondence course in law. Admitted to barin 1924. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Mayor, Milltown, 1923, 1924; councilman,Lakeland, 1925-; city attorney, Lakeland, 1927-; solicitor, county court, Lanier co.,F b. 6, 1924-Aug. 15, 1929; judge, county court, Lanier co., Aug. 15, 1929-Aug. 15,1941. Member, house of rep., Lanier co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Feb. 4, 1915 in Milltown, Ga., Vernie Carter, daughterof Ezekiel Jefferson Carter and Neva (Peters) Carter. T. E. Miller is the son ofFranklin Jefferson Miller and Callie (Singletary) Miller, and the grandson of Johnand Louisa (Baggett) Miller of Cairo, Ga., and of Willis and Narcissee (Rawls)Singletary of Cairo, Ga.JAMES MONROE (J. E.) PADGETT, Haylow, Senator, 6th dist., 1939, 1949,deceased July 1949. Farmer. Born June 17, 1896 in Echols co., Ga. Educated inEchols county schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Soldier, World War I. Countycommissioner, 1928-1936. Member, house of rep., Echols co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Oct. 10, 1923 in Echols co., Ga., Dassie Estell Peterson(born Dec. 3, 1906 in Nassau co., Fla.), daughter of Jessie James Peterson (member, house of rep., Echols co., 1921-22; member, board of education, 12 years) andWealthy Louetta (Harden) Peterson. Children: Jessie James; J. E.; Fredie Elkin;Billy Earl; Edward Leslie; Anna Margarette; Henry Gordon and Jimmie Elton.J. E. Padgett was the son of Charlie and Sylvania (Petty) Padgett, and the grandsonof Alex and Henrietta (Alien) Padgett, and of Henry and Rebecca (Williams)Petty.WALTER J. STATEN, Statenville, Senator, 6th dist., elected Aug. 26, 1949 tofill unexpired term (1950) of J. E. Padgett, deceased.SEVENTH DISTRICT—BROOKS, GRADY, THOMASWALLACE E. HARRELL, Quitman, Senator, 7th dist., 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46.Born Sept. 9, 1902 in Quitman, Brooks co., Ga. Died Aug. 3, 1948. Attendedpublic schools of Quitman; Emory University Academy; graduated Atlanta Lawschool, B.L. degree. Began practice of law Jan. 25, 1925 in Quitman, Ga. Methodist. Democrat. City attorney and recorder of municipal court of Quitman, Nov.1935-1946. Federal conciliator of Debt Adjustment Bureau, Brooks co., 1934-1948.Member, house of rep., Brooks co., 1937-37/38 Ex.Family details: Married June 11, 1930 in Moultrie, Ga., Bernadine Henderson,daughter of Gerry Greene Henderson (member, house of rep., Colquitt co., Ga.,1896-97) and Bernadine (Kimball) Henderson. Children: Wallace E., Jr.; SamuelThomas. Wallace E. Harrell was the son of Mathew James Harrell and Addie Har-79

ell, and the grandson of Sam James Harrell and Laura Jane (Albritton) Harrell,and of Thomas A. Groover and Sarah J. P. (Joiner) Groover.EMORY LEE BUTLER, Camilla, Senator, 7th dist., 1947. Merchant; farmer;banker. Born Aug. 13, 1890 in Camilla, Mitchell co., Ga. Attended Camilla publicschools. Methodist. Democrat. Member of the board, State Dept. of Commerce;past-pres., Camilla Rotary club; active in ice and cold storage business.Family details: Married Nov. 25, 1914 in Dougherty co., Ga., Helen MaudeJohnson (born Sept. 7, 1892), daughter of H. W. and Mary Corinne (Walker)Johnson. Children: Frances Louise; William Henry. E. L. Butler is the son ofWm. Lee and Willie Caroline (Cochran) Butler, and the grandson of Josiah B.and Sallie A. (Rackley) Butler, and Jas. T. and Missouri (Culpepper) Cochran.WILLIAM BERRY COCHRAN, JR., Thomasville, Senator, 7th dist., 1949.Automobile dealer; farm implements; truck and tractor dealer. Born July 10, 1901in Thomasville, Thomas co., Ga. Attended Thomasville high school; Georgia Tech;graduated Mercer University, B.S.C. degree, 1922. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;Shriner; B. P. O. E.; Beta Theta Pi. Vice-pres., Thomasville Kiwanis club; member,board of directors Thomasville C. of C.; past pres. and member board of directorsfor life, Ga. Farm Equipment Asso.; member, board of directors Ga. AutomobileAsso.; national counselor, Nat. Retail Farm Equip. Asso. Member, house of rep.,Thomas co., 1947.Family details: Married Mch. 24, 1925 in Baconton, Mitchell co., Ga., GwendolynJackson (born Dec. 7, 1904), daughter of Thos. S. and Esther (Mullins) Jackson.One child: William Berry, III. W. B. Cochran, Jr., is the son of Wm. B. and Mary(Doss) Cochran, and the grandson of John W. and Hester Ann (Stegall) Cochran,and Redick P. and Martha H. (Hayes) Doss.EIGHTH DISTRICT—DECATUR, MILLER, MITCHELL, SEMINOLEJOHN LEE DRAKE, Donalsonville, Senator, 8th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer;turpentine operator. Born Apr. 11, 1897 in Iron City, Seminole co., Ga. GraduatedIron City high school, 1915; attended Mercer University, 1915-16. Methodist.Democrat. Mason. Sailor, World War I. Member, roads and revenue commission,Seminole co., Ga., Apr. 1928-Mch. 1935. Member, house of rep., Seminole co.,1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Apr. 25, 1920 in Seminole co., Ga., Nellie KathleenSaunders (born Aug. 23, 1899 in Decatur co., Ga.), daughter of John T. and EdnaJane (Fairchild) Saunders. Children: Dorris Kathleen; John Lee, Jr.; Joseph Wallace; Billy Gene. John L. Drake is the son of James Walter and Minnie Leila (Davis)Drake, and the grandson of William Henry Drake (Confederate soldier) and Rebecca Walton (Grimsley) Drake, and of Andrew Jackson Davis (Confederate soldier)and Mattie A. (Nowell) Davis.ROY WATSON BUSH, SR., Colquitt, Senator, 8th dist, 1947. Merchant, fanner, banker. Born Jan. 4, 1903 in Colquitt, Miller co., Ga. Attended Colquitt grammar school, Miller co. High School; Emory University, Oxford; Mercer University;Massey Business College. Baptist Democrat DeMolay; Elks; Lions; Mason;80

Shriner; Kappa Sigma. Supt. Baptist Sunday school; chm. Miller co. Red Crossand U. S. O. fund; March of Dimes; director, Citizens Bank; chm. Jury Commissionand Board of Registrars, Miller co.; member, State Democratic Executive Committee, State at large.Family details: Married Jan. 4, 1924 in Colquitt, Ga., Annie Belle Harrell,daughter of J. H. and Minnie Lee (Roberson) Harrell. Children: Roy Watson, Jr.;Leon Hays. Roy W. Bush is the son of Judge Isaac Brewton Bush (member, houseof rep., Miller co., 1931, 1933, 1935) and Minnie Lee (Hays) Bush, and thegrandson of J. J. and Mary Anna (Johnson) Bush, and J. W. and Nancy (Bowen)Hays.THOMAS ELIJAH RICH, Bainbridge, Senator, 8th dist., 1949. Real Estate.Born Oct. 24, 1882 in Bainbridge, Decatur co., Ga. Educated Decatur co. commonschools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Justice of the peace for 16 years; co. commissioner, 1919-21; member, house of rep., Decatur co., 1947.Family details: Married Sept. 17, 1905 in Decatur co., Ga., Rosa M. Arline (bornApr. 24, 1883), daughter of Henry Fletcher and Carrie Elizabeth (Blunt) Arline.Children: Thomas Emory; Carolyn Pauline; Alee Frank. Thomas E. Rich is theion of E. A. J. and Hattie Pierce (Fann) Rich, and the grandson of Thomas J.Rich, and Elijah and Lettie Fann.FRANK JUDSON LUNSFORD, Leary, Senator, 9th dist., 1949. Sawmill operator. Born Nov. 25, ... , in Cuthbert, Randolph co., Ga. Graduated Arlingtonhigh school, 1915. Baptist. Democrat. B. P. O. E. Pres., Chehan Council, BoyScouts of Amer.; received Silver Beaver award for outstanding service to boyhood;Supt., Milford Sunday school; Deacon, Milford Baptist Church; member, Calhounto. Welfare board; board of Tax Assrs.; Mayor, Leary, 1941-49.Family details: Married July 25, 1925 in Miami, Fla., Eliese Breland (bornJune 22, 1901), daughter of R. L. and Minnie Lee (Morris) Breland. F. J. Lunsfordis the son of Win. O. and Dora Bernice (Lanier) Lunsford, and the grandsonof J. L. and Sarah Judson (Arnold) Lunsford, and J. E. Lanier.NINTH DISTRICT—CALHOUN, EARLY, BAKERWILLIAM HENRY WALL, Blakely, Senator, 9th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Physicianand surgeon. Born Sept. 24, 1902 in Ellaville, Schley co., Ga. Graduated Ellavillehigh school; Gordon Institute; pre-medical, University of Ga.; University of Ga.Medical College, M. D. degree, 1933. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Rotarian;Phi Rho Sigma; member, A. M. A. and Ga. M. A. Completed construction of WallHospital, Blakely, 1947; owner and chief physician. Examining physician for Selective Service, World War II; received Congressional Medal of Merit. Chairman,Early co. board of health; member, State board of medical examiners.Family details: Married Sept. 16, 1932 in Americus, Ga., Hallie Rebecca Walker(born Nov. 30, 1903), daughter of Henry S. and Valencia (Davenport) Walker.Children: Hallie Anne; William Henry, Jr. W. H. Wall is the son of CharlesHenry and Frances Virginia (Tyson) Wall, and the grandson of Marion J. and(Strange) Wall, and George and Rebecca (Childers) Tyson.MRS. BENTON ODOM, Newton, Senator, 9th dist., 1947. (No data for sketchfurnished.)81

TENTH DISTRICT—DOUGHERTY, LEE, WORTHGEORGE L. SABADOS, Albany, Senator, 10th dist., 1945-45 Extra-46. (Forsketch, see House of Representatives, Dougherty co., 1947.)DR. GORDON SIKES SUMNER, Sylvester, Senator, 10th dist., 1947. (Forsketch, see House of Representatives, Worth co., 1949.)G. C. ANSLEY, Smithville, Senator, 10th dist., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1949. Farmer.Born July 23, 1889 in Smithville, Lee co., Ga. Attended Dawson, Ga., high school.Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Member, Smithville city council, 1917-1921; member, house of rep., Lee co., 1933, 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1945-45 Ex.-46,1947.Family details: Married (1) Apr. 30, 1914, Florence Mabel Clark (born Apr. 15,1894 in Lee co., Ga.; died Oct. 20, 1920), daughter of Edward A. and Elizabeth(Booker) Clark. Children: Clark C.; Anne E. Married (2) Feb. 22, 1923, Lora A.Webb (born July 26, 1902; died May 21, 1936), daughter of Robert B. and Lena(Finch) Webb. Children: Jack Edwin; John Wesley, and Mary Leah. C. C. Ansleyis the son of C. Columbus and Leah (Richardson) Ansley, and the grandson ofElbert and Mary (Council) Ansley, and of Dr. William B. Richardson (member,house of rep., Lee co., 1853/54; member, Secession Convention, Lee co.; Justice,Inferior Court, Lee co., Jan. 15, 1853-1854, Feb. 17, 1858-Jan. 10, 1861) andSusan Ann Elizabeth (Snelling) Richardson.ELEVENTH DISTRICT—RANDOLPH, TERRELL, CLAYMRS. REBECCA LAING RAINEY, Dawson, Senator, llth dist., 1945-45 Extra-46. (For sketch, see State Officers, Pardon and Parole Board.)ALBERT SANDERS KILLINGSWORTH, Fort Gaines, Senator, llth dist., 1947.Cotton buyer. Born Sept. 28, 1907 in Fort Gaines, Clay co., Ga. Attended FortGaines high school; Norman Junior College; Mercer University. Baptist. Democrat.Chairman, Clay co. commissioners, 1945-46; Mayor of Fort Gaines, 1940.Family details: Married Dec. 24, 1929 in Fort Gaines, Ga., Evelyn Puckett(born Mch. 26, 1912), daughter of C. H. and Kitty (Best) Puckett. Children:Albert Sanders, Jr.; Charles Walton. Albert S. Killingsworth is the son of EmmettWalton and Susan (Sanders) Killingsworth, and the grandson of Thomas andMary (Rich) Killingsworth, and J. R. M. and Mary (Greene) Sanders.ROBERT LEE BOYETT, Coleman, Senator, 11 dist., 1943-43 Ex-44 Ex., 1949.Mgr., Coleman Peanut Co., farmer. Born Nov. 3, 1892, near Coleman, Clay co., Ga.Educated at Coleman High School; Mercer University. Baptist. Democrat. Mason.Sergeant, World War I, in U. S., France, England, Belgium, Luxembourg, andGermany. Member Amer. Legion; sec. and treas. Democratic Ex. Committee,Randolph co., 1938-date; city councilman, Coleman, 1929-date; clerk and treas.,city council, 8 years; mayor, Coleman, 1942; sec. and treas., Randolph co. FarmBureau, 1941-date. Lt., State Defense Corps, Randolph co.; member, O. P. A.,Randolph co.Family details: Married June 23 in Thomaston, Ga., Virginia Rauch (born Aug.24, 1911 in Terrell co.), daughter of Henry E. and Ascenath P. (Smith) Rauch.82

Children: Robt. Lee, Jr.; Joseph Henry. R. L. Boyett is the son of R, T. and KatieJulia (McDuffie) Boyett, and the grandson of Jas. Jackson and Sarah (Foster)Boyett, and of Geo. W. and Sarah (Sealy) McDuffie.TWELFTH DISTRICT—QUITMAN, STEWART, WEBSTERGEORGE YARBROUGH HARRELL, Lumpkin, Senator, 12th dist., 1900-01,1909-10, 1913-14, 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer.Born Sept. 10, 1874 in Lumpkin, Stewart co., Ga. Attended Lumpkin, Ga., publicschools. Began the practice of law Oct. 1893. Methodist. Democrat. K. of P.;\V. O. W.; Odd Fellow. County attorney, Stewart co.; member, board of education,Lumpkin, Ga. public schools; attorney, Home Owners Loan Corporation; member,house of rep., Stewart co., 1911-12 Ex.-12, 1923-23 Ex.-24.Family details: Married (1) Dec. 15, 1898 in Jackson, Ga., Birdie Estelle Wright(born Feb. 7, 1874 in Stewart co., Ga., died Nov. 9, 1923 in Stewart co., Ga.),daughter of Young Frederick and Sarah Elizabeth (Morgan) Wright. Children:George Young, Sarah Margaret, Lovered Byrd, Claude Douglas, Olin Justin, MaryAdelia, Estelle Wright, Benjamine Frederick. Married (2) Aug. 4, 1924 in Lumpkin,Ga., Jesse Wood. One child: James Alfred. G. Y. Harrell is the son of BenjamineFranklin Harrell (lawyer) and Margaret A. (Yarbrough) Harrell, and the grandsonof Josiah Harrell (lawyer) and Louisa (West) Harrell, and of John Yarbrough(Confederate soldier) and Mary Adaline (Livingston) Yarbrough.LAURENCE D. BURKS, Preston, Senator, 12th dist., 1947. Born Dec. 15, 1909in Preston, Webster co., Ga. Graduated Preston consolidated high school, 1928.Methodist. S/Sgt., World War II; honorably discharged, 1945.Family details: Married Aug. 2, 1940 in Columbus, Ga., Mary McCuen Lowery(born Dec. 10, 1912), daughter of J. R. and Ida Mae (Patten) Lowery. One son:Robert Laurence. Laurence D. Burks is the son of William Thomas and Georgie(Nowlen) Burks.LOREN GARY, Georgetown, Senator, 12th dist., 1927, 1935, 1949. Died Mch.17, 1949. Physician. Born Sept. 3, 1881 in Comer, Barbour co., Ala. AttendedBarbour co. public schools; Alabama Polytechnic Institute; graduated BirminghamMedical College, M.D. degree, 1902. Practiced medicine in Georgetown, Ga., 1902-1949. Baptist. Democrat. Elk; member, Ga. State Medical Association, ChattahoocheeValley Medical Association, and Randolph-Terrell Medical Society. Chairman, county board of health, 20 years; President, third district medical association,1935. Member, house of rep., Quitman co., 1917-18, 1931, 1933, 1937-37/38 Ex.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947.Family details: Married Jan. 8, 1908 in Georgetown, Ga., Beall Goode Dozier(born Nov. 16, 1883 in Quitman co., Ga.), daughter of James Eugene Dozier (ordinary, Quitman co., Ga., 24 yrs.) and Emily (Goode) Dozier. Children: Loren Jr.,Robert Eugene, Martha Emily, Richard Burden, Walter Britt, Henry Hamilton,James Joseph, Margarett, Elizabeth, Thomas E., Beall Dozier. Dr. Gary was theson of Robert R. and Dora (Dismuke) Gary of Barbour co., Ala., and the grandsonof Abner and Bettie Gary, and of Jeff and Eunice Dismuke.WALTER BRITT GARY, Georgetown, Senator, 12th dist., 1949 (Apr. 26). Mer-83

chant. Born Oct. 22, 1913 in Georgetown, Quitman co., Ga. Educated Georgetownhigh school; Ga. State College for Men. Methodist. Democrat. Supt., MethodistSunday School. County Sheriff, 1941-42 (entered Army); Troop Carrier Command,World War II. Elected Senator, 12th dist., Apr. 26, 1949, for unexpired term elffather.Family details: Married Jan. 11, 1942 in Macon, Ga., Rebecca Winn (born Feb.20, 1914). One daughter: Frankie Rebecca. W. Britt Gary is the son of Dr. Lorenand Beall Goode (Dozier) Gary, and the grandson of Robert R. and Dora (Dismuke)Gary, and James E. and Emily (Goode) Dozier.THIRTEENTH DISTRICT—MACON, SCHLEY, SUMTERCULLEN LAZZARUS BATTLE, Ellaville, Senator, 13th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-4&.Merchant; farmer. Born Aug. 14, 1880 in Ellaville, Schley co., Ga. Died Nov. 27,1945. Attended public schools of Schley County and Ellaville, Ga., High SchoolBaptist. Democrat. K. of P. Clerk and treasurer, Ellaville, for a number of yearsMember, house of rep., Schley co., 1927, 1929-31 Ex.Family details: Married Dec. 18, 1902 in Schley co., Ga., Josephine Dixon (bornApr. 28, 1883), dau. of Lucius W. Dixon. Children: Lucius W., Thomas J., Mary,Emmagene, Josephine, Charles, Margarette. Cullen L. Battle was the son of ThomasJefferson and Mary Virginia (Bell) Battle, and the grandson of Cullen L. Battle, Sr.,and Mary Elizabeth Battle of Schley co., Ga., and of Charlie and Susan Bell ofBuena Vista, Ga.CHARLES THOMAS BATTLE, Ellaville, Senator, 13th dist., 1946 (filled unexpired term of father, C. L. Battle, deceased.). For sketch see p. 181, 182.JOHN EDWARD FERGUSON SR., DeSoto, Senator, 13th dist., 1947. Merchant;farmer. Born Aug. 21, 1886 in DeSoto, Lee co., Ga. Graduated DeSoto High School,and Georgia Normal College. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Mayor, DeSoto. Member, house of rep., Sumter co., 1935, 1937/38 Ex., 1939, 1941.Family details: Married Mch. 21, in DeSoto, Ga., Mary Elizabeth Pursley,daughter of Richard and Mary (Monk) Pursley. Children: Christine, Erline (Ferguson)Allison, John Edward Jr., and Billy Woodrow. J. E. Ferguson is the son ofEdward S. Ferguson Sr. and Fannie (Croker) Ferguson.CARL JOHN AYERS, Oglethorpe, Senator, 13th dist., 1949 Salesman. BornMay 31, 1902 in Hartwell, Hart co., Ga, Graduated Hartwell high school; NormanJunior College, 1937. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Member, Oglethorpe LionsClub; Montezuma Chamber of Commerce. Tax collector, Hart co., 1928-32.Family details: Married Lucy Adams (born Jan. 21, 1904), daughter of JohnMonroe and Florence Flora (Vickery) Adams. One daughter: Wilma Frances(Ayers) Bell. Carl J. Ayers is the son of Carl Pelham and Alice (Atkinson) Ayers,and the grandson of Hiram Newton and Amanda (Bowers) Ayers, and Thomas F.and Martha (Feenell) Atkinson.FOURTEENTH DISTRICT—BLECKLEY, DOOLY, PULASKIVIRGIL CLYDE DAVES, Vienna, Senator, 14th dist., 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46.Physician and surgeon. Born May 6, 1887 at Morganton, Fannin co., Ga. Graduated at North Georgia College, 1906; Emory Medical College, 1913. Baptist. Demo-84

crat. Phi Chi; Shriner; Mason; Lion, president, 1937. Health officer and convictsurgeon of Dooly co., local surgeon, A.B.C. Railroad, and G.S.&F. Railroad. Presidential elector, 1940 and 1944. Mayor of Vienna, 1946-47. Member, house of rep.,Dooly co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married May 27, 1934 in Vienna, Ga., Henrilea Gross (bornOct. 5, 1904 in Bulloch co., Ga.), daughter of Joseph Henry and Nora Lee( ndgen) Gross. Dr. Daves is the son of Rev. John Elbert and Nancy Arminda(Le g) Daves, and the grandson of Albert Daves (Confederate soldier, died atGettysburg) and Nancy (Woody) Daves, and of Leonard B. Legg (Confederatesoldi r) and Ann (Cox) Legg.E O. RICHARDSON, Hawkinsville, Senator, 14th dist., 1947.sketch furnished.)(No data for•JAMES MARION DYKES, Cochran, Senator, 14th dist., 1949. Farmer; livestock dealer. Senator Dykes is 33 years old and is vitally interested in vocationaleducation. Member, house of rep., Bleckley co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947; mayor,Cochran, present date.Family details: Married Miss Katherine Grooms. Children: Linder Kay; Jim;John; Bill.*(No data for sketch furnished; the above from "Assembly Profiles," AtlantaJournal, Oct. 7, 1949).FIFTEENTH DISTRICT—MONTGOMERY, TOOMBS, WHEELERGUY ORLANDO STONE, Glenwood, Senator, 15th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Merchant; farmer; real estate. Born Mch. 8, 1896 in Glenwood, Montgomery co., Ga.Graduated Brewton Parker Institute, 1915. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.;American Legion; State Commander, 1941-42 and executive committeeman, 1948-49; La Sociate Des 40 Homines Et 8 Chevaux; Grand Chef de Gare Passe 40 & 8;D.A.V.W.W.; 1st Lt., (Pilot), U. S. Air Service, World War I. Presidential elector,1924; delegate, Democratic National Convention, Houston, 1928; messenger, senate,1929-Ex.-1931; mayor, Glenwood, 1928-29; member, city council, 1930-32-34.Family details: Married Dec. 19, 1919 in Naylor, Lowndes co., Ga., KathrynRobinson (born Mch. 27, 1903), daughter of Fred and Lillian Robinson. One son:Guy Orlando, Jr. (U. S. Marine Corps, killed in service, Mch. 12, 1944). Guy O.Stone is the son of Alfred F. and Navada Elizabeth (Roberts) Stone.JAMES FRANKLIN DARBY, SR., Vidalia, Senator, 15th dist., 1947. Banker;fanner; lumberman. Born Apr. 23, 1882 in Monroe, Walton co., Ga. (Died Feb.,1948, son, J. F. DARBY, JR., elected Nov. 2, 1948, filled out unexpired term).Graduated Vidalia high school; attended Business school, Macon; Ga.-Ala. BusinessCollege. Democrat. Mayor of Vidalia 8 years; city council 4 years; Toombs co. commissioner 12 years; school board 6 years.Family details: Married (1) Sept. 9, 1909 in Savannah, Ga., Minnie EloiseSease, daughter of Win. and Lillie (Rimes) Sease. Children: Frank Sease; Mrs.Geo. O. Shiplett. Married (2) 1913 in Sparks, Ga., Annie Greene, daughter ofVickie and Ellie Greene. Children: James Franklin, Jr.; Mrs. J. B. Wood; Mrs.85

J. Y. Chastain; Sue Anne; Betty Lou; Rose. James F. Darby, Sr. was the son ofWm. L. and Martha T. (Hailes) Darby, and the grandson of Jas. W. and LucindaP. (Hamilton) Darby, and Wm. G. and Judith (Breedlove) Hailes.JOHN CALHOUN PETERSON, Ailey, Senator, 15th dist., 1949. Planter. BornNov. 22, 1901 in Ailey, Montgomery co., Ga. Graduated High school; Brewton-Parker Jr. College, 1919; University of Ga., 1924. Methodist. Democrat. Delta TauDelta; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Mason; Atlanta Athletic Club. Pres., Ailey Mfg. Co.;owner, Ailey Ins. Agency; director, Montgomery co. Bank. Mayor, Ailey, 1926,1938-39-40; member, Montgomery co. Board of Education, 1943-44.Family details: Married June 24, 1926 in Athens, Ga., Mary Sue Smith (bomNov. 9, 1904), daughter of Wm. H. and Helen Irene (Mitchell) Smith. Children:Helen Joann; Sue Smith. John C. Peterson is the son of Wm. J. and CatherinesJ. (Calhoun) Peterson, and the grandson of Alexander MacNeil and Ala (McNatt)Peterson, and Thos. Beckham and Catherine Johanna (McAllister) Calhoun.SIXTEENTH DISTRICT—EMANUEL, TREUTLEN, JOHNSON, LAURENSJAMES LESTER GILLIS, JR., Soperton, Senator, 16th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Naval stores; farmer. Born Oct. 2, 1916 in Locust Grove, Henry co., Ga. GraduatedUniversity of Ga., B.S. Forestry degree, 1937. Baptist. Democrat. S.A.E. Past pres.,State Soil Conservation Dist. Supervisors; chm., State Soil Conservation committee;direc., Amer. Turpentine Farmers Asso.; direc., Bank of Soperton; pres., Ga. Schoolof Forestry Alumni Asso.Family details: Married Mch. 20, 1936 in Beaufort co., S. C., Katherine Hudmon(born Dec. 31, 1915), daughter of W. E. and Katie Belle (Hopson) Hudmon. Children: Marianne; Kate Hudmon; Margaret Lois; James Lester, III. Jim L. Gillis, Jr.,is the son of James Lester and Annie Lois (Walker) Gillis, and the grandson of NeilLee and Lougenia (Youmans) Gillis, and Jeremiah Jackson and Mamie (Mathews)Walker.VENDIE HUDSON HOOKS, Lexsy, Senator, 16th dist., 1947. Farmer; ginner;minister. Born Nov. 27, 1896 in Swainsboro, Emanuel co., Ga. Educated commonschools; Ga. Normal College and Business Institute. Primitive Baptist. Democrat.Served in World War I. Member, house of rep., Emanuel co., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Family details: Married Fleetie Frances Youmans (born Nov. 30, 1900), daughter of Jordan C. and Ella Frances (Tyson) Youmans. Children: Vendie Hudson,Jr.; Frances Celeste; Gerald D.; Sarah Marcile; Betty June; Donald Jordan. V. H.Hooks is the son of John F. and Calcic A. (Strange) Hooks, and the grandson ofJohn and Betty (Nunn) Hooks, and Zacky and Sarah (Edenfield) Strange.•ALFRED TENNYSON GOLEM AN, Dublin, Senator, 16th dist., 1949. Physician. Dr. Coleman is 63 years old and his chief interest in the senate was agricultural and health legislation. He is a steward in the Dublin Methodist Church andchm. of its building committee. He operates the Coleman hospital, Dublin. Mason;member, Dublin Country Club.86

Family details: Married Miss Blanche Davis. Children: Blanche; A. T., Jr.; Fred.(Dr. Fred Coleman recently appointed to the State medical examining board is theyoungest doctor on that board).•(No data for (ketch furnuhed; the above from "Assembly Profiles," AtlantaJournal, Oct. 23, 1949).SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT—BURKE, JENKINS, SGREVENWILLIAM HERBERT BENNETT, Sylvania, Senator, 17th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46,1947. Physician, general practice. Born Nov. 27, 1894 in Gibson, Glascock co., Ga.Graduated Hephzibah high school, 1911; University of Ga., B.S. degree; LoyolaUniversity School of Medicine, 1918. Baptist. Democrat. Mason, 32nd degree;Shrine; W. O. W. Member, city council, Sylvania, 16 years. 1st Lt., World War I;Camp Greenleaf; Ft. Oglethorpe General HospitalFamily details: Married Dec. 28, 1927 in Alien, S. C., Nellie Mills (born July18, 1894), daughter of Bunk Mills. One son: John Billy. Win. H. Bennett is theton of Win. S. and Oma (Williams) Bennett, and the grandson of Squire Bennett,ud John B. and Aule V. (Kelley) Williams.PORTER WILKINS CARSWELL, Waynesboro, Senator, 17th dist., 1947. Farmer; merchant. Born Mch. 8, 1904 in Bellevue Plantation, Burke Co., Ga. GraduatedWaynesboro grammar school; Richmond co. Academy; Emory University Academy;University of Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Mason (Blue Lodge, York Rite, ScottishRite, Shrine); S.A.E.; Rotarian. Member, Board of Directors, Rotary International;pres., Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce; Georgia-Carolina Boy Scout Council;member, Reg. Exec. committee, National Council, Boy Scouts of America; 1st dist.Congressional Committee; Board of Stewards and Trustees, Waynesboro MethodistChurch; vice-pres., Georgia Forestry Asso.; chairman, Burke Co. Civilian DefenseCouncil; member, Advisory Board of Registrars.Family details: Married June 15, 1932 in New York, N. Y., Elizabeth McMaster,daughter of Dr. H. B. and Rosa (Moore) McMaster. One child: Porter Wilkins,III. P. W. Carswell is the ion of Porter W. and Arabella (Walker) Carswell, andthe grandson of John D. and Linda (Royal) Carswell, and C. V. and Lucy (Pearson)Walker.WALTER WADE HARRISON, Millen, Senator, 17th dist., 1937-37/38 Ex.,1943-43 Ex.-14 Ex., 1949. Real estate and insurance business. Born Sept. 29, 1899in Millen, Jenkins co., Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Mayor, Millen, Feb. 1, 1930-Feb. 1, 1932; member, house of rep., Jenkins co., 1931, 1939, 1941, 1945-45 Ex.-46,1947.Family details: Walter W. Hanison is the son of David Washington Harrisonand Lillie Elizabeth (Tilley) Harrison.EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT—GLASCOCK, JEFFERSON, RICHMONDLEON LANSING PEEBLES, Gibson, Senator, 18th dist., 1929-31 Ex., 1937-37/38Ex., 1945-45 Ex,-46, Merchant; farmer. Born June 28, 1890 in Gibson, Glascock87

co., Ga. Graduated Sandersville high school 1907. Baptist. Democrat F. & A. M.;member, house of rep, Glatcock co., 1933.Family details: Married Jan. 21, 1911 at Augusta, Ga., Ann Swan, daughter ofThomas J. and Alice (Jordan) Swan. Children: Leon Lansing, Jr.; Eleanor; MaryAlice; Pauline; Sidney Thomas; Patricia; Kay. Leon L. Peebles ia the ion of Isom(Sidney) Peebles and Eliza E. (Glover) Peebles, and the grandson of Joseph M.Peebles and Basheba (Sellers) Peebles of Jefferson co., Ga., and of Seaborn Gloverand Mandy (Reynolds) Glover of Glascock co., Ga.J. WILL OVERSTREET, Wadley, Senator, IBth dist., 1947. (No data for sketchfurnished.)HENRY P. EVE, Augusta, Senator, 18th dist., 1949. Lawyer. Born in Augusta,Richmond co., Ga., 1914. Graduated Richmond Academy; Davidson College; EmoryUniversity, LL.D. degree, 1939. He enlisted in the Navy in 1941 and saw servicein both the Atlantic and Pacific in World War II. Member, house of rep., Richmond co., 1947, and elected to the Senate on an independent ticket in 1948.. Family details: Married Caroline Hull, of Augusta. One daughter: Mary Hull.(No data for sketch furnished. The above from "Assembly Profiles," The AtlantaJournal, Dec. 22, 1949).NINETEENTH DISTRICT—WARREN, TALIAFERRO, GREENEHAWES CLOUD, Crawfordville, Senator, 19th dist., 1933, 1939, 1945-45-Ex.-46.Lawyer. Born Apr. 8, 1874 in Wrightsboro, McDuffie co., Ga. Attended McDuffieand Warren cos., Ga., country schools; graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree,June 1895. Admitted to the bar in Athens, Ga., Apr. 20, 1895. Presbyterian. Democrat K. of P. Government appeal agent, local board, Taliaferro co., World War Iand II. Teacher, WoodvOle, Ga., about 2 yean. Pro., Toorabs Circuit Bar Asso.,1937, mayor, Crawfordville, Oct. 1906-Oct 1909; solicitor, county court, Taliaferroco., Sept. 1, 1904-Sept. 1, 1908; judge, city court, Crawfordville, Aug. 5, 1921-Jan.1, 1924, court abolished.Family details: Married Nov. 12, 1902 in Crawfordville, Ga., Claude Bristow(bom Sept. 29, 1875), daughter of Thomas E. and Sallie Silben (Hamraack) Bristow. Hawes Cloud is the son of Obediah Lewis and Margaret Matilda (Lowe)Cloud, and the grandson of Joel and Nancy (Wilder) Cloud, and Curtis G. andJane E. (Shaw) Lowe.LAWRENCE WRIGHT BROWN, Greensboro, Senator, 19th dist., 1947. Lawyer.Bom Aug. 1902 in Greensboro, Greene co., Ga. Graduated Greensboro high school,1919; attended University of Ga., 1920-25. Began practice of law in Fla., 1925.Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Delta Kappa. Chairman, Board of registrars, Greeneco., 1930-33; Justice of Peace, 1930-34; member, house of rep., Greene Co., 1935,1937-37/38 Ex.Family details: Married Dec. 13, 1937 in Atlanta, Ga., Kitty Young (died Jan.18, 1940), daughter of Vie Young. L. W. Brown is the son of James Lawrenceand Clara Sophia (Wright) Brown, and the grandson of James Lawrence andMartha (Pearce) Brown, and Dr. John W. and Sarah (Lewis) Wright.88

CRAWFORD LONG PILCHER, Warrenton, Senator, 19th dist., 1949. Lawyer.Born Feb. 14, 1908 in Warrenton, Warren co., Ga. Graduated Warrenton highschool, 1925; attended Emory University 3 years; admitted to the bar, July 1933.Methodist. Democrat. Chi Phi. Clerk, city council, Warrenton, 1934-36; Asst.Attorney General, 1943-45; member, house of rep., Warren co., 1937-37/38 Ex.,1939, 1941.Family details: Married Aug. 11, 1934 in Camilla, Ga., Christine Lucille Einstein(born Dec. 25, 1903), daughter of Ernest and Edna (Brimberry) Einstein. Children: Edith Katherine: Suzanne. Crawford L. Pilcher is the son of Dr. WilliamWyman and Kate (Burkhalter) Pilcher, and the grandson of Dr. W. H. Pilcher,and T. J. and Anna (Scruggs) Burkhalter.TWENTIETH DISTRICT—BALDWIN, HANCOCK, WASHINGTONMARVIN E. MOATE, Sparta, Senator, 20th dist., 1939 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer.Born Sept. 22, 1910 in Sparta, Hancock co., Ga. Educated at Sparta High School;10th District A. & M. School; Atlanta Law School, graduated 1932. Methodist.Democrat. Member, house of rep., Hancock co., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Marvin E. Moate is the spn of Robert H. and Eula (Smith)Moate, and the grandson of Ransom and Sarah (Walden) Moate, and of QuinceyL. and Anna (Coleman) Smith.BENJAMIN JAMES TARBUTTON, Sandersville, Senator, 20th dist., 1947. (Forsketch, see House of Representatives, Washington co., 1949.)WILLIAM BARRON WILLIAMS, JR., Milledgeville, Senator, 20th dist., 1949.Lumber business; Ford dealer. Born Aug. 8, 1919 in Quitman, Brooks co., Ga. Attended Ga. Military College; high school and Jr. College; Mercer University, 1939-40. Methodist. Democrat. Phi Delta Theta; pres., Milledgeville Rotary Club,19 -48 comdr., V.F.W., 1947; served in U. S. Navy, World War II.Family details: Married Aug. 2, 1941 in Milledgeville, Ga., Lucy Eugenia Shy(born Feb. 24, 1920), daughter of Homer and Alice (Henderson) Shy. Walter B.Williams, Jr., is the son of Walter Barren and Lottie (Thompson) Williams, andthe grandson of John Thomas and Ann Shropshire (Barron) Williams, and WallTattnall and Josephine (Wade) Thompson.TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT—JONES, TWIGGS, WILKINSONALVAH MONROE GREENE, Gray, Senator, 21st dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. BornJan. 24, 1894 in Gray, Jones co., Ga. Attended Gray high school. Baptist. Democrat.Mason; W.O.W.; Alderman, secretary and treasurer, Gray, Ga., 1935-38. Member,house of rep., Jones co., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Jan. 27, 1916 in Macon, Bibb co., Ga., Jessie EstelleGlawson (born Dec. 23, 1896 in Jones co., Ga.), daughter of Jesse Jackson andSarah Jane Glawson. Children: Alvah Jackson; Joseph Daniel. A. M. Greene isthe son of Bradley Monroe and Mary Malinda (Turner) Greene, and the grandsonof John C. Greene (Confederate soldier) and Henrietta (Hawthorn) Greene, andof Radford Jordan and Francis Dumas (Johnson) Turner.89

ALEX S. BOONE, JR., Irwinton, Senator, 21st dist., 1947. Lawyer. Bora Jan.23, 1910 in Toomsboro, Wilkinson co., Ga. Attended Irwinton high school; YoungHarris Academy; Young Harris College. Christian. Democrat. Solicitor, city court,Irwinton, 1931-33; solicitor, co. Court, Jan. 1, 1933-May 9, 1937, member, houseof rep., Wilkinson co., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Alex S. Boone Jr., is the son of Alex S. and Marie (Meadows)Boone, and the grandson of John M. and Sarah Elizabeth (Ivey) Boone, and J. E.and Mary Frances (Moore) Meadows.JOSEPH HENRY ROWLAND, Wrightsville, Senator, 21st dist., 1949. Farmer;merchant. Born June 24, 1869 in Wrightsville, Johnson co., Ga. Attended commonschools. Methodist. Democrat. County school commissioner 1895-98; clerk, superior and city courts, 1905-08; member, county board of education and city council,Wrightsville, for number of years. Member, house of rep., Johnson co., 1937-37/38Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Senator, 16th dist., 1941.Family details: Married (1) Dec. 24, 1893 in Johnson co., Ga., Nancy JanaSnell (born Mch. 21,' 1874; died Apr. 15, 1919), daughter of James Christopherand Martha Malinda (Green) Snell. Children: Arthur B.; Raymon H.; James;Robbie L.; Grayson C.; Joe Harry; Nancy Jane; Doris. Married (2) Dec. 30, 1921,Willie Graham (born Dec. 31, 1882), daughter of William Graham of Telfair co.,Ga. Joseph H. Rowland is the son of John R. and Susannah J. (Johnson) Rowland,and the grandson of Joseph W. and Elizabeth (Smith) Rowland, and Willis andDelitha (Meeks) Johnson.TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT—BIBB, LAMAR, MONROE, PIKEWILLIAM BRADFORD FREEMAN, Forsyth, Senator, 22nd dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born Sept. 14, 1901 in Monroe co., Ga. Graduated Hearn Academy,Cave Springs, Ga., 1919, and Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1925, and LL.B. degree 1927. Teacher, Monroe co. schools, 1919/20; instructor in Latin, Mercer University, 1924/1927; lawyer, Forsyth, Ga., since 1928. Methodist Democrat. Cityattorney, Forsyth, several years; past president, Flint Circuit Bar Association. Member, house of rep., Monroe co., 1931, 1933.Family details: Married Merle Smith, of Juliette, Ga. Son of Everett BradfordFreeman, and Zodie Hale Freeman, and the grandson of Thomas and Elizabeth(Walker) Freeman, and of William Franklin Hale (Confederate soldier) andGeorgia (Ponder) Hale.CLIFFORD BARNEY SEAY, Barnesville, Senator, 22nd dist., 1947. Lawyer.Born April 19, 1917 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. Graduated Monticello, Fla. HighSchool 1937; attended Cumberland University; graduated Atlanta Law School,1942, LL.B. degree. Methodist. Democrat. Delta Theta Phi; Mason; Rotarian;Elk. City atty., Barnesville, 1944-45; Lamar co. Atty., 1946.Family details: Married Feb. 2, 1947 in Barnesville, Ga., Frances Jeannette Garrett,daughter of O. C. and Myrtice (Sikes) Garrett. C. B. Seay is the son ofC. B. and Jenniebelle (Bishop) Seay, and the grandson of H. S. and Tabitha(GJore) Seay, and G. S. and Mary Eugenia (Braswell) Bishop.90

•J. KIMBALL ZELLNER, Forsyth, Senator, 22nd dist., 1949. Farmer. SenatorZellner is 67 years old and was educated in the rural schools of Ga. He was for 16yean chairman of the Monroe co. Board of Education.Family details: Married Miss Annie Pamelia Haygood. Children: Haygood;Kimball; Holmes; Harold; Elizabeth.*(No data for sketch furnished; the above from "Assembly Profiles," AtlantaJournal, Oct. 5, 1949).TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT—CRAWFORD, HOUSTON, PEACH, TAYLORALONZO CHURCH RILEY, Fort Valley, Senator, 23rd dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Lawyer. Born June 28, 1885 in Marshallville, Macon- co., Ga. Attended Perry highSchool; North Ga. College. Methodist. Democrat. All degrees in Free Masonry;Scottish Rite; York Rite; W.O.W.; M.W.A.; Mystic Shrine. Practiced law, Atlanta,1908; after World War I resumed practice in Fort Valley. Served in World War I,1st Lt., Q.M.C. Mayor, Fort Valley, 1922-24, 1931-45; member, house of rep.,Peach co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Single. A. C. Riley is the son of Alonzo Church and Lula Ann(Frederick) Riley, and the grandson of George Samuel and Caroline Catherine(Wade) Riley, and Major James Daniel and Eliza Ann (Felder) Frederick.LOUIS ROBINSON ADAMS, Butler, Senator, 23rd dist., 1947. Farmer. BornSept. 10, 1894, in Palatka, Fla. Graduated Butler High School, 1913. Methodist.Democrat. Mason. Sgt., World War I.Family details: Married Feb. 12, 1924 in Butler, Ga., Eve Stewart, daughter ofEdgar and Leah Eve (Jones) Stewart. One child: Oscar Stewart. L. R. Adams isthe son of Oscar E. and Sallie E. (Rhodes) Adams, and grandson of Jos. T. andSarah (Grace) Adams, and Jno. W. and Frances G. (Calwell) Rhodes.JOHN SHARMAN HARRIS, Roberta, Senator, 23rd dist., 1949. Born Oct. 18,1895 in Knoxville, Crawford co., Ga. Attended Roberta public schools. Democrat.Member, Crawford co. commissioners.Family details: Married May 12, 1916 in Roberta, Ga., Oleta Champion (boraOct. 23, 1896), daughter of John Homer and Minnie Estelle (Avera) Champion.Children: Margaret Estelle; John Sharman, Jr. John S. Harris is the son ofZachary Taylor and Georgia Anna (Sharman) Harris, and the grandson of AddersonElisha and Caroline (Hicks) Harris, and Owen Carroll and Georgia Anna (Miller)Sharman.TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT—CHATTAHOOCHEE, MARION, MUSCOGEEH. DIXON SMITH, Columbus, Senator, 24th dist., 1935, 1939 (pres. pro tern),1941, 1945-45 Ex.-46. (died Oct. 25, 1945). Lumber manufacturer. Born Nov. 21,1888 in Shelby, Cleveland co., N. C. Attended Shelby high school; Wake ForestCollege. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Member, house of rep., Muscogee co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.91

Family details: Married June 29, 1910 in Shelby, N. C., Pearl Weathers (bornAug. 16, 1888), daughter of Albert Pinkney and Amelia Octaira (Nolan) Weathers.Children: J. P.; H. Dixon, Jr.; Ned; Pearl Weathers. H. Dixon Smith was the son ofJulius Lee and Margaret Ann (Carpenter) Smith, and the grandson of Abrahamand Mary (Chapman) Smith, and John A. and Annie Lavinia (Mull) Carpenter.B. ED JOHNSON, Muscogee co., elected Senator, 24th dist., Nov. 28, 1945 tofill unexpired term of H. Dixon Smith, deceased. (No data for sketch furnished.)JAMES PERSONS HOGG, Buena Vista, Senator, 24th dist., 1919-20, 1947.Farmer. Born Feb. 13, 1879 in Marion co., Ga. Methodist. Democrat. K. of P.;W.O.W Member, house of rep., Marion co., 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex., 1917-18, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Family details: Married June 9, 1921 in Atlanta, Ga., Helena Armstrong (bornOct. 28, 1886), daughter of William and Elizabeth (Irwin) Armstrong. JamesPersons Hogg is the son of James Hamilton and Mary Elizabeth (Phillips) Hogg,and the grandson of James Turner and Rachel (Calhoun) Phillips.JOHN H. LAND, Columbus, Senator, 24th dist., 1949. (No data for sketch furnished.)TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT—HARRIS, TALBOT, UPSONJAMES LYNWOOD BENTLEY, SR., Thomaston, Senator, 25th dist., 1945-45Ex.-46. Merchant; cattleman. Born Mch. 1, 1904 near Thomaston, Upson co., Ga.Attended Oak Grove grammar school; R. E. Lee Institute. Primitive Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Woodman; Odd Fellow. Member, State Democratic exec.committee, 1946-1950; delegate, National Democratic Convention, Philadelphia,1948; member, Governor's staff, 1949-1950. Member, house of rep., Upson co.,1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Dec. 7, 1924 in Upson co., Ga., Mellie Clarice Abercrombie(born Sept. 16, 1907), daughter of Thomas Anderson and Mary Ann,(Reeves) Abercrombie. Children: James Lynwood, Jr.; Thomas Preston; MelvinReeves; Audrey Claire. J. L. Bentley, Sr., is the son of James Walter and MinnieLee (Trice) Bentley, and the grandson of James Washington and Laura Jane(Harrison) Bentley, and Elija T. and Emma Jackson (Roberts) Trice.JOHN H. WOOD ALL, Woodland, Senator, 25th dist., 1947. Manufacturer. BornApril 4, 1886 in Pleasant Hill, Talbot co., Ga. Attended Talbot co. common schools;graduated Ga. Tech, 1908, Mechanical Engineering. Methodist. Democrat. MemberLions club; State Board of Education 1941-42; Trustee Woodland High School1918-37; County Board of Education 1920 to date.Family details: Married May 18, 1910 in Talbot co., Ga., Alberta Mae Matthews,daughter of Thos. F. and Alberta Mae (Fickling) Matthews. Children: DorothyRachel (Mrs. Robt. H. Wilson); John Henry. J. H. Woodall is the son of HenryT. and Rachel Ida (Pye) Woodall, and the grandson of Robt. B. and CorneliaEugenia E. (Thornton) Woodall, and John and Sarah Ann (Chambless) Pye.GERALD BENJAMIN SAUNDERS, Waverly Hall, Senator, 25th dist., 1949,member, house of rep., Harris co., 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939. Lumber manufacturer. Born Aug. 16, 1900 in Lilesville, Anson co., N. C. Graduated Lilesville, N. C.,high school, 1918. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner.92

Family details: Married Aug. 5, 1939 in Waverly Hall, Ga., Charlotte EugeniaAlexander (born July 31, 1912 in Anson co., N. C.), daughter of Abel C. andEugenia (Saunders) Alexander. Children: Charlotte Alexander; Nancy Thomas;Gerald Benjamin, Jr.; Richard Vaden. G. B. Saunders is the son of Joseph T. andFitzgerald (Thomas) Saunders, and the grandson of Benjamin and Jemima F.(Smith) Saunders, and John M. and Elizabeth (Redfern) Thomas.TWENTY-SIXTH DISTRICT—BUTTS, FAYETTE, SPALDINGB. HARVEY HODGES, Jackson, Senator, 26th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (SeeHouse of Representatives, Butts co., 1949.)FERROL A. SAMS, SR., Fayetteville, Senator, 26th dist., 1947 (res., July 1).Teacher; lawyer. Born Mch. 29, 1892 in Fayetteville, Fayette co., Ga. GraduatedLocust Grove Institute, 1911; Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1914; Emory University, LL.B. degree, 1924. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; K.A.; American Legion;V.F.W.; D.A.V. Fayette co. school supt., 1924-44; State director, Veterans education, 1944-47-48; Fayette co. school supt., 1948-date. Capt., Inf., World War I;Weceived Presidential citation signed by Woodrow Wilson; Purple Heart; U.D.C.M dal with Dolphin.Family details: Married Aug. 23, 1917 in Fayette co., Ga., Mildred Matthews(bom Aug. 15, 1892), daughter of Erastus and Ella (Bradley) Matthews. Children:Jimrnie K.; Marjorie Yvonne; Ferrol A., Jr.; Janice; Sara. Ferrol A. Sams is theson of James and Ophelia Jane (Porter) Sams, and the grandson of William J. andSallie (Ozborn) Sams, and Hugh and Hanie (Hanson) Porter.KING WILLIAM McELWANEY, JR., Fayetteville, Senator, 26th dist., 1948 (inplace of F. A. Sams, res.). Farmer; merchant. Born May 21, ....... in Coweta co.,Ga. Graduated Fayetteville high school, 1932. Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married Mch. 29, 1936 in Griffin, Ga., Martha Elizabeth Griffith(born Apr. 23, 1916), daughter of James Dallas and Keetura Maud (Gaddy) Griffith. Children: Marcia Ann; Jan Griffith; King William, III; Michael Anthony.K. W. McElwaney, Jr., is the son of King William and Nora Lee (Bearden) Mc-Elwaney, and the grandson of L. O. and Emily Rachael (Davis) McElwaney, andW. N. and Nancy Ann (Handley) Bearden.ALBERT G. SWINT, Orchard Hill, Senator, 26th dist., 1949. Merchant; farmer.Born Jan. 28, 1890 in Orchard Hill, Spalding co., Ga. Attended common grammarschools. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Elk. Member, Spalding co. board of education, 8 years; member, National Guard; member, house of rep.j Spalding eo.,1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Family details: Married June 22, 1911 in Griffin, Ga., Mattie Boyd (born Sept.13, 1888), daughter of James and Susie Boyd. Children: Roger H.; Lillian; JohnAlbert; James Millard; Albert George, Jr. Albert G. Swint is the son of Millard F.and Mattie (Segraves) Swint, and the grandson of G. W. and Martha (Bond)Swint, and J. P. and Mollie (Alien) Segraves.93

TWENTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT—BARROW, OCONEE, WALTONWILLIAM MORGAN HOLSENBECK, SR., Winder, Senator, 27th dist., 1945-45Ex.-46. Educator; farmer; lawyer. Born July 28, 1881 in Jones co., Ga. AttendedJones co. public schools; graduated Mercer University, B.S. degree, 1903; postgraduate work, University of Ga., 1932; graduated Quillian Law School, 1935.Methodist. Democrat. Knights of Pythias; Red Man; Mason; Shriner. School SupU,Barrow co., Ga., 1915-21, 1925-32; member, board of Education, Winder, 1918-21;charter member, Kudzu club of America; first pres., Ga. Asso. Soil conservationdist. supervisors; past pres., Winder Kiwanis club; pres., Galloway Farm No. 35.Family details: Married Dec. 25, 1907 in Winder, Ga., Lavada Arnold (bornMch. 5, 1887), daughter of Seaborn W. and Georgia (Hammond) Arnold. Children: William Morgan, Jr.; Arnold; George Hammond. Wm. H. Holsenbeck is theson of Wiley H. and Helen (Morgan) Holsenbeck, and the grandson of Daniel andElizabeth (Ross) Holsenbeck, and William G. and Elizabeth (Moore) Morgan.WILLIAM HENRY HODGES, JR., Watkinsville, Senator, 27th dist., 1947rMerchant. Born March 29, 1893 in Watkinsville, Oconee co., Ga. Attended Wat'kinsville High School; University of Ga. Baptist. Democrat. American Legion[private World War I.Family details: Married July 20, 1919 in Watkinsville, Ga., Bessie Burton Wells,daughter of Elbert B. and Emma David (Kesler) Wells. One child: Wm. Henry 4III. W. H. Hodges, Jr., is the son of W. H. and Cleo (Langford) Hodsjes, and thagrandson of Thos. and Amanda (Cogburn) Hodges, and Wm. B. and Ellen (Elder)Langford.HENRY WOODY DA VIS, Jefferson, Senator, 27th dist., 1949. Lawyer; farmer.Born Mch. 28, 1894 in Camilla, Mitchell co., Ga. Graduated University of Ga.,LL.B. degree, 1924; began the practice of law in Athens, Ga., 1923. Baptist. Democrat. Private, corporal, U. S. Army, World War I; served in A.E.F. Judge Advocate,American Legion, dept. of Ga., 1935. Solicitor, city court, Jefferson, Jan. 1, 1933-Jan. 1, 1949; mayor, Jefferson, Jan. 1, 1941-Jan. 1, 1945. Member, house of rep.,Jackson co., 1931.Family details: Married (1) Aug. 14, 1919 in Webster co., Ga., Mary LissieSims (born Apr. 4, 1892; died Dec. 8, 1922), daughter of John O. and Theodocia(Tracey) Sims. One daughter: Woody Blossom (Davis) Battaglia. Married (2)June 28, 1932, Bertha (Webb) Wood (born Mch. 9, 1893), daughter of Judge Warren and Dora (Goss) Webb. H. W. Davis is the son of Clarendon and Minnie T.(Sharp) Davis, and the grandson of Wilson Lee and Annie Bower (Holt) Davis, andJohn Woodward and Mary (West) Sharp.TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT—JASPER, MORGAN, PUTNAMCHARLES T. EDWARDS, Monticello, Senator, 28th dist., 1945-45 Extra-46.(No data for sketch furnished.)DR. E. F. GRIFFITH, Eatonton, Senator, 28th dist., 1947. (For sketch, seeHouse of Representatives, Putnam co., 1949.)CHARLES ROSS MASON, Madison, Senator, 28th dist., 1949, member, house of94

ep., Morgan co., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex-46, 1947. Farmer,Lumber and Fertilizer business. Born Dec. 26, 1881 in Homer, Jackson co., Ga,Attended common schools of Jackson and Gordon counties. Baptist Democrat.Mason, past Worshipful Master. Alderman, Madison, 1929; County Commissioner,11934; Kiwanis club.Family details: Married Dec. 27, 1903, Ammer Biddy, daughter of Elijah andGeorgia Ann (Anderson) Biddy. Children: Charles Livingston; Mary Lou. CharlesJL Mason is the son of Samuel Knox and Mattie Elizabeth (Haulbrook) Mason, andthe grandson of John Clark and Mary Frances (Mareet) Mason.TWENTY-NINTH DISTRICT—COLUMBIA, LINCOLN, McDUFFIEJOHN P. DRINKARD, Lincolnton, Senator, 29th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (Forf-ketch, see House of Representatives, Lincoln co., 1949.)ROBERT E. KNOX, Thomson, Senator, 29th dist., 1947. Lawyer. Born Mch.is, 1916 in Thomson, McDuffie co., Ga. Graduated Thomson high school, 1933;University of Ga., 1938. Methodist. Democrat. Pi Kappa Phi; Phi Delta Phi. City^ouncil 1939-40; city atty., 1946. Lt Col., World War II; honorably discharged1943.Married Dec. 29, 1943, in Atlanta, Ga., Ruth Middleton Hall, daughter of Rev.C. A. and Virginia (Middleton) Hall. One son: Robert E., Jr. R. E. Knox is theion of Peter S. and Gertrude (Austin) Knox, and the grandson of Chas. E. andLeila (Williams) Knox, and John W. and Emma (Latimer) Austin.EDGAR DANIEL CLARY, JR., Harlem, Senator, 29th dist., 1949. Banker;[farmer; cattleman. Born Aug. 25, 1906 in Harlem, Columbia co., Ga. GraduatedEmory Academy, 1926; attended University of Ga., 1926-27. Methodist. Democrat.Pi Kappa Phi; B.P.O.E.; Rotarian (past pres.). Private, Infantry, 1944; Mayor,Harlem, 1944-45; chm., Columbia co. board of education, 1945; member, houseof rep., Columbia co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941 (res.).Family details: Married Dec. 31, 1940 in Augusta, Ga., Virginia Louise Stephensborn Feb. 8, 1917), daughter of J. Paul and Fannie Mae (Morris) Stephens. Children: Edgar Daniel, III; Frances Cora; Virginia Louise. E. D. Clary, Jr., is the(on of Edgar Daniel and Cora (Bell) Clary, and the grandson of James M. andFrances Virginia (Reville) Clary, and John W. and Susan F. (White) Bell.THIRTIETH DISTRICT—MADISON, ELBERT, HARTPEYTON SAMUEL HAWES, SR., Elberton, Senator, 30th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Lawyer; fanner; hotel owner and operator. Born Sept. 4, 1903 in Elberton, Elbertco., Ga. Graduated Elberton high school, 1922; attended Ga. Tech, 1922-23; graduated Emory University, LL.B. degree, 1929. Episcopalian. Democrat. Mason; Elk;Rotarian; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. City atty., Elberton, 1936-37; solicitor, city court,Elberton, Mch. 25, 1937-Jan. 29, 1940; member, house of rep., Elbert co., 1931.Family details: Married June 14, 1933 in Elberton, Ga., Alice Virginia Smith(born Mch. 25, 1909), daughter of Alexander Franklin and Minor (Carpenter)Smith. Children: Peyton Samuel, Jr.; Alexander Sidney; Mary Minor. Peyton S.95

Hawes, Si., is the son of Dr. Albert Sidney and Julia Mary (Cade) Hawes, andthe grandson of Mosley and Bertha Jane (Dallas) Hawes, and Guilford Starke andLouise (Mclntosh) Cade.TENNIS SEABORN MASON, Hartwell, Senator, 30th dist., 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1941,1947. Lawyer; farmer. Born Jan. 6, 1885 in Hart co., Ga. Graduated Locust GroveInstitute; Mercer University. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Member, house of rep.,Hart co., 1919-20, 1921-22.Family details: Married Nov. 28, 1917 in Bowersville, Ga., Bernice Gaines, daughter of Robert L. and Judson (Bowen) Gaines. Tennis S. Mason is the son ofElijah N. and Sallie (Walters) Mason.JAMES KNOX GHOLSTON, Comer, Senator, 30th dist., 1949. Member, St.Highway Com., 10th dist., Apr. 21, 1943-Jan. 12, 1947 exp. Member, GholstonBros.; Whitehead & Gholston; mgr., Comer Oil Mill. Born Feb. 7, 1881 in Comer,Madison co., Ga. Educated Comer grammar school; Elberton public schools; SpenceBusiness College. Democrat, Knights of Pythias. Member, Madison co. commissioners, 1937-1948; Board of Regents, University of Ga., 1937-39; Selective ServiceAppeals Board, 1940-47; citations and certificates of merit, awarded by PresidentsRoosevelt and Truman for service rendered. Member, Governor's Staff, 1937-38.Author, "Gholston Highway Bill."Family details: Single. J. K. Gholston is the son of Jas. P. and Hattie Elizabeth(McCurdy) Gholston, and the grandson of \Vm. Dabney and Nancy (Daniel)Gholston, and John A. and Nancy (Thompson) McCurdy.THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT-FRANKLIN, HABERSHAM, STEPHENSFRANK C. GROSS, Toccoa, Senator, 31st dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (For sketch,see House of Representatives, Stephens co., 1949.)THOMAS DUKE WILLIAMS. (See p. 110 for sketch.)THOMAS JEFFERSON McGAHEE, Cornelia, Senator, 31st dist., 1948 (unexpiredterm of T. D. Williams, res.). Funeral Director. Born Aug. 26, 1909 in Dearing,McDuffie co., Ga. Graduated Harlem high school, 1928; attended MercerUniversity. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; I.O.O.F.Family details: Married Dec. 31, 1944 in Habersham co., Ga., Lena B. Harden(born Feb. 9, 1927), daughter of Frank G. and Annie S. (Turpen) Barden. ThomasJ. McGahee is the son of James Mose and Van Delia (Connell) McGahee, andthe grandson of Andrew Jackson McGahee, and of Jane (Pennington) Connell.C. M. HIGGINBOTHAM, Royston, Senator, 31st dist., 1949. (No data forsketch furnished.)THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT—LUMPKIN, WHITE, DAWSONARTHUR JAMES NIX, Dawsonville, Senator, 32nd dist., 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46.Farmer; real estate dealer. Born Sept. 16, 1895 in Dawson co., Ga. Died Oct. 2,1946. Educated in common schools of Dawson co. Member, house of rep., Dawsonco., 1927.96

Family details: Married Sept. 17, 1916 in Dawson CO., Ga., Pearl Conner,daughter of U. G. Conner. One child: Dorothy Nelle. Arthur James Nix was theion of John Aaron and Julia A. (Duncan) Nix, and the grandson of W. J. andRebecca Nix, and of James D. and Nancy Jane Duncan.CHARLES MAJOR DORSEY, Rt. 3, Cleveland, Senator, 32nd dist., 1947. (Forsketch, see House of Representatives, White CO., 1949.)ARTHUR EUGENE HOUSLEY, Dahlonega, Senator, 32nd dist., 1949. Born1917 in Nelson, Pickens CO., Ga. Educated in the schools of Dahlonega. Vicechairmanof the Senate committee on veterans affairs. Joined the Army beforePearl Harbor in 1941, seriously wounded in the Philippine Islands on Feb. 7, 1945and was discharged in 1947.Family details: Single. Arthur Eugene Housley is the son of Will Housley, formersheriff of Lumpkin co.(No data for sketch furnished: Above from "Assembly Profiles," The AtlantaJournal, Mch. 1, 1950).THIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT—BANKS, HALL, JACKSONWILLIAM LAFAYETTE NORTON, Gainesville, Senator, 33rd dist., 1945-45Ex.-46. Insurance and real estate business; pres., W. L. Norton Agency, Inc. BornOct. 4, 1895 in Clayton, Rabun CO., Ga. Attended Clayton' high school; ClarkesvilleA. & M.; Rabun-Gap Nacoochee School; Southern Business University. Methodis't.Democrat. Past Worshipful Master, F. & A. M.; charter pres., Gainesville CivitanClub; past commander, American Legion; steward, Methodist Church over 20years; District Steward and Trustee, Gainesville district parsonage; 9th dist. supervisor, 1935 agricultural census; chmn., Hall co. Democratic exec. committee, 1942-1948; vice pres. and organizer, Longstreet Hills devel. co., Gainesville; Sgt., A.E.F.,World War I.Family details: Married Sept. 15, 1921 in Cleveland, Ga., Eliza Kenimer (bornAug. 26, 1904), daughter of Frank and Anna (Oakes) Kenimer. Children: William Lafayette, Jr.; Anna Malissa; Frank Kenimer. W. L. Norton is the son ofWilliam Clayton and Malissa (Dockins) Norton, and grandson of Richard Edwardand Elizabeth Norton, and Edward Benjamin and Amanda (Wall) Dockins.JOHN B. GORDON LOGAN, Homer, Senator, 33rd dist., 1917-18, 1947. Lawyer.Born Oct. 27, 1887 near Blairsville, Union co., Ga. Teacher in Banks co. schoolsbefore beginning the practice of law in 1912. Graduated Atlanta Law School, 1912.Democrat. Mason. Chairman, democratic executive committee, Banks co. for several years; Banks co. attorney, 1917-date; member, house of rep., Banks co., 1921-22, 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex., 1927, 1929-31 Ex., 1931.Family details: Married June 10, 1926 in Homer, Ga., Francine Margurett Jolly,daughter of Joseph M. and Fannie (Reeves) Jolly. One daughter: Frances Elizabeth.J. B. G. Logan is the son of Joshua C. and Elizabeth (McCoy) Logan.HOWARD THOMAS OVERBY, Gainesville, Senator, 33rd dist., 1949; member,house of rep., Hall co., 1947. Lawyer. Born June 14, 1915 in Buford, Gwinnett co.,Ga. Graduated Mercer University; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1937; admitted97

to Bar, 1938, Gainesville. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Elk; S.A.E. 1st Lt.,World War II.Family details: Married Aug. 8, 1947 in Gainesville, Ga., Lalla Green Nimocks,daughter of Col. and Mrs. D. R. Nimocks. Howard T. Overby is the son of JamesFloyd Overby.THIRTY-FOURTH DISTRICT—DEKALB, NEWTON, ROCKDALEWILLIAM THOMAS DEAN, Conyers, Senator, 34th dist., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.,1947; pres. senate, 1947. Lawyer. Born Feb. 26, 1903 in Palmetto, Campbell co.,Ga. Graduated College Park high school, 1921; attended University of Ga., oneyear; graduated Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, 1924; began practice of lawJan. 1, 1925. Methodist. Democrat. Mason, worshipful master; Philogia Lodge,No. 178, 1934; Shriner; Elk; Lions club; W.O.W.; Gridiron and Blue Key (University of Ga.); member, Ga. Bar Assn.; Ga. Farm Bureau; Stone Mountain BarAssn.; recorder, College Park, 1925-1927-28; member, house of rep., Rockdale CO.,1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941.Family details: Married Oct. 22, 1926 in Conyers, Ga., Sarah Will Cowan (bornDec. 3, 1903), daughter of James William and Sarah Ida (Almand) Cowan. Oneson: William Thomas, Jr. William T. Dean is the son of Tatom Zellars and Harriett Virginia (Colquitt) Dean, and the grandson of Thomas Pinkney and MaryNaomi (Zellars) Dean, and George Washington and Mary Frances (Word) Colquitt.AUBREY MELL TURNER, Decatur, Senator, 34th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46., 1949.Mortician. Born Mch. 30, 1898 in Conyers, Rockdale CO., Ga. Graduated AtlantaLaw School, LL.B. degree, 1921. Mortician in Decatur since 1923. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner. Soldier, World War I. Member, house of rep., DeKalb co.,1933, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex..Family details: Married Nell Lucile Johnson (born Sept. 18, 1900 in Macon,Ga.), daughter of C. R. and Elizabeth (Lasseter) Johnson. One son: Aubrey Mell,Jr. Mell Turner is the son of A. S. and Myra (Haygood) Turner, and the grandson of Elijah and Martha (Gregory) Turner, and of O. S. and Susan (Langford)Haygood.THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT—CLAYTON, HENRYRALPH LESLEY TURNER, McDonough, Senator, 35th dist., 1937-37/38 Ex.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Banker. Born Jan. 26, 1883 in McDonough, Henry co., Ga. Attended McDonough high school. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shrine. City councilman, McDonough, 1908-1918.Family details: Married Dec. 30, 1914 in Newton co., Ga., Bonner Simms (bornJune 17, 1887). Ralph L. Turner is the son of Levi A. and Tommie Louise (Glass)Turner.THOMAS G. CALLAWAY, JR., Covington, Senator, 35th dist., 1947. (No datafor sketch furnished.)98

*GUS STARK, Monroe, Senator, 35th dist., 1949. Fanner. Born 1909. Graduated Monroe high school, 1929. Active in Boy Scout work for many years; chmn.,Red Cross campaigns, Walton CO., World War II; vice-chmn., his congressionaldist. in War Bond drives. Tax commissioner, Walton Co., 1932. Methodist. Mason;Odd Fellow; W.O.W.; pres., Monroe Kiwanis club, 1947.Family details: Guy Stark is a bachelor and lives with his mother, Mrs. W. B.Stark. His late father was sheriff of Monroe co., 20 years.*(No data for sketch furnished—the above from "Assembly Profiles"—The AtlantaJournal, Nov. 3, 1949).THIRTY-SIXTH DISTRICT—COWETA, MERIWETHEROBADIAH WARNER HILL, Greenville, Senator, 36th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46.(For sketch, see House of Representatives, Meriwether CO., 1949.)CHARLES REDDING GWYN, Zebulon, Senator, 36th dist., 1947. Lawyer,banker, insurance. Born Apr. 2, 1874 in Zebulon, Pike CO., Ga. Graduated EmoryCollege, Oxford, 1897, A.B. degree. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Knights of Pythias;A.T.O. Fraternity. Solicitor, Pike co. court, 1900; trustee Zebulon High School;member Pike co. Board of Education; chm. Trustees A. & A. College, Barnesville.Family details: Married Nov. 27, 1902 in Monroe co., Ga., Bessie Floyd, daughter of W. B. and Mary Caroline (Banks) Floyd. Children: Mary Carolyn; Chas. R.,Jr.; Wm. Floyd. C. R. Gwyn is the son of Wm. O. and Rebecca D. (Redding)Gwyn, and the grandson of Lorenzo and Amanda (Jones) Gwyn, and Chas. F. andMary Jane (Mangham) Redding.DANIEL BRAXTON BLALOCK, Newnan, Senator, 36th dist., 1949. Partner,Blalock Machinery & Equipment Co. Born July 20, 1887 in Fayetteville, Fayette co.,Qa. Educated in Fayette co. schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shrine. Mayorof Fayetteville, 1909; county commissioner, Fayette co., 1925-28; secretary to Gov.Hardwick during both his terms of office.Family details: Married (1) Estelle Zellars of Grantville, Ga., (died Nov. 2,1944). One son: D. Braxton, Jr. Married (2) Dec. 28, 1945 in Newnan, Ga.,Eleanor Orr. Daniel Braxton Blalock is the son of Aaron O. and Dannie P. (Ferguson)Blalock, and the grandson of Zadok Braxton and Mary Agnes (Camp) Blalock, and Dan P. and Virginia (Sharp) Ferguson.THIRTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT—CARROLL, HEARD, TROUPHENRY WESLEY CALDWELL, LaGrange, Senator, 37th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46.(For sketch see House of Representatives, Troup co., 1949.)AARON JEROME HUCKEBA, Roopville, Senator, 37th dist., 1947. Born Oct.19, 1890 in Rockalo, Heard co., Ga. Attended Bowden College. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Commissioner of Roads and Rev., 1932-36; co. Board of Education,1940-47.Family details: Married Nov. 11, 1928 in Heard co., Ga., Carrie Haynes (boraAug. 24, 1891), daughter of A. P. and Mary (Thaxton) Haynes. One child: Martha99

Virginia. A. J. Huckeba is the son of R. M. and Mary (Crews) Huckeba, and thegrandson of Green Huckeba, and Green and Mary (Parker) Crews.WILLIS SMITH, Carrollton, Senator, 37th dist., 1949. Lawyer. Born Feb. 15,1888 in Heard CO., Ga. Educated at Bowdon College; Georgetown Law School,Washington. Began the practice of law June 1911 in Carrollton, Ga. Methodist.Democrat. Mason. Solicitor, city court of Carrollton, Nov. 7, 1916-Nov. 1924; cityattorney, Carrollton, 1939-1940. Member, house of rep., Carroll co., 1941, 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1947.Family details: Married Aug. 1, 1913 in Carroll co., Ga., Annie Maud New (bornJune 21, 1892), daughter of D. F. and Alice (Elam) New. One son: Willis N.Willis Smith is the son of E. M. and Sarah A. (Walls) Smith, and the grandsonof Enoch and Jane (Craven) Smith, and Jackson and Louisa (Crews) Walls.THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT—PAULDING, HARALSON, POLKWILLIAM C. MOORE, Buchanan, Senator, 38th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. BornNov. 23, 1874 in Carrollton, Carroll co., Ga. Died Dec. 22, 1946 in Buchanan,Haralson co., Ga. Cotton and Fertilizer business in Buchanan from Jan. 1, 1900until his death. Attended Villa Rica and Buchanan High Schools. Methodist.Democrat. Mason; W.O.W. Mayor of Buchanan, 1920, 1935-1936.Family details: Married Oct. 17, 1899 in Haralson co., Ga., Toka Weatherly(born Aug. 28, 1875 in Whitfield co., Ga.), daughter of William G. and MargaretC. (Morelock) Weatherly of Tennessee. Children: Fayne; Harry; Nell (Moore)Young; William W. William C. Moore was the son of Thomas M. and ElizabethE. (McCalman) Moore, and the grandson of Joshua Moore.WILLIAM DAVIS TRIPPE, Cedartown, Senator, 38th dist., 1947. Merchant;farmer; banker. Born May 6, 1903 in Taylorsville, Bartow co., Ga. Graduated atpublic schools. Baptist. Democrat. Odd Fellow; Mason; Red Man. Past pres.,Cedartown Exchange Club; Supt. of Sunday School and vice chm., board ofDeacons, First Baptist Church, Cedartown; member, city school board, Cedartown;pres., Polk co. Child Health & Welfare Council; pres., Polk co. Democratic Club.Member, house of rep., Polk co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939.Family details: Married Dec. 27, 1921 in Atlanta, Ga., Mary Edna Parker (bornApr. 19, 1902), daughter of Dr. James T. and Cora Ann (Venable) Parker. W. D.Trippe is the son of William Davis and Julia Ann (Raiford) Trippe, and the grandson of William Madison and Elizabeth A. (Davis) Trippe, and John Calhoun andMargie Rosanna (Dodd) Raiford.B. M. JONES, Dallas, Senator, 38th dist., 1949. (Also, member, House of Representatives, Paulding co., 1939.)THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT—DOUGLAS, COBB, CHEROKEESAMUEL JEFFERSON WELSCH, Marietta, member, house of rep., Cobb co.,1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1941, 1943-43 Ex-44, 1947; Senator, 39th dist., 1939 (unexpiredterm), 1945-45 £x.-46. Lawyer. Born Sept. 15, 1902 in Preston, Websterco., Ga. Educated at Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1926; Emory University;100

Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, 1931. Baptist. Democrat. Sigma Pi. Englishprofessor, 1926-31; attorney, 1931-date.Family details: Single. Samuel J. Welsch is the son of Thomas M. and MarthaEdna (Bell) Welsch, and the grandson of Jefferson and Matilda Ann (Moody)Welsch, and William H. and Mary Eleanor (Fulford) Bell.DR. GRADY N. COKER, Canton, Senator, 39th dist., 1941, 1947. (No datafor sketch furnished.)GLENN FLORENCE, Douglasville, Senator, 39th dist., 1949. Sawmill operator;building contractor. Born Apr. 18, 1897 in Powder Springs, Cobb CO., Ga. AttendedPowder Springs high school; Young Harris College. Baptist. Democrat. F.A.M.;Royal Arch Mason; Farm Bureau; Amer. Legion; Artillery, World War I.Family details: Married Bonnie Jean Maxwell, daughter of John H. Maxwell.Glenn Florence is the son of Walter and Genie (Austin) Florence, and the grandsonof Isaac B. and Mattie Lee (Clouts) Florence.FORTIETH DISTRICT—RABUN, TOWNS, UNIONDR. C. J. WELLBORN, Blairsville, Senator, 40th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Now deceased. (No data for sketch furnished.)LORANZY THOMAS MITCHELL, Clayton, Senator, 40th dist., 1947. Farmer.Born March 11, 1877 in Waynesville, Haywood co., N. C. Attended Rabun co. common schools. Methodist. Democrat. Odd Fellow; W.O.W. Constable, 587 dist.,G. M., Rabun co., 32 years; policeman, Clayton, 6 years; Federal Revenue service,8 years; now with the State Dept. of Revenue.Family details: Married July 10, 1901 in Sylva, N. C., Maggie Clayton, daughterof George P. and Mary (Hooper) Clayton. Children: Maude (Mrs. Hutcheson) ;Annie (Mrs. Miller). L. T. Mitchell is the son of Sam and Sallie (Shelton) Mitchell,and the grandson of Rans Mitchell, and Tom Shelton.ORSBON LYNELL FOSTER, Hiawassee, Senator, 40th dist., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.,1949. Member, house of rep., Towns co., 1939, 1941. Lawyer. Born May 29, 1916in Towns co., Ga. Graduated Towns co. High School; Young Harris College.Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Odd Fellow. Served with 3rd Army in Europe, WorldWar II.Family details: Single. O. L. Foster is the son of Paul W. and Nora (Potter)Foster, and the grandson of Orsbon C. and Josie (Burrell) Foster, and Thos. B. andElizabeth (Garrett) Potter.FORTY-FIRST DISTRICT—FANNIN, GILMER, PIGKENSTHOMAS ARNTON CHASTAIN, Talking Rock, Senator, 41st dist., 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born Nov. 23, 1873 in Talking Rock, Pickens co., Ga. AttendedFairmont schools and Fairmont College. Christian. Republican. Mason; Shriner.Taught school 6 years; merchant, 8 years; now farmer. Former pres., Pickens co.board of education; ordinary, Pickens co., 1912-16; pres., Pickens co. welfare board;postmaster, Blaine, Ga., 1900-12, res.; deputy U. S. Marshall, 1926-35, res.101

Family details: Married Dec. 31, 1900 in Talking Rock, Ga., Cora Vista Cross(born July 10, 1876), daughter of Robert and Margaret Ophelia (Eaton) Cross.Children: Ruby Ophelia; Joseph Robert; James William; Thomas Roscoe, JohnHerbert, and Ruth, triplets; David Alton. T. A. Chastain is the son of Joseph R.and Amanda J. (Bunch) Chastain, and the grandson of William J. and Elizabeth(Rue) Chastain, and Thomas and Sarah (Massey) Bunch.HOKE WILLIS, Blue Ridge, Senator, 41st dist., 1947 resigned. (No data forsketch furnished.)CHARLES WILLIAM KIKER, Epworth, Ga., and Copperhill, Tenn., Senator,41st dist., 1935, 1941, 1947. Lumber manufacturer. Born Dec. 31, 1879 in Athens,McMinn CO., Tenn. Attended North Ga. Baptist College, Morganton, Ga.; EpworthSeminary, Epworth, Ga. Teacher, Fannin Co., Ga., schools, 1900-02; Polk co.,Tenn., schools, 1903-04. Methodist. Republican. Chairman, board of trustees,Epworth, Ga., grammar schools; member, finance board and building committee,Epworth Seminary. Member, house of rep., Fannin CO., 1929-31 Ex., 1933.Family details: Married Dec. 31, 1916 in Crandall, Ga., Bessie Lee McCollum,daughter'of D. B. and Cordelia (Murray) McCollum. Children: Charles William,Jr.; Amelia Bessie; Bernice Agatha; Annie Dell; Dugger Paul. C. W. Kiker is theson of Herbert Noah and Zilpha Ann (Dugger) Kiker, and the grandson of Benjamin and Mary Kiker, and Benjamin Carter and Mary Annie (Campbell) TaylorDugger.ED H. RACKLEY, Ellijay, Senator, 41st dist., 1949. (No data for sketch furnished.)FORTY-SECOND DISTRICT—BARTOW, CHATTOOGA, FLOYDTHOMAS A. COOK, Summerville, Senator, 42nd dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. BornSept. 3, 1893 in Menlo, Chattooga co., Ga. Graduated Menlo high school. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Soldier, Warld War I, serving U. S. and France; wonmedal as sharp-shooter; commander, American Legion, 1920; sheriff, Chattoogaco., several years. Member, house of rep., Chattooga co., 1939.Family details: Married June 30, 1923 in Menlo, Ga., Mary Frances Dodd(born Feb. 4, 1896), daughter of Simpson Gregory and Irene Matilda (Black) Dodd.One son: Joseph Dodd. Thomas A. Cook is the son of Joseph D. and Eliza Jane(Baker) Cook, and the grandson of Henry J. and Caryeley (Ethridge) Cook, andJohn Monroe and Elizabeth (Brown) Baker.FRANCIS LAMAR BAKER, JR., Rome, member, house of rep., Floyd co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46; Senator, 42nd dist., 1947. Petroleum business. BornAug. 31, 1906 in LaFayette, Walker co., Ga. Graduated LaFayette High School.Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married Dec. 16, 1927 in Rome, Ga., Lucy Broach, daughter ofThos. Berry and Hattie B. (Trammell) Broach. One child: Clarence Keown.F. L. Baker, Jr., is the son of Francis Lamar and Frances Elizabeth (Cordel) Baker.CLAUDE CLEVELAND PITTMAN, Cartersville, Senator, 42nd dist., 1919-20,102

1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1949; member, house of rep., Bartow co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Lawyer. Born Feb. 20, 1885 in Calhoun, Gordon co., Ga. Graduated ReinhardtCollege, 1909; Emory College, Ph.B. degree, 1912; University of Ga., LL.B. degree,1915. Began the practice of law in Cartersville, June 1915. Methodist. Democrat.Lion; Mason; Shriner; member, Jr. Order. Solicitor-general, Cherokee circuit, Jan.1, 1925-Feb. 28, 1927, res; judge, Cherokee circuit, Feb. 28, 1927-Nov. 15, 1938.Family details: Married Feb. 20, 1918 Emily Daves (born Dec. 5, 1891 in Cartersville, Ga.), daughter of W. W. and Annie (Hopkins) Daves. Children: WalterDaves; Emily Ann (Pittman) Hoyt; Mary Jessica (Pittman) Ferguson; Leila. C. C.Pittman is the son of Robt. McGrady and Leila (Thomas) Pittman, and the grandson of H. H. and Malinda (Barnwell) Pittman, and Philip and Mary (Dickerson)Thomas.FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT—WHITFIELD, GORDON, MURRAYJOHN ROY McGINTY, SR., Calhoun, Senator, 43rd dist., 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46.Publisher. Born June 19, 1887 in Tallapoosa, Ala. Attended rural schools inChambers co., Ala.; graduated Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, 1912. Democrat.Member, Calhoun Rotary Club, pres., 1948-49. Printing and publishing since 15years of age; established and published Whigham (Ga.) Journal, 1907; mechanicaldept., Atlanta Constitution, 1910-12; published LaGrange (Ga.) Graphic, 1912-14;published Chatsworth (Ga.) Times, 1915-29; published Calhoun (Ga.) Times,1929-date. Member, board of trustees, Chatsworth school dist., (secretary andtreasurer) 1921-29; member, Chatsworth city council, one year; mayor, Calhoun,1948-49; member, Ga. State Board of Education, 1943-49.Family details: Married (1) Jan. 29, 1907 in Opelika, Ala., Emma CliffieThomas (born Apr. 28, 1886; died Oct. 1913), daughter of Alexander Thomas.Children: John Roy, Jr.; Franklin Alexander. Married (2) 1914 in LaGrange,Ga., Vera Vashti Edwards (born Mch., 1889; died Feb. 28, 1936), daughter ofGeorge Magruder and Nannie (Woodall) Edwards. Married (3) 1936 in Leeds,Ala., Myrtle (Fondren) Atkinson (born Mch. 20, 1900). One step-daughter: PerrillahElizabeth (Atkinson) Malone. J. Roy McGinty, Sr., is the son of JohnFranklin and Laura Viola (Spikes) McGinty, and the grandson of William andAnna .(Moore) McGinty, and Marion Spikes.CHARLES ADAM PANNELL, Chatsworth, Senator, 43rd dist., 1947. (Forsketch, see House of Representatives, Murray co., 1949.)WALLACE CALVIN BRYANT, Dalton, Senator, 43rd dist., 1949. Mgr. BusStation; Pres., Duchess Chenilles, Inc.; past Pres., Dalton Brick and Tile Corp.Born June 15, 1916 in Cohutta, Whitfield co., Ga. Attended Cohutta grammarschools; graduated Cohutta High School, 1934. Baptist. Democrat. Elks; Amvets;Amer. Legion. U. S. Army, World War I.; received Good Conduct Medal.Family details: Married Nov. 6, 1938 in Whitfield co., Ga., Doris Emily Mc-Arthur

FORTY-FOURTH DISTRICT—CATOOSA, DADE, WALKERJOHN L. MAVITY, Rossville, Senator, 44th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (For sketch,see House of Representatives, Walker co., 1947.)CHARLES BENJAMIN YATES, Ringgold, Senator, 44th dist., 1947. Merchant;farmer. Born May 26, 1895 in Ringgold, Catoosa co., Ga. Attended Ringgold public schools; 7th dist. A. & M. School; Young Harris College; Tech night school.Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Eastern Star; American Legion. Church schoolsupt.; trustee and chmn., board of stewards. Served in World War I.Family details: Married June 8, 1921 in Atlanta, Ga., Vera Rebecca Gaines(born-Feb. 5, 1898), daughter of John Yarbrough and Olive Irene (Tumlin) Gaines.Children: Margaret Josephine; Elizabeth Anne. Charles B. Yates is the son ofAlien Porter and Frances Josephine (Stroup) Yates, and the grandson of MajorPresley and Rachael Frances (Thedford) Yates, and Daniel Peeler and Rudy Elizabeth Stroup.RUFUS W. MASSEY, Wildwood, Senator, 44th dist., 1949; member, house ofrep., Dade co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Farmer; merchant. Born Oct. 11, 1894 inKelley's Ferry, Marion co., Tenn. Educated in Marion and Hamilton co. publicschools; Pryor's Institute. Primitive Baptist. Democrat. Amer. Legion. Served onU. S. Draft Board, Tax Equalization and Welfare Boards, Dade co.; school trustee;vice-pres., Community Improvement League, Dade co. Cpl. in World War I.Family details: Married Sept. 29, 1920 in Chattanooga, Tenn., Vina Thompson(born Jan. 18, 1900), daughter of Jos. B. and Margaret Elizabeth (Newsome)Thompson. One child: Guy Milton. Rufus W. Massey is the son of Jas. S. andSara (McNabb) Massey, and the grandson of Jas. S. and Mary Jane (McCullum)Massey, and Wm. and Lucy Tilda (Sexton) McNabb.FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT—BEN HILL, IRWIN, TELFAIRC. O. WALKER, Fitzgerald, Senator, 45th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (For sketch,see House of Representatives, Ben Hill Co., 1947.)W. H. WALKER, Milan, Senator, 45th dist., 1947. (No data for sketch furnished.)HENRY LOONEY LAYTON, Chula, Senator, 45th dist., 1949. Farmer; generalmerchant. Born Nov. 21, 1897 in Bowdon, Carroll co., Ga. Attended Bremen public schools. Baptist. Democrat. J. P., Irwin co., 15 years.Family details: Married Feb. 12, 1918 Cora Lee Boman (born Nov. 12, 1894),daughter of J. P. and Margaret (Kilgore) Boman. One child: Needham Henry, Jr.H. L. Layton is the son of Needham H. and Mollie (Bledsoe) Layton, and thegrandson of Tom and ........ ..... (Benefield) Layton.FORTY-SIXTH DISTRICT—BACON, COFFEE, PIERCEHOMER L. CAUSEY, Alma, Senator, 46th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (For sketch,see House of Representatives, Bacon co., 1947.)104

EDDIE COLUMBUS WIDEMAN, Douglas, Senator, 46th dist., 1947. Teacher;business man. Born Apr. 16, 1906 in Plum Branch, McGormick CO., S. C. AttendedFlum Branch and McCormick high schools; University of Ga. Methodist. Democrat.Mason; Kiwanis. Investigator, Ga. Real Estate Commission.Family details: Married Sept. 1, 1929 in Douglas, Ga., Marjorie CatherineMoseley (born Oct. 23, 1913), daughter of R. K. and Annie (Dixon) Moseley.Children: Jean Carol; Ermyne Ann. E. C. Wideman is the son of C. L. and Sallie(Osband) Wideman, and the grandson of Jas. A. and Georgia (Wells) Wideman,and John and Amelia Osband.LEE SMITH PURDOM, Blackshear, Senator, 46th dist., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1949.member, house of rep., Pierce CO., 1931 Ex. Lawyer. Graduated Ga. Normal College, University of Ga., and Atlanta Law School, B.S.C., LL.B., LL.M. degrees.Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Elk; W.O.W.; Eastern Star. City atty., Blackshear,1933 to date; atty., town of Patterson, 1933 to date; member, all Governors'Staffs since 1932. Entered as private, Georgia State Guard, promoted throughgrades to Col. on active duty; last commanding officer before Guard was disbanded.Family details: Single. Lee S. Purdom is the son of Chas. T. and Mollie(Smith) Purdom, and the grandson of Thomas and Elizabeth (Strickland) Purdom,and Ancil L. and Celia (Griffis) Smith.FORTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT—COLQUITT, TIFT, TURNERGEORGE W. BRANCH, Tifton, Senator, 47th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Cotton merchant. Born Jan. 10, 1885 near Irwinville, Irwin co., Ga. Attended common countyschools. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner. Member, house of rep., Tift co.,1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Apr. 13, 1906 in Bradford co., Fla., Maude Thompson(born Dec. 13, 1888), daughter of Dr. J. H. and Bessie (Elarbee) Thompson. One•son: Warren Francis. G. W. Branch is the son of W. W. D. and Nancy (Young)Branch, and the grandson of William and Louisa Jane (Whiddon) Branch, andGeorge and Mary (Cooper) Young.WALTER WILLIAM BRANCH, Ashburn, Senator, 47th dist., 1947 (resigned inJuly to accept position with State Highway Department). Farmer; policeman; U. S.•Coast Guard police. Born May 26, 1898 in Ashburn, Turner co., Ga. AttendedTurner co. rural school; A. & M. School, Tifton; graduated Mercer University, 1920;Law 1921-22. Democrat. U. S. Army, Oct. 1, 1918-Dec. 10, 1918.Family details: Married Dec. 31, 1922 in Turner co., Bessie Elizabeth Ramey,daughter of Rev. B. F. and Eva Lillie (Tippett) Rainey. Children: Beneva (Mrs.Ellis); Gladys Latrelle (Mrs. Almond). W. W. Branch is the son of David J. andClemmie Elizabeth (Taylor) Branch, and the grandson of Wm. and Louisa Jane( Whiddon) Branch, and W. J. and Martha B. (Melton) Taylor.WILLIAM PENN TYSON, Ashburn, Senator, 47th dist., 1948 (filled unexpiredterm of W. W. Branch, res.). Hardware and furniture salesman. Born Feb. 6, 1900in Berrien co., Ga. Graduated Adel high school. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Memher,Ashburn city council, 1946-47.family details: Married Mch. 4, 1922 in Ashburn, Ga., Frankie Cooper (born105

Aug. 14, 1898, daughter of Thomas Greer and Dora (Turner) Cooper. One son:William Penn, Jr. William P. Tyson is the son of Jasper Cornelius and Martha(Goodman) Tyson.*GEORGE W. NEWTON, Norman Park, Senator, 47th dist., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.,1949. Farmer; livestock raiser. Senator Newton is 83 years old and has been apower in Colquitt politics for 60 years. He was a former co. commissioner; clerk,Superior court, 6 years; member, co. school board 32 years and chmn. for morethan 20 years; member, house of rep., Colquitt co., 1902-03-04.Family details: Married Sept. 30, 1889, Miss Arliffe Barber. Children: GeorgeW., Jr.; Mrs. J. E. Gordon; Mrs. A. G. Foster; Mrs. P. H. Croy; Mrs. J. B. Pope;Mrs. Jackie Manley; David.*(No data for sketch furnished; the above from "Assembly Profiles," AtlantaJournal, Oct 12, 1949).FORTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT—CRISP, DODGE, WILCOXCHARLES ELVIN YAWN, Chauncey, Senator, 48th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer; sawmill operator. Born Mch. 21, 1892 in Dodge co., Ga. Educated in Chaunceyschools. Methodist. Democrat. Mayor, Chauncey, 1935; member, city council,1928-33; member, local board of trustees, 1927-Nov. 1938; justice of the peace,1932-36; member, welfare board, 1937; councilor and mayor pro tern, Chauncey,1938; democratic committeeman, 3rd congressional dist., 1934-37. Member, houseof rep., Dodge co., 1939.Family details: Married 1911 Mary Lula Moore (born Apr. 10, 1892), daughterof J. D. and Elizabeth Moore. Children: John J.; Lena; Mariema; Madye. C. E.Yawn is the son of Eph and Fannie Yawn.LEROY GLENN TIPPINS, Rochelle, Senator, 48th dist., 1947. Insurance man;farmer. Born June 10, 1895 in Manassas, Tattnall co., Ga. Graduated Claxton,Ga. high school; attended Ga.-Ala. Business College. Banker, Rhine, Ga., 1913-16;Rochelle, Ga., 1916-27; insurance and farming, Rochelle, Ga., 1927-38. Methodist.Democrat. Councilman, Rochelle, 1937-38. Member, house of rep., Wilcox co.,1939.Family details: Married Oct. 15, 1916 in Fitzgerald, Ga., Mary Clifford Mashburn(born May 5, 1899), daughter of Henry and Fannie (Brown) Mashburn.Children: Leroy G., Jr.; Henry Mashburn; Frances Matilda; George Glenn. LeroyG. Tippins is the son of George Glenn and Charlotte Matilda (Kennedy) Tippins,and the grandson of John Wesley and Nancy Jane (Hodges) Tippins, and Alfordand Eliza A. (Wilkinson) Kennedy.CHARLES EDWARD TARVER, Cordele, Senator, 48th dist., 1949. Merchant.Born May 4, 1908 in Blakely, Early co., Ga. Graduated Blakely high school, 1926;attended University of Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Elks. Pres., Crisp co. C. of C.,1948; vice-pres., Lions club, 1947; director of C. of C.Family details: Married July 20, 1928 in Hawkinsville, Pulaski co., Ga., CatherineElizabeth Mangham (born May 21, 1910), daughter of F. M. and Margaret (Mc-Kenzie) Mangham. Children: Kathleen Margaret; Estelle Elizabeth. Charles E.106

Tarver is the son of J. B. and Ellene (Fryer) Tarver, and the grandson of C. H.and Jenny (Black) Tarver, and Edw. L. and Eugenia (Covington) Fryer.FORTY-NINTH DISTRICT—BULLOCH, CANDLER, EVANSDR. D. L. DEAL, Statesboro, Senator, 49th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Also member,house of rep., Bulloch Co., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44. (No data for sketch furnished.)ROBERT GRAHAM DANIELL, SR., Metier, Senator, 49th dist., 1947.data for sketch furnished.)JAMES WALLACE DANIEL, Claxton, Senator, 49th dist., 1949. M. D. BornMch. 27, 1872 in Reidsville, Tattnall co., Ga. Graduated Emory University M.D.degree, 1894. Methodist. Democrat. Med. examiner, Selective Service, Evans CO.,World War II; received Selective Service System Medal; a certificate of honor,each year of war, signed by the Pres. of the U. S. Practiced medicine 54 years,beginning in the horse and road-cart days.Family details: Married Aug. 5, 1909 in Atlanta, Ga., Possie Barksdale Callaway,daughter of Jno. Jas. S. and Possie (Barksdale) Callaway. Children: Abram Bird;Jas. Wallace, Jr.; Barbara; John James Sharman; Roland Leonidas. J. W. Danielis the son of Abram Bird and Sarah Joanna (Shepard) Daniel, and the grandsonof Enoch and Ann Eliza (Bird) Daniel, and Thos. J. and Serena (Way) Shepard.FIFTIETH DISTRICT—CLARKE, OGLETHORPE, WILKESNATHANIEL GARNETT SLAUGHTER, Athens, Senator, 50th dist., 1945-45Ex.-46. Dentist. Born Apr. 24, 1883 in Villa Rica, Carroll CO., Ga. Graduated VillaRica high school; Dental Dept., Emory University, D.D.S. degree. Methodist.Democrat. Psi Omega; Omicron Kappa Upsilon. Life member, Ga. Dental Asso.,past pres., degree, Honorable Fellow; Fellow American College of Dentists; boardof Dental Examiners, Ga., 1930-38, pres. of board, 1934-35. Member, general conference, Methodist Church, 1930-38, 1940-44; uniting conference of AmericanMethodism, 1939; conference lay leader, North Ga. Conference, 1948-49-50; member, Board of Publication, 1944-1952.Family details: Married July 12, 1903 in Dallas Ga., Manie Fain (born July 19,1880), daughter of William I. and Henrietta (Huggins) Fain. Children: GarnettFain; Marie Julia; Nell (Slaughter) Dye; Nathaniel Garnett, Jr. Nathaniel G.Slaughter is the son of John Thomas, Jr. and Sallie Temperance (McLarty) Slaughter, and the grandson of John Thomas and Mattie (Freeman) Slaughter, and"Wilson McLarty.FRANK MOSES ARNOLD, Washington, Senator, 50th dist., 1947 (res.) Salesman, farm implements, parts. Born July 13, 1916 in Philomath, Oglethorpe co.,Ga. Attended Oglethorpe co. public schools; graduated Washington high school,1934; Massey Business College, 1945. Baptist. Democrat. Served in World War II;•Cpl., Lt., Capt.Family details: Married Nov. 28, 1942 in Jacksonville, Fla., Elizabeth Mc-Pheeters, daughter of Ulric S. and Carrie (Christian) McPheeters. One son: EdwinScott. F. M. Arnold is the son of Edwin T. and Mary Francis (Pitts) Arnold, and107(No

the grandson of E. V. and Eliza Anna (Turner) Arnold, and Joe and Willie (Sikes)Pitts.WILLIAM FRANK LEE, JR., Washington, Senator, 50th dist., 1948 (filledunexp. term of F. M. Arnold). Merchant. Born Sept. 10, 1921 in Franklin, N. C.Graduated Davidson College, B.S. degree. Protestant. Democrat. 1st Lt. ArmyAir Corps, 15th Air Force, Italy, World War II.GEORGE B. BROOKS, Crawford, Senator, 50th dist., 1949. (Also, member,house of rep., Oglethorpe co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941. (No data for sketchfurnished.)FIFTY-FIRST DISTRICT—FORSYTH, GWINNETTJESSE JACKSON BAGGETT, Lawrenceville, Senator, 51st dist., 1933, 1945-45Ex.-46. Automobile dealer. Born Mch. 26, 1886 near Logansville, Gwinnett co.,Ga. Attended common schools. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason; Knight Templar;Shriner.Family details: Married Dec. 13, 1915 in Gwinnett co., Ga., Eva EmolincO'Kelley (born May 17, 1891), daughter of Sep and Ludie Lee (Guthrie) O'Kelley.Children: Jack; Joe. J. J. Baggett is the son of Wiley Jackson and Linnie Jane(Brand) Baggett.ALEXANDER HAMILTON STEPHENS WEAVER, Macon, Senator, 51st dist.,1947. Lawyer. Born Oct. 31, 1899 in Macon, Bibb co., Ga. Educated in Maconpublic schools; graduated Mercer University, A.B. and LL.B. degrees, 1921. Beganthe practice of law in Macon, 1921. Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Alpha Epsilon;Kiwanian; past pres., Macon Kiwanis club; soldier, World War I.Family details: Married June 21, 1932 in Macon, Ga., Janie Fox Frierson (bornMch. 2, 1905), daughter of James Robert and Jennie Merriman (Colbert) Frierson.Children: Alexander Hamilton Stephens, Jr.; Olin Hudnall. A. H. S. Weaver isthe son of William Hudnall Morgan and Anna Stephens (Corry) Weaver, and thegrandson of William Morgan and Margaret Lasseter (Nickelson) Weaver, and ofWilliam Alexander and Mary Matilda (Stephens) Corry.GROVER C. LAND, Dry Branch, Senator, 51st dist., 1949. Farmer; lumberman.Born June 18, 1893 in Dry Branch, Twiggs co., Ga. Attended Twiggs co. publicschools. Missionary Baptist. Democrat. Blue Lodge Masons; Royal Arch Masons.Member, Executive committee; Justice of the Peace from No. 323, G.M.D.Family details: Married Jan. 27, 1917 in Twiggs co., Ga., Bonnie Davis (bornMay 3, 1892; died Nov. 14, 1947), daughter of Isham and Sallie (Jones) Davis.Children: Davis; Cecil; Victor; Roland; Malcolm; Bonnie Mary (Land) Penn;Hudson; Bufford. Grover C. Land is the son of Andrew Jackson and Mattie (Hall)Land, and the grandson of John C. and Elizabeth (Watts) Land, and William andCharity (McKenney) Hall.FIFTY-SECOND DISTRICT—FULTONGEORGE EVERETT MILLICAN, Atlanta, Senator, 35th dist., 1935, 1937; 52nddist., 1937/38 Ex., 1939, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Division Man-108

ager, Gulf Oil Corporation. Born Aug. 31, 1897 in Harriman, Roane co., Tenn. Attended Atlanta, Ga., public schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.; Shriner;member, American Legion. Alderman, Atlanta, 1928-34; mayor pro tern, 1931.Family details: Married May 25, 1927 in Atlanta, Ga., Beatrice Jones (bornOct. 17, 1899), daughter of Thomas H. and Clara (Green) Jones. Children: EmilyClaire; Mary Elizabeth; George Everett, Jr. G. Everett Millican is the son ofGeorge Washington and Emily (Cooper) Millican, and the grandson of John H.and Susan E. (Abel) Millican, and Lockhart Yost and Mary P. (Corvin) Cooper.ROY LcCRAW, Atlanta, Senator, 52nd dist., 1949. Past Mayor of Atlanta. (Nodata for sketch furnished.)FIFTY-THIRD DISTRICT—COOK, BROOKS, BERRIENJAMES HENRY KENNON, Adel, Senator, 53rd dist., 1947. Farmer; merchant.Born Mch. 30, 1873 in Berrien (now Cook) co., Ga. Educated in Adel public schools.Methodist. Democrat. Mayor, Adel, several terms. Senator, 6th dist., 1923-23Ex.-24, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.; member, house of rep., Cook co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Family details: Married May 13, 1894 in Adel, Ga., Robbie Crouch (born Feb.13, 1878), daughter of James Green and Amanda (Henry) Crouch. Children:Hal Lewis; Doris; Mary Francis. J. H. Kennon is the son of Warner Lewis andTempie Anne (Wells) Kennon, and the grandson of John W. and Sarah Cobb(Moore) Kennon, and Barry D. and Henrietta (Rountree) Wells.HERUS RANDOLPH GARRETT, Quitman, Senator, 53rd dist., 1949. In business for self. Born Feb. 15, 1889 in Sparta, Hancock co., Ga. Graduated Spartahigh school, 1906; Dixie Business College, 1907. Methodist. Democrat. Mason;Shriner. Chairman, co. board of commissioners, Hancock co., 1924-28; member, co.board of commissioners, Decatur co., 1931-35; member, house of rep., Brooks co.,1947.Family details: Married Feb. 12, 1913 in Hancock co., Ga., Myra P. Epps(born Aug. 15, 1890), daughter of Kerry and Jane B. Epps. Children: Janie O.;Myra Frances. H. R. Garrett is the son of Walter L. and Colora Othella (Moore)Garrett.FIFTY-FOURTH DISTRICT—APPLING, JEFF DAVIS, TATTNALLWILLIAM CLARENCE PARKER, Baxley, Senator, 54th dist., 1947. TurpentineOperator. Born July 16, 1912 in Baxley, Appling co., Ga. Graduated Baxley highschool, 1930. Methodist. Democrat. Served in World War II 4 years; Cpl., Lt.,Capt.Family details: Married Apr. 27, 1941 in Baxley, Ga., Willie G. Veal (bornOct. 3, 1919), daughter of W. L. and Georgia Matilda (Bowers) Veal. One son:Charles Lewis. W. C. Parker is the son of Charles S. and Lula Way (Habersham)Parker, and the grandson of H. C. and Kate (Baggs) Parker, and Robert andCornelia Byrd (Way) Habersham.LAWTON R. URSREY, Hazelhurst, Senator, 54th dist., 1949. Naval Stores;contracting; lumber business. Born 1914 in Jeff Davis co., Ga. Educated at Hazel-109

hurst high school; Brewton-Parker institute; Gordon college. During World War IIhis wood-fabricating plant was used for the production of ammunition boxes andammunition pellets for the government; he has built a number of houses for returned war veterans.Family details: Married Geraldine Quinn, daughter of Colonel Gerald and Sula(Brown) Quinn. Children: Lawton, Jr.; Gerald L.(No data for sketch furnished. The above from "Assembly Profiles," The AtlantaJournal, Jan. 9, 1950).THOMAS DUKE WILLIAMS, Demorest, Senator, 31st dist., 1947 (resigned inJuly to accept position with State Parks Dept., which position he held until Nov.1948). Merchant. Born Jan. 4, 1891 in Ringgold, Catoosa co., Ga. Educated atRinggold, Ga., high school; Powder Springs A & M School; graduated PiedmontAcademy; attended Piedmont college 2 years. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Cityclerk and treasurer 1922, 1923, 1932 Demorest, Ga.; councilman, 1931. Member,house of rep., Habersham co., 1933.Family details: Married Aug. 30, 1916 in Demorest, Ga., Vernia Effie Brown,daughter of John P. Brown and Lou Jean (King) Brown. Children: Thomas Howard, Louise Carolyn. T. G. Williams is the son of W. R. Williams and Carolyn(Headrick) Williams and the grandson of Craven Williams and Mary (Ramsey)Williams and of Jake Headrick and (Waters) Headrick.110

GEORGIAHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESOFFICERS1945-45 Ex.-46ROY V. HARRIS, SpeakerFRED HAND, Speaker Pro TernP. T. McCUTCHEN, JR., ClerkHUGH STRIPLIN, MessengerMARION TOMS, Doorkeeper1947-48 Ex.-48 2d Ex.FRED HAND, SpeakerGEORGE L. SMITH, II, Speaker Pro TernJOE BOONE, ClerkHUGH STRIPLIN, MessengerMARION TOMS, Doorkeeper1949-49 Ex.-50FRED HAND, SpeakerGEORGE L. SMITH, II, Speaker Pro TernJOE BOONE, ClerkLAWRENCE D. BURKS, MessengerMARION TOMS, DoorkeeperThe House of Representatives consists of 205 members, apportioned among 159counties as follows: To the 8 counties having the largest population 1, 3 representatives each; to the 30 counties having next largest population, 2 representativeseach; and to the remaining counties, 1 representative each. See Georgia Constitution of 1945, Article III, Section III, Paragraphs I and II.APPLING COUNTYCLAUDE G. WILLIAMS, Baxley, member, house of rep., Appling co., 1945-45Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)'Fulton, DeKalb, Chatham, Bibb, Richmond, Muscogee, Floyd and Troup.Ill

JOSEPH ALEXANDER TUTEN, Baxley, member, house of rep., Appling co.,1947, died. Farmer; merchant; dealer in turpentine and timber. Born July 7, 1881in Ware CO., Ga. Attended public schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; K.P.;W.O.W.Family details: Married Mch. 3, 1907 in Wayne CO., Ga., Ruth Rogers, daughterof Martin and Martha (DeLoach) Rogers. Children: James Russell; Alien Vernon.J. A. Tuten was the son of Isaac S. and Carrie (Green) Tuten, and the grandson ofJoseph and Kizzie Tuten, and William and Lydia (Davis) Green.THOMAS MALCOLM TILLMAN, Surrency, member, house of rep., Appling co.,1948 (filled unexp. term of J. A. Tuten), 1949. Born Sept. 17, 1894 in Surrency,Appling co., Ga. Attended Appling co. public schools. Methodist. Democrat.Mason. County commissioner, 1937-1940.Family details: Married Sept. 22, 1912 in Appling co., Ga., Martha MildredEason (born Mch. 18, 1897), daughter of Moses K. and Ada (Overstreet) Eason.Children: Moses Melton; Aline Ada; Thomas Wardell; James Courson; Paul Milo;Ernest Wells; Martha Wilda; Mary Ina; Needham Eliott; Landy Doyle; MarilynLajaun. Thomas M. Tillman is the son of Abraham M. and Bethenna A. (Davis)Tillman, and the grandson of James Courson and Martha (Eason) Davis.ATKINSON COUNTYLEWIS F. SEARS, Pearson, member, house of rep., Atkinson co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Turpentine operator. Born June 8, 1901 in Atkinson co., Ga. Graduated Ga. Normal Business School, 1919. Congregationalist. Democrat. Mason.Family details: Married Oct. 16, 1920 in Homerville, Ga., Verdie James (bornMch. 2, 1900), daughter of J. Walter and Viola (Griffis) James. L. F. Sears isthe son of Hiram F. and Amanda (Summerlin) Sears, and the grandson of Eliasand Beadie (Paulk) Sears, and Thomas and Amanda (Sears) Summerlin.MAYNARD HIGGS, Axson, member, house of rep., Atkinson co., 1947. (No datafor sketch furnished.)WALDO HENDERSON, Lakeland, member, Atkinson co., 1949. Naval storesoperator. Born July 3, 1893 in Ocilla, Irwin co., Ga. Attended Ocilla grammarschool; graduated Gordon Institute, 1913. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner.Served in World War I.Family details: Married July 3, 1922 in Cordele, Ga., Lynda Leigh Tharpe(born June 2, 1898), daughter of Homer L. and Martha (Matthews) Tharpe.Waldo Henderson is the son of J. A. J. and Martha (Paulk) Henderson.BACON COUNTYJAMES MADISON MEDDERS, Alma, member, house of rep., Bacon co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born Apr. 26, 1876 in Appling (nowBacon) co., Ga. Attended county common schools; Baxley high school; NewEbenezer College. Missionary Baptist. Democrat. Mayor, Alma, 1907-08; count/tax collector, 1924-1932; district trustee, sec.-treas., Bacon co. high school.112

Family details: Married Dec. 16, 1900 in Bacon co., Ga., Susie America Harrison(born Sept. 19, 1879), daughter of James Elmore and Unity (Johnson) Harrison.Children: Carrie Lee; Renna Aline; Eva Minta; Judson Yates; Oliver Jenings;Estelle Fleming; Sherwood Selmen; Gennie Lorine; Terrell Ward; Edward Clarence.J. M. Medders is the son of John Stewart and Mary (Altman) Medders, and thegrandson of Ben Bennett and Nancy (Tucker) Medders, and Jesse and NancyElizabeth (Cason) Altman.HOMER LEE CAUSEY, Alma, member, house of rep., Bacon co., 1947. Lawyer.Born May 17, 1890 in Sylvania, DeKalb co., Ala. Graduated McPhaul Institute;Atlanta Commercial College, 1907; Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1910; beganpractice of law in Sylvester, Ga., 1910. Missionary Baptist. Democrat. Member,Ga. Bar Association; Lions Club. Solicitor, city court, Alma, and criminal court,Bacon co., for 15 years. Area supervisor, Aircraft Warning Service; ^elective ServiceAppeal Agent, World War II; served as Conciliation Commissioner, Bacon co.;Senator, 46th dist., 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46.Family details: Married Jessie Mercer (born Dec. 10, 1895), daughter of JamesL. and Myra (Minchew) Mercer. Children: Robert Bowman; Harold Neal. HomerL. Causey is the son of William Alexander and Emma (Jones) Causey, and thegrandson of Berry and Louisa (Bowman) Causey.ANDREW JACKSON TUTEN, Alma, member, house of rep., Bacon co., 1949.Lawyer. Born Jan. 27, 1897 in Bristol, Pierce co., Ga. Graduated Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1917; admitted to the bar, 1917. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;Shrine; W.O.W. Judge, city court, Alma, 1921-1925, 1925-1927; judge, countycourt, Bacon co., 1924-1925. Senator, 46th dist., 1933.Family details: Married June 22, 1921 in Alma, Ga., Ruth Roberts. One daughter: Ada Carolyn. A. J. Tuten is the son of H. R. V. and Cornelia (Tyre) Tuten.BAKER COUNTYBENTON ODOM, Newton, member, house of rep., Baker co., 1943-43 Ex.-4tEx., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Born Oct. 3, 1912 in Newton, Baker co., Ga. Attended Newton, Ga. public schools and graduated from Newton, Ga., high school. AtttendedEmory Academy, Oxford, Ga., 2 yrs.; Emory University, Atlanta, 2 yrs. Graduatedwith LL.B. degree in 1935 from the University of Georgia. Methodist. Democrat.Lawyer. Senator, 9th dist., 1941. Vice-Chairman, Georgia Democratic ExecutiveCommittee, 1946-1950. Secretary, Executive Department, Nov. 17, 1948-Mch. 1,1950. Treasurer, State Highway Board, Mch. 1, 1950-date.Family details: Married Aug. 27, 1938 in Newton, Baker co., Ga., Suzanne Link(born in Newton, Baker co., Ga.). Two daughters: Suzanne; Penny.•JOHN M. ETHRIDGE, Leary, member, house of rep., Baker co., 1939, 1947,1949. Farmer. Born 1888. Particularly interested in agriculture, roads and schools.Active in community affairs; school trustee; Sunday school supt.; deacon in LiveoakFreewill Baptist church.Family details: Married Miss Lollye Barnett, of Baker co. Children: Mrs. W. A.Wallace; Mrs. B. E. Dewayne, Jr.; Darien; Doris.*'No data for sketch furnished—the above from "Assembly Profiles"—The AtlantaJournal, Nov. 8, 1949).113

BALDWIN COUNTYJAMES HOWARD, ENNIS, Milledgeville, member, house of rep., Baldwin co.,1913-14, 1915-16 Ex.-16-17 Ex., 1917-18, 1921-22, 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1933, 1935,1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Born Feb. 25, 1873 in Milledgeville, Baldwin co., Ga. Graduated Ga. Military College, 1891. Baptist. Democrat.Mason; Shrine; member, Jr. Order; Elk; Odd Fellow; K. of P.; Red Man: W.O.W.Captain, Baldwin Blues co. E., 20th Inf., Ga. Senator, 20th dist., 1919-20, 1925,26Ex.-26 2nd Ex., 1931, 1937-37/38 Ex.; pres. pro tern 1919-20; pres., 1925-26 Ex.-262nd Ex.Family details: Married (1) Feb. 23, 1893 in Milledgeville, Ga., TommieHarper (born Feb. 12, 1874; died Feb. 21, 1922). One son: Howard Bert. Married (2) Aug. 23, 1923 in Atlanta, Ga., Eva Roberts Beck (born Sept. 30, 1889).J. Howard Ennis is the son of Charles William and Elizabeth Florelle (Barnes)Ennis.OSCAR MARION ENNIS, Milledgeville, member, house of rep., Baldwin co.,1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born May 10, 1907 inWashington co., Ga. Attended Ga. Military College; graduated Mercer University,LL.B. degree; began the practice of law, 1931. Christian. Democrat. Mason;member, Jr. Order; Pi Kappa Alpha. President, G. M. C. Alumni Asso., 1935-date;clerk, Baldwin co. commissioners of roads and revenues, 1933-date; director, StateHospital Authority, 1943. Senator, 20th dist., 1943.Family details: Married Oct. 16, 1936 in Madison, Ga., Antoinette Bonner(born Aug. 11, 1909), daughter of Adoniram Judson and Frances (Moseley) Bonner. O. M. Ennis is the son of Oscar Marcellus Ennis and Marie Manning (Gilmore)Ennis, and the grandson of Pleasant Theodosheus and Elizabeth (Haygood) Ennis,and Stephen Mathis and Mary Frances (Jordon) Gilmore.EDWARDS CULVER KIDD, JR., Milledgeville, member, house of rep., Baldwinco., 1947, 1949. Druggist. Born July 17, 1914 in Milledgeville, Baldwin co., Ga.Graduated Ga. Military College, 1931; Ga. Tech, B.S. degree, 1936. Methodist.Democrat. Major, World War II; received Purple Heart; honorably discharged,1946.Family details: Married June 11, 1941 in Gainesville, Ga., Oma KatherineRogers, daughter of Steven B. and Oma Katherine (Whelchel) Rogers. Children:Tillie Anne; Katherine; Edwards Culver, III. E. C. Kidd, Jr., is the son of Edwards Culver and Tillie Freeman (Smith) Kidd, and the grandson of James Edwards and Belle (Fenwill) Kidd, and Milton E. and Tillie Matlock (Freeman)Smith.JAMES LONGSTREET SIBLEY JENNINGS, Milledgeville, member, house ofrep., Baldwin co., 1947, 1949. Insurance Agent. Born July 7, 1920 in Union co.,S. C. Graduated Ga. Military College, Milledgeville, Ga., 1938. Episcopalian.Democrat. Mason; Kiwanis; Amer. Legion; Junior Chamber of Commerce. Corporal, World War II.114

Family details: Married Oct. 5, 1940, Ernestine Moore, daughter of Ernest Franklin and Eugenia (McEvoy) Moore. Children: James Longstreet Sibley, Jr.; Catherine Rebecca. James L. S. Jennings is the son of Henry Burritt and JosephineKing (Sibley) Jennings, and the grandson of Henry Burritt and Martha Glen(Reeves) Jennings, and of James Longstreet and Mattie (Erwin) Sibley.BANKS COUNTYWILLIAM NEWTON BARRETT, Lula, member, house of rep., Banks co., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born Feb. 2, 1889. Attended grammar schools. Baptist.Democrat.Family details: Married Sept., 1906 in Banks co., Ga. Mattie Murray (bornApr. 11, 1891), daughter of Sidney and Laura Jane (Stott) Murray. Children:Vicie; Vasco; Christeen; Arthur; Edith; Modena; Lorena; Dorothy; James;Leona; Harold; Franklin. W. N. Barrett is the son of Jeffie and Lacey (Baker)Barrett.OSCAR RUCKER, Maysville, member, house of rep., Banks co., 1947. Born Feb.23, 1913 in Gillsville, Banks co., Ga. Graduated Banks co. high school. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Served in U. S. Army, World War II j received PurpleHeart.Family details: Married June 28, 1941 in Banks co., Ga., Ola Parker (bornDec. 21, 1921), daughter of Fred and Minnie (Carter) Parker. Oscar Rucker isthe son of James F. and Fannie M. (Henderson) Rucker, and the grandson ofW. C. and Emma (Boling) Rucker, and Francis Marion and Elizabeth (Rylee)Henderson.JOSIAH H. TURK, Maysville, member, house of .rep., Bank co., 1949. Farmer;teacher. Born Sept. 16, 1896 in Homer, Banks co., Ga. Attended high school;graduated Nacoochee Institute. Presbyterian. Democrat. F. & A. M. Served inU.S.N.R.F., World War I.Family details: Married Nov. 27, 1924 in Banks co., Ga., Margaret Turner(born June 14, 1899), daughter of Wm. J. and Mary Laticia (Waters) Turner.Children: William Jennings; George Newton. J. H. Turk is the son of Joseph C.and Martha Jane (Anderson) Turk, and the grandson of Wm. H. and IsabellaSemira (Ash) Turk, and Josiah J. and Susie A. (Nix) Anderson.BARROW COUNTYH. M. OAKLEY, Winder, member, house of rep., Barrow co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.(No data for sketch furnished.)JESSE JULIAN BENNETT, Winder, member, house of rep., Barrow co., 1947,1949. Lawyer. Born Oct. 14, 1916 in Winder, Barrow co., Ga. Attended MaryvilleCollege, Maryville, Tenn.; graduated University of Ga., B.S. degree; Universityof Ga. Law School, LL.B. degree, 1948. Protestant. Democrat. Alpha KappaPsi; Delta Phi Delta; Amer. Legion; Vets of Foreign Wars. Lt. Cmdr., U. S. NavalReserve, placed on inactive duty in 1945.115

Family details: Single. J. J. Bennett is the son of Emory S. and Jesse May(Harris) Bennett, and the grandson of Jack Bennett, and John L. Harris.BARTOW COUNTYS. LUKE PETTIT, Cartersville, member, house of rep., Bartow co., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Merchant; wholesale oil distributor. Born July 2,1904 in Tate, Pickens CO., Ga. Educated Cartersville high school; graduated OglethorpeUniversity, A.B. degree, 1927. Baptist. Democrat. Pres., Cartersville Chamber of Commerce, 1939-40; pres., Lions club, 1938-39.Family details: Married Apr. 18, 1928 in Atlanta, Ga., Margaret Riley Gaines(born Oct. 27, 1904), daughter of Richard Marion and Willie (Vandiver) Gaines.Children: Billie Carol; Shirley Gay; Donna Gaines. S. Luke Pettit is the son ofGeorge Lester and Minnie Caroline (Cook) Pettit, and the grandson of Perry W.and Billie Lou (Landsdown) Pettit, and Worth and Margaret Ann (Turner) Cook.CLAUDE C. PITTMAN, Cartersville, member, house of rep., Bartow co., 1945-45- Ex.-46. (For sketch, see Senate, 42nd dist., 1949.)BEN HILL COUNTYVIRGIL G. WELLS, Fitzgerald, member, house of rep., Ben Hill co., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Contractor. Born Jan. 7, 1888 in Bronwood, Terrellco., Ga. Educated in Bronwood public schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shrine;I.O.O.F; Elks; W.O.W. Sheriff, Ben Hill co., 1932-36; county commissioner,1940-42.Family details: Married Dec. 18, 1912 in Vienna, Ga., Beulah L. Rountree(born Sept. 28, 1894; died Feb. 25, 1931), daughter of James A. and Amanda(Nobles) Rountree. Children: Sarah (Wells) Cannon; Elizabeth (Wells) Dorminy;Evelyn (Wells) Paulk; Virgil G., Jr.; Helen B.; Betty C.; Marianne. Virgil G.Wells is the son of Jacob G. and Frances I. (Martin) Wells.C. O. (BUD) WALKER, Fitzgerald, member, house of rep., Ben Hill co., 1947.Also Senator, 45th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)JOHN HENRY HARDEN, Fitzgerald, member, house of rep., Ben Hill co., 1949.County agent. Born Mch. 9, 1912 in Osierfield, Irwin co., Ga. Graduated SouthGa. Junior State College, 1931; University of Ga., B.S.A. degree, 1936. Baptist.Democrat. Mason. Asst. co. agent, Dodge co., 1936-38; co. agent, Wilkinson co.,1938-41; co. agent, Ben Hill co., 1941-48; vocational agri., Lynwood high school,1948.Family details: Married Aug. 20, 1939 in Irwinton, Ga., Mary Juanita Puckett(born Oct. 17, 1911), daughter of Dr. William Marcus and Sara Madissa (Hembree)Puckett. Children: Katherine Lane; John Henry, Jr.; William Marcus. J.Henry Harden is the son of Seaborn Judge and Ola Esther (Lee) Harden, andthe grandson of William Harmon and Jane (Jones) Harden, and John Franklinand Josie Francis (Barlow) Lee.116

BERRIEN COUNTYJAMES HENRY GASKINS, Nashville, member, house of rep., Berrien co., 1933,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Planter; naval stores operator. Born Feb. 18,1890 in Nashville, Berrien CO., Ga. Educated in public schools; Norman Park Jr.College; Ga. Normal College and Business Institute. Democrat. Senator, 6th dist.,1935.Family details: Married July 17, 1910 in Berrien Co., Ga., Hattie Mae Roberson,daughter of Nathan Henry and Louise Henrena (Anderson) Roberson. Children:Edith Allegra; Ruth Ruby; Ethelee; Hattie Mae; John Henry; Roberson; Rhoda;Walter James. J. H. Gaskins is the son of John Ansel and Mary Eliza (Bostick)Gaskins, and the grandson of Harmon and Melissa (Roland) Gaskins, and JesseSwinson Bostick.JAMES HENRY SWINDLE, Ray City, member, house of rep., Berrien co., 1935,1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1947, 1949. Farmer; merchant. Born Aug. 6, 1886 nearRay City, Berrien co., Ga. Attended elementary schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason.Member, county board of education a number of years; chairman, 4 years; member,town council, number of years; mayor, Ray City.Family details: Married June 25, 1912 in Nashville, Ga., Sarah Ellen Daniel(born Sept. 3, 1888), daughter of Aaron and Lula (Luke) Daniel. Children: DorisE.; Grace E.; James A. James H. Swindle is the son of George E. and MargaretM. (Futch) Swindle, and the grandson of James S. and Nancy (Parker) Swindle,and John M. and Phoebe (Mathis) Futch.BIBB COUNTYLUTHER URIE BLOODWORTH, Macon, member, house of rep., Bibb co.,1935, 1939, 1941, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born Nov. 13, 1894 in Haddock, Jonesco., Ga. Attended Ga. Military College, 1913-15; graduated Mercer University,LL.B. degree, 1918. Began the practice of law in Macon, 1919. Baptist. Democrat.Vice-pres., Exchange club; Past Master, F. & A. M. Lodge No. 255; Shriner; member, Amer. Legion. Second Lieut., World War I. Senator, 22nd dist., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Sept. 1, 1918 in Macon, Ga., Rachel Ann Patterson(born May 25, 1896), daughter of William Francis and Rachel Ann (Etheridge)Patterson. Children: Shirley Ann; William Luther. Luther U. Bloodworth is theson of W. T. and Lula Florence (Moore) Bloodworth, and the grandson, of HerndonPallet and Deloney (Harrington) Bloodworth, and John Bishop and Sarah(Etheridge) Moore.A. H. S. WEAVER, Macon, member, house of rep., Bibb co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.(For sketch, see Senate, 51st dist., 1947.)LEWIS BURGESS WILSON, Macon, member, house of rep., Bibb co., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Grocer. Born Dec. 8, 1901 in Roanoke, Randolphco., Ala. Attended public schools; Loyd School. Baptist. Democrat. F. & A. M.;Mason.Family details: Married Aug. 20, 1933 in Macon, Ga., Loretta Deck (born Nov.117

25, 1902 in Bibb co., Ga.), daughter of Fred and Jennie (O'Hara) Deck. LewisB. Wilson is the son of Wm. Elias and Zana (Johnson) Wilson, and the grandsonof Pleasant Daniel and Mary (Burgess) Wilson, and Willis Simpson and Molly(Garrett) Johnson.MARVIN ELISHA KEMPER, Macon, member, house of rep., Bibb co., 1947.Merchant; owner K&B hardware company. Born April 27, 1907 in Macon, Bibb co.,Ga. Attended Newberry grammar school; Lanier high school; Southern Business College. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shrine; W.O.W. Served in Army Air Corps,World War II.Family details: Married Feb. 2, 1934 in Macon, Ga., Gertrude Dix, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. L. A. Dix. Children: Betty Faye; Marvin Larry. Marvin E. Kemperis the son of Dudley Patton Kemper, and the grandson of Walker Kemper.WILLIAM HORACE VANDIVER, Macon, member, house of rep., Bibb co.,1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born Aug. 21, 1910 in Rochelle, Wilcox co., Ga. AttendedBibb co. common schools; Lanier high school; GAB School of Commerce, Macon;graduated Macon Law School, 1934. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. State commdr.,AMVETS. S/Sgt., World War II.Family details: Single. W. H. Vandiver is the son of Benj. Samuel Mosley andElizabeth Ann (Terrell) Vandiver, and the grandson of Pinkney and Eliza Jane(Defur) Vandiver, and Wm. Peter King.ALEXANDER LAWTON MILLER, Macon, member, house of rep., Bibb co.,1949. Lawyer. Born May 5, 1911 in Macon, Bibb co., Ga. Attended Bibb co. public schools; University of Ga.; graduated Lanier high school (honor student);Macon Law School, admitted to practice, 1941. Christian. Democrat. Kiwanisclub; Elks; member, board of directs., Chamber of Commerce. Sgt., U. S. Army,World War II.Family details: Married in Atlanta, Ga., Mary Smith (born Apr. 24, 1913),daughter of Harry Dabney and Mary Lena (Whittle) Smith. Children: Alexander Lawton, Jr.; Mary Shewell. Alexander L. Miller is the son of Wallace,Sr. and Mary (Shewell) Miller, and the grandson of Alexander Lawton and KatherineFlewellen (Hurt) Miller, and Geo. Stuart and Ida Lee (Phillips) Shewell.REGINALD TRICE, Macon, member, house of rep., Bibb co., 1949. Wholesaledistributor, petroleum products. Born Feb. 28, 1907 in Thomaston, Upson co., Ga.Graduated Robert E. Lee Institute, 1924; attended Mercer University; GraduateSchool of Business, Harvard University. Methodist. Democrat. Elk. Supt., Methodist Sunday school; pres., Macon Chamber of Commerce; Kiwanis club; Altamahadevel. program; Macon Area devel. corp; Reginald Trice, Inc.; director, SouthernLife Ins. co.Family details: Married Feb. 17, 1932 in Macon, Ga., Frankie Raines (bornSept. 15, 1908), daughter of Frank G. and Bessie (Ponder) Raines. Children:Fabia Raines; Regina Roberts. Reginald Trice is the son of Zachary T. and Pearla(Harp) Trice, and the grandson of Elijah T. and Emma (Roberts) Trice and Wm.A. and Ella Elizabeth (Waller) Harp.118

BLECKLEY COUNTYJAMES MARION DYKES, Cochran, member, house of rep., Bleckley co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. (For sketch, see Senate, 14th dist., 1949.)BEN JESUP, Cochran, member, house of rep., Bleckley co., 1949. Automobiledealer. Born Sept. 7, 1915 in Chester, Dodge co., Ga. Graduated Eastman highschool. Baptist. Democrat. Member, city council, 1946-48, Mayor pro tern.Family details: Married Dec. 23, 1936 in Cochran, Ga., Lilly Mae Barren (bornJuly 3, 1916), daughter of M. M. Barren. Children: Bennie; Wayne. Ben Jesup isthe son of Ben F. and Lizzie (Coley) Jesup.BRANTLEY COUNTYJAMES PATRICK JOHNS, Winokur, member, house of rep., Brantley co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer; turpentine operator. Born June 2, 1873in Charlton (now Brantley) co., Ga. Educated in county schools. Primitive Baptist.Democrat. F. & A. M.Family details: Married Feb. 7, 1897 in Wayne co., Ga., Ida Riggins (born Mch.29, 1874) daughter of James and Annie (Hodges) Riggins. Children: Annie Lenora;Mary Elizabeth; Milton McKinley; Joseph Ward; James Leonidas. J. P. Johns isthe son of Joseph Madison and Ellen (Courson) Johns, and the grandson of Jeremiah H. and Mary Ann (McClellan) Johns, and Joshua and Mary (Sweat) Courson.WILLIAM HARLEY JONES, Waynesville, member, house of rep., Brantley co.,1935, 1937-37/38, 1939, 1941, 1947. Lumber manufacturer. Born Dec. 20, 1896in Lulaton, Wayne co., Ga. Educated Wayne co. schools. Democrat. Private,A.E.F. in France Nov. 1918-May 1919. Senator, 3rd dist., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Mch. 11, 1926 in Fernandina, Fla., Cecile EulalieMitchum (born Apr. 21, 1907), daughter of Harvey W. and Michael (Highsmith)Mitchum. One child: Mary Elizabeth. W. H. Jones is the son of Benjamin Franklinand Malissa (Herrin) Jones, and the grandson of Harley and Dora (Knox) Jones,and William Riley and Emmie (Gillespie) Herrin.C. WINTON ADAMS, Nahunta, member, house of rep., Brantley co., 1949.Lawyer. Born Sept. 13, 1910 in Hortense, Wayne co., Ga. Attended South Ga. College; Central College, Central, S. C. Methodist. Democrat. Chairman Brantley co.Democratic committee, 1940 to date; member Board of Education, 1947 to date;Co. atty., 1949.Family details: Married Dec. 5, 1935 in Brantley co., Ga., Edna Josephine Lambert, daughter of B. C. and Edith (Gripe) Lambert. One child: William Stevens.C. W. Adams is the son of A. R. and Nora M. (Middleton) Adams, and the grandson of B. L. and Mary (Mickler) Adams, and Wm. D. and Matilda (Horton) Middleton.BROOKS COUNTYTHOMAS RALPH MO YE, Quitman, member, house of rep., Brooks co., 1935,1945-45 Ex.-46. Physician. Born Nov. 7, 1873 in Oconee, Washington co., Ga.119

Attended common schools of Washington and Johnson counties; graduated University of Ga., B.A. degree, 1894. Began the practice of medicine in Abbeville, Ga.,1899. Methodist. Democrat. Mayor, Abbeville, 1908; councilman, Brooks co.,several years. 1st Lieut., Medical Corps, World War I.Family details: Married Dec. 20, 1899 in Abbeville, Ga., Rilla I. Ludy (bornFeb. 15, 1877), daughter of Jacob D. and Annie E. (Metz) Ludy. One daughter:Anabel. Dr. T. R. Moye is the son of Robert J. and Laura (Graybill) Moye, andthe grandson of Thomas Moye, and Tully and Anne (Tucker) Graybill.HERUS RANDOLPH GARRETT, Quitman, member, house of rep., Brooks co.,1947. (For sketch, see Senate, 53rd dist., 1949.)JOHN E. SHEFFIELD, JR., Quitman, member, house of rep., Brooks co., 1949.Turpentine farmer. Born Nov. 7, 1925 in Baker, Fla. Graduated Morven highschool, 1942; worked for B.S., Forestry, University of Ga., 1947, now working forLL.B. degree; campus leader; pres., Sphinx, Blue Key, Forestry club; ODK, Gridiron; bus. mgr., Red and Black Aghon. Member, Amer. Legion; V.F.W.; vice chm.,Ga. Forestry committee.Family details: Single. John E. Sheffield, Jr., is the son of John E. and GraceMae (Wilkinson) Sheffield, and the grandson of W. E. Sheffield.BRYAN COUNTYWALLACE KYLE SMITH, Pembroke, member, house of rep., Bryan co., 1921-22, 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1927, 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. M. D. Born Sept. 6, 1883in Mclntyre, Wilkinson co., Ga. Attended common schools; Ga. Tech; Richmond'sBusiness College; graduated University of Ga. Medical School, Augusta, M.D.degree, 1908. Christian. Democrat. City clerk, Pembroke, 1909; Mayor, 1910;alderman, a number of years; member, Board of Education, 8 years; Selective Service Board, 2 years; State Board of Medical Examiners, 1944-45; appointed to StatePublic Welfare Board, 1944, resigned.Family details: Married Dec. 20, 1908 in Lyons, Ga., Lillie Belle Williams, daughter of Zara Powers and Alice Elizabeth (Rimes) Williams. Children: Kyle Dugas;William Eugene. Wallace K. Smith is the son of James Madison and Tenella Inez(Snell) Smith, and the grandson of James Madison and Martha (Peacock) Smith,and William M. and Caroline R. (Tucker) Snell.BULLOCH COUNTYHOKE S. BRUNSON, Statesboro, member, house of rep., Bulloch co., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)LOWELL M. MALLARD, Statesboro, member, house of rep., Bulloch co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Farmer. Born Jan. 19, 1881 in Statesboro, Bulloch co., Ga. Attended Bulloch co. high school; J. S. Green College. Baptist. Democrat. Sheriff ofBulloch co., 1936-44.Family details: Married Oct. 23, 1907 in Bulloch co., Ga., Mamie Akins(born Sept. 18, 1886), daughter of J. N. and Pennie (Brannen) Akins. Children:Ralph; Ruth; Lawrence; Pennie Anne. L. M. Mallard is the son of Jasper and Ann120

(Olliff) Mallard, and the grandson of George M. and Mary (Woudrum) Mallard,and Mathew and Ann (Brannen) Olliff.JOHN BRANTLEY JOHNSON, JR., Statesboro, member, house of rep., Bullochco., 1947, res. Court Reporter. Born Nov. 16, 1920 in Statesboro, Bulloch co., Ga.Graduated Statesboro high school, 1937; attended Ga. Teachers College; DraughonSchool of Commerce. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Elk; Delta Sigma. Member,Junior Chamber of Commerce. S/Sgt., U. S. Marine Corps, World War II.Family details: Married Jan. 17, 1942 in Statesboro, Ga., Evelyn Ruth Lee,daughter of George F. and Liller Sophia (Williams) Lee. Children: John Brantley,III; Cynthia Lee. J. B. Johnson, Jr., is the son of John B. and Nettie Hazel (Barron)Johnson, and the grandson of Gus and Ella V. Johnson, and Thomas G.and Minnie (McGraw) Barren.ALBERT SYDNEY DODD, JR., Statesboro, member, house of rep., Bulloch co.,1948 (unexpired term of J. Brantley Johnson), 1949. Lawyer. Born Nov. 28, .. .in Rome, Floyd co., Ga. Graduated Rome High School; Duke University, A.B.degree; Cumberland University, LL.B. degree. Baptist; Democrat. Mason; Lions;Pi Kappa Alpha; Jaycee; Amer. Legion; V. F. W. Gunnery Officer, World War II.Family details: Married June 28, 1937 in Chattanooga, Tenn., Mary RuthLanier (born July 8, 1918), daughter of L. Rodolph and Lulie (Waters) Lanier.Children: Albert Sydney, III; Rodolph Lanier. A. S. Dodd, Jr., is the son of A. S.and Hattie (Burroughs) Dodd, and the grandson of John Henry and Mary Jane(Hudgins) Dodd, and John Henry and Carrie (Maxwell) Burroughs.ALGERINE JUSTIN TRAPNELL, Statesboro, member, house of rep., Bullochco., 1949. Farmer. Born June 14, 1882 in Metter, Bulloch co., Ga. Attended Metterpublic school; University of Ga., agricultural school. Primitive Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married Feb. 9, 1908 in Bulloch co., Ga., Lula Alien (born Mch.4, 1890), daughter of Solomon C. and Josephine (Brannen) Alien. Children: Solomon Ray; Algerine Francis; Alien Hamilton; Arthur Lamar; Joann (Trapnell)Adams. Algie J. Trapnell is the son of George Robert and Margaret Ann (Atwood)Trapnell, and the grandson of Algerine and Nancy (Kennedy) Trapnell, and ofBenjamin and Mary Jane (Jones) Atwood.BURKE COUNTYFRANCIS MARION GATES, JR., Waynesboro, member, house of rep., Burkeco., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Farmer. Born Sept. 10, 1890at Gates' Plantation, Burke co., Ga. Attended Waynesboro high school; OsborneBusiness College. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. County commissioner, Burke co.,number of years; chairman, county commissioner, 1924-32, 1945-46-47-48.Family details: Married June 12, 1910 in Waynesboro, Ga., Susan Douglas Gates(born Oct. 16, 1889), daughter of William Joseph and Margaret London (Mackenzie) Gates. Children: Mary Elizabeth (Gates) Griffin; Francis Marion, III.Francis M. Gates, Jr., is the son of Francis Marion and Julia (Boyd) Gates, andthe grandson of Robert H. and Mary Ann Rebecca (Knight) Gates, and John N.and Martha (Scott) Boyd.121

JOHN JONES BARGERON, Sardis, member, house of rep., Burke co., 1931,1933, 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949.Farmer. Born July 18, 1891 in Sardis, Burke co., Ga. Educated at Waynesborohigh school; Gordan Military Institute; University of Ga. Baptist. Democrat.Served with A.E.F. in World War I. Senator, 17th dist., 1941.Family details: Married July 22, 1920 in Concord, Ga., Dorothy Lucille Irvin(born Oct. 23, 1892), daughter of John Calhoun and Mary (Milner) Irvin. Onedaughter: Barbara Irvin. J. J. Bargeron is the son of Edward James and Lula Hattie(Rackley) Bargeron, and the grandson of Benjamin Franklin and Elizabeth(Sapp) Bargeron, and Seaborn Finsley and Amanda Wetumpka (Lovett) Rackley.BUTTS COUNTYROBERT NEWTON ETHERIDGE, Jackson, member, house of rep., Butts co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Wholesale and retail seed business, 1943, retired. Born Dec. 24,1868 near Byron, Houston co., Ga. Educated in common schools. Baptist. Democrat. Kiwanis club.Family details: Married June 3, 1903 in Forsyth, Ga., Mabel Claire Hodges(born Aug. 30, 1877; died Aug. 22, 1928), daughter of William and Taylor (Hall)Hodges. Robert N. Etheridge is the son of Mitchell F. and Frances (Hardison)Etheridge.BENJAMIN BYRD GARLAND, Jackson, member, house of rep., Butts co., 1947.(For sketch see Superior Courts, Flint Circuit.)BENJAMIN HARVEY HODGES, Jackson, member, house of rep., Butts co.,1949. Farmer. Born Mch. 9, 1890 in Jackson, Butts co., Ga. Graduated Flovillahigh school. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Kiwanis. County Commissioner of Roadsand Revenues, 1927-44. Senator, 26th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Family details: Married Feb. 13, 1916 in Butts co., Ga., Elizabeth Fincher (bornApr. 1, 1898), daughter of John Thomas and Mary Frances (Lunsford) Fincher.One daughter: Ruth (Hodges) Presley. B. Harvey Hodges is the son of Leo Martinand Annie (Thomas) Hodges, and the grandson of William and Betsy (Andrews)Hodges, and John B. and Sally (Williard) Thomas.CALHOUN COUNTYO. T. GIDDENS, Leary, member, house of rep., Calhoun co., 1943-45 Ex.-44 Ex.,1945-45 Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)JEFFERSON DANCER COWART, JR., Morgan, member, house of rep., Calhoun co., 1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born June 14, 1919 in Morgan, Calhoun co., Ga.Graduated Academy for the Blind; Mercer University; Atlanta Law School, LL.B.degree. Baptist. Democrat. J. P.Family details: Married Dec. 24, 1939 in Crisp co., Ga., Carmen Edris Story(born Dec. 5, 1921), daughter of C. A. and Sallie Pearl (McKenzie) Story. Onechild: Marcia Diane. J. D. Cowart, Jr., is the son of J. D. and Augusta Helms(Cheney) Cowart, and the grandson of A. J. and Minnie Lee (Dancer) Cowart,and Thos. E. and Augusta Helms (Dennis) Cheney.122

CAMDEN COUNTYQUINCY LEE CLAXTON, Kingsland, member, house of rep., Camden co.,1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Educated at Greenway high school,near Wrightsville, Ga. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married July 13, 1909 in Swainsboro, Ga., Nannie Mae Burden(born May 6, 1892; died Mch. 8, 1935), daughter of H. H. and Lula (Morgan)Durden. One child: Troy L. Q. L. Claxton is the son of Isaac and Amanda (Price)Claxton.A. A. BUIE, White Oak, member, house of rep., Camden co., 1949. (No datafor sketch furnished.)CANDLER COUNTYFINOUS HALL SILLS, Metier, member, house of rep., Candler co., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Minister, Primitive Baptist Church.Born Feb. 24, 1882 in Stewart co., Tenn. Educated in county schools; Falls Business College, Nashville, Tenn. Primitive Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Civic club;Kiwanis club, served as pres., sec. and treas.Family details: Married ihree times. Children; Finous Hall, Jr.; Cathrine (Sills)Shuman. F. H. Sills is the son of Marion A. and Neoma A. (Brown) Sills, and thegrandson of David S. Sills, and William Brown.CARROLL COUNTYLLOYD JEFFERSON BROCK, Carrollton, member, house of rep., Carroll co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Dentisl. Born Nov. 28, 1883 in Carroll co., Ga. Attended BowdenCollege. Began ihe practice of dentislry in 1905. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason;Shriner; past grand commander of the Grand Commanders of Ga. Mayor, city ofCarrollton; member, city board of education. Senator, 37th dist., 1937-37/38 Ex.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family delaih: Married Feb. 12, 1906, Annie Mae Miller (born Dec. 3, 1885),daughter of James Robert and Sarah Florence (Cheney) Miller. L. J. Brock isthe son of William Coen and Mary Elizabeth (Young) Brock.ALONZO WILSON ALEXANDER, Carrolllon, member, house of rep., Carrollco., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1949. Poslal service. Born Aug. 3, 1879 in Campbell (nowFulton) co., Ga. Educated in Ga. common schools; Reese's Academy. Methodist.Democrat. Mason. Civil Service, 1903-1920; clerk, superior court, Carroll co., 1925-1932.Family details: Married Mch. 29, 1899 in Carrollton, Ga., Mary Rowland (bornNov. 1, 1879), daughter of J. W. A. and Amanda O. (Johnson) Rowland. Children:Lucile; Paul; Mary Frances (Mrs. M. H. Patlon). A. W. Alexander is the son ofJames W. and Celia Louisa (Wilson) Alexander, and the grandson of Elias andMary (Williamson) Alexander, and Thomas J. and Celia (Black) Wilson.HERSCHELL LEE REID, Villa Rica, member, house of rep., Carroll co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1947. Farmer. Born Sept. 5, 1900 in Buchanan,Haralson co., Ga. Graduated Buchanan high school, 1919. Baptist. Democrat.123

Family details: Married May 15, 1921 in Villa Rica, Ga., Emma Zelma Rabun(born July 29, 1902), daughter of Howell Cobb and Emma Louvenia (Garrison)Rabun. Children: Emma Carolyn; Willie Ruth. H. L. Reid is the son of JohnFoster and Mary Caroline (Head) Reid, and the grandson of George Fleming andMartha Ann (Bradley) Reid, and Henry C. and Louisa A. (Woods) Head.WILLIS SMITH, Carrollton, member, house of rep., Carroll co., 1947 (Forsketch, see Senate, 37th dist., 1949.)JOSEPH ELVIN DUNCAN, Carrollton, member, house of rep., Carroll co., 1949.Theatre and Radio station owner. Born Feb. 18, 1909 in Douglasville, Douglas co.,Ga. Graduated Douglasville High School, 1926; Young Harris College, 1928. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Rotarian; Junior Chamber of Commerce. Past pres.,Junior Chamber of Commerce; board of directors, Carrollton Rotary club; vicechmn., Carroll Service Council; vice pres., Ga. Theatre Owners Asso.; Steward,First Methodist Church, Carrollton.Family details: Married Antoinette Talmadge Tyus. Children: Robert Tyus;Richard Alien; Joseph Elvin, Jr. J. E. Duncan is the son of John R. and Pearl(Perkins) Duncan, and the grandson of N. B. Duncan.CATOOSA COUNTYJAMES EDWARD EVITT, JR., Ringgold, member, house of rep., Catoosa co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Pharmacist. Born Sept. 1, 1912 in Ringgold, Catoosaco., Ga. Attended Ringgold High School; McCallie School, Chattanooga; Universityof Ga.; University of Chattanooga. Methodist. Democrat. Alpha Lambda Tau.Deputy clerk, Superior Court, Catoosa co., 1933-1944.Family details: Married Oct. 7, 1948, De Lynn Crabtree. J. E. Evitt, Jr., is theson of J. E. and Annie (Ward) Evitt, and the grandson of John M. and MaryElizabeth (Duncan) Evitt, and S. B. and Lula (Anderson) Ward.CHARLTON COUNTYRALPH ERNEST KNABB, Moniac, member, house of rep., Charlton co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Merchant; farmer; turpentine operator; bankdirector. Born Jan. 18, 1906 in Moniac, Charlton co., Ga. Educated in Charltonco. public schools; Jacksonville Business College. Democrat. Member, county welfare board, 1938-41; school trustee, 1932-date.Family details: Married June 19, 1927 in Jacksonville, Fla., Jessie McElvey(born Sept. 24, 1904), daughter of John L. and Mary Alice (Smith) McElvey.Children: Mary Anita; Ralph Lawson. Ralph Knabb is the son of Lucian andMinnie Lee (Dowling) Knabb, and the grandson of Wash and Maria (Brown)Knabb, and Riley and Emmie (Crews) Dowling.ALVA JOSEPH HOPKINS, JR., Folkston, member, house of rep., Charlton co.,1949. Distributor of Petroleum Products. Born Apr. 15, 1916 in Camden co., Ga.Graduated University of Ga., B.S. degree, 1937. Methodist. Democrat. SigmaChi. Major, U. S. Army, World War II, honorably discharged, Jan., 1946. Member of Reserve.124

Family details: Married June 20, 1940 in Folkston, Ga., Jewell Alice Mizell(born Oct. 30, 1921), daughter of Oliver C. and Jewell Alice (Walker) Mizell.Alva J. Hopkins, Jr., is the son of Alva J. and Ethyl (Sheppard) Hopkins, and thegrandson of Francis Hopkins.CHATHAM COUNTYADAM LEOPOLD ALEXANDER, Savannah, member, house of rep., Chathamco., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-1946. Lawyer. Born Oct. 21, 1902 in Savannah, Chatham co., Ga. Educated at Sewanee Military Academy; University ofVa.; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1924. Began the practice of law in Savannah,June 23, 1924. Episcopalian. Democrat. F. & A. M.; Knight Templar; Shriner;Chi Phi; Phi Delta Phi. Pres., Savannah Bar Asso., 1932-33; pres., St. Andrews Society of Savannah, 1940-42.Family details: Married June 7, 1939 in Savannah, Ga., Elizabeth Baldwin(born July 29, 1913), daughter of Joseph Henry and Eloise (Lawson) Baldwin.One daughter: Elizabeth B. A. Leopold Alexander is the son of Adam Leopoldand Nellie Holman (Baldwin) Alexander, and the grandson of Edward Porter andBetty Jacqueline (Mason) Alexander, and Daniel H. and Kate Alice (Philbrick)Baldwin.WILLIAM SPENCER CONNERAT, Savannah, member, house of rep., Chathamco., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born May 7, 1889 in Savannah, Chatham co., Ga.Graduated Savannah high school; University of Va.; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1912. Began the practice of law in Savannah, 1912. Episcopalian. Democrat.Mason; Elk. Capt. and Adjutant, 320 Field Artillery, U. S. Army, World War I.Family details: Married Dec. 17, 1927 in Savannah, Ga., Josephine Neyle Crisfield(born Apr. 1, 1903), daughter of James A. Pearce and Josephine Noble(Jones) Crisfield. Children: Josephine Crisfield; William Spencer, Jr.; PearceCrisfield; Laura Spencer. Spencer Connerat is the son of Clarence Selthridge andLaura Yonge (Spencer) Connerat, and the grandson of Joseph Vincent and Margaret (Palmes) Connerat, and Richard Perry and Laura (Yonge) Spencer.FRANCIS ALOYSIUS McNALL, Savannah, member, house of rep., Chathamco., 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Railroadman. Born Aug. 25, 1886 in Binghamton, Broome co., N. Y. Educated in public schools; St. Mary's Orphan Home. Catholic. Democrat. Elk; Eagle, past pres.;member, Hibernian Society; past pres., Oglethorpe Lodge, 721, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, three terms; past pres., Home Democratic Club; past pres., AtlanticCoast Line Employees Club.Family details: Married Sept. 20, 1911 in Savannah, Ga., Mary E. L. Bragg(born Nov. 10, 1887), daughter of William Braxton and Almeda (Morgan) Bragg.Children: William J.; Helen Marie. F. A. McNall is the son of George W. andHelen (Counihan) McNall, and the grandson of John C. and Ann Jane (Mulholland)McNall, and Patrick and Catherine (Foley) Counihan.RICHARD EDWARD EVANS, JR., Savannah, member, house of rep., Chathamco., 1947. Propr., Evans Printing Co. Born Nov. 9, 1913 in Winston-Salem,Forsyth co., N. C. Attended Savannah high school; LaSalle Extn. U., sales and125

usiness management. Christian. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Amer. Business Club;Graphic Arts Club; Independent Democratic Club; V.F.W.; Amer. Legion; Jr.O.U.A.M. Lt. Col., U. S. Army, World War II; received Bronze Star and onecluster; ETO ribbon and 5 campaign stars; Amer. defense ribbon; member, Ga.National Guard.Family details: Married Dec. 25, 1937 in Savannah, Ga., Cynthia A. CasoA(born Sept. 19, 1916), daughter of John A. and Ida Augusta (Lang) Cason. Chitjdren: Miriam Patricia; Richard Edward, III. R. E. Evans, Jr., is the son of RichardE. and Dorothea Magdaline (Palmer) Evans, and the grandson of Thomas S. andLucy (Rice) Evans, and Daniel E. and Virginia Rebecca Palmer.HERBERT CLIFTON SKINNER, Savannah, member, house of rep., ChathamCO., 1947. Labor Relations; representative AFL in Savannah area since 1939. BornJuly 12, 1911 in Augusta, Richmond co., Ga. Attended public schools in Augusta,Savannah and Birmingham. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner.Family details: Married Aug. 20, 1932 in Savannah, Ga., Willie Mae Patrick(born Sept. 16, 1912), daughter of James M. and Florence (Glisson) Patrick,One son: Herbert Clifton, Jr. H. C. Skinner is the son of Thos. R. and Willie Louise?(Parker) Skinner, and the grandson of Prosper and Cornelia (Huntington) Skinner,and James W. and Louise Parker.MALBERRY SMITH, JR., Savannah, member, house of rep., Chatham CO., 1947.Lawyer. Born Aug. 22, 1915 in College Park, Fulton CO., Ga. Attended publicschools of College Park and Fulton co.; graduated Columbia University, A. B. degree,1936, LL.B. degree, 1938. Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi DeltaPhi. Lt. commdr., U.S.N.R., World War II; received Amer. defense ribbon andstar; Asiatic-Pacific campaign ribbon and 10 stars; Presidential Unit Citation.Family details: Married June 15, 1943 in Ridgeland, S. C., Jessie Claire Tanner(born Feb. 20, 1917), daughter of Julian E. and Jessie Ora (Drew) Tanner. Children: Julienne Drew; Malberry Steven. Malberry Smith, Jr., is the son of Malbenyand Mittie (Camp) Smith, and the grandson of Joseph M. and Emma A. (Latimer)Smith, and Arthur P. and Martha Jane (Dunlap) Camp.GEORGE HOMER McGEE, Savannah, member, house of rep., Chatham co.,1949. Labor representative. Born Dec. 23, 1893 in Newport, Tenn. Attended public schools in Spartanburg co., S. C. Baptist. Democrat. Knights of Pythias; RoyalArcanum.Family details: Married Mch. 24, 1917 in Florence, S. C., Esther Duffey (bornNov. 5, 1897), daughter of Thomas J. and Frances L. (Whitesides) Duffey. Children: Nova Patricia; George Homer, Jr.; Thomas Duffey. George H. McGee is theson of Frank Patton and Emily Jane (McFalls) McGee, and the grandson of Jesseand Lucinda (Duncan) McGee, and Chester Ray Arthur and Rachael (Barnes)McFalls.JOHN S. HOOD, JR., Savannah, member, house of rep., Chatham co., 1949.Owner of Hood Motors and U-Drive-It, Inc. Born in Savannah, Ga., 1921. Democrat. Scottish Rite Mason; Shriner; Eagle. Past pres., Optimist club; councilorof Savannah Council, No. 202, J.O.U.A.M.; served for four years as chairman of126

the boys' work committee of the Optomist club; past Lieut.-Governor of the Georgiadistrict of Optimist International.(Note: No data for sketch furnished; the above from "Assembly Profiles"—Atlanta Journal, May 5, 1950).OWEN H. PAGE, JR., Savannah, member, house of rep., Chatham CO., 1949.Lawyer. Born Sept. 11, 1915 in Jacksonville, Duval co., Fla. Graduated Universityof N. C., A.B. degree. Methodist. Democrat. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Delta Phi.Executive officer, 1st Bn. 359 Inf. Reg., World War II.Family details: Married Aug. 4, 1944 in Ft. Smith, Ark., Barbara West (bornMay 6, 1920). One child: H. Parker. O. H. Page is the son of Owen H. and MaryLouise (Brown) Page.CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTYMARLIN RICHARD HOLLIS, Cusseta, member, house of rep., Chattahoocheeco., 1933, 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947-elect. Died Dec. 14, 1946. Attended countyschools; business college, Columbus, Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Soldier,medical unit, World War I. Senator, 24th dist., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Dec. 27, 1925 in Columbus, Ga., Emily Van Horn (bornAug. 21, 1896 in Chattahoochee co., Ga.), daughter of W. I. and Fredonia (Harp)Van Horn. M. R. Hollis was the son of R. H. and Lula (Miller) Hollis, and thegrandson of M. T. and Martha (King) Hollis, and of Hez and Dicie (Hill) Miller.JOE N. KING, Cusseta, member, house of rep., Chattahoochee co., 1947.data for sketch furnished.)GERONIMO WAY KING, Cusseta, member, house of rep., Chattahoochee co.,1949. Merchant; farmer. Born Oct. 24, 1886 in Cusseta, Chattahoochee co., Ga.Graduated Cusseta high school; attended Ga. Tech, University of Ga.; graduated,B.S. degree, 1908. Democrat. County school supt., 1923-36; member, board of education; mayor of Cusseta.Family details: Married Oct. 1, 1918 in Chattahoochee co., Ga., Martha VirginiaFoster, daughter of Wilbur F. and Hasseltine (Sapp) Foster. Children: VirginiaWay; Hal Foster; Helen Hasseltine. Geronimo W. King is the son of Gary Woodand Catherine Alice King, and the grandson of Henry and Elizabeth (Lee) King,and Rufus and Catherine (Way) King.CHATTOOGA COUNTYHENRY GRADY RAMEY, Summerville, member, house of rep., Chattooga co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Merchant. Born M!ch. 6, 1899 in Trion, Chattooga co., Ga.Graduated Summerville high school, 1917. Church of Christ. Democrat.Family details: Married Aug. 27, 1919 in Rome, Ga., Mattie Fae Hammond(born Dec. 25, 1898), daughter of Valentine and Jodie (Mills) Hammond. Children: Grady Fay; Kathryn L.; Bobby V. Henry G. Ramey is the son of GeorgeHenry and Lettie Ann (Alexander) Ramey, and the grandson of Robert L. Ramey,and John and Susanna Alexander.127(No

BOBBY LEE COOK, Summerville, member, house of rep., Chattooga co., 1949.Lawyer. Born Feb. 12, . ~ .. in Lyerly, Chattooga co., Ga. Graduated Gordon Military College; University of Ala., B.S. degree; Vanderbilt University, LL.B. degree,1946; post-graduate courses Harvard and Oxford Universities. Presbyterian. Democrat. Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Delta Kappa Epsilon. Served in U. S.Navy, World War I.Family details: Married June 8, 1948, June Hays, daughter of Joe and Grace(Berry) Hays. Bobby Lee Cook is the son of Paul Lee and Mary Alma (Edge)Cook, and the grandson of W. W. and Clarisa (Blake) Cook, and John and ElsaEdge.CHEROKEE COUNTYBARTON A. MANOUS, Canton, member, house of rep., Cherokee co., 1945-45Ex.-46, 1947, died. Fanner; ginner; carpenter; brickmason. Born Feb. 27, 1877in Dawsonville, Dawson co., Ga. Attended public schools. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married June 2, 1901 in Canton, Cherokee co., Ga., Jane Elizabeth Perkins (born Oct. 6, 1880; died Mch. 27, 1942), daughter of Mose and California (Light) Perkins. Children: Mrs. J. L. Lawson; W. B.; C. M.; L. A.; Mrs.J. B. Clark; Mrs. Dozier Johnson; Mrs. George Hames; H C.; Nolan. B. A. Manouswas the son of Henry Madison and Elizabeth (Howard) Manous, and the grandsonof Buck and Mahaley (Grogan) Manous.HENRY C. CAGLE, Canton, member, house of rep., Cherokee co., 1948 (filledunexpired term of B. A. Manous), 1949. (No data for sketch furnished).CLARKE COUNTYKINNEY ANDREW HILL, Athens, member, house of rep., Clarke co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Bora Nov. 8, 1879 in Athens,Clarke co., Ga. Attended Athens public schools. Baptist. Democrat. Elk. Member,Athens city council, mayor protem; member, board of health; member, DemocraticExecutive Committee, Clarke co.Family details: K. A. Hill is the son of Jessie and Martha (Hall) Hill.LEE OLIN PRICE, JR., Athens, member, house of rep., Clarke co., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born Apr. 6, 1914 in Athens, Clarke co.,Ga. Attended Athens high school; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1936. Beganthe practice of law in Athens, Ga., 1937. Methodist. Democrat. Member, Orderof Demolay; Legion of Honor; Sigma Kappa Delta; Elk. First Lt., 906th Inf. Reserve, past pres., Northeastern Ga. Dept. Reserve Officers Asso.; 1st Lt., infantry,World War II.Family details: Married Dec. 10, 1939 in Athens, Ga., Frances Louise Sanders(born Nov. 20, 1919), daughter of Upton Thomas and Lillie (McConnell) Sanders.One daughter: Cynthia Frances. L. O. Price, Jr., is the son of Lee Olin and Nellie(Gardner) Price, and the grandson of Oscar and Marion (McPhail) Price, andJulian E. and Mary Edna (Mitchell) Gardner.JACOB BRANDT JOEL, Athens, member, house of rep., Clarke co., 1935, 1937-128

37/38 Ex., 1939, 1947. Lawyer. Born Apr. 7, 1890 in Athens, Clarke co., Ga.Graduated University of Ga., B.S. degree, 1910, LL.B. degree, 1928. Began practice of law, Apr. 1930. Jew. Democrat. Mason; Odd Fellow; W.O.W. Served inWorld War I.Family details: Married June 8, 1930 in Fensacola, Fla., Beula Greenhut (bornSept. 23, 1900), daughter of Adolph and Eva (Forcheimer) Greenhut. Children:Donald Greenhut; Henrietta. J. B. Joel is the son of Abraham and Henrietta(Rosenfield) Joel.JACK R. WELLS, Athens, member, house of rep., Clarke co., 1947.for sketch furnished.)(No dataCOMPTON OTIS "FAT" BAKER, Athens, member, house of rep., Clarke co.,1949. Lawyer. Born Aug. 28, 1910 in Dry Branch, Twiggs co., Ga. Graduated Lanierhigh school, 1929; University of Ga. College of Agriculture, D.S.A. degree, 1933;University of Ga. School of Law, LL.B. degree, 1940. Baptist. Democrat. Mason,Chapter Commandry, Shrine; Elk's club. Member, Amer. Bar Asso.; Athens BarAsso., sec. and treas.; Ga. Bar Asso., on board of Governors; Jaycee; Athens highboosters club; Touchdown club; advisory board, Salvation Army; pres., Clarke co.Tuberculosis Asso.Family details: Single. C. O. Baker is the son of John S. and Leola (Holaman)Baker, and the grandson of John Baker.CHAPPELLE MATTHEWS, Athens, member, house of rep., Clarke co., 1949.(No data for sketch furnished.)CLAY COUNTYCHESTER GAVIN, Fort Gaines, member, house of rep., Clay co., 1931 Ex.,1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Died July 5,1946. Farmer; automobile dealer. Born June 20, 1875 in Waynesboro, Wayne co.,Miss. Graduated Waynesboro High School; Capital Commercial College. Methodist.Democrat.Family details: Married June 7, 1905 in Fort Gaines, Ga., Ethel L. Greene(born Oct. 14, 1881 in Clay co., Ga.; died Oct. 15, 1928), daughter of William J.and Caroline W. (Morris) Greene. Children: Edward M.; Caroline C.; James F.;Chester, Jr. Chester Gavin was the son of G. W. and Sallie (Parker) Gavin.JAMES SIBLEY GIBBONS, Fort Gaines, member, house of rep., Clay co., 1947,res. Owner and operator of service station. Born July 28, 1887 in Blakely, Early co.,Ga. Attended Decatur and Early co. public schools. Methodist. Democrat. F. &A. M. Pvt., Co. A., 2nd Div. Bn., Camp Gordon, World War I.Family details: Married Dec. 12, 1924 in Jakin, Early co., Ga., Pauline Beard,daughter of Charles F. and Emma (Evans) Beard. One son: Robert Edward. JamesS. Gibbons is the son of Elijah T. and Sarah (McKinnon) Gibbons, and the grandson of William and Martha (Brooks) McKinnon.RICHARD WATSON BEST, Fort Gaines, house of rep., Clay co., 1948 (unexpiredterm of Jim Gibbons), 1949. Baptist. Democrat. Mason.129

CLAYTON COUNTYEDWIN STANLEY KEMP, Jonesboro, member, house of rep., Clayton co., 1949.Lawyer. Born May 11, 1909 in Winfield, Winn co., La. Graduated WashingtonUniversity; Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree. Methodist. Democrat. O.E.S.;Shrine; B.S.A. County attorney, 1939-45; solicitor, city court, 1941-48; city attorney, 1939-50; school board, 1939-50. Corp., 5th Marine Division, World War II.Family details: Married Aug. 5, 1932 in Atlanta, Ga., Sara Gertrude Watts,daughter of Henry L. and Mary Aline (Cooley) Watts. Children: James Byron;Elizabeth Merle; Elaine Helen; Edwin Stanley, Jr. Edwin Stanley Kemp is theson of James Byron and Nora M. (Lineback) Kemp.ALBERT BREWSTER SMITH, Jonesboro, member, house of rep., Clayton co.,1947. Salesman. Born Aug. 4, 1894 in Harris co., Ga. Attended Ga. public schools.Methodist. Democrat. Mason. City councilman, Jonesboro, 1932-33; mayor,1934-35; Clayton co. commissioner, 1943-44.Family details: Married July 14, 1924 in Jonesboro, Ga., Edith Virginia Hanes,daughter of James C. and Mary Zach (Crockett) Hanes. Children: Albert Brewster,Jr.; Mary Virginia. A. B. Smith is the son of John T. and Nonie Minnie (Railey)Smith.ERNEST LAMAR ADAMSON, Jonesboro, member, house of rep., Clayton co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born Sept. 26, in Morrow, Clayton co., Ga. Educated Milligan College, Milh'gan, Term.; Lamar College, Clarkston, Ga. Baptist.Democrat. Mason. Sheriff, Clayton co., 1929-39.Family details: Married Feb. 14, 1916 in Milligan, Term., Roxie Lee Buck (bornFeb. 17, 1898), daughter of Rev. E. C. and Mary Etta (Lee) Buck. Children:Ernest L., Jr.; Orestus Eugene; Mary Fay; Augustus Franklin. E. L. Adamson isthe son of Augustus Franklin and Julia Anne (Daniel) Adamson, and the grandsonof Augustus Young and Caroline Elizabeth (Robinson) Adamson, and WilliamColumbus and Mary Jane (Murphy) Adamson.CLINCH COUNTYBENJAMIN TILLMAN WILLOUGHBY, Homerville, member, house of rep.,Clinch co., 1941, 1943-43 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born Sept. 4, 1904in Homerville, Clinch co., Ga. Graduated from high school and later received theLL.B. degree. Baptist. Democrat. Royal Arch Mason. Member, Board of CountyCommissioners, 1937-1940. Solicitor, County Court of Clinch, Jan. 29, 1943-Jan.1, 1945; June 1948-Jan. 1, 1949, serving unexpired term of C. Downing Musgrove.Clinch County Attorney, 1943 to date.IRIS FAIRCLOTH BLITCH (Mrs. B. E.), Homerville, member, house of rep.,Clinch co., 1949. Housewife. Born April 25, in Normantown, Toombs co., Ga. Attended Ga. common schools; graduated Hagerstown, Md., high school, 1929; attended University of Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Senator, 5th dist., 1947.Family details: Married Oct. 11, 1929 in Jacksonville, Fla., B. E. Blitch, Jr.(born Sept. 24, 1907), son of B. E. and Blanche Blitch. Children: Betty Ethelyn;130

Brooks Erwin, III. Iris Faircloth Blitch is the daughter of James Louis and MaryEtta (Rigdill) Faircloth, and the granddaughter of Chess Faircloth.COBB COUNTYOTIS ANOLDUS BRUMBY, Marietta, member, house of rep., Cobb co., 1945-45Ex-46. Newspaper editor and publisher. Retired, living at Pass-a-Grille Beach, Fla.Born July 6, 1889 in Marietta, Cobb co., Ga. Graduated Marietta high school,1907; Tulane University, 1910. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Commandery;Shrine; Elk; Kappa Alpha. Cobb co. Board of Education, 1943-48; supt., co. schools,2 months, 1944; delegate, National Democratic Convention, 1932.Family details: Married Oct. 26, 1936 in Atlanta, Ga., Florence Elizabeth Dobbs(born Jan. 9, 1907), daughter of John McCutcheon and Florence Elizabeth (Dawson)Dobbs. Children: Otis Anoldus, Jr.; Bebe Dobbs. Otis A. Brumby is the sonof Thomas Micajah and Maria Louise (Bates) Brumby, and the grandson of JohnGreening and Sarah Catherine (Remley) Brumby, and Joseph Carson and AnnMaria (Mitchell) Bates.JOHN TUCKER DORSEY, Marietta, member, house of rep., Cobb co., 1915-15Ex.-16-17 Ex., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born Sept. 7,1876 in Gainesville, Hall CO., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1898.Began the practice of law in 1905. Presbyterian. Democrat. J.O.U.A.M.; RedMan; Woodman; D. of A. Solicitor-general, Blue Ridge Circuit, Nov. 26, 1918- Dec.31, 1920. Present Ordinary, Cobb co., Ga.Family1 details: Married Nov. 18, 1911 in Atlanta, Ga., Annie Robertson Coryell,daughter of Howard Gaw and Katie (Robertson) Coryell. One son: Jasper Newton. Jno. T. Dorsey is the son of Jasper Newton Dorsey (Lt. Col., C.S.A., resignedbecause of wound; member, Constitutional Convention, 1865, Hall co.; judge, citycourt, Hall co., Dec. 7, 1880-Dec. 5, 1883, died; member, house of rep., Hall co.,1865/66-66) and Junius Cornelia (Tucker) Dorsey, and the grandson of Rev. Johnand Elizabeth (Brice) Dorsey, and of Crawford and Margaret (Reid) Tucker.SAMUEL JEFFERSON WELSCH, Marietta, member, house of rep., Cobb co.,1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1941, 1943, 1947. (For sketch, see Senate, 39th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46.HAROLD STEPHENS WILLINGHAM, Marietta, member, house of rep., Cobbco., 1947, 1949. Mine operator; Pres.-treas., Willingham-Little Stone Co. Born Dec.4, 1881 in Dalton, Whitfield co., Ga. Attended Samuel Benedict Memorial School,Cedartown; University of Ga., 1903. Operated mines in Murray, Gilmer, Pickens,and Hall counties. Senator, 39th dist., 1927.Family details: Married Oct. 15, 1914 in Darien, Mclntosh co., Ga., ElizabethSpalding Wylly, daughter of Alexander Campbell and Ella McDonald DunwoodyWylly. Children: Harold Stephens, Jr., Elizabeth Wylly; Charles Berrien; CampbellWylly. H. S. Willingham is the son of Charles Berrien and Annie (Williams)Willingham, and the grandson of Charles Hardman Clark and Luticia Adeline(Pruitt) Willingham, and Dr. Martin Gardner and Rosa (Dwight) Williams.RAYMOND M. REED, Marietta, member, house of rep., Cobb co., 1949. Lawyer.Born Sept. 22, 1916 in Smyrna, Cobb co., Ga. Attended Smyrna grammar school;131

Marietta high school; graduated University of Term., LL.B. degree. Baptist.Democrat. Mason; Phi Kappa Alpha.Family details: Married June 12, 1947 in Smyrna, Ga., Mary Frances Taylor(born Nov. 10, 1926). R. M. Reed is the son of B. F. and Palm (Webber) Reed.COFFEE COUNTYJOSEPH MERIWETHER THRASH, College, member, house of rep., Coffee co.,1927, 1929-31 Ex., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Died May 6, 1947. Teacher.Born Feb. 19, 1885 in Gay, Meriwether co., Ga. Attended Ga. School of Technology; Mercer University. Has been with University System of Ga. since 1907.Baptist. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.; Elk (past-Exalted Ruler; served as DistrictDeputy Grand Exalted Ruler, 1939); W.O.W.; Jr. Order, U.A.M.; Kiwanian;Anak. Prin., llth dist. A. & M. School, June 1919-July 1927; pres., South Ga. Jr.College, July 22, 1927-Aug. 21, 1929; pres., South Ga. State College, Aug. 21, 1929-May 6, 1947, died.Family details: Married Oct. 7, 1907 in Senoia, Ga., Jimmie Estelle Estes (bornJune 17, 1889), daughter of Nathaniel and Nancy Jane (Clark) Estes. Children:Joseph Meriwether, Jr.; Elmore Callaway, III. J. M. Thrash is the son of ElmoreCallaway and Sarah Frances (Andrews) Thrash, and the grandson of Christopherand Mary (Callaway) Thrash, and Martin and Bennetta (Talbot) Andrews.JOHN HENRY WILLIAMS, Douglas, member, house of rep., Coffee co., 1943-43 Ex.44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born July 16, 1879 in Pearson, Coffee co.,Ga. Graduated Douglas high school, 1906; Mercer University Law School, 1909.Began the practice of law in Douglas, 1909. Democrat. Coffee co. school supt.,1912-16; solicitor, Douglas city court, 1937-41; pres., Douglas Bar Asso., 8 years.Family details: Married May 12, 1915 in Bacon co., Ga., Grace (Dolan) Kirkland,daughter of Major Dolan. J. H. Williams is the son of Alien R. and SarahAnn (Parker) Williams, and the grandson of John R. and Catherine (Myers) Williams, and W. M. and Elizabeth (Strainge) Parker.HENRY CLAY ELLIS, Broxton, member, house of rep., Coffee co., 1947, 1949.Teacher. Born April 1, 1882 in Garrant, Coffee co., Ga. Graduated Ga. NormalCollege, 1905; Life Professional State Certificate. Baptist. Democrat. County fishand game warden, 1912-1914; chief of police, Douglas, Ga., 1919-20; Federal censusenumerator, Coffee co., 1930.Family details: Married 1910 in Broxton, Ga., Susanna Byrd, daughter of Aaronand Linnie (Gaskin) Byrd. Children: Clyde H.; Milton R.; Edgar A.; Hazel (Ellis)Stevens; Dalton F.; Dorothy; Doris (Ellis) Raper. Henry C. is the son of Hiramand Elizabeth (Ward) Ellis, and the grandson of Henry and Betty Ellis, and Jackson and Sally Ward.MICAJAH VICKERS, Douglas, member, house of rep., Coffee co., 1939 (unexpiredterm), 1941, 1947, 1949. Farmer; naval storg operator. Born June 1, 1881in Douglas, Coffee co., Ga. Educated in Coffee co. elementary schools. Member,board of education, Coffee co., since 1932-date.Family details: Married June 22, 1913 in Coffee co., Ga., Mary Jane Lott (born132

Jan. 1, 1888), daughter of Dan and Winifred (Byrd) Lott. Children: K. D.;Cecil; Conway. Micajah Vickers is the son of Eli and Lucy (Lott) Vickers, andthe grandson of Eli and Rebecca (Paulk) Vickers, and Elisha and Folly (Moore)Lott.COLQUITT COUNTYROBERT EDWARD CHESHIRE, JR., Moultrie, member, house of rep., Colquittco., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born Mch. 19, 1903 inMoultrie, Colquitt CO., Ga. Educated at Plunkett's School for Boys; Mercer Uni*versity, LL.B. degree, 1932. Began the practice of law in Moultrie, 1932. Baptist.Democrat. Kiwanian; Sigma Pi. Sec., Colquitt co. Democratic executive committee,1936-42; pres., Young Democrats Club, Colquitt CO.; solicitor, city court, Colquittco., 1942-43. Elected Solicitor-General, Southern Circuit, for term beginning Jan.1, 1947, resigned.Family details: Married June 23, 1934 in Macon, Ga., Sarah Frances Cotton(born Sept. 4, 1908), daughter of Hunter D. and Jennie Luke (Towns) Cotton.Children: Robert Edward, III; Sara Frances. Robert E. Cheshire, Jr., is the sonof Robert E. and Minnie Viola (Lemacks) Cheshire, and the grandson of MurdockShaw and Orpha Cherrie Ann (Bass) Cheshire, and John Jackson and Mary Alfonsis(Bennett) Lemacks.COLQUITT COUNTYWILLIAM H. RIDDLESPURGER, Moultrie, member, house of rep., Colquittco., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born Sept. 6, 1908 inMoultrie, Colquitt co., Ga. Attended Mercer University. Baptist. Democrat.A.T.O.; Elk; W.O.W. City recorder, Moultrie, 1939-1945; city atty., 1945-1949.Family details: Married Dec. 4, 1941 in Moultrie, Ga., Elizabeth Boring (bornMch. 9, 1909), daughter of Walter H. and Mattie (Mullins) Boring. One child:William H., III. W. H. Riddlespurger is the son of William H. and Eula Lee(Twitty) Riddlespurger, and the grandson of T. H. Riddlespurger and Andrew J.Twitty.GALLOWAY, BENJAMIN THOMAS, Moultrie, member, house of rep., Colquittco., 1949. Farm supt. Born Aug. 7, 1890 in Green co., N. C. Graduated Dellwayhigh school; North Carolina State, general agriculture degree, 1924. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Exchange Club; American Legion. Member, city council, Moultrie,1940-48; member, selective service board, 1948. Private, 1st class, World War I.Family details: Married Dec. 31, 1919 in Nahunta, Ga., Elizabeth Knox (bornMay 12, 1898), daughter of Elliott H. and Vandilla (Strickland) Knox. Children:John Elliott; Benjamin Thomas, Jr. Ben T. Galloway is the son of John Edwinand Elizabeth (Walston) Galloway, and the grandson of Jessie and Lucinda(Ritter) Galloway, and Quillian and Elizabeth (Dildy) Walston.ELMON BRYANT VICKERS, Moultrie, member, house of rep., Colquitt co.,1949. Farmer. Born Aug. 24, 1918 in Colquitt co., Ga. Graduated University ofGa., B.S.A. degree, 1939. Protestant. Democrat. Maj., U. S. Inf., World War II.Family details: Married Apr. 6, 1944, Mary Jane Morgan (born July 21, 1920).One child: Gary. Elmon B. Vickers is the son of Jno. J. and Ellie (Sharpe) Vickers.133

COLUMBIA COUNTYGLENN STEPHENS PHILLIPS, SR., Harlem, member, house of rep., Co-lumbia co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, res.House Officials, Revenue Dept.).(For sketch, see StateBYRON B. MANGUM, Grovetown, member, house of rep., Columbia co., 1948(filled unexpired term of Glenn S. Phillips), 1949. (No data for sketch furnished.)COOK COUNTYJAMES HENRY KENNON, Adel, member, house of rep., Cook co., 1945-45Ex.-46. (For sketch, see Senate, 53rd dist., 1947.)DAVID FOSTER BRUTON, Add, member, house of rep., Cook co., 1933, 1947.Fanner. Born Nov. 9, 1890 in Wadesville, Montgomery co., N. C. Attended elementary school at Falmerville, N. C.; graduated Sparks, Ga., high school, 1916;Emory University, Ph.B. degree, 1931; post graduate work at Mercer and EmoryUniversities. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. SupL of schools, Soperton, Ga.,1921-23; Add, Ga., 1923-29; Shellman, Ga., 1929-32; postmaster. Add, Ga., 1934-45. Q. M. Sergt., World War I.Family details: Married Dec. 19, 1919 in Adel, Ga., Sarah Pafford (born Sept.3, 1696), daughter of Mathew and Sarah (Whitehunt) Pafford. Children: BettySue; James Donald. D. F. Bruton is the son of B. F. and Elizabeth (McCauley)Brut on, and the grandson of Atlas J. and Mary (Boggan) Bruton, and John Calvinand Elizabeth (Parker) McCauley.WILSON B. WILKES, Adel, member, house of rep., Cook co., 1949.for sketch furnished.)COWETA COUNTY(No daUEUGENE P. HURST, Newnan, member, house of rep., Coweta co., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Bx.-46. Fanner; spot cotton buyer. Born Oct. 27, 1886 inLuthcrsville, Meriwether co., Ga. Educated at Luthenville high school. Presbyterian. Democrat Mayor, Luthenville, several yean; chmn., first Coweta co. WarRationing Board, Jan-Nov., 1941; police recorder, Newnan, 1947-date.Family detail*: Married in Luthenville, Mary O. Smith. Children: Cecil P.(deceased); Jean (Hunt) McDonald. E. P. Hunt is the son of George P. andElizabeth (Lasseter) HuntHENRY GLAIR ARNALL, Newnan, member, house of rep., Coweta co., 1941,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Merchant; warehouse man; farmer. Bom Nov. 4, 1877 inNewnan, Coweta co., Ga. Attended Newnan high school. Baptist. Democrat. Rotarian.Mayor, Newnan, 1916-17; member, Water & L. com., 1908-date; pres.,Newnan Hospital; pres., Farmers' Warehouse Co.; director, Mclntosh, Arnco 4Araall Cotton Mills. Senator, 36th dist., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.134

Family details: Married Oct. 11, 1899 in Newnan, Ga., Dollie Bohannon (bornSept. 24, 1878), daughter of Alexander H. and Annie Augusta (Norwood) Bohannon. Children: Hamilton C.; Raleigh. Henry C. Arnall is the son of Henry Clayand Sallie Kate (Wynn) Arnall, and the grandson of John Gholston and NancyMiles (Gibbs) Arnall, and Glenn Owen and Sara Pope (Lumpkin) Wynn.MYER GOLDBERG, Senoia, member, house of rep., Coweta CO., 1943-43 Ex.-44Ex., 1947. Lawyer. Born June 5, 1893 in Barnwell, Barnwell CO., S. C. EducatedAtlanta grammar schools; Boy's high school; Atlanta Law School. Methodist. Democrat. Deputy director, State Board of Workmen's Compensation, 1945. 2nd Lt.,U. S. Army, World War I.Family details: Married Dec. 16, 1918 in Decatur, Ga., Carrilu Couch, daughter of James R. and Luella Couch. Myer Goldberg is the son of Jacob E. and Mattie(Coleman) Goldberg.CLIFFORD A. CRANFORD, Newnan, member, house of rep., Coweta co., 1949.(No data for sketch furnished.)JAMES S. CARMICAL, Sargent, member, house of rep., Coweta Co., 1949.Farmer; merchant. Born Sept. 26, 1879 in Newnan, Coweta Co., Ga. AttendedNewnan high school; Senoia high school. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Junior Order;Odd Fellow. Post Master, 1913-34; co. commissioner, 1934-36; member, co. schoolboard, 1948-50.Family details: Married Oct. 8, 1913 in Sargent, Coweta co., Ga., Maud Warren,daughter of G. L. and Martha (Copeland) Warren. James S. Carmical is the sonof W. W. and Elizabeth (Robinson) Carmical, and the grandson of ArthurRobinson.CRAWFORD COUNTYWADE H. SEAGLER, Roberta, member, house of rep., Crawford co., 1945-45Ex.-46. Operates planing mill. Born Sept. 30, 1912 in Knoxville, Crawford co.,Ga. Graduated Crawford high school, 1930; attended Gordon Institute, Barnesville.Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner. Treasurer of Crawford county.Family details: Married Jan. 1, 1939 in Roberta, Ga., Susan Elizabeth White,daughter of W. M. White. Wade H. Seagler is the son of Wade H. and Celeste(Culverhouse) Seagler.CLIFFORD R. AVERA, Roberta, member, house of rep., Crawford co., 1947.Banker; farmer; insurance. Born Sept. 7, 1900 in Roberta, Crawford co., Ga. Attended Crawford co. high school. Methodist. Democrat. Kiwanis club. Crawfordco. commissioner, 1936-1944.Family details: Married Feb. 22, 1930 in Reynolds, Ga., Sue Payne, (born July135

26, 1903), daughter of Andrew J. and Elba Payne. C. R. Avera is the son of R. E.and Luella (Webb) Avera, and the grandson of J. A. and Elizabeth Avera, andRufus and Sarah Webb.J. F. HARTLEY, Roberta, member, house of rep., Crawford co., 1949. (Nodata for sketch furnished.)CRISP COUNTYPALMER HAMILTON GREENE, Cordele, member house of rep., Crisp co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Farmer. Born Mch. 9, 1889 in Troup co., Ga. Graduated O'Neal High School, 1906. Methodist. Democrat. Lions club. Clerk, Crispco. Superior Court, 1919-1940; clerk, Crisp co. commissioners, 1941, 1949-50.Family details: Married (1) Jan. 11, 1916 in Atlanta, Ga., Myra Brinkley (diedJuly 2, 1935), daughter of Thos. A. and Mollie (Riviere) Brinkley. Children:Palmer Gibson; Chas. Hamilton; Geo. Stanford. Married (2) Juanita Reid. P. H.Greene is the son of M. G. and Ella Medora (Palmer) Greene, and the grandson,of Hamilton H. and Ellen A. (Griffin) Greene, and Emily G. (Cotton) Palmer.DADE COUNTYRUFUS W. MASSEY, Wildwood, member, house of rep., Dade co., 1945-45Ex.-46, 1947. (For sketch, see Senate, 44th dist., 1949.)MADDOX JEROME HALE, Trenton, member, house of rep., Dade co., 1949.Lawyer. Born Aug. 18, 1908 in Trenton, Dade co., Ga. Graduated Central highschool, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Chattanooga College of Law, LL.B. degree, 1931 andLL.D. degree, 1933. Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Delta Kappa; Lions Club.Steward, Trustee, Financial Secretary and Sunday School teacher, Trenton Methodist Church. Trenton city atty., 1938-43; 1946-date.Family details: Married Apr. 6, 1946 in Trenton, Ga., Mauline Morrison (bornOct. 26, 1914), daughter of William Franklin and Grace (Austin) Morrison.Maddox J. Hale is the son of Shadrach Jerome and Clara (Street) Hale, and thegrandson of John S. Hale, and of George W. and Martha (Waddell) Street.DAWSON COUNTYMAX ROACH LOOPER, Dawsonville, member, house of rep., Dawson co., 1939,1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born Apr. 20, 1915 in Barettsville,Dawson co., Ga. Graduated Dawsonville high school, 1935; attended NorthGa. College; University of Ga.Family details: Married Dec. 24, 1942 in Dawsonville, Ga., Virginia Ann Robertson(born Sept. 11, 1926), daughter of John Will and Rosa Lee (Roberts) Robertson.Children: Vicki Lee; Randy Max; Pamela Jane. M. R. Looper is the sonof William H. and Isabell (Roach) Looper, and the grandson of Joseph and Margret(Keith) Looper, and William M. and Nancy (Cook) Roach.DR. MARCUS L. HOWARD, Dawsonville, member, house of rep., Dawson co.,1947. (No data for sketch furnished.)136

HENRY CLAY SUMMEROUR, Dawsonville, member, house of rep., Dawson co.,1949. Farmer; merchant; manufacturer. Born Apr. 12, 1906 near Amicalola Falls,Dawson co., Ga. Attended Dawson co. public schools. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married June 29, 1930 in Dawson co., Ga., Irma Bell Seay (bornAug. 26, 1914), daughter of Harley M. and Cora Victoria (Anderson) Seay. Children: William Franklin; Oletta; Henry Clay, Jr.; Juanita; Susie Lou; Barbara Jean;Derik Russell. Henry C. Summerour is the son of William Franklin and Florence N.(Whitmore) Summerour, and the grandson of John L. Summerour, and Richardand Mary (Lyon) Whitmore.DECATUR COUNTYC. A. MILLER, JR., Bainbridge, member, house of rep., Decatur co., 1945-45Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)THOMAS ELIJAH RICH, Bainbridge, member, house of rep., Decatur co.,1947. (For sketch, see Senate, 8th dist., 1949.)GEORGE FRANKLIN BATTLES, Bainbridge, member, house of rep., Decaturco., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1949. Saw mill industry. Born Oct. 4,1877 in Spring Hill, Montgomery co., Ga. Attended Spring Hill common schools.Baptist. Democrat. Deacon, Bainbridge Baptist Church for a number of years.Lt.-Col., staff of Gov. Eugene Talmadge, 1941.Family details: Married May 8, 1898 in Ocilla, Ga., Lula A. Wise (born Oct. 6,1876), daughter of Henry W. and Susan Elizabeth (Neville) Wise. Children: Margaret Frances (Mrs. H. L. Metcalf); George Franklin, Jr. G. F. Battles is the sonof John Robinson and Sara Frances (Holder) Battles, and the grandson of Johnand Pammelia (Briscoe) Battles, and Troy James and Cebella Florilla (Pace)Holder.SHACKELFORD NOAH COX, Bainbridge, member, house of rep., 1947, 1949.Farmer. Born July 23, 1897 in Gadsden co., Fla. Attended schools in Quincy, Fla.Baptist. Democrat. Mason; member, Farm Bureau; American Legion; soldier,World War I.Family details: Married April 20, 1919 in Quincy, Fla., Vera Beulah Sloan,•daughter of J. R. and Scotia Albert (Clayton) Sloan. Children: Shackelford Noah,Jr.; Mamie Elizabeth; Doris Pauline. S. N. Cox is the son of Edward Jessie andEulalia Imogene (Lambert) Cox, and the grandson of W. S. and Nancy (Wilcox)Cox, and Noah and Ellen (Patterson) Lambert.DEKALB COUNTYWILLIAM LOVIC BROOME, Decatur, member, house of rep., DeKalb co.,1943-43 Ex.-44, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Sheriff of DeKalb co., Dec. 20, 1945 to date. Attended Siloam high school; Young Harris College; Athens Business College. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; member, Jr. Order; Elk; W.O.W.Family details: Married June 9, 1921 in Rayle, Ga., Kate Maltbie Harper(born July 29, 1895), daughter of Willie Franklin and Eliza Ann (Edmonds)Harper. Children: William Carroll; Robert Keith; Martha Jean. W. L. Broome137

is the son of John Wesley and Nora Estel (Slack) Broome, and the grandson ofAlfred and Josie (Andrews) Broome, and Henry and Eliza (Wright) Slack.HENRY OLIN HUBERT, JR., Decatur, member, house of rep., DeKalb co.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born Feb. 18, 1905 inAugusta, Richmond co., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree. Methodist.Democrat. Mason, past Master Pythagora Lodge, No. 41; Elk, past Exalted Ruler,Decatur Lodge, No. 1602; past pres., Ga. Elks Asso.; Ga. Bar Asso.; DeKalb co.Chamber of Agriculture & Commerce.Family details: Married Oct. 23, 1943 in DeKalb co., Ga., Katherine CorneliaRankin (born May 23, 1913), daughter of Chas. A. and Bessie (Ozmer) Rankin.One child: Charles Rankin. H. O. Hubert, Jr., is the son of H. O. and Ruth Pearre(Walton) Hubert, and the grandson of John P. and Sarah (Durrah) Hubert, andWin. T. and Mollie S. (Berry) Walton.JULIUS AUGUSTUS McCURDY, Decatur, member, house of rep., DeKalb co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born Sept. 19, 1903 in Stone Mountain, DeKalb co.,Ga. Attended Decatur public schools; graduated Emory University, Lamar Schoolof Law, B. Ph. and LL.B. degrees. Began the practice of law in Decatur, 1925.Baptist. Democrat. F. & A. M.; B. P. O. E.; Rotary Club; Atlanta Athletic Club.DeKalb co. attorney, 1935.Family details: Married Aug. 6, 1925 in Hillsboro co., Fla., Louise Chapman(born July 22, 1903), daughter of William H. and Rachel (Wilson) Chapman.One daughter: Ann Chapman. J. A. McCurdy is the son of Julius Augustus andLeomia (Goldsmith) McCurdy, and the grandson of Phillip B. and Sarah (Carter)McCurdy.WILLIAM HUGH McWHORTER, Decatur, member, house of rep., DeKalb1947, 1949. Printing and publishing business. Born July 3, 18... in Buckhead,Morgan co., Ga. Attended Oconee co. public schools. Baptist. Democrat. Deacon,1st Baptist Church, Decatur, 8 years; chairman of board, 4 years. Published newspapers, Lake City, Fla.; Vidalia, Ga.; 'DeKalb New Era," Decatur, 1922-date.Served in Navy 1911-14, U.S.S. North Carolina.Family details: Married June 6, 1914 in Everett, Mass., Edna Lee Fenwick,daughter of John Calvin and Stella Lewis (Spooner) Fenwick. Children: WilliamHugh, Jr.; Virginia Lee (Mrs. J. L. Freeman); Dorothy Jane. W. Hugh Mc-Whorter is the son of John Welby and Eva (Zuber) McWhorter, and the grandsonof William Hugh and Mary Elizabeth (Cheney) McWhorter, and Charles Bartlingand Mary Ann (Clements) Zuber.PIERRE HOWARD, Decatur, member, house of rep., DeKalb co., 1947, 1949.Lawyer. Born Dec. 23, 1912 in Decatur, DeKalb co., Ga. Graduated Boys High,Atlanta; attended Emory University; George Washington University Law School(2 years and passed bar). Presbyterian. Democrat. B.P.O.E.; Sigma Chi; AMVETS,American Legion, VFW; Exchange Club. Clerk, House Committee, Civil Service,Washington, D. C., 1934-35; Asst. U. S. Atty., Northern Dist., of Ga., 1941-43.Ensign, U.S.N.R., 1943; discharged 1945, Lieutenant.Family details: Married Sept. 22, 1938 in DeKalb co., Ga., Caroline Hill Ridley(born Nov. 13, 1913), daughter of John F., and Cornelia (Dozier) Ridley. Chil-138

dren: Pierre, Jr.; John Ridley. Pierre Howard is the son of William Schley andLucia Augusta (du Vinage) Howard, and the grandson of Thomas Coke and Susan(Harris) Howard, and Jacques Pierre and Lucia Augusta (Robson) du Vinage.DODGE COUNTYJACK BURCH, Chester, member, house of rep., Dodge co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.(No data for sketch furnished.)EUGENE ELVIN YAWN, Eastman, member, house of rep., Dodge co., 1941,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1947. Farmer; warehouse man; cotton and produce business.Born May 29, 1910 in Chauncey, Dodge co., Ga. Educated at Middle Ga. CoUege.Baptist. Democrat. Master Mason.Family details: Married May 29, 1934 in Eastman, Ga., Audrey Whigham (bornJan. 26, 1914), daughter of J. B. and Laura (Strickland) Whigham. Children:Gary Eugene; Dwight Elvin. Eugene E. Yawn is the son of James Lewis andDosia (Aiken) Yawn, and the grandson of Elvin and Sallie (Rivers) Yawn, andJames and Jannie (Butler) Aiken.HUDSON MOORE, Eastman, member, house of rep., Dodge co., 1949. (Nodata for sketch furnished.)DOOLY COUNTYLEON FULLER BEDDINGFIELD, Vienna, member, house of rep., Dooly co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born Sept. 23, 1894 in Unadilla, Dooly co.,Ga. Attended Unadilla public schools; Gordon Military College; graduated MercerUniversity, LL.B. degree, 1918. Methodist. Democrat. Member, Kiwanis club;Ga. Bar Assn. Clerk, co. commissioner, Dooly co., 1929-date; served as co. atty.;director, Citizens & Southern Nat. Bank. Veteran, World War I.Family details: Married May 11, 1927 in Vienna, Ga., Bessie Butler, daughterof John F. and Ella (Patrick) Butler. One daughter: Betty Larette. L. F. Beddingfieldis the son of William H. and Willie (Dupriest) Beddingfield, and the grandsonof Harmon and Martha Beddingfield, and F. M. and Martha Dupriest.DOUGHERTY COUNTYADIE NORMAN DURDEN, Albany, member, house of rep., Dougherty co.,1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Lawyer.Born Feb. 7, 1898 in Stillmore, Emanuel co., Ga. Graduated Emory University, LL.B.degree, 1924. Began the practice of law in Albany, Ga., 1924. Methodist. Democrat.Mason; Phi Delta Phi; Lions club; American Legion; soldier, World War I. Senator, 10th dist., 1939.Family details: Married Sept. 10, 1919 in Camden co., Ga., Gertrude Godley•(born July 29, 1901), daughter of William Benjamin and Gertrude Armstrong(Littlefield) Godley. Children: Norma Anne; Adie Norman, Jr.; Diana Gertrude.A. N. Durden is the son of Henry Milliard and Tulula (Morgan) Durden, andthe grandson of John and Jessie (Cannady) Durden, and Jesse Cleveland andNancy Lou (Moore) Morgan.139

WILLIAM HERMAN SAPP, Albany, member, house of rep., Dougherty co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Owner, Albany Sheet Metal Works. Born Oct. 26, 1901 in Bessemer, Jefferson co., Ala. Attended Bessemer public schools. Methodist. Democrat. F. & A. M.; Albany Chapter R.A.M.; Knight Templar; Alec Temple andAlbany Shrine Clubs.Family details: Married Dec. 23, 1926 in Cullman, Ala., Nola Florence Watson(born Nov. 17, 1901), daughter of Charles Randolph and Vinnie Elizabeth (Lee)Watson. One daughter: Carolyn Lee (Sapp) Barto. William Herman Sapp isthe son of Charles Augusta and Bessie Lula (Thompson) Sapp, and the grandsonof William Hilliard and Eliza (Gamble) Sapp, and Whitman Franklin and Mary(Ward) Thompson.GEORGE L. SABADOS, Albany, member, house of rep., Dougherty co., 1935,1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1947. Lawyer. Graduated University of Ga. Democrat.Magistrate, Dougherty co. Senator, 10th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Family details: Married July 28, 1927 in Maysville, Jackson co., Ga., BlancheRogers.JAMES V. DAVIS, Albany, member, house of rep., Dougherty co., 1949. Lawyer. Born Oct. 8, in Lexington, N. C. Graduated Columbus High School, 1934;Young Harris College, 1937; Lamar School of Law, Emory University, LL.B. degree, 1941. Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married June 29, 1947 in Albany, Ga., Jean Bennet (born June8, 1928). J. V. Davis is the son of Jas. Conrad and Mary (Pugh) Davis.DOUGLAS COUNTYALPHA ALSBURY FOWLER, Douglasville, Senator, 39th dist., 1931, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex. Died May 17, 1948. Manager, moving picture shows,Atlanta. Born Dec. 10, 1886 in Canton, Cherokee co., Ga. Attended public schoolsof Cherokee co., Ga. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner. Commissioner, Douglasco., 1920-24; member, house of rep., Douglas co., 1927, 1929-31 Ex., 1939, 1941,1945-45 Ex.-46.Family details: Married (1) June 24, 1916 in Atlanta, Ga., Julia Emily Nightingale (born Aug. 21, 1887; died Aug. 21, 1930), daughter of Emil H. Nightingale.Children: Alpha A., Jr.; Julia Jane. Married (2) Dec. 25, 1932 in Douglasville,Ga., Dorothy Selman (born June 14, 1907), daughter of Otis T. Selman. Chilren:Oscar Selman; James Raymond. Alpha A. Fowler was the son of John Raymondand Lucy Jane (Smith) Fowler, and the grandson of Alsbury Fowler and AlphaSmith.ALPHA ALSBURY FOWLER, JR., Douglasville, member, house of rep., Douglasco., 1947. Resigned to become Adjutant General of Georgia, Mch. 22, 1947.CHARLIE STICKER, Winston, member, house of rep., Douglas co., 1948 (unexpiredterm of A. A. Fowler, Jr.). Merchant. Born Aug. 6, 1920 in Fair PlayDistrict, Douglas co., Ga. Attended Douglas co. common schools; Douglas co. highschool. Church of Christ. Democrat.140

Family details: Married Apr. 6, 1940 in Heflin, Ala., Margaret Hilda Chatham(born Apr. 5, 1922), daughter of Corn W. and Alma (Shackleford) Chatham.Charlie Sticher is the son of John J. and Eunice Clio (Bartlett) Sticher.JAMES ERNEST WALDROP, Winston, member, house of rep., Douglas co.,1949. Southern Railway clerk. Bom Oct. 22, 1904 in Winston, Douglas co., Ga.Graduated Douglasville high school, 1923. Baptist. Democrat. F. & A. M.; member,Brotherhood of Railway clerks.Family details: Married Dec. 26, 1926 in Buchanan, Ga., Edna Mae Gaboon(born Nov. 14, 1904), daughter of Wm. H. and Cornelia Alice (Johnson) Gaboon.One child: James Ernest, Jr. J. E. Waldrop is tb/: son of Milton T. and Dula(Willoughby) Waldrop, and the grandson of James A. and Elisa (Hallman)Waldrop, and James W. and Margarette (Hildebran) Willoughby.EARLY COUNTYEDWARD CLARK MOSELY, Jakin, member, house of rep., Early co., 1945-45Ex.-46. Merchant; farmer. Born Aug. 29, 1908 in Jakin, Early co., Ga. GraduatedJakin high school, 1923; attended Norman Junior College. Methodist. Democrat.Mason. Served in World War II.Family details: Married Mch. 17, 1933 in Donalsonville, Ga., Elizabeth Mc-Duffie (born Oct. 30, 1909), daughter of Frederick Sherwood and Myrtle Mae(Harrison) McDuffie. One daughter: Mary Elizabeth. Edward C. Mosely is theson of Omar Harris and Emma Louise (Kennedy) Mosely, and the grandson ofElijah Glark and Anna (Harris) Mosely, and William Dozier and Harriet Virginia(Caldwell) Kennedy.WILTON BAILEY BOSTWICK, Arlington, member, house of rep., Early co.,1947. Farmer. Born Dec. 27, 1901 in Calhoun co., Ga. Graduated Arlington highschool; Georgia Military Academy; attended University of Ga. Methodist. Democrat. A.T.O. Mayor, Arlington, Jan. 1, 1940-date; director, Early co. C. of C., Jan.1, 1945-date; director, Ga. Municipal Asso., Jan. 1, 1944-date.Family details: Married Aug. 18, 1930 in Christiana, Tenn., Jane Bruce, daughter of Rev. W. J. and Jane (Smithson) Bruce. One son: Wilton Bruce. W. B.Bostwick is the son of James C. and Claude (Sheffield) Bostwick, and grandson ofJohn B. and Sena (Gregory) Bostwick, and Judge Henry C. and Ida (Holder)Sheffield.LEON HODGES BAUGHMAN, Cedar Springs, member, house of rep., Early co.,1949. Farmer. Born Apr. 18, 1895 in Dothan, Houston co., Ala. Graduated Dothan,Ala. High School. Methodist. Democrat. Early co. commissioner, 1937-1949. Sgt.,1st class, World War I.Family details: Married Feb. 1, 1918 in Atlanta, Ga., Jessie L. Bradford, daughter of John and Lula Bradford. One child: Leon Edward. J. H. Baughman is theson of J. W. and Sallie (Hodges) Baughman, and the grandson of Jno. W. Baughman and Elizabeth (Mann) Hodges.141

ECHOLS COUNTYWILLIAM HENRY HERRIN, JR., Howell, member, house of rep., Echols co.,1937-37/38 Ex., 1941, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Naval stores operator. Born Feb. 9, 1894 inNahunta, Brantley co., Ga. Educated in public schools. Baptist. Democrat. U. S.Navy, World War I.Family details: Married Apr. 19, 1924 in Lowndes co., Ga., Fannie Mae Hutcheson(born July 24, 1901), daughter of Twiggs and Laverne (Scarborough) Hutcheson.Children: Iva Elaine; Agnes; Willie Mae. W. H. Herrin, Jr., is the son ofWilliam Henry and Eulalia (Highsmith) Herrin, and the grandson of WilliamRiley and Emmie (Gillespie) Herrin, and Moses S. and Dorinda (Knox) Highsmith.J. E. PADGETT, Haylow, member, house of rep., Echols co., 1947. (For sketch,see Senate, 6th dist., 1949.)JOSEPH L. WETHERINGTON, Jasper, Fla., member, house of rep., Echols co.,1949. Naval stores operator. Born Sept. 3, 1904 in Dayton, Echols co., Ga. Attended Echols co. public schools. Primitive Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married Dec. 14, 1929 in Hamilton co., Fla., Elma Wetherington(born Dec. 23, 1910), daughter of Robert B. and Emily (Crews) Wetherington.Children: Robert Charles; Joseph, III. J. L. Wetherington is the son of Williamand Versie (Johnson) Wetherington, and the grandson of Joseph and Eliza (Wilkerson)Wetherington, and Jessie and Frankie (Greene) Johnson.EFFINGHAM COUNTYCLARENCE TONDEE GUYTON, Guyton, member, house of rep., 1945-45Ex.46. Died Dec. 23, 1946. (For sketch, see Senate, 1st dist., 1947.)HENRY C. TUTTLE, Oliver, member, house of rep., Effingham co., 1947.Turpentine operator. Born Feb. 26, 1897 in Oliver, Effingham co., Ga. Methodist.Democrat. F. & A. M.; Scottish Rite; Shrine.Family details: Married Jan. 26, 1926 in Sylvania, Ga., Ada Sharpe, daughterof George H. and Ella B. Sharpe. Henry C. Tuttle is the son of Claude E. andAmelia (Morton) Tuttle, and the grandson of James and Sophia Tuttle, and Henryand Naomi (Morgan) Morton.CHRIS W. EDWARDS, Springfield, member, house of rep., Effingham co., 1949.(No data for sketch furnished.)ELBERT COUNTYWILLIAM HENRY THORNTON, Elberton, Rt. 1, member, house of rep., Elbertco., 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born Sept. 23, 1875 in Elbert co., Ga. AttendedOak Hill and Indian Hill schools. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married Dec. 19, 1900 in Elbert co., Ga., Missie Neppie Childs(born Aug. 1, 1881), daughter of Lewis Seaborn and Mary Jane (Butler) Childs.Children: Daisy Lee; Henry Milton; Herbert Ralph; Raleigh Sandy; Jeff Dozier;Corinne Mozelle; Laurie William; Norris Milton. W. H. Thornton is the son of142

James Henry and Sallie (Hill) Thorn ton, and the grandson of Dozier and Jane(Fortson) Thornton, and Sara (Russell) Hill.E. J. PULLIAM, Bowman, member, house of rep., Elbert co., 1947. Farmer.Born Mch. 7, 1889 in Elbert CO., Ga. Graduated Hartwell high school, 1906. Independent voter. Acting Post Master, Bowman, July 1932-Sept. 1933.Family details: Married Dec. 25, 1912 in Elbert co., Ga., Rosa Lee Hewell (bomSept. 20, 1893), daughter of Thomas A. and Selina Ann (Dickerson) Hewell.Children: Margaret Evelyn; Dorsey Alexander; Julian; Mildred; Carolyn Louise;James Marshall; Juanita Ann. E. J. Pulliam is the son of Fred J. and Lilla Catherine (Hall) Pulliam, and the grandson of William Robert Pulliam, and of Alexander Hall.*GUY T. BELL, Elberton, member, house of rep., Elbert co., 1949. Owner,hardware and furniture store; farmer. Born in Abbeville, S. C., 1896. Served ascounty school superintendent from 1941 through 1948; operates a 1,200-acre farmin the famous Flatwoods section, Elbert co.Family details: Married Lizzie May Hudson of Elbert co., Ga. Children: Curtis;Joyce.*(No data for sketch furnished. Above from "Assembly Profiles," The AtlantaJournal).EMANUEL COUNTYVENDIE HUDSON HOOKS, Lexsy, member, house of rep., Emanuel co., 1941,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (For sketch, see Senator, 16th dist., 1947.)GEORGE LEON SMITH, II, Swainsboro, member house of rep., Emanuel co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949; speaker protem, 1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born Nov. 27,1912 in Stillmore, Emanuel co., Ga. Educated Swainsboro high school; Universityof Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Kiwanis; Delta Tau Delta; member, JuniorChamber of Commerce; pres., 1943-44. Solicitor, city court, Swainsboro, 1937-1944;city atty., 1941-date; member, state Democratic committee, 1941-42.Family details: Married Dec. 29, 1937 in Monroe, Ga., Frances McWhorterMobley (born Oct. 14, 1914), daughter of Arthur Coleman and Jessie Adaline(McWhorter) Mobley. One daughter: Sally. George L. Smith, II, is the son ofDr. DeSaussaure D. and Sara Gladys (Wilder) Smith, and the grandson of Dr.George Leon and Maggie A. (McLeod) Smith, and Henry J. and Lelia (Harden)Wilder.H. C. EDENFIELD, Swainsboro, member, house of rep., Emanuel co., 1947, 1949.(No data for sketch furnished.)EVANS COUNTYJOHN B. GLISSON, Claxton, member, house of rep., Evans co., 1945-45 Ex.-46,1947, res. Farmer; minister. Born Aug. 3, 1893 in Daisy, Tattnall co., Ga. Graduated Claxton high school. Primitive Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married Dec. 25, 1912 in Glennville, Tattnall co., Ga., Nancy143

Cora Durrence, daughter of Jessie W. and Mary J. Durrence. Children: Jaque L.;Mary M.; Nellie G.; John B., Jr.; Jessie E.; Freida E.j Gloria A.; Doris Evelyn;Huey Long; Nira Jane; Joseph Martin. J. B. Glisson is the son of Martin andWeathy A. (Kicklighter) Glisson.WILLIAM LEROY ADAMS, Claxton, member house of rep., Evans co., 1948(unexpired term of J. B. Glisson), 1949. Banker, farmer, warehouseman. BornNov. 8, 1904 in Barnesville, Pike CO., Ga. Graduated Gordon Military Institute.Mason; Scottish Rite; Shrine; Eastern Star; Rotarian. City councilman, Claxton,1927-1934; Mayor, 1941-42; commissioner, Evans co., 1935-1939; chairman Evansco. Board of Education, 1943-1947.Family details: Married Mch. 2, 1947 in Claxton, Ga., Corinne Lanier, daughterof F. T. and Rubye (Simmons) Lanier. Children: Nancy Bess; Julie Frances. W. L.Adams is the son of W. J. and Ettie (Jones) Adams, and the grandson of R. D.and Nancy (Martin) Adams, and A. H. and Louise (Home) Jones.FANNIN COUNTYROBERT TILLMAN HAMPTON, Mineral Bluff, member, house of rep., Fanninco., 1931, 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1945,45 Ex.-46, 1947. Merchant. Born Oct. 13, 1870in Youngcane, Union co., Ga. Attended Bellview high school, Cherokee co., N. C.Baptist. Republican. Mason; Odd Fellow. Notary Public, 1926-1930.Family details: Married Alice Cordelia Lefevers (born Dec. 8, 1873), daughterof Stephen and Josephine (Ledford) Lefevers. Children: William Erwin; RobertLee; Hayden Wellborn; Hattie May. R. T. Hampton is the son of James Madisonand Elizabeth (Brown) Hampton, and the grandson of Tillman Hampton, andJacob Brown.FRANCIS REID MULL, Blue Ridge, member, house of rep., Fannin co., 1949.Merchant; salesman. Born Nov. 3, in McCaysville, Fannin co., Ga. Graduated Fannin co., high school; Berry Schools. Baptist. Republican.Family details: Married Oct. 31, 1943 in Ellijay, Ga., Jackie Hemphill (bornDec. 6, 1920), daughter of Newland L. and Susie (Arnold) Hemphill. Francis R.Mull is the son of John H. and Lillie (Johnson) Mull, and the grandson of John F.and Sarah Jane (Lomax) Mull, and Thomas R. and Mary Katherine (Hall)Johnson.FAYETTE COUNTYJAMES W. CULPEPPER, Fayetteville, member, house of rep., Fayette co., 1919-1920, 1921-22, 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1925-26 Ex.-26 2nd Ex., 1927, 1929-31 Ex., 1931,1933, 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born Aug. 12, 1870 in Meriwether co., Ga. Attended University of Nashville.Taught school 15 years. Admitted to the bar in 1905. Lutheran. Democrat. Mason;Knight Templar; Odd Fellow. Mayor, Fayetteville, 1906-07; solicitor, city court,Fayetteville, June 18, 1905-Dec. 20, 1906.Family details: Married Dec. 3, 1892 in Atlanta, Ga., Sarah Pickens Taylor,daughter of Joel Pickens and Rebecca (Hodnett) Taylor. Children: Louise (Cul-144

pepper) Murphy; Julia Clay (Culpepper) Bowen; Mae; Kate (Culpepper) Greer.James W. Culpepper is the son of Simeon Fletcher and Ellen (Nail) Culpepper,and the grandson of George W. and Perlina (Perdue) Culpepper, and Nathan andLucretia (Burk) Nail.GRADY L. HUDDLESTON, Fayetteville, member, house of rep., Fayette co.,1947, 1949. Farmer. Born Oct. 7, 1923 in Fayette co., Ga. Attended Fayette co.high school; graduated University of Ga., B.S.A. degree. Baptist. Democrat. 1stLt. Inf., World War II, honorably discharged, 1945.Family details: Single. G. L. Huddleston is the son of Robert Hamilton andEmily Missouri (Pope) Huddleston, and the grandson of John C. and Mary Elizabeth Huddleston, and of Stephen Pope.FLOYD COUNTYFRANCIS LAMAR BAKER, JR., Rome, member, house of rep., Floyd co., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (For sketch, see Senate, 42nd dist., 1947.)M. G. HICKS, Rome, member, house of rep., Floyd co., 1941, 1943 Ex.-44 Ex.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947.) (No data for sketch furnished.)ALBERT DUKE LITTLEJOHN, Rome, member, house of rep., Floyd co.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Owner Littlejohn Motor Co.; RomeTire Recapping Co.; partner, Littlejohn-Stevens Funeral Home; agent, WoffordOil Co. Born July 25, 1905 in Rome, Floyd co., Ga. Graduated Berry Schools,1924. Methodist Democrat. Mason; Elk; Odd Fellow. Past pres., Exchange Clubsof Ga.; member, board of directors, Elks, 1939-date. Member, city council, Rome,1932-36, 1944-48, 1949-52.Family details: Married July 25, 1926 in Benevolence, Ga., Sarah Belle Perkins,daughter of J. W. and Henrietta Belle (Harris) Perkins. Children: Albert Duke,Jr.; Martha Ann. A. D. Littlejohn is the son of Henry O. and Mary (Duke)Littlejohn, and the grandson of James William and Sarah E. (Duncan) Littlejohn,and Martin M. and Margaret J. Duke.DEAN COVINGTON, Rome, member, house of rep., Floyd co., 1947, 1949.Lawyer. Born Mch. 14, 1916 in Rome, Floyd co., Ga. Graduated Darlington School,1933; University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1937; LL.B. degree, 1939. Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. County board of registrars, 1939-41; asst. solicitor, citycourt of Floyd, 1941-45. Major, World War II; received Bronze Star, action inGermany.Family details: Married Sept. 1, 1939 in Sea Island, Ga., Elsie Peace (born Oct.25, 1917), daughter of William Homer and Ethyl (Sowell) Peace. Children: Dean,Jr.; William Lee; Robert Culpepper. Dean Covington is the son of Leon andBobbie Graham (Verner) Covington, and the grandson of Dr. William J. and Mary(Barren) Covington, and George and Martha (McLeroy) Verner.E. RUSSELL MOULTON, Lindale, member, house of rep., Floyd co., 1949.Educator. Born Apr. 21, 1900 in Mobile, Ala. Graduated Mobile high school;Springhill College; Ala. Poly. Inst., B.S. degree, 1924; graduate work, University ofGa. Episcopal. Democrat. Mason; Red Men; K. P.; S.A.E.; O.D.K.; Kiwanis145

club; Rome country club. Grand Master, F. & A. M. Grand Lodge of Ga., Oct.,1948-Oct., 1949. Served as pres., Floyd co. Education Asso.; Ga. Education Asso.;vice-pres., National Education Asso.; member, Ga. and National School Adm.; supt.,Pepperell Schools, Lindale, 1929-date. Registered for World War I, hostilities endedbefore called.Family details: Married July 31, 1926 in Auburn, Ala., Clara Ellen Yarbrough(born July 3, 1904), daughter of Dr. Frank Reid and Clara Hodges (Dexter) Yarbrough. Children: John Lewis, II; Clara Ellen; Patricia. Anne. E. Russell Moultonis the son of John Lewis and Annie Eleanor (Powers) Moulton, and the grandsonof John Jay and Johanna (Curtin) Moulton, and Cincinatus Lacy and Carrie(Grigsby) Powers.VAUGHN E. TERRELL, Rome, member, house of rep., Floyd co., 1949, resigned.ROBERT LEE (BOB) SCOGGIN, Rome, member, house of rep., Floyd co., 1949.Lawyer. Born Jan. 13, 1923 in Rome, Floyd co., Ga. Graduated Berry College,B.S. degree, 1944. Baptist. Democrat. Lt. (j.g.) USNR, USS Mission Bay, CVENo. 59, World War II.Family details: Married Jan. 13, 1946 in Norfolk, Va., Sara Marie Terrell (bornMch. 12, 1924), daughter of Samuel Carl and Clara Mae (Priest) Terrell. Onedaughter: Bobye Marie. Bob Scoggin is the son of William Gordon and Ruth Lyn(Salmon) Scoggin, and the grandson of Gilliam Scoggin and John W. Salmon.FORSYTH COUNTYJAY LEONARD HOLBROOK, Gumming, member, house of rep., Forsyth co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, res. Farmer; merchant. Born Feb. 3, 1903 in Adairsville,Bartow co., Ga. Educated Forsyth co. public schools. Methodist. Democrat.F. & A. M.; W.O.W.Family details: Married Jan. 2, 1923 in Forsyth co., Ga. Ruby B. Stripland(bora Mch. 18, 1903), daughter of Henry A. and Mary (Palmar) Stripland. Onechild: Louise Marie. Jay L. Holbrook is the son of H. W. and Hattie B. (Bramblett)Holbrook, and the grandson of John and Sara Jane (Elliott) Holbrook, andC. C. Bramblett.J. H. WATSON, Gumming, Rt. 1, member, house of rep., Forsyth co., 1948(filled unexpired term of Jay L. Holbrook.)MARCUS MASHBURN, Gumming, member, house of rep., Forsyth co., 1949.Physician. Born Oct. 7, 1890 in Gumming, Forsyth co., Ga. Graduated Gumminghigh school, Atlanta Medical College, and Emory University. Democrat. Mayor ofGumming, 1919-1920. Senator, 51st dist., 1929.Family details: Married (1) Apr. 26, 1916 in Duluth, Ga., Mary KatherineSummerour (1890-1945), daughter of H. H. and Susie (Mitchum) Summerour.Two sons, Marcus, Jr.; and James S., both of whom served overseas in the MedicalCorps in World War II. Married (2) Feb. 21, 1947 in Monroe, Ga., Mary Katherine Rhodes, daughter of Henry Worth and Lillie (Born) Rhodes. Dr. MarcusMashburn is the son of James B. and Alice P. (Kemp) Mashburn, and the grandsonof John H. and Martha (Crane) Mashburn, and of C. T. and Amanda (Gravitt)Kemp.146

FRANKLIN COUNTYBENJAMIN FRANKLIN CHEEK, Lavonia, member, house of rep., Franklin co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born Dec. 23, 1881 in Bowersville, Hart Co., Ga.Educated in Hart and Franklin co. common and high schools. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Scottish Rite; Shriner; Odd Fellow; Knights of Pythias. Mayor,Lavonia, 6 years; Carnegie Library committee, 8 years; chmn., Board of Education,10 years. Began the study of law when 55 years old; admitted to the bar when 58years old; in active practice of law, Lavonia, since 1940.Family details: Married June 16, 1906 in Lavonia, Franklin co., Ga., JosephineStevenson (born July 7, 1886), daughter of W. E. and Laura (Bolt) Stevenson.Children: Benjamin Franklin, Jr.; Daniel W. Ben F. Cheek is the son of Marionand Ann J. (Bowers) Cheek, and the grandson of Ellis Cheek, and Job Bowers.JOE THOMAS JOLLY, Royston, member, house of rep., Franklin co., 1949.Teacher. Born May 7, 1904 in Carnesville, Franklin co., Ga. Graduated Carnesvillehigh school; attended Piedmont College and University of Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Taught school in Stephens co., 12 years; past 13 years connectedwith the schools of Franklin co. Served in World War I.Family details: Married April 23, 1942 in Louisville, Ga., Bremer DeloriceFranks (born Apr. 16, 1918), daughter of Moody Jones and Ollie (Smith) Franks.Children: Brenda Gail; James Leon. Joe T. Jolly is the son of Cyrus Hamilton,and Mary Eliza (Holbrooks) Jolly, and the grandson of Freeman and Mary (Hamilton) Jolly, and Nathan J. and Nannie (Gunnels) Holbrooks.FULTON COUNTYHELEN DOUGLAS MANKIN, Atlanta, member, house of rep., Fulton co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46 (res.). Lawyer. Ambulance driver, attached to French Army, World War I, 2 citations. Member, 79thCongress, 5th dist., Feb. 25, 1946-Jan. 1, 1947.Family details: Married Guy Mankin, mechanical engineer. Helen Douglas Mankinis the daughter of Hamilton and Corinne (Williams) Douglas, deceased, ofAtlanta, Ga.WILLIAM CICERO KENDRICK, Atlanta, member, house of rep., Fulton co.,1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex. 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Publisher.Born Nov. 30, 1892 in Chattooga co., Ga. Attended Rome, Ga., public schools.Publisher, The Journal of Labor, many years. Member, Typographical Union;deputy clerk, Fulton Superior court, 1914-19; member, Fulton co. jury commission, several years.Family details: Married Nov. 20, 1920 in Baconton, Ga., Leola Miller (bornAug. 18, 1895), daughter of James Shine and Lula (Horsely) Miller. Children:Mary Elizabeth; Jane Cleghorn. W. C. Kendrick is the son of John Thomas andMargaret W. (Davis) Kendrick, and the grandson of Thomas and Martha (Scott)Kendrick, and William Daties and Margaret (Cleghorn) Davis.PAUL SHARP ETHERIDGE, member, house of rep., Fulton co., 1939, 1941,147

1943-43 Ex.-44, 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. (For sketch see City and County Courts-Civil Court of Fulton co.)LUTHER AARON ALVERSON, Atlanta, member, house of rep., Fulton Co.,1948 (unexpired term of Paul S. Etheridge), 1949. Lawyer. Born Aug. 13, 1907in East Point, Fulton co., Ga. Graduated Emory University; Atlanta Law School,LL.B. degree. Baptist. Democrat. Mason (F. & A. M.); B.P.O.E.; Delta ThetaPhi; member, Civitan Club. Lieut., World War II.Family details: Married (1) July 29, 1927, Margaret Malaier (born July 25,1910; died July 31, 1935) One daughter: Elizabeth Jacksonia. Married (2) Mch.21, 1942 in Atlanta, Ga., Ruth Long (born May 15, 1922), daughter of CalhounAmbrose and Julia Ford (Russell) Long. One daughter: Patricia Ruth. LutherAlverson is the son of James Carroll and Minnie (Flemming) Alverson.JESSE LEE WALTON, Atlanta, member, house of rep., Fulton co., 1949. Pres.,Street Railway Union. Born Dec. 29, 1904 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. GraduatedFulton high school, 1923. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Scottish Rite; Shrine; RoyalArch; Moose Lodge.Family details: Married Kathleen Thomason, daughter of Nelson Thomason.One son: Johnnie Lee. Jesse Lee Walton is the son of John Wesley and Modinia(Smith) Walton.MILTON MORTON (MUGGSY) SMITH, Atlanta, member, house of rep.,Fulton co., 1947, 1949. Owner, Muggsy Smith Insurance Agency. Born Aug. 30,1901 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. Graduated Ga. Tech, Textile Engineering, 1924;Oglethorpe University, Journalism, Literature and Drama, 1926. Presbyterian.Democrat. Kappa Sigma; Mason; Scottish Rite; Shrine. Deacon, Central Presbyterian Church; director, Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, 1946-47; chairman, FirePrevention Committee, 1944-47, won National award, 1946; member, Atlanta Athletic club; Talisman club; Touchdown club; Ga. Engineering Society; Tech andOglethorpe Alumni Assos. Engineer, 4th Service Command, World War II.Family details: Married Nov. 16, 1940 in Atlanta, Ga., Marie Stalker, daughterof William and Harriet (Gough) Stalker. One daughter; Stephanie Marie. M. M.(Muggsy) Smith is the son of Bedford Lee and Hattie (Huddleston) Smith, andthe grandson of Col. Bedford and Nancy Smith, and William C. and Sara (Brown)Huddleston.GILMER COUNTYDELMER MULLINAX, Ellijay, member, house of rep., Gilmer co., 1945-45Ex.-46, Jan. 1947 (to fill term of Whitener until election could be held). (No datafor sketch furnished.)W. A. WHITENER, Ellijay, member, house of rep., Gilmer co., 1947. Died before taking seat in house of rep., Jan., 1947. (No data for sketch furnished.)EDGAR KNIGHT, Ellijay, member, house of rep., Gilmer co., elected Feb. 6,1947 to fill unexpired term of W. A. Whitener. (No data for sketch furnished).WALTER F. SIMMONS, Ellijay, member, house of rep., Gilmer co., 1949. Minister; teacher. Born Sept. 27, 1891 in Gilmer co., Ga. Attended Gilmer co. ruralschools; graduated Ellijay high school; holds two-year college certificate. Baptist.Democrat. Mason.148

Family details: Married Jan. 14, 1915 in Gilmer CO., Ga., Minnie Tatum, daughter of Lum Tatum. Children: Howard; Jesse H.; Eva Lee; Evelyn; Clifford C.Walter F. Simmons is the son of Frank and Sarah (McArthur) Simmons, and thegrandson of John and Mary (Mann) Simmons.GLASCOCK COUNTYTHOMAS GROVER KENT, Gibson, member, house of rep., Glascock co., 1919-20, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer; teacher. Born Dec. 20, 1892 in Gibson, Glascock co.,Ga. Attended Ga. schools. Methodist. Democrat. County school supt., 1930-40.Family details: Married in Glascock co., Ga., Ivylyn Snider (born Apr. 13, 1895),daughter of Charles E. and Emma Jane (Underwood) Snider. Children: ThomasPope; Mildred Snider. T. G. Kent is the son of William Bryant and Nancy Ellen(Pope) Kent, and the grandson of Jack and Hulda (Henderson) Kent, and Williamand Elizabeth (Ford) Pope.GEORGE MILTON HARDIN, Gibson, member, house of rep., Glascock co.,1947. Farmer. Born May 25, 1899 in Gibson, Glascock co., Ga. Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married Aug. 4, 1918 in Gibson, Glascock co., Ga., Sallie Thigpen,daughter of James Henson and Lura (Brooks) Thigpen. G. M. Hardin is theson of Thomas J. and Olif (Chalker) Hardin, and the grandson of David andBetty Hardin, and Joe and Sallie Chalker.WILLIAM GIBSON TODD, Gibson, member, house of rep., Glascock co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1949. Teacher; farmer. Born June 11, 1903 in Mitchell, Glascock co.,Ga. Attended Mitchell, Gibson, Wrens, Ga., high schools; Mercer University.Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Co. School Supt., Glascock co., 1941-48.Family details: Married Jan. 1, 1925 in Glascock co., Ga., Lena Kitchens (bornMch. 8, 1904), daughter of F. M. and Mary F. Kitchens. Children: William Franklin; Miriam; James D.; Aaron Hardy; Bernard Gibson. W. G. Todd is the son ofJ. N. and Mittie (Cooper) Todd, and the grandson of H. H. and Nancy (Nunn)Todd, and P. H. and Nancy (Snider) Cooper.GLYNN COUNTYJOHN JORDAN GILBERT, Brunswick, member, house of rep., Glynn co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born Nov. 19, 1907 in Americus, Sumter1co., Ga. Graduated Glynn Academy, 1924; Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1929.Baptist. Democrat. Alpha Tau Omega; Delta Theta Phi.Family details: Married Apr. 2, 1932 in Bibb co., Ga., Dorothy Ellis Adams(born Jan. 16, 1910), daughter of Elton Mathis and Lula Ellis (Randall) Adams.Children: Emily Reese; Randall Jordan. John J. Gilbert is the son of Rev. OsceolaPinckney and Talulah Zuleme (Jordan) Gilbert, and the grandson of John Flemingand Susan Melvina (Thomas) Gilbert, and Andrew Jackson Miller and FrancesElizabeth (Brown) Jordan.CHARLES LATIMER GOWEN, Brunswick, member, house of rep., Glynn co.,1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born Jan.31, 1904 near Westgate, Fayette co., Iowa. Graduated Glynn Academy, 1921; Uni-149

versity of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1925. Admitted to the bar June 17, 1925, and beganthe practice of law in Brunswick, Ga., in July, 1925. Presbyterian. Democrat.Lambda Chi Alpha. Elk. Judge, Glynn co- juvenile court, Feb. 25, 1937-date. Pres.,Ga. Bar Asso., 1945-46; member, commission to revise Constitution, 1943-44.Family details: Married June 14, 1928 in Franklin, Ky., Evelyn Louise Williams(born July 23, 1904), daughter of Rufus B. and Mary (Wakefield) Williams. Children: Anne Wakefield; Mary Evelyn. Charles L. Gowen is the son of Clarence B.and Edna (Latimer) Gowen, and the grandson of Wm. H. and Elizabeth (Wright)Gowen, and George H. and Ann E. (Hemingway) Latimer.BERNARD NICOLAU NIGHTINGALE, Brunswick, member, house of rep.,Glynn co., 1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born April 5, 1907 in Brunswick, Glynn co., Ga.Graduated Glynn Academy, 1925; University of Va., A.B. degree, 1929. LL.B. degree, 1931. Episcopalian. Democrat. F. & A. M.; Shrine; B.P.O.E.; Phi AlphaDelta. City Atty. Brunswick, 1934 to date (except period of Military service) ; commissioner, U. S. Dist. court, southern Dist. of Ga., 1938-1942; member, Glynn co.Democratic Exec. committee, 1938-1942. T/Sgt. World War II.Family details: Single. B. N. Nightingale is the son of Wm. and Rebecca Kline(Brown) Nightingale, and the grandson of Wm. and Ellen Douglas (Hazlehurst)Nightingale, and Michael and Jennie (Kline) Brown.GORDON COUNTYJAMES FORD PORTER, Oakman, member, house of rep., Gordon co., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer; farmer. Born July 10, 1911 in Gordon co., Ga.Educated at 7th Dist. A. & M. School; Woodrow Wilson Law College, LL.B. degree.Chairman, Gordon co. board of Registrars.Family details: Married June 11, 1938 in Cleveland, Tenn., Margaret Norton(born Aug. 12, 1912), daughter of King and Mamie (Rankin) Norton. FordPorter is the son of J. O. and Ida L. (Montgomery) Porter, and the grandson ofAndrew Porter.BUFORD ANDREW INGLE, Resaca, member, house of rep., Gordon co., 1947.Teacher. Born May 7, 1912 in Sugar Valley, Gordon co., Ga. Graduated SugarValley high school, 1932; attended Reinhardt College; University of Ga.; Universityof Ala. Baptist. Democrat. F. & A. M. Lt. Col., World War II; received severalcitations for merit and performance of duty.Family details: Married Nov. 26, 1936 in Gordon co., Ga., Vesta Estelle Brown(born Apr. 8, 1911), daughter of Marion A. and Louella (Wilcox) Brown. BufordA. Ingle is the son of Oscar A. and Dessie Lee (Page) Ingle, and the grandsonof Andrew Jackson and Nancy Jane (Robbins) Ingle, and Thurman Franklin andNancy Lee (Edmonson) Page.HENRY L. BARNETT, Calhoun, member, house of rep., Gordon co., 1949. (Nodata for sketch furnished.)GRADY COUNTYJAMES W. BARWICK, Cairo, member, house of rep., Grady co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.150

Farmer; teacher. Born May 27, 1872 in Thomas co., Ga. Attended rural publicschools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.; K. of P. Organized the State's systemof farm markets and also Peninsular Telephone Co., headquarters at Tampa, Fla.Family details: Married July 12, 1899 in Sumter CO., Fla., Tillie Badger Leavell(born Nov. 10, 1876; died Dec. 28, 1910) daughter of George C. and ElizabethElinor Leavell. Children: Jackson Leavell; Mary Marguerite; Lucile; James Onson.J. W. Barwick is the son of John H. and Octavia (Jackson) Barwick, and thegrandson of W. B. and Mary (Henderson) Barwick, and James Wesley and PollyAnn (Arline) Jackson.GORDON BYRON TRULOCK, Whigham, member, house of rep., Grady co.,1947. Merchant; farmer. Born Sept. 18, 1892 in Whigham, Ga. Graduated Whighamhigh school. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner. Member, city council,Whigham, 1928-32; mayor, 1932-35; chmn., board of education, 1928-48; member,Grady co. board of education, 1936-47. Sergeant, World War I.Family details: Married Jan. 20, 1923 in Thomas co., Ga., Jennie Milner (bornApr. 6, 1899), daughter of John H. and Jennie (Robinson) Milner. Children: Gordon Byron, III; Marjorie Ruth. G. B. Trulock is the son of Gordon Byron andAdna Lucinda (Bostwick) Trulock, and the grandson of Sutton Hines and Jane(Powell) Trulock, and John Elisha and Sena (Gregory) Bostwick.PERRY M. BAGGETT, Cairo, member, house of rep., Grady co., 1949. (Nodata for sketch furnished.)GREENE COUNTYJOHN SANDERS CALLAWAY, Greensboro, member, house of rep., Greene co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born Feb. 2, 1889 in Greene co., Ga. Attended MercerUniversity. Admitted to the bar, 1917. Baptist. Democrat. Kappa Alpha. Mayor,Greensboro, 1922-33; ordinary, Greene co., 1925-33; clerk and treasurer, Greensboro, 1933-1946; 1948-date.Family details: Married Dec. 10, 1914 in Penfield, Greene co., Ga., FrancesMae Wilson (born Oct. 31, 1891), daughter of John Fielding and Mae Belle (Kirby)Wilson. Children: John Wilson; William R.; Francis Fielding; Talmadge Sanders.J. S. Callaway is the son of John Sanders and Sarah Eliza (Wootten) Callaway,and the grandson of William R. and Rhoda Ann (Cheney) Callaway, and of JohnB. and Elizabeth Agnes Wootten.MILES WALKER LEWIS, Greensboro, member, house of rep., Greene co., 1947,1949. Lawyer. Born July 29, 1918 in Greensboro, Greene co., Ga. GraduatedGreensboro high school, 1935; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1940. Presbyterian.Democrat. Sigma Kappa; Amer. Legion; Lions club; Elder, Presbyterian Church.Capt., U. S. Army Air Forces, World War II, placed on inactive duty, May, 1946;member, Officer's Reserve Corps.Family details: Miles W. Lewis is the son of Edward Lloyd and Lillian (Boswell)Lewis, and the grandson of Miles Walker and Amorette Cornelia (Champion)Lewis, and William Johnson and Josephine (Malone) Boswell.151

GWINNETT COUNTYANDREW DAVID WILLIAMS, Lawrenceville, member, house of rep., GwinnettCO., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Physician. Born Oct. 14, 1884 in Grayson,Gwinnett co., Ga. Attended Young Harris College; graduated Atlanta MedicalCollege, 1909. Began the practice of medicine in Lawrenceville, 1911. Methodist.Democrat. Mason. Member, Lawrenceville board of education, 1934-38.Family details: Married Feb. 14, 1911 in Gwinnett CO., Ga., Anna Sharon Moore(born Aug. 25, 1885), daughter of Dr. Russell B. and Mary Ann (Hinton) Moore.Children: Mary Louise (Williams) Taff; Ellen Annette (Williams) Tucker. A. D.Williams is the son of James D. and Mary Elizabeth (Jacobs) Williams, and thegrandson of Pitman and Sarah W. Williams, and James Marion and Mary ElizabethJacobs.CHARLES F. GRISWELL, Lawrenceville, member, house of rep., Gwinnett co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1949.EMMETT OLIVER DOBBS, JR., Buford, member, house of rep., Gwinnett co.,1947 (res.). Lawyer. Born Jan. 13, 1905 in Gillsville, Hall co., Ga. Attended Buford public schools; graduated Gordon Military Institute, 1924; University of Ga.,LL.B. degree, 1928; began the practice of law, 1928. Methodist. Democrat. Mason;Shrine; B.P.O.E. Past pres., Buford Kiwanis club; chmn., exec. committee, Gwinnett co.; past Master, F. & A. M., Buford lodge. City any.; solicitor, city court,Buford, 1939-1947; served as deputy director, State Board of Workman's Compensation, Apr. 4, 1947-Dec. 1, 1948; now in private practice of law in Buford andAtlanta.Family details: Married July 11, 1947 in Lawrenceville, Ga., Lorene (McConnell)Power (born July 6, 1919), daughter of Robert B. and Mary M. McConnell. Oneson: Terry Power. Emmett O. Dobbs, Jr., is the son of Emmett O. and Maude(Bryan) Dobbs, and the grandson of Cicero C. and Adeline (Dupree) Dobbs,and Moses and Lucile (Buff ing ton) Bryan.JOHN HUTCHINS, Buford, member, house of rep., Gwinnett co., 1948 (to fillunexpired term of E. O. Dobbs, Jr.). Newspaper publisher. Born June 27, 1917 inBuford, Gwinnett co., Ga. Attended Buford Public Schools; graduated DarlingtonSchool for Boys; University of Maryland; Emory University; John Marshall LawSchool. Methodist. Democrat. Phi Delta Theta. Served in the U. S. MaritimeService and Merchant Marine 1945-47.Family details: John Hutchins is the son of Dr. William J. and Vivian (Jarrard)Hutchins, and the grandson of John Jackson and Margaret Zemrudy (Wages)Hutchins, and Francis Marion and Mary Jeanette (Jarrard) Jarrard.MILLIARD RHODES JORDAN, Lawrenceville, member, house of rep., Gwinnett co., 1947. Insurance agent. Born Oct. 16, 1918 in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett co.,Ga. Attended Lawrenoeville high school; Emory University; graduated Atlanta LawSchool, LL.B. degree. Baptist. Democrat. I.O.O.F. Served in U. S. Navy, WorldWar II.Family details: Married Aug. 30, 1946 in Habersham co., Ga., Willela Allison(born Apr. 30, 1920), daughter of Henry T. Allison. H. Rhodes Jordan is the152

son of Albert £. and Maude (Lee) Jordan, and the grandson of William M. andVandora (Garner) Jordan, and Thurman W. Lee.JAMES AUSTIN WHITE, Buford, member, house of rep., Gwinnett co., 1949.Farmer. Born Feb. 21, 1894 in Gwinnett CO., Ga. Educated in rural schools ofGwinnett co. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Private, World War I.Family details: Married Dec. 22, 1920 in Gwinnett co., Ga., Villie Lee Fowler(born Oct. 4, 1893), daughter of T. A. and Jossie (Williams) Fowler. Children:Margaret (White) Taylor; James Williams; Mildred (White) Wheeler. J. AustinWhite is the son of Emory and Lula (Kennedy) White, and the grandson of William Harrison and Cindy (Hammond) White, and of James and Mattie (Kerlin)Kennedy.HABERSHAM COUNTYFRANK DAVIS GARRISON, Cornelia, member, house of rep., Habersham co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Farmer; fruit grower. Born Oct. 4, 1886 in Homer, Banksco., Ga. Graduated Cornelia high school; University of Ga., B.S.A. degree, 1913.Methodist. Democrat. Mason. District agent; county agent; horticulturist forSouthern Railway.Family details: Married Sept. 4, 1916 in Franklin co., Ga., Ruth Shelton, daughter of Glenn R. and Lucretia (Vaughn) Shelton. Children: Mary Glenn; Virginia;Sarah; Ellen. Frank D. Garrison is the son of Herschell Pierce and Nannie A«(Ragsdale) Garrison, and the grandson of Freeman A. and Lucretia (Morgan)Garrison, and Marion and Martha (Parker) Ragsdale.J. HERBERT GRIGGS, Cornelia, member, house of rep., Habersham co., 1949.Died Aug. 3, 1950. Lawyer. Born July 8, 1911 in Demorest, Habersham co., Ga.Graduated Piedmont College, Ph.B., A.B. degrees, 1932. Began the practice of lawin Cornelia, Jan. 3, 1933. Baptist. Democrat. Member, Kiwanis club; Chamber ofCommerce; American Legion; VFW; Habersham Wildlife club. Assistant attorneygeneral,1949. 1st Lieut., Marine Corps Aviation, World War II.Family details: Married Nov. 17, 1935 in Anderson, S. C., Melrose Mathis(born May 16, 1911), daughter of William A. and Lera (Beard) Mathis. Children:Judith Ann; Joseph A. J. Herbert Griggs was the son of Joseph H. and Lillie G.(Kimsey) Griggs, and the grandson of Junius Augustus and Jane (Haddock)Griggs, and Herbert and Lettie (McKee) Kimsey.HALL COUNTYCHARLES LAMBDIN HARDY, Gainesville, member, house of rep., Hall co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Publisher and Editor, Gainesville News. Born Mch. 7, 1908 inGainesville, Hall co., Ga. Graduated Gainesville high school, 1926; University ofGa., A.B. Journalism degree, 1930. Baptist. Democrat. B.P.O.E.; Phi Delta Theta;Sigma Delta Chi; Honorary Journalism Fraternity. Capt., R.O.T.C., University ofGa., 1929-30; reserve officer, 1930-42. Member, Gainesville board of education;cub master, Pack 30, Boy Scouts of America; secretary, Kiwanis club; districtchrm., scrap salvage, World War II; member, Hall co. Housing Authority.153

Family details: Married Nov. 27, 1936 in Gainesville, Ga., Anne Perry Dunlap(born Jan. 15, 1910), daughter of James Thompson and Georgia Bailey (Dixon)Dunlap. Children: Albert Sidney, II; Charles Lambdin, Jr.; Georgia Dunlap.Charles L. Hardy is the son of Albert Sidney and Mabel Gordon (Lambdin) Hardy,and the grandson of James Parker Sophronia Broughton (Smity) Hardy, andCharles Edwin and Annie (Middlebrooks) Lambdin.HENRY ALLEN LANCASTER, Gainesville, member, house of rep., Hall co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. School teacher; farmer. Born May 7, 1878 in Hall co., Ga. Educated in Hall co. public schools; Perry Rainey Jr. College, Auburn; State NormalSchool, Athens. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Odd Fellow. Member, Hall co. Boardof Education, 1934-1946, chairman, 1944-46; Democratic Exec. Committee, 1936-1946; Hall co. Library Board, assisted in its organization in 1937. Served on countyRationing Board during World War I.Family details: Married Nov. 26, 1905 in Jackson co., Ga., Ida Jane Wingo(born Jan. 16, 1881; died Sept. 10, 1936), daughter of William Z. and Mary Lou(Gould) Wingo. Children: Mary Lou; Hiram Alien; Sarah Frances. H. A. Lancaster is the son of James Jasper and Lou E. (Simpson) Lancaster, and the grandson of Alien and Annie (Dowdy) Lancaster, and Noah Baxter and Emily (Long)Simpson.ALLEN RICHARD KENYON, Gainesville, member, house of rep., Hall co., 1947.Lawyer. Born Jan. 9, 1919 in Gainesville, Hall co., Ga. Graduated Gainesville highschool; Davidson College, A.B. degree; University of Ga. Law School, LL.B. degree,Summa Cum Laude. Methodist. Democrat. B.P.O.E.; Phi Delta Theta; Phi DeltaPhi; Phi Beta Kappa. Captain, U. S. Army, World War I; received Silver Star;Bronze Star; Presidential Citation for Unit; French Croix de Guerre for Unit.Family details: Married Nov. 29, 1942 in Fort Riley, Kansas, Lois Snyder (bornSept. 11, 1920), daughter of E. R. and Josie Snyder. Children: Janice Cecelia;Carolyn Lois. Alien R. Kenyon is the son of Edgar D. and Desma (Pentecost)Kenyon, and the grandson of Alien and Josephine (Duskin) Kenyon, and Richardand Cornelia (Wise) Pentecost.HOWARD T. OVERBY, Gainesville, member, house of rep., Hall co., 1947.(For sketch, see Senate, 33rd dist., 1949.)•ARVIN E. BARTON, Murrayville, member, house of rep., Hall co., 1949.Farmer. Born 1888 near Murrayville, Hall co., Ga. Graduated Clermont highschool. Baptist. Democrat. Taught adult Bible class, Wahoo Baptist church, nearly40 years; deacon for 37 years; church clerk, 20 years. Served as pres., Hall CountyChoir and one of the leaders in the Northeast Georgia Singing school.Family details: Married Miss Mattie Higgins, of Dahlonega. Children: Arvin E.,Jr.; Elizabeth; Mrs. Jos. B. Lambert.*(No data for sketch furnished—the above from "Assembly Profiles," The AtlantaJournal, Nov. 16, 1949).WILLIAM HAMMOND JOHNSON, JR., Gainesville, member, house of rep.,Hall co., 1949. Lawyer. Born Feb. 12, 1917 in Gainesville, Hall co., Ga. GraduatedGainesville high school, 1934; Emory University, B.Ph. degree, 1938; University of154

Ga., LL.B. degree, 1940. Methodist. Democrat. B.P.O.E.; U.C.T.; AmericanLegion. Commanding Officer, U.S.N.R., World War II; received Presidential UnitCitation with star; American Defense with star; Victory medal; American Theatrewith star; European-African-Middle East with 2 stars; Asiatic-Pacific.Family details: Married June 18, 1941 in Gainesville, Ga., Clara Elizabeth Platt(born Mch. 26, 1918), daughter of Jas. C. and Bonnie Kate (Saxon) Platt. Children: Bonnie Sue; Wm. Hammond, III. W. H. Johnson, Jr. is the son of W. H.and Sue McClellan (Means) Johnson, and the grandson of Fletcher M. and LizzieEugenia (Sullivan) Johnson, and Francis M. and Sarah Branham (Griffin) Means.HANCOCK COUNTYJOHN CHAPMAN LEWIS, Sparta, member, house of rep., Hancock co., 1920,1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex., 1929-31 Ex., 1931, 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Lawyer.Born Oct. 26, 1892 in Sparta, Hancock CO., Ga. Attended Sparta high school;graduated Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1915; LL.B. degree, 1916. Methodist.Democrat. Mason; Elk; W.O.W.; Phi Delta Theta. Supervisor of purchases, Apr.15, 1937-May 15, 1939; director, State Hosp. Authority, May 15, 1939-Jan. 1, 1943.Senator, 20th dist., 1927, 1933.Family details: Married Nov. 25, 1926, Sadie Rhodes. One daughter: GeorgiaElizabeth. John C. Lewis is the son of Robert Henry and Amazon Elizabeth (Moore)Lewis, and the grandson of Rev. Josiah and Elizabeth (Moore) Lewis, and James P.Moore.HARALSON COUNTYJAMES R. MURPHY, Bremen, member, house of rep., Haralson co., 1945-45Ex.-46,"1947. Lawyer. Born Aug. 4, 1920 in Bremen, Haralson co., Ga. GraduatedBremen high school, 1937; attended West Ga. College; University of Ga. LawSchool. Began the practice of law, June 16, 1942. Democrat.Family details: One child, Marcia Ann. James R. Murphy is the son of W. H.and Leita (Jones) Murphy, and the grandson of B. M. and Emily Martha (Sewell)Murphy, and J. T. and Helen (Hogan) Jones.CHARLES L. SMITH, Bremen, member, house of rep., Haralson co., 1949. (Nodata for sketch furnished.)HARRIS COUNTYZADE KENIMER, Waverly Hall, member, house of rep., Harris co., 1945-45Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born July 12, 1905 in White co., Ga. Attended White co.public schools; 10th dist. agricultural school; graduated Young Harris College,1929; University of Ga., 1933; Piedmont College, A.B. degree, Magna Cum Laude,1935. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Mayor of Waverly Hall, 1936-1945.Family details: Married Apr. 12, 1930 in Madison, Fla., Alma Estelle Mathis(born Mch. 2, 1907, daughter of E. M. and Delia (Blanton) Mathis. ZadeKenimer is the son of William Coleman and Jessie (Robinson) Kenimer, and thegrandson of Zade Kenimer.155

WILLIAM DURAND SIVELL, Chipley, member, house of rep., Harris co., 1949.Automobile dealer. Born May 7, 1910 in Troup co., Ga. Educated Chipley highschool; LaGrange Opportunity School of Business; Ga. Tech Evening School.Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married Jan. 28, 1934 in Atlanta, Ga., Jennie May Miller(born Oct. 25, 1912), daughter of Jesse Fred and Jennie (Williams) Miller. Onedaughter: Sandra. W. D. Sivell is the son of James William and Lottie Bell(Champion) Sivell, and the grandson of Erastus Mabry and Mary Anne (Huguley)Sivell, and William Philomen and Georgia Anne (Middlebrooks) Champion.HART COUNTYTHOMAS OSCAR HERNDON, Hartwell, member, house of rep., Hart co., 1933,1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Fanner. BornApr. 22, 1867 in Hart co., Ga. Educated in Hart co. public schools. Baptist. Democrat. W.O.W.Family details: Married Oct. 25, 1888 in Hart co., Ga., Sallie Jenkins (bornFeb. 3, 1871), daughter of E. N. and Elizabeth (Brown) Jenkins. Children: Joe C.;Thomas J.; Susie E.; Mac and Mike; John S.; Margaret Ruth; Pete. T. O. Herndon:is the son of John Seals and Susan Elizabeth (Brown) Herndon, and the grandsonof Michael and Sarah (Seals) Herndon.T. H. RISNER, Hartwell, member, house of rep., Hart co., 1947, 1949. Travelingsalesman. Born 1886 in Hart co., Ga. Served as wild life ranger under Game andFish Commissioners Peter S. Twitty and Zach Cravey.Family details: Married Miss Clara Mackey of Lancaster, S. C. Children: LowellG.; Hendon E.; Marie Powell; Mrs. Sam Pifido; Bert Cleveland. (No data forsketch furnished—above from "Assembly Profiles," Atlanta Journal, Mch. 6, 1950).HEARD COUNTYJEPTHA HOWARD PARHAM, Franklin, member, house of rep., Heard co.,1931, 1935, 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Barber. Born June 23, 1886 in Heard co., Ga.Attended schools of Centralhatchee, Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Mayor,Centralhatchee, 1923, 1930-39, 1941, 1944, 1947, 1949.Family details: Married Dec. 10, 1905 in Heard co., Ga., Cora Lee Adams (bornJuly 16, 1888), daughter of Anterson Jackson and Edna B. (Thaxton) Adams. Oneson: Austin Herschel. Jeptha H. Parham is the son of Charles T. and Mollie Virginia (Bell) Parham, and the grandson of Jim and Nancy (Ross) Parham, and Johnand Frances Elizabeth (Hammond) Bell.A. C. CASWELL, Roopville, member, house of rep., Heard co., 1947. (No datafor sketch furnished.)JAMES ARTIE ROGERS, Franklin, member, house of rep., Heard co., 1949.Farmer; merchant; livestock dealer. Born Aug. 17, 1912 in Carroll co., Ga. Graduated Bowdon, Ga., high school, 1931. Baptist. Democrat. Member, Lions club.Family details: Married May 3, 1931 in Heflin, Ala., Bernice Traylor (born156

Nov. 16, 1915), daughter of Jodia Low and Lila Jane (Spradlin) Traylor. Children: Linda Jane; James Donald. James Artie Rogers is the son of George Franklinand Tessie Lenora (Word) Rogers, and the grandson of J. Harrison and Elizabeth(Copeland) Rogers, and J. Newton and Synthia (Yates) Word.HENRY COUNTYJOSEPH MANN, Stockbridge, member, house of rep., Henry co., 1945-45 Ex.-46,1947. Farmer; merchant. Born Nov. 18, 1881 in Union, Rockdale co., Ga. Attended Rockdale co. public schools; Ga. Tech. Methodist. Democrat. Mason;Kiwanis. Mayor of Stockbridge, 1925-26.Family details: Married Dec. 11, 1904 in Henry co., Ga., Birdie Morris (bornMay 3, 1884), daughter of George W. and Sarah E. (Cook) Morris. Children:Mrs. M. R. Jackson; Charles Morris; Roy G.; Joseph T.; Mrs. Evelyn M. Elliott;Mrs. Rebecca Oglesby. Joseph Mann is the son of John G. and Rebecca (Owen)Mann, and the grandson of Vining and Elizabeth (Albert) Owen.EDWARD E. McGARITY, McDonough, member, house of rep., Henry co.,1949. Cotton merchant; farmer. Born Nov. 30, 1919 in McDonough, Henry co.,Ga. Graduated McDonough high school, May 1926; Crichton's Business College,Jan. 1937. Baptist. Democrat. B.P.O.E. Served in Air Force, World War II;given Good Conduct and American Defense medals.Family details: Married July 12, 1944 in McDonough, Ga., Sara Rebecca Lindsey(born June 26, 1925), daughter of George Leon and Julia Erma (Tingle)Lindsey. Children: Julia Elaine; John Dow. Edward E. McGarity is the son ofJohn Dow and Allie Mae (Laney) McGarity, and the grandson of G. Milton andMartha Beatrice (Heath) McGarity, and James Thomas Laney.HOUSTON COUNTYJOHN WILLIAM BLOODWORTH, Perry, member, house of rep., Houston co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born Dec. 9, 1883 in Haddock, Jones co., Ga. Educated Ga. Military College; Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1903, LL.B. degree, 1905,Taught school 1906-1913; began practice of law in Perry, 1913. Missionary Baptist.Democrat. Mason; Shriner; K. of P.; Kiwanis. Senator, 23rd dist., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Apr. 5, 1906, Elizabeth Anne Walker (born 1885),daughter of William Jones and Annie Brown (Raines) Walker. Children: AnneDelaney (Bloodworth) Mobley; Helen Gray (Bloodworth) Davis. John W. Bloodworthis the son of James M. and Mary Anne (Willis) Bloodworth, and the grandson of William Timothy and Anne Delaney (Harrington) Bloodworth, and Green S.and Mary (Bonner) Willis.HUBERT ANDERSON AULTMAN, Perry, member, house of rep., Houston co.,1949. Lawyer. Born Mch. 6, 1920 in Crawford co., Ga. Graduated Byron HighSchool; West Ga. College; Mercer University, A.B., LL.D. degrees; admitted to Ga.Bar, 1942; began active practice, Jan., 1946. Methodist. Democrat. Phi AlphaDelta; Kappa Alpha. Was in Army Air Force in World War II; awarded Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster.157

Family details: Married May 2, 1946 in Macon, Bibb CO., Ga., Margaret EleanorAnderson, daughter of Chas. B. Anderson. One child: Charles Anderson. H. A.Aultman is the son of Walter D. and Sara Pearl (Joyner) Aultman, and the grandson of Chas. A. Aultman, and Randolph and Willie (Chance) Joyner.IRWIN COUNTYH. J. (JACK) WILLIS, Ocilla, member, house of rep., Irwin co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.(No data for sketch furnished.)DANIEL JACOB HENDERSON, JR., Ocilla, member, house of rep., Irwin co.,1935, 1939, 1947. Banker; farmer. Born Sept. 1, 1881 in Ocilla, Irwin co., Ga.Educated in public schools of Irwin co.; took commercial course in Abbeville, Ga.,1903. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner.Family details: Married June 28, 1905 in Irwin co., Ga., Nellie Emma Dorminy(born June 9, 1881), daughter of A. S. and Martha M. (Haines) Dorminy. Children: William Bailey; Martha Eleanor. D. J. Henderson, Jr., is the son of Robert L.and Margaret (Young) Henderson, and the grandson of Daniel and Fereby (Whiddon)Henderson, and Jacob and Sophia (Fletcher) Young.HANSON H. HUDSON, Ocilla, member, house of rep., Irwin co., 1949. Farmer.Born July 8, 1898 in Dublin, Laurens GO., Ga. Attended Ocilla high school. Methodist. Democrat. Member, Irwin co. Farm Bureau; Irwin co. Agricultural committee, 1942-43.Family details: Married Nov. 4, 1919 in Ocilla, Irwin co., Ga., Irma Vida Harper,daughter of Arthur and Lilla Cindy (Paulk) Harper. Children: Othello; Arthur William; Vida Elizabeth; Hanson H., Jr.; Huey Long; Mary Esther. H. H. Hudson isthe son of Wm. N. and Minnie Frances (Griffin) Hudson, and the grandson ofWm. N. and Lucy (Baustick) Hudson, and Bill and Mary (Lingo) Griffin.JACKSON COUNTYCHARLES EDWARD HARDY, Jefferson, member, house of rep., Jackson co.,1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Born Jan. 6, 1895 in Jefferson,Jackson co., Ga. Educated in Jackson co. public schools; Athens Business College.Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Mayor, Jefferson, 1939-40.Family details: Manned Apr. 12, 1914 in Jefferson, Jackson co., Ga., Ada EllenTolbert (born Jan. 29, 1895), daughter of Samuel Leonard and Nancy (Gilbert)Tolbert. Children: Jack Cecil; Billie Kathryn; Ada Ellen. C. E. Hardy is the sonof Charles Daniel and Laura (Meritt) Hardy, and the grandson of Daniel Websterand Christine (Hooker) Hardy, and John N. and Josephine (Doss) Meritt.*JACK McWHORTER (MAC) BARBER, Commerce, member, house of rep.,Jackson co., 1949. Businessman. Born 1924 in Banks co., Ga. Attended Ga. Tech;University of Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Kiwanis club, former pres.; member Commerce, Ga. board of education; chmn., American Red Cross, Commerce chapter;past pres., Chamber of Commerce; member, American Legion. Served in WorldWar II.Family details: Married Miss Janet McGarity, of Dallas, Ga.*(No data for sketch furnished—above from "Assembly Profiles"—The AtlantaJournal, Nov. 10, 1949).158

JASPER COUNTYWILLIAM HICKS KEY, Monticello, member, house of rep., Jasper co., 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex., 1917-18, 1929-31 Ex., 1931, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born Nov. 6, 1889 in Monticello, Jasper co., Ga. Graduated State Normal School, 1910; University of Ga.,B.L. degree, 1915. Christian. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Kiwanian. Senator, 28thdist., 1937, 1938.Family details: Married Dec. 13, 1915, Telah Viola Hardy, daughter of J. L.and Lorena (Cornwell) Hardy. Children: Josephine; Gwendolyn; Billie Claire.W. H. Key is the son of John H. and Lemma Elizabeth (Smith) Key, and thegrandson of Thomas Caleb and Elizabeth (Smith) Key, and Austin and Mary(Loumsdel) Smith.JEFF DAVIS COUNTYWILLIAM JAMES HINSON, Hazlehurst, member, house of rep., Jeff Davis co.,1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer; naval stores operator. Born Dec. 9, 1895 in Coffeeco., Ga. Graduated Riverside Military Academy; Ga.-Ala. Business College. Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married June 19, 1927 in Valdosta, Ga., Ruby Mae Edwards(born Jan. 2, 1908), daughter of Cullen Willis and Fannie Vergie Edwards. W. J.Hinson is the son of John Wesley and Fannie Eulalia (Milton) Hinson, and thegrandson of James and Elizabeth Jane (Smith) Hinson, and James Marion andAmanda (Powell) Milton.C.C. HARRISON, Hazlehurst, member, house of rep., Jeff Davis co., 1947. (Nodata for sketch furnished.)D. W. JOHNSON, Denton, member, house of rep., Jeff Davis co., 1949, res. (Nodata for sketch furnished.)JOEL ORBA WOOTEN, Hazlehurst, member, house of rep., Jeff Davis co., 1949(in place of D. W. Johnson, res.). Owner City Service Station; Tire Store. BornApr. 10, 1908 in Jeff Davis co., Ga. Graduated Hazlehurst high school, 1934. Baptist. Democrat. Mason.Family details: Single. J. O. Wooten is the son of Benj. B. and Lena (Smith)Woolen, and the grandson of Abram L. and Precilla (Minchew) Wooten, and DanSmith.JEFFERSON COUNTYJAMES ROY McCRACKEN, Avera, member, house of rep., Jefferson co., 1935,1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Lawyer.Born Dec. 26, 1903 in Avera, Jefferson co., Ga. Graduated Mercer University,LL.B. degree, 1925; began the practice of law in Louisville, 1931; present member of law firm, Harris, Chance, McCracken, Augusta. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;Shriner; Elk; W.O.W. Mayor of Avera, 1933-34; chairman, Avera school board,1933-49.159

Family details: Married Mch. 27, 1937 in Gwinnett co., Ga., Rosa Kate Kirbo(born Dec. 24, 1910), daughter of Joseph Warren and Nannie Lantry (Campbell)Kirbo. Children: Emily Jane; William Robert. James R. McCracken is the sonof John William and Sabrina Mary (Rivers) McCracken, and the grandson of Iveyand Emily Jane (Adams) McCracken, and James Madison and Sophronie Ellen(McGahee) Rivers.JENKINS COUNTYWALTER WADE HARRISON, Millen, member, house of rep., Jenkins co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. (For sketch, see Senate, 17th dist., 1949.)ERNEST LEON AYCOCK, Millen, member, house of rep., Jenkins co., 1949.Farmer; naval stores manufacturer; oil jobber. Born Jan. 21, 1911, in Millen,Jenkins co., Ga. Attended Ga. Tech, 3 years. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: E. Leon Aycock is the son of Bennett and Bessie (Woods)Aycock, and the grandson of Emanuel B. and Susan (Woodrum) Aycock, and ofBen Lanier and Ida Woods.JOHNSON COUNTYJOSEPH HENRY ROWLAND, Wrightsville, member, house of rep., Johnson co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. (For sketch, see Senate, 21st dist., 1949.)EMORY L. ROWLAND, Wrightsville, member, house of rep., Johnson co., 1941,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1949. (No data for sketch furnished.)JONES COUNTYWALTER BARRON WILLIAMS, SR., Gray, member, house of rep., Jones co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Farmer; lumber business. Born Oct. 27, 1889 in Jonesco., Ga. Graduated Locust Grove Academy; Gordon Military Institute; MercerUniversity. Methodist. Democrat. Phi Delta Theta.Family details: Married Lottie Branch Thompson, daughter of Wall Tattnalland Josephine (Goldwire) Thompson. Children: Walter Barren, Jr.; CharlotteThompson. Walter B. Williams is the son of John Thomas and Ann Shropshire(Barren) Williams.LAMAR COUNTYLOVIS BANKS, Barnesville, member, house of rep., Lamar co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.(No data for sketch furnished.)A NEWTON MOYE, Barnesville, member, house of rep., Lamar co., 1947. (Forsketch see State Officials Chapter, Parks Department.)JAMES TRUMAN BUTLER, Barnesville, member house of rep., Lamar co.,1949. Automobile agent. Born in Spalding co., Ga., 1883. Member, BarnesvilleKiwanis Club; Lamar Civic League; First Baptist Church.Family details: Representative and Mrs. Butler have three daughters: Mrs. V. B.160

Motley; Mrs. Clayton Banks ton; Mrs. Ralph Boyle.(No data for sketch furnished. The above from "Assembly Profiles," The AtlantaJournal, Jan. 12, 1950).LANIER COUNTYJOHN WESLEY GREER, Lakeland, member, house of rep., Lanier CO., 1945-45Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Lumber and timber business. Born Mch. 25, 1909 in Fitzgerald,Ben Hill co., Ga. Graduated Emory Academy; attended Emory University, 2 years.Methodist. Democrat. W.O.W.; Kappa Sigma. Clerk, house of rep., 1939; secretary, Governor's office, 1939-40; member, Lakeland city council, 1942-44.Family details: Married in Valdosta, Ga., Grace Donahue, daughter of J. C. andSarah (Rollins) Donahue. Children: Grace Donahue; John Wesley, III.; EdwardCecil; Eurith Braxton; Sarah Edna; Nancy. John W. Greer is the son of JohnWesley and Edna (Roberts) Greer, and the grandson of Nelson Greer.LAURENS COUNTYWILLIAM HERSCHEL LOVETT, Wrightsville, member, house of rep., Laurensco., 1939, 1941, 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Farmer; lumberman; merchant. Born Mch. 10,1887 in Wrightsville, Johnson co., Ga. Attended Johnson co. public schools. Methodist. Democrat. Elk; K. of P.; member, American Legion. Sgt., World War ISenator, 16th dist., 1933, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married June 16, 1917 in WrightsvHle, Ga., Roxie Louise Lovett(born Aug. 4, 1900), daughter of Ervin Alfred and Lena Rivers (Parker) Lovett.Children: William Ervin; Betty Louise. W. H. Lovett is the son of Richard Terrelland Elizabeth (Mixon) Lovett, and the grandson of Ervin R. and Annie Jane(Brooks) Lovett, and John P. and Martha (Rowland) Mixon.LINTON GEORGE MALONE, Dublin, member, house of rep., Laurens co.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Stock farmer; resort operator.Born Oct. 9, 1908 in Dexter, Laurens co., Ga. Graduated Palmetto high school;Rollins College, B.S. degree, 1935. Baptist. Democrat. Kappa Alpha; Pi GammaMu; B.P.O.E.; W.O.W.; pres., Dublin Lions club, 1941; zone chairman, Lions club,1941-42.Family details: Married June 13, 1937 in Hempstead, Long Island, N. Y., Katharine Lilias Van Buren (born Sept. 8, 1919), daughter of Clarence E. and LiliasGladding (Littlejohn) Van Buren. Children: Lilias Elizabeth; Michael Linton;Berta Anne. Linton G. Malone is the son of Alien C. and Bessie Jane (Lyles)Malone, and the grandson of Alien McGee and Mattie Lou Malone, and JamesThomas and Annie Eliza (Lavender) Lyles.SETH HAMILTON ("HAM") KELLAM, Dublin, member, house of rep., Laurens co., 1949. Farmer. Born Nov. 17, 1927 in Dublin, Laurens co., Ga. GraduatedDublin public schools, 1944; attended North Ga. College; Mercer University andLaw School; now studying law. Methodist. Democrat. Kappa Alpha; Kappa PhiKappa; Delta Theta Phi; Blue Key. Youngest member, 1949 General Assembly;chmn., 6th dist., Young Democratic Clubs of America. Served in U. S. Navy, WorldWar II.161

Family details: Seth Hamilton Kellam is the son of Seth Monte and Wilhelmina£. (Blackshear) Kellam, and the grandson of Seth and America Victoria (Ellington)Kellam, and Thomas Joseph and Eva Bertha (Stanley) Blackshear.LEE COUNTYC. C. ANSLEY, Smithville, member, house of rep., Lee co., 1945-45 Ex.-46,1947. (For sketch, see Senate, 10th dist., 1949.)JESSE BOWER STOCKS, Leesburg, member, house of rep., Lee co., 1949.Farmer; business-man. Born Nov. 1, 1897 in Lee co., Ga. Attended Albany highschool; Ga. Military Academy; Freeman Business College. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married May 15, 1918 in Lee co., Ga., Mary Ola Rycroft (bornNov. 22, 1894), daughter of Frank Charles and Sara Amanda (Dowdy) Rycroft.Children: Dorothy Nannine (Stocks) Steavens; Reba Jeffie (Stocks) Edmonds.Jesse B. Stocks is the son of Edward Jackson and Jeffie Ann Ellen (Bower) Stocks,and the grandson of John and Lota (Wallace) Stocks, and Silas Mercer and SaraAnn (Vines) Bower.LIBERTY COUNTYCHARLES JEFFERSON SMILEY, Walthourville, member, house of rep., Libertyco., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1949; senator, 2nd dist., 1947.Farmer; naval stores operator. Born Sept. 24, 1884 in Stark, Bradford co., Fla.Attended Liberty county schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason (past master and secretary) ; K. of P. (past commander). Deacon, Baptist Church, fifteen years; chairman, board of Liberty county commissioners, a number of years.Family details: Married Feb. 6, 1908 in Liberty co., Ga., Mary Cameron (bornAug. 30, 1884 in Liberty co., Ga.), daughter of James S. and Emma (Zorn) Cameron. Children: Elva (Smiley) Bland; Effie (Smiley) Bland; Archie; Russell; Grace(Smiley) Hendrix; Kenneth. C. J. Smiley is the son of Archibal A. and Nicy(Kirkland) Smiley, and the grandson of James M. Smiley (Confederate soldier)and Mary Ann (Harnage) Smiley, and of Mathew Kirkland (Confederate soldier)and Debie (Nevils) Kirkland.MARVTN F. CLARK, JR., Hinesville, member, house of rep., Liberty co., 1947.(No data for sketch furnished.)LINCOLN COUNTYJOHN PINSON WELLS, Lincolnton, member, house of rep., Lincoln co., 1945-45Ex.-46, 1947. Farmer; dealer in livestock. Born Mch. 8, 1892 in Augusta, Richmond co., Ga. Attended Lincoln co. public schools. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married in Lincoln co., Ga., Emily S. S. Montcrief (born Mch.15, 1899), daughter of J. R. and Fannie (Martin) Montcrief. Children: Avice(Wells) Boddie; Claudie (Wells) Leahockey; John Pinson, Jr. J. P. Wells is theson of G. S. and Fannie Etta (Cliatt) Wells, and the grandson of J. M. and SarahAnn (Umphry) Wells, and John and Mary B. Cliatt.162

JOHN P. DRINKARD, Lincolnton, member, house of rep., Lincoln co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1949; Senator, 29th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Editor andpublisher, Lincoln Journal. Born June 8, 1898 in Lincolnton, Lincoln Co., Ga. Releceivedhigh school education. Baptist. Democrat. Mason.Family details: Married Aug. 11, 1918 in Lincolnton, Ga., Blanche Burton (bornJuly 13, 1897), daughter of Matthew A. and Florence (Bentley) Burton. Children:Helen Lorraine; LeVerte; John P., Jr.; Edwin; Homer. John P. Drinkard is the sonof Wm. J. and Sallie Almira (Murray) Drinkard, and the grandson of Geo. W. andElizabeth (Crawford) Drinkard, and Andrew Jackson and Eleanor Ann (Glaze)Murray.LONG COUNTYROBERT L. WATFORD, SR., Ludowici, member, house of rep., Long co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. (No data for sketch furnished.)LOWNDES COUNTYTHOMAS GUY CONNELL, Valdosta, member, house of rep., Lowndes co., 1939,1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born July 14, 1897 in Valdosta,Lowndes co., Ga. Graduated Adel high school; Mercer University, LL.D. degree,1918. Began the practice of law at Adel, Ga., 1919. Baptist. Democrat. AlphaTau Omega; Elk; member, American Legion; member, Forty & Eight. Seaman 1stclass, World War I.Family details: Married Sept. 4, 1932 in Jasper Fla., Alma Wages Collier (bornAug. 26. 1906), daughter of W. M. and Georgia (Hargrave) Collier. Children:Thomas Guy, Jr.; Karen. T. G. Connell is the son of John A. and Eulalia Agnes(Lindsey) Connell, and the grandson of William E. and Sarah Elizabeth (Morris)Connell, and John S. and Dora (Shaw) Lindsey.JASPER GORDON COWART, Hahira, member, house of rep., Lowndes co.,1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born Feb. 20, 1889 in Lowndesco., Ga. Attended Shiloh school. Missionary Baptist. Democrat. F. & A. M.;Eastern Star; W.O.W.; K. of P.Family details: Married Mch. 19, 1911 in Lowndes co., Ga., Lula Duggan (bornAug. 4, 1886), daughter of Marion and Lena Duggan. Children: Thelma (Cowart)Scott; Grace (Cowart) Simpson; Theada (Cowart) Fields. Jasper G. Cowart isthe son of Jasper and Susan (Joiner) Cowart.JAMES EDWARD MATHIS, Valdosta, member, house of rep., Lowndes co., 1947,1949. Wholesale lumber dealer. Born Feb. 20, 1893 in Stockton, Clinch co., Ga.Educated in high school. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shrine; Elk; Moose; W.O.W.Rural letter carrier, 1911-1917; Postmaster, Stockton, 1920; 1927; member, Valdostacity council, 1938-1946; mayor, Valdosta, 1948-1949.Family details: Married Mch. 12, 1916 in Stockton, Ga., Minnie Ethel Johnson(born Dec. 10, 1897), daughter of Daniel Oscar and Lula (Wetherington) Johnson.Children: Julian Edward; Sarah Virginia (Mathis) Hall; Betty Earl (Mathis)Beck. J. E. Mathis is the son of James A. and Mollie E. (Goolsby) Mathis, and163

the grandson of Hillery P. and Martha (Register) Mathis, and Peter and(Neal) Goolsby.COUNTRY JOHNSTON, Valdosta, member, house of rep., Lowndes Co., 1947.Farmer. Born May 4, in Atlanta, Fulton CO., Ga. Educated Valdosta highschool; South Ga. College; University of Ga. Church of Christ. Democrat. Elk.Pvt, World War II.Family details: Married Dec. 8, 1945 in Morgantown, W. Va., Edith GretchenGarlow (born Jan. 13, 1920), daughter of H. G. and Gretchen (Warrick) Garlow.One son: James Country. Country Johnston is the son of Henry Cook and LucyCallaway (Tomlinson) Johnston, and the grandson of James and Adeline H.(Hendrickson) Johnston, and Joseph Pinson and Penelope Eason (Head) Tomlinson.JOHN WESLEY LANGDALE, Valdosta, member, house of rep., Lowndes co.,1949. Lawyer; naval stores, farming and timber business. Born Feb. 8, 1917 inValdosta, Lowndes co., Ga. Graduated Valdosta high school, 1933; North Ga. College, 1935; U. S. Naval Academy, 1937; University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1939-,LL.B. degree, 1940. Baptist. Democrat, S.A.E.; Phi Delta Phi. Echols co. atty.,1948. Lt., U. S. Navy, World War II; received Bronze Star; Navy comm. ribbon;11 engagement Stars. Solicitor, County Court, Echols Co., Jan. 1, 1949-date (termexpires Jan. 1, 1953).Family details: Married Dec. 19, 1946, Margaret Irene Jones (born Oct. 3, 1927in Lowndes co.), daughter of James C. and Elsie H. (Stone) Jones. One child:Leigh Stone. John W. Langdale is the son of Harley and Thalia (Lee) Langdale,and the grandson of John W. and Nancy (Burnsed) Langdale, and Silas and MarthaSenie (Coleman) Lee.LUMPKIN COUNTYJ. O. PARKS, Dahlonega, member, house of rep., Lumpkin co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.(No data for sketch furnished.)GOODMAN HUGHES MOORE, Dahlonega, member, house of rep., Lumpkinro., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1947. Died Sept. 25, 1949. Livestock dealer;farmer; real estate. Born Oct. 20, 1879 in Dahlonega, Lumpkin co., Ga. EducatedDahlonega public schools; N.G.A. College. Methodist. Democrat. Teamster, quartermaster dept., Spanish-American War, 1897-98. Mayor, Dahlonega, 1925-31, 1933-35. Senator, 22nd dist., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married (1) Mch. 16, 1902 in Hall co., GP Estelle Thompson(born July, 1883; died Sept. 19, 1924), daughter of Andrew J. and Mary Jane(Stephens) Thompson. Married (2) Dec. 4, 1925 Allice Eugene Middlebrooks,daughter of Thomas J. and Sara A. (Broyles) Middlebrooks. Children: GoodmanHughes, Jr.; John Thomas; Robert Eugene. G. H. Moore was the son of RobertHughes and Lucenda (Morrison) Moore.FRED C. JONES, JR., Dahlonega, member, hou»e of rep., Lumpkin co., 1949.Mgr., Dahlonega-Atlanta Trail ways; operates Fred Jones Chevrolet Co., Dahlonega.Born Mch. 11, 1921 in Dahlonega, Lumpkin co., Ga. Graduated Dahlonega highschool; attended North Georgia College. Methodist. Democrat. Member, American164

Legion; Lions club; Odd Fellows; W.O.W.; Elk. Mayor, Dahlonega, 1947-1950. U. S.Navy, World War II.Family details: Married Frances E. Conner. One son: Fred C., III. Fred C.Jones, Jr., is the son of Fred C. Jones and Ada Magnolia (Jones) Jones, and thegrandson of Francis Goodman and Caledonia (Lance) Jones, and Samuel and Susan(Corbin) Jones.(No data for sketch furnished: Above from "Assembly Profiles," The AtlantaJournal, Feb., 1950).MACON COUNTYOPHELIA SMITH GUERRY, Montezuma, member, house of rep., Macon CO.,1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Teacher. Born May 3, 1886 in Macon,Bibb co., Ga. Graduated Gresham high school, 1902; Wesleyan Female College,Bachelor of Arts, 1905; Bachelor of Music, 1905; special study at Wesleyan, 1906,received a certificate in mathematics. Presbyterian. Democrat; Phi Mu; pres.,Montezuma Woman's Club, 1913-15; pres., Music Lovers' Club, Montezuma, 1923-25; pres., Ga. Federation of Music Clubs, 1938-42; pres., Montezuma Woman's Club,1947.Family details: Married June 24, 1908 in Macon, Ga., John Benjamin Guerry(born Aug. 31, 1882; died May 11, 1940), son of Samuel and Beall (Goode)Guerry. Children: Tillie Beall; Eugenia Goode; Clara Martin; Martha Valdee;John Benjamin, Jr.; Nanita. Mrs. Guerry is the daughter of Milton Elbridge andTillie Matlock (Freeman) Smith, and the granddaughter of Elbridge and OpheliaAdaline (Hixon) Smith, and Thomas W. and Amelia Augusta (Matlock) Freeman.THOMAS LESSIE COOGLE, Oglethorpe, member, house of rep., Macon co.,1947, 1949. Farmer. Born May 19, 1897 in Oglethorpe, Macon co., Ga. GraduatedOglethorpe High School, 1914; Newberry College, 1917. Lutheran. Democrat.B.P.O.E.Family details: Married June 8, 1918 in Oglethorpe, Ga., Laura Ethel Morgan,daughter of Thos. H. and Virginia Morgan. Children: Thos. Joel; Sara Elizabeth;Edw. Curtis; Geo. Herbert; Robert Lee. T. L. Coogle is the son of Joel J. andMattie Leola (Alien) Coogle, and the grandson of Jno. Thos. and Henrietta RebeccaCoogle, and Geo. W. and Mary Emeline (Greene) Alien.MADISON COUNTYARTHUR FORD SEAGRAVES, Hull, member, house of rep., Madison co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Farmer; miller; ginner. Born July 22, 1892 in Jackson co., Ga.Attended Madison co. common schools; Young Harris College. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.; Farm Bureau Federation. Member, advisory board of Roadsand Revenues, Madison co., 1935-44.Family details: Married Jan. 1, 1922 in Madison co., Ga., Floy Dillard (bornNov. 4, 1900), daughter of J. W. and Belle (Garbet) Dillard. Children: MillardF.; Kathryn; Weyman A. A. F. Seagraves is the son of Josiah M. and Clara A.(Riden) Seagraves, and the grandson of Noah and Rebecca (Williams) Seagraves,and C. D. and Alcy (Howard) Riden.165

SAM E. WHITWORTH, Hull, member, house of rep., Madison co., 1949.Farmer. Born 1888 in Madison co., Ga. Attended Martin Institute, in Jefferson.Was active in passing a pure seed bill through his first session in the Legislature.Family details: Married Lula Chandler. Children: Troy C.; Willie Mae (Whitworth)Cromer.(No data for sketch furnished. The above from "Assembly Profiles," The AtlantaJournal, Jan. 19, 1950).MARION COUNTYJAMES PERSONS HOGG, Buena Vista, member, house of rep., Marion co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. (For sketch, see Senate, 24th dist., 1947.)ERNEST CHAPPELL STEVENS, Buena Vista, member, house of rep., Marionco., 1947, 1949. Warehouse business. Born May 23, 1908 in Putnam, Marion co.,Ga. Graduated Buena Vista high school, 1926. Methodist. Democrat. Mason;Eastern Star; Lions Club; Farm Bureau; American Legion. Treasurer, Lions Club,1935; commander, Amer. Legion Post, 1947; member, Board of Stewards, MethodistChurch. S/Sgt., Army Air Force, World War II; Good conduct Medal; Distinguished Unit Badge.Family details: Married July 10, 1946 in Buena Vista, Ga., Ann Ansley Allison(born Feb. 11, 1914), daughter of Charles A. and Sophronia Ellen (Ansley) Allison. One son: Ernest Chappell, Jr. E. C. Stevens is the son of Robert W. andAlice (Fulford) Stevens, and the grandson of Putnam Sparks and Louise Josephine(Hurt) Stevens, and Samuel Halley and Emma Theresa (Wells) Fulford.McDUFFIE COUNTYJOHN A. CRAWLEY, Thomson, member, house of rep., McDuffie co., 1945-45Ex.-46, res. (No data for sketch furnished.)THOMAS REUBEN BURNSIDE, Thomson, member, house of rep., McDuffieco., 1927, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born Aug. 14, 1898 inHamilton, Harris co., Ga. Graduated Thomson high school, 1917; Emory UniversityLaw School, LL.B. degree, 1922. Began the practice of law in Thomson, Ga., June,1922. Methodist. Democrat. Delta Tau Delta. Served in U. S. Navy, World WarI. Senator, 29th dist., 1941.Family details: Married June 24, 1931 in Monticello, Ga., Lois Brand (bornSept. 2, 1902), daughter of Jesse Oliver and Odessa (McElreath) Brand. One son:Thomas Reuben, Jr. T. R. Burnside is the son of James Baber and Annie Mae(Mobley) Burnside, and the grandson of Thomas Rienza and Palmira (Baber)Burnside, and Reuben Benjamin and Kathryn Nelson (Simpson) Mobley.LEONARD N. LOKEY, Thomson, member, house of rep., McDuffie co., 1947,1949. (No data for sketch furnished.)McINTOSH COUNTYJAMES MARTIN DEFOOR, Townsend, member, house of rep., Mclntosh co.,166

1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer; real estate. Born Apr. 23, 1903 inAtlanta, Ga. Graduated Boys' high school; Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree,1926; Cumberland University, LL.B degree, 1927. Began the practice of law Jan.,1927. Democrat. Sigma Delta Kappa.Family details: Married Oct. 9, 1927 in Atlanta, Ga., Evelyn Means (born Sept.6, 1905), daughter of James Milton and Nellie Dean (Cox) Means. J. M. DeFooris the son of James Martin and Mary Myers Queen (Smith) DeFoor, and thegrandson of James Abner and Adeline Roslyn (Morris) DeFoor, and James Elbertand Sarah Catherine (Hawkins) Smith.WILLIS EMMETT WILLIAMS, Meridian, member, house of rep., Mclntosh co.,1933, 1947. Farmer; merchant. Born Aug. 5, 1897 in South Newport, Mclntosh CO.,Ga. Attended Mclntosh co. common schools. Presbyterian. Democrat.Family details: Married June 24, 1929 in Quincy, Fla., Vyvian McMillan. WillisE. Williams is the son of Sydney W. and Lura Alice (Norman) Williams, and thegrandson of Francis Brown and Susan (Thorpe) Williams, and John S. Norman.MOSE EDENFIELD, Darien, member, house of rep., Mclntosh co., 1949. Automobile dealer. Born Oct. 29, 1902 in Ware co., Ga. Attended Ware co. commonschools. Democrat. School commissioner, 1932-37; Mayor of Darien, 1944-46;Senator, 2nd dist., 1945-45 Ex.46.Family details: Married Geneva Owens, daughter of George M. and Margaret(Marr) Owens. Children: Geneva Winifred; Martha Ann. Mose Edenfield is theson of J. A. and Fannie (Wilcox) Edenfield, and the grandson of George Edenfield,and Tom and Elizabeth (Saskins) Wilcox.MERIWETHER COUNTYJ. FRANK HATCHETT, Greenville, member, house of rep., Meriwether co.,1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer. Born June 18, 1880 inRaleigh, Meriwether co., Ga. Attended Raleigh high school; graduated Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1900; B.L. degree, 1905; graduated Ga. and Ala. Business College, 1905. Began the practice of law in Macon, Ga., 1906. Baptist. Democrat.Mason; Odd Fellow; W.O.W. Mayor, Greenville, 1919-20; pres., Meriwether co.board of education, number of years; solicitor, city court, Greenville, Jan. 8, 1912-Jan. 8, 1932, court abolished.Family details: Married Nov. 28, 1915 in Greenville, Ga., Jonnie Park, daughterof Andrew and Eliza (Cole) Park. J. Frank Hatchett is the son of F. M. andElizabeth (Morris) Hatchett, and the grandson of William Morris.GEORGE CLARENCE THOMPSON, Manchester, member, house of rep., Meriwether co., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born July 23,1889 in Jackson, Butts co., Ga. Graduated Jackson high school, 1906; attended Ga.Tech, 1907-08; began the practice of law in Manchester, Dec., 1923. Methodist.Democrat. Mason; Pi Kappa Alpha. Postmaster, Manchester, Ga., 1919-23; member, board of education, Manchester, 1924-44 (sec., treas., since 1926); member,Meriwether co. board of education, 1944-date; conciliation commission, Meriwetherco., 1934-date; special asst. atty.-general, 1934-36; city atty., Manchester, 1939-date;vice-chairman, Franklin D. Roosevelt memorial commission, 1947-date.167

Family details: Married Nov. 15, 1916 in Woodbury, Ga., Helen Celeste Dixon(born June 6, 1893), daughter of A. P. and Frances Elizabeth (Owens) Dixon.Children: Sara Augusta; Rosemary. George C. Thompson is the son of Jeptha G.and L. Augusta (Logue) Thompson, and the grandson of John A. and Emily E.(Whitaker) Thompson, and Wiley W. and Mary F. (Buckner) Logue.OBADIAH WARNER HILL, Greenville, member, house of rep., Meriwether co.,1947, 1949. Born Oct. 16, 1888 in Greenville, Meriwether co., Ga. Attended Gordon Institute and University of Ga. Baptist. Democrat. Chi Phi. Chairman, Meriwether co. Welfare Board, 1938-43. Senator, 36th dist., 1941, 1945-45 Ex.-46.Family details: Married Nov. 3, 1915 in Greenville, Meriwether co., Ga., MaryRender (born July 3, 1892 in Meriwether co., Ga.), daughter of James L. andSallie (McGehee) Render. Children: James Render; Mary Ellen; William Pinson,II. O. W. Hill is the son of Burwell Obadiah and Ellen (Pinson) Hill, and thegrandson of A. Franklin and Mary Jane (Warner) Hill, and of William B. andMartha (Griffin) Pinson.BROOKS CALLAWAY ROBERTSON, Manchester, member, house of rep., Meriwether co., 1949. Radio technician; owner and operator of service station, Manchester, Ga. Born Nov. 18, 1912 in Greenville, Meriwether co., Ga. GraduatedManchester high school, 1930; Gordon Junior College, 1931; Coyne Electrical RadiaSchool, 1932. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Royal Arch; Scottish Rite; Shrine;Knights Templar. Deacon, Manchester Baptist Church, 1939; Past Master StephensLodge, 1947-48; chmn., board of education, 1942-1950; pres., Junior Chamber ofCommerce, 1938-44; pres., Chamber of Commerce, 1949; treas., Manchester Devel.Co., 1940-50. U. S. Navy, World War II.Family details: Married June 18, 1935 in Warm Springs, Ga., Ruth Adams (bornNov. 27, 1914), daughter of John Felton and Theodosia (Miller) Adams. Onedaughter, Ann. Brooks C. Robertson is the son of Idus Ruben and Annie Lou(Brooks) Robertson, and the grandson of J. M. C. and Ida (Strozier) Robertson,and of John N. and Rosa Lee (Park) Brooks.MILLER COUNTYJ. WALTER SHEFFIELD, Colquitt, member, house of rep., Miller co., 1945-45Ex.-46. Born Jan. 5, 1893 in Miller co., Ga. Educated in common schools. Baptist.Democrat. W.O.W.Family details: Married Jan. 26, 1919 in Miller co., Ga., Corra R. Houston (bornOct. 18, 1898), daughter of Sam Y. and Susie M. (Mann) Houston. Children:Rachel Louise; Dorothy Lavern; J. Walter, Jr.; Sam Scott J. Walter Sheffield isthe son of Joe and Mollie (Scott) Sheffield, and the grandson of Isom and Mary(Roberts) Sheffield, and Stephen and Louisa (Beard) Scott.HENRY M. MILLER, Colquitt, member, house of rep., Miller co., 1947, 1949.Rural mail carrier; Postmaster, 30 yrs.; Fanner. Born April 28, 1882 in Miller co.,Ga. Attended Miller co. common schools. Democrat. Mason.Family details: Married May 3, 1908 in Slocomb, Ala., Jewell Watson, daughterof Willis R. and Martha (Phillips) Watson. One child: Marcus Watson. Henry M.168

Miller is the son of Marcus L. and Mary Eliza (Tabb) Miller, and the grandson ofJames and Jane (Key) Miller, and Tom Tabb.MITCHELL COUNTYFREDERICK BARROW HAND, Pelham, member, house of rep., Mitchell co.,1933, 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1941, 1943-43 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949; Speakerpro tern, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.; Speaker 1947, 1949; Senator, 8th dist., 1931. Pres.,The Hand Trading Co. Born Oct. 26, 1904 in Pelham, Mitchell co., Ga. EducatedEpiscopal High School; University of Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Chi Phi.Family details: Married April 30, 1933 in Pelham, Ga., Voncile Parker (bornApr. 13, 1907), daughter of Thomas and Molly (Dollar) Parker. Children: FredcrickBarrow, Jr.; Voncile Parker; Alice Virginia; Mary Florence; William Thomas.Frederick B. Hand is the son of Judson Larrabee and Florence (Hollis) Hand, andthe grandson of Columbus W. and Columbia America (Bower) Hand, and BenjaminP. and Florence (Davenport) Hollis.FRANK STARLING TWITTY, Camilla, member, house of rep., Mitchell co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. 1949. Lawyer. Born Aug. 29, 1907 in Camilla, Mitchellco., Ga. Graduated Camilla consolidated schools, 1924; Mercer University, LL.B.degree, 1928. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; W.O.W.; A. T. O.; Delta ThetaPhi; Rotary club and Chamber of Commerce. City atty., Camilla, 1938 to date.Family details: Married Aug. 5, 1929 in Conyers, Ga., Margaret ElisabethAlmond (born Feb. 8, 1909), daughter of Wm. Wood S. and Belle (Sullivan)Almond. Children: Margaret Leah; Frank S., Jr.; Louise Almond. F. S. T wittyis the son of Thos. B. and Tennie Eliza (Wood) T witty, and the grandson of Jno. B.and Nancy (Flake) Twitty, and J. G. and Jane Wood.MONROE COUNTYWILLIAM BUFORD MITCHELL, Forsyth, member, house of rep., Monroe co.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born Apr. 7, 1911 in Musella,Crawford co., Ga. Attended Musella public school; Roberta high school; MercerUniversity. Admitted to the bar, 1935. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; KnightTemplar; Lions International. City atty., Forsyth, Ga.Family details: Married June 4, 1943 in Marietta, Cobb co., Ga., Mary WadeMcKenzie, daughter of John Wade and Harriet Mary (Mayfield) McKenzie. Children: Suzanne Lee; Mary Margaret. Wm. Buford Mitchell is the son of AndrewJesse and Lola (Yarbrough) Mitchell, and the grandson of Robert M. and Henrietta(Hortman) Mitchell, and Pickens Butler and Leonora (Bonner) Yarbrough.WILLIE MACK TRIBBLE, SR., Forsyth, member, house of rep., Monroe co.,1949. Wholesale-retail oil business. Born Aug. 25, 1904 in Forsyth, Monroe co., Ga.Educated Banks Stephens Institute. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; W. O. W.Member, city council, Jan. 1, 1933-Jan. 1, 1939; mayor pro tern, 1937-1938. InMerchant Marines, 1923.Family details: Married Aug. 24, 1925 in Aiken, S. C., Mary Ruth Conner (bornAug. 18, 1904), daughter of John R. and Lou Estelle (Henderson) Conner. ChiU169

dren: Willie Mack, Jr.; Lou Gean. W. M. Tribble, Sr. is the son of Charles E.and Eugenia (McComon) Tribble, and the grandson of Henry I. and Sarah (Little)Tribble, and Wm. A. and Laura (Wilson) McComon.MONTGOMERY COUNTYWALTER BARRON MORRISON, Mt. Vernon, member, house of rep., Montgomery CO., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Merchant. Born Feb. 26, 1902 in Mt. Vernon,Montgomery co., Ga. Graduated Brewton-Parker Institute, 1919; attended Ga. Tech,1919-21. Democrat. Mason; Elk. Mayor, Mt. Vernon, 1924-25; city councilman,1925 through 1950; member local board of education, 1930 through 1950; member,Ga. State Board of Corrections, Dec. 1948-date.Family details: Married June 24, 1930 in Macon, Ga., Murlie May Bedingfield,daughter of Henry Robert and Margaret Elizabeth (Warren) Bedingfield. Children:Murlie Elizabeth; Anna Cornelia. W. B. Morrison is the son of John Wesley andLouise (Barren) Morrison, and the grandson of David and Mary Ann (Coney)Morrison, and Henry Samuel and Mary Jane (Dixon) Barren.JOSEPH CHESTER HILTON, Tarrytown, member, house of rep., Montgomeryco., 1949. Farmer. Born Oct. 8, 1906 in Toombs co., Ga. Attended Toombs co. andMontgomery co. schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W. Councilman, Tarrytown,1940 to date.Family details: Married June 6, 1936 in Montgomery co., Ga., Mildred M. Warnock(born Apr. 20, 1909), daughter of Jas. T. and Dora (Braddy) Warnock. Children: Joe Chester, Jr.; Jas. Tillman. J. C. Hilton is the son of Joe and India (McDonald) Hilton, and the grandson of Thomas and Sally (Eason) Hilton, and Jas.M. and Melisia (Matthews) McDonald.MORGAN COUNTYCHARLES ROSS MASON, Madison, member, house of rep., Morgan co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. (For sketch, see Senate, 28th dist., 1949.)HOWARD HARDIE TAMPLIN, Madison, member, house of rep., Morgan co.,1949. Farmer. Born Oct. 11, 1915 in Madison, Morgan co., Ga. Attended Madisonpublic schools. Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Single. Howard H. Tamplin is the son of E. L. and BessieTamplin, and the grandson of Tom and Jane (Crist) Tamplin.MURRAY COUNTYCHARLES ADAM PANNELL, Chatsworth, member, house of rep., Murray co.,1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1949. Lawyer. Born June 19, 1911in Eton, Murray co., Ga. Attended Young Harris College; Mercer University;graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1937. Methodist Democrat. SigmaDelta Kappa; member, Gridiron club, University of Ga. Mason; Odd Fellow. Mayor,Eton, 1933-35; city attorney, Chatsworth, 1942-date; Murray co. attorney, 1940-1944, 1949. Senator, 43rd dist., 1947.Family details: Married Dec. 24, 1939 in Murray co., Ga., Ruth Ann Loughridge170

(born May 16, 1917), daughter of James P. and Etta (Dickey) Loughridge. Children: Charles Adam, Jr.; James Loughridge. Charles A. Pannell is the son ofThomas A. and Ila Catherine (Alien) Pannell, and the grandson of Jack and Elizabeth F. Pannell, and William C. and Ellen (Huntley) Alien.FREDERICK FOSTER LONG, Chatsworth, member, house of rep., Murray co.,1947. Supt., Georgia Talc Co. Born Sept. 1, 1896 in Dalton, Whitfield co., Ga.Attended Ga. common schools. Baptist. Democrat. Served in Coast Artillery Corpsin World War I.Family details: Married Oct. 13, 1918 in Murray co., Ga., Ellen Estelle Davis,daughter of J. F. Davis. Frederick F. Long is the son of William K. and Annie(Dillard) Long, and the grandson of W. J. E. and Elizabeth Long and Columbusand Martha Dillard.MUSCOGEE COUNTYW. H. YOUNG, JR., Columbus, member, house of rep., Muscogee co., 1945-45Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)I. LAWRENCE SHIELDS, Columbus, member, house of rep., Muscogee co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949, res. City manager of theatres, Columbus, Ga. Born July1, 1894 in Thomson, McDuffie co., Ga. Graduated Thomson high school, 1911.Started in theatre business in Augusta, 1920. Mason, Amer. Legion. Private, Co.£ 304 Ammunition Train, World War I.Family details: Married (1) Aug. 3, 1921 in Augusta, Ga., Alice Irene Boiler.One daughter: Georgia Alice. Married (2) Sept. 8, 1930 in Waycross, Ga., RebaAnnett Meadows (born Aug. 31, 1907), daughter of William S. and Junie (Burns)Meadows. Children: Reba June; Sylvia Lillian. I. L. Shields is the son of W. O..and Georgia Anna (Hall) Shields, and the grandson of William W. and Nancy C.Shields, and Sam Green and Ann (Zealey) Hall.RALPH MILTON HOLLEMAN, Columbus, member, house of rep., Muscogee•co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born Jan. 29, 1903 in Columbus, Muscogee co.,•Ga. Attended Columbus public schools; graduated Oglethorpe University, A. B.degree, 1927. Episcopalian. Democrat. Mason; Elk; I.O.O.F; Civitan club. Member, Columbus Lawyers Club; Ga. Bar Asso.; American Bar Asso. Muscogee co.Adult Probation Officer, 1940-date. Captain, Ga. State Guard.Family details: Married Jan. 12, 1929 in Atlanta, Ga., Mildred Lee Hogan (bornAug. 9, 1909), daughter of Albert C. and Tommie Kate (Stribling) Hogan. Children: Ralph Milton, Jr.; Mildred Elaine. Ralph M. Holleman is the son of RobertXee and Clara Isabel (McCluskey) Holleman, and the grandson of Johnston and"Zillie Ann (Mote) Holleman, and Joseph M. and Lizzie Tom (Cox) McCluskey.J. ROBERT ELLIOTT, Columbus, member, house of rep., Muscogee co., 1937-"37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1947. Lawyer. Born Jan. 1, 1910 in•Gainesville, Hall co., Ga. Graduated Fayetteville, Ga., high school, 1926; EmoryUniversity, B.Ph. degree, 1930; LL.B. degree, 1934; began the practice of law inColumbus, Dec., 1934. Methodist. Democrat. Lambda Chi Alpha; Omicron Delta"Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha. Democratic National Committeeman for Ga., 1948.Served in the U. S. Navy in World War II.171

Family details: Single. J. Robert Elliott is the son of Thomas M. and Mamie(Glenn) Elliott.HO WELL HOLLIS, Columbus, member, house of rep., Muscogee co., 1949.Lawyer. Born Dec. 8, 1919 in Columbus, Muscogee CO., Ga. Graduated EpiscopalH. S., Alexandria, Va., 1936; University of Ga., 1940; attended University of Ga.Law School. Began law practice, Columbus, 1945. Protestant. Democrat. S.A.E.;O.D.K.; Phi Kappa Phi; Beta Gamma Sigma. Member, board of public safety, Columbus, 1946; chmn., 1948. Lt. Col., U. S. Air Corps, World War II; receivedBronze Star, Air Medal, European theatre ribbon with thirteen battle stars.Family details: Married Dec. 6, 1941 in Columbus, Ga., Janet B. Bowers (bornMay 17, 1919), daughter of L. G. and Lucy (Hill) Bowers. One child: Howell, III.Howell Hollis is the son of Howell and Aylmer (Illges) Hollis, and the grandsonof A. and Mary Lou (Barnett) Illges.A. MAC PICKARD, Columbus, member, house of rep., Muscogee co., 1949.Sales Mgr., Columbus Gas Light Co. Born June 1, 1910 in Buena Vista, Marionco., Ga. Graduated Columbus high school, 1928. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;served as Exalted Ruler, Elks Lodge No. 1639, 1946-47; State vice pres., Ga. ElksAsso., 1948; trustee Columbus Elks, 1947-48-49; direc., Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1936-1941; member, city Democratic Committee, 1945-46-47-48.Family details: Married Sept. 11, 1933 in Scale, Ala., Martha Nell Gloer (bornJuly 16, 1914), daughter of John and Mabel (Evans) Gloer. Children: WilliamMcCrary; Joseph Aldine; Martha Key. A. Mac Pickard is the son of A. K. andEdith (McCrary) Pickard.HARRY DICUS, Columbus, member, house of rep., Muscogee co., elected Nov.30, 1949 to fill the unexpired term (1950) of I. L. Shields, res. (No data for sketchfurnished.)NEWTON COUNTYARCHIBALD M. CAMPBELL, Mansfield, member, house of rep., Newton co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Army and Civil Service. Born July 11, 1876 in Newton co.,Ga. Educated in public and private schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Odd Fellow. Chmn., O.P.A. 1941-44; chmn., War Meat Board. Served in Spanish-AmericanWar; World War I.Family details: Married Dec. 24, 1902 in Newton co., Ga., Fannie Patrick (bornMch. 12, 1881; died Dec. 26, 1942), daughter of W. T. and Eugenia (Gibson)Patrick. Children: Edith (Campbell) Thomas; Hermoine Eugenia (Campbell)Hollis; Ruth (Campbell) Sherwood; Ida M. (Campbell) Lanier; Martha (Campbell) Merck; Colin A. A. M. Campbell is the son of John C. and Hermoine E.(Walker) Campbell, and the grandson of William C. and Nancy (McGregor) Campbell, and Thomas A. and Nancy (Glass) Walker.ROBERT HOLLIS STANTON, JR., Social Circle, member, house of rep., Newton co., 1949. Farmer; owner of bus junction. Graduated Mansfield high school;Southern Business University; now student of law. Baptist. Democrat. S/Sgt.,World War II; received bronze star.Family details: Married Aug. 20, 1947 in Randolph co., Ga., Gena Mae Andrews,daughter of Hull and Mary (Johnson) Andrews. One child: Robert H., III. R. H.Stanton, Jr., is the son of Robert. H., Sr. and Sue Ship (Malcolm) Stanton.172

OCONEE COUNTYROBERT MARION NICHOLSON, Watkinsville, member, house of rep., Oconeeco., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born Apr. 10, 1890 inMaxeys, Ga. Graduated Oconee co. high school, 1909; University of Ga., B.L.degree, 1913. Began the practice of law in Fort Valley, Ga., 1913. Christian.Democrat. Mason; Civitan. Solicitor, Oconee co. court, 1918-1921; co. schoolsupt., 1921-28, 1933-36. Judge, Oconee co. court, Nov. 18, 1931-Jan. 1, 1933, res.Family details: Married Nov. 11, 1913 in Macon, Ga., Jessie Osborne (bornDec. 20, 1893), daughter of David A. and Minnie (Knott) Osborne. Children:Julian; R. Marion, Jr.; Minnie Jean; Margaret Ann. R. M. Nicholson is the sonof Wm. M. and Maggie M. (Burgess) Nicholson, and the grandson of Robert andSusie (Elder) Nicholson, and Robert and Emma (Fambrough) Burgess.J. PHIL CAMPBELL, JR., Watkinsville, member, house of rep., Oconee co.,1949. Dairy farmer. Born Apr. 17, 1917 in Athens, Clarke co., Ga. GraduatedAthens high school, 1934; undergraduate work, George Washington University;one year study in agriculture, Denmark, 1938-39; graduated University of Ga.,B.S.A. degree, 1940. Baptist. Democrat. Kappa Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi. 1st Lt.,Pilot and Bombardier, World War II.Family details: Married Mch. 20, 1943 in Savannah, Ga., Elizabeth Anne Mc-Creery, daughter of James Wesley and Gladys C. (Atkeson) McCreery. Children:Elizabeth Anne; Vivian Lorraine; J. Phil, III. J. Phil Campbell, Jr., is the son ofJ. Phil, Sr. and Lorraine Montez (Proctor) Campbell, and the grandson of DanielF. and Sara (McBraer) Campbell, and Benjamin Franklin and Lola Montez(Grover) Proctor.OGLETHORPE COUNTYJ. C. SMITH, Pt. Peter, member, house of rep., Oglethorpe co., 1943-43 Ex.-44Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. (No data for sketch furnished.)RALPH SIDNEY COLLIER, Comer, member, house of rep., Oglethorpe co.,1949. Farmer. Born Dec. 5, 1886 in Oglethorpe co., Ga. Graduated Piedmont College; University of Ga., B.S. degree, 1906. Baptist. Democrat. Member, Lions Club.Family details: Married (1) Apr. 8, 1905 in Commerce, Ga., Woodie Williamson(born Mch. 6, 1887; died Sept. 1, 1946), daughter of W. F. and Ethleene (Hardman)Williamson. Children: Ralph Sidney, Jr.; Mildred; Dorothy Ethleene; Virginia; Sarah. Married (2) July 23, 1949 in Madison, Morgan co., Ga., Hattie May(Bowden) Carter. Ralph S. Collier is the son of John E. and Sara Mitchel (David)Collier, and the grandson of J. V. and Elizabeth (Bush) Collier, and James andElizabeth (Gholston) David.PAULDING COUNTYDR. JOSEPH IRA MATTHEWS, Dallas, member, house of rep., Paulding co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Physician. Graduated from Dallas high school, 1905. MedicalDepartment of Emory University, 1911. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Odd Fellow.Senator, 38th dist., 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex.173

Family details: Married June 24, 1916, Irma May Foster. Dr. Joseph I. Matthews is the son of Francis Marion and Fannie Flournoy (Bullock) Matthews. Dr.and Mrs. Matthews have two children.GEORGE TALMADGE BAGBY, Dallas, member, house of rep., Paulding co.,1947, res. Criminal investigator. Born Oct. 26, 1920 in Dallas, Paulding co., Ga.Graduated Dallas high school, 1937; West Georgia College, 1939. Methodist. Democrat. Masonic Lodges: Blue Lodge, Chapter Council, Commandary, Shrine. Director, Ga. Bureau of Investigation with rank of Capt., Ga. State Patrol, 1947. Servedin U. S. Navy, World War II.Family details: Married Apr. 7, 1940 in Dallas, Ga., Mamie Ruth Wright,daughter of Fred and Annie Lou Wright. Two children: Michael Jeffrey andJudith Frances. George T. Bagby is the son of Joel P. and Stella Jane (Roberson)Bagby, and the grandson of Joel P. and Lucy (Chonts) Bagby, and John and MattieRoberson.WILLIAM LUTHER DENTON, Dallas, member, house of rep., Paulding co.,1949. Lawyer. Born Sept. 18, 1881 in Dallas, Paulding co., Ga. Attended localschools. Began the practice of law July 4, 1930. Baptist. Republican. Mason.Member, local board, World War I. Clerk, superior court, Paulding co., Jan 1,1915-Jan. 1, 1929. Senator, 38th dist., 1931.Family details: Married Dec. 28, 1905 in Douglas co., Ga., Arrie Drucilla Mitchell(born in Cobb co., Ga.), daughter of James Lafayette Mitchell, and EllaVirginia (Mahaffey) Mitchell. Children: Ruba Odesa; Ruth Virginia; Helen E.;Willie B.; Roland M.; Vernel Annett. W. L. Denton is the son of John PinkneyDenton and- Victorie Virginia (Cousins) Denton, and the grandson of SamuelDenton and Jane (Carter) Denton, and of John Cousins and Sarah Ann (Trammell)Cousins.PEACH COUNTYSAMUEL MOORE MATHEWS, Fort Valley, member, house of rep., Peach co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born May 25, 1899 in Fort Valley, Houston(now Peach) co., Ga. Graduated Fort Valley public schools; Emory College, Ph.B.degree, 1919; attended Columbia University; graduated Mercer University, LL.B.degree, 1922; admitted to the bar by taking bar examination, 1921. Methodist.Democrat. Phi Delta Theta; B.P.O.E.; W.O.W.; Mason. Senator, 23rd dist., 1929.Family details: Married June 23, 1931 in Thomson, Ga., Mary Evelyn Gibson,daughter of Dr. C. and Mae (Norman) Gibson. Children: Samuel Moore, Jr.;Mary Evelyn; Elizabeth Gibson. Samuel M. Mathews is the son of Henry Asburyand Lula (Murphy) Mathews, and the grandson of Dr. William Asbury and Tryphena(Moore) Mathews, and Thomas and Eliza (Meyers) Murphy.PICKENS COUNTYJ. I. HEFNER, Jasper, member, house of rep., Pickens co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Wholesale gasoline and oil distributor. Born July 14, 1910in Talking Rock, Pickens co., Ga. Graduated Pickens co. high school, 1930. Baptist. Democrat. Apprentice Mason. 1st Lt. Ga. State Guard, commanding unit174

159, Jasper, Ga.; charter member and officer, Jasper Lions club. Notary Publicand Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace, number of years.Family details: Married July 21, 1932 in Jasper, Ga., Arminda Lois Mashburn(born Apr. 6, 1910), daughter of William Alfred and Lou Ella (Poole) Mashburn.One daughter: Mary Lois. J. I. Hefner is the son of James Isaac and Lillie Mae(Low) Hefner, and the grandson of Johnnie R. and Dallie (Haines) Hefner, andJesse N. and Hester Ann (Cowart) Low.WILLIAM OLEN CAGLE, SR., Jasper, member, house of rep., Pickens co.,1949. Born Feb. 16, 1893 in- Jasper, Pickens co., Ga. Attended Cagle grammarschool. Baptist. Republican. Mason. Ordinary, Pickens co., 1933-40. Member,Amer. Legion; Adjutant of Post, organized 15 years ago. Served in U. S. Army,World War I.Family details: Married Sept., 1917 in Canton, Ga., R. Wheeler (born July 5,1899). Children: Ruth; Wm. Olen, Jr.; John C.; Robert A. W. O. Cagle, Sr., isthe son of F. M. and Martha (Wright) Cagle, and the grandson of Martin Cagle,and W. W. Wright.PIERCE COUNTYLEWIS HARDEMAN ODEN, Blackshear, member, house of rep., Pierce co.,1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Druggist. Born Aug. 3, 1880 inBrentwood, Williamson co., Tenn. Graduated Old Lipscomb Academy; VanderbiltUniversity, Ph.G. degree, 1903. Methodist. Democrat. K. of P. Chairman, victoryliberty loan, Pierce co., World War I; mayor, Blackshear, Ga., 1916-20; Senator,46th dist., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married July 20, 1904, Ora Irene Riggins (born Oct. 15, 1884),daughter of Robert Gordon and Kizzie (Strickland) Riggins. Children: Lewis H.,Jr.; Solomon F. Lewis H. Oden is the son of Dr. Solomon F. and Mary SephroniaOden, and the grandson of Solomon F. and Mollie (Davis) Oden.*O. W. RAULERSON, Patterson, member, house of rep., Pierce co., 1949. Civicleader. Born 1882 in Pierce co., Ga. Attended Pierce co. schools. Under his leadership, members of his family built the Raulerson Memorial Methodist Church, namedin memory of the late Mrs. Delia B. Raulerson. Member, Democratic co. executivecommittee for 25 years; was jury commissioner for more than 20 years.Family details: Married (2) Irene Anderson in 1933.*(No data for sketch furnished. Above from "Assembly Profiles"—The AtlantaJournal, Jan. 29, 1950).PIKE COUNTYWILLIAM ANDREWS STRICKLAND, Concord, member, house of rep., Pikeco., 1907-08-08 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born July 20, 1865 in Concord, Pikeco., Ga. Educated Concord high school; Gordon Institute. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married in Washington, Wilkes co., Ga., Susan Gunn (born Feb.5, 1877), daughter of William T. and Susan (Beck) Gunn. Childen: Ruth; George;175

Julian; Mildred; William; Susie; Judson; Helen. W. A. Strickland is the son ofIsaac and Martha (Andrews) Strickland, and the grandson of Isaac and Dolly(Carey) Strickland, and Martin and Benita (Talbert) Andrews.WILLIAM JETHRO BARRETT, JR., Zebulon, member, house of rep., Pike Co.,1947, 1949. Farmer, merchant. Born Aug. 2, 1907 in Zebulon, Pike co., Ga. Graduated Zebulon High School, 1926. Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married June 20, 1935 in Zebulon, Ga., Thelma Slade, daughterof Joe and Odessa (Maddox) Slade. One child: Tom. W. J. Barrett, Jr. is theson of Emory L. and Essie Estell (Jimmerson) Barrett, and the grandson of W. J.and Caroline (Carter) Barrett and Bill and Georgia (Brannon) Jimmerson.POLK COUNTYDANIEL MILTON LIVINGSTON, Cedartown, member, house of rep., Polk co.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Doctor (Chiropractor). Born Sept. 14, 1899in Eastman, Dodge co., Ga. Graduated Eastman high school; Universal Chiropractic College, 1928. Began the practice in Cedartown, 1929. Baptist. Democrat.Mason; Shriner.Family details: Married Apr. 17, 1938, Valeria Strickland, daughter of S. W.and Jennie (Patman) Strickland. D. M. Livingston is the son of D. C. and Mary(Mullis) Livingston.J. O. LANE, Rockmart, member, house of rep., Polk co., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (Nodata for sketch furnished.)WILLIAM ROY ADAMS, Cedartown, member, house of rep., Polk co., 1947,1949. Merchant. Born Nov. 19, 1906 in Mansfield, Newton co., Ga. GraduatedMansfield High School, 1925. Methodist. Democrat. Shriner; B.P.O.E. City commissioner, 1940-44-46 to 1950.Family details: Married May 30, 1939 in Rockmart, Ga., Letitia Agnes Craig,daughter of Wm. H. and Dora (Dale) Craig. W. R. Adams is the son of Wm. G.and Claudie Mae (Osborn) Adams, and the grandson of James Wm. and MarthaJane Adams, and Fielder and Tilula Mettie Osburn.PAUL W. HURT, SR., Rockmart, member, house of rep., Polk co., 1947, 1949,resigned. (No data for sketch furnished.)PAUL McKELVEY, Rockmart, member, house of rep., Polk co., elected Dec. 14,1949 to fill unexpired term of Paul W. Hurt, resigned. (No data for sketch furnished.)PULASKI COUNTYJAMES DANIEL DUPREE, Hawkinsville, member, house of rep., Pulaski co.,1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born Oct. 15, 1889 in Pulaski co.,Ga. Attended Hawkinsville high school. Baptist. Democrat. Mason, served 2 termsas Worshipful Master, Mount Hope Lodge, No. 9 F. & A. M., Hawkinsville. Member, board of education, number of years; chm., Pulaski co. Democratic executivecommittee; chm., Hawkinsville city commissioners, 1930-36; city mgr., Hawkinsville,1931-34; past pres. and director, Hawkinsville Chamber of Commerce; served onthe Selective Service Board, 1st World War, and on Civilian defense; Chm., WarPrice and Rationing Board, 2nd World War.176

Family details: Married Nov. 18, 1908 in Atlanta, Ga., Leila Elizabeth Everett(born Feb. 18, 1890), daughter of James Charles and Carrie Leila (Carswell)Everett. Children: Martha Elizabeth (DuPree) Talton; Leila Caroline (DuPree)Hall; Doris Everett (DuPree) Talton; Catherine Ann (DuPree) Rainey. James D.DuPree is the son of John Daniel and Martha Ann (Turner) DuPree, and thegrandson of George Green and Jane Hulder (Brown) DuPree, and of John Wesleyand Sintha (Reynolds) Turner.DALLAS CHESTERFIELD CHALKER, Hawkinsville, member, house of rep.,Pulaski co., 1929-31 Ex., 1931, 1947, 1949. Lawyer. Attended public schools;private study of law. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Member, Co. E. 2d Ga. Inf., National Guard, 1903-04. J. P., Wilcox co., 1911-14; Mayor, Pineview, 1914; clerk,County Commissioners, Pulaski co., 1925-26; Pulaski co. atty., 1928-36; appointedby Pres. Roosevelt to Special Review Board, V.A., 1933.Family details: Married, 1916, Claude Dickerson, daughter of Jay H. and Ellen(Pope) Dickerson. Children: Mrs. Freida (Chalker) Home; Thomas Hardwick;Mrs. Hazel (Chalker) Ley; Mrs. Kennedy (Chalker) Hift. D. C. Chalker is theson of Francis M. and Elizabeth (Kennedy) Chalker, and the grandson of Jamesand Sallie (Barton) Chalker.JOHN DANIEL NELSON, Hawkinsville, member, house of rep., Pulaski co.,1949. Farmer; merchant. Born 1895 in Pulaski co., Ga. Educated in rural andHawkinsville schools. Served a number of years on the co. school board, also asco. tax assessor. President of the County Farm Bureau and a director of theFarmers Mutual Warehouse Association.Family details: Married Miss Mattie Sparrow. Children: Malcolm; William;Clayton; Mrs. J. W. Slade; Joyce. John D. Nelson is the son of the late A. C. andMrs. Nelson.(Note: No data for sketch furnished. The above from "Assembly Profiles"—TheAtlanta Journal, Apr. 9, 1950).PUTNAM COUNTYPERCY C. ROSSEE, Eatonton, member, house of rep., Putnam co., 1939, 1941,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Retail Druggist. Born Nov. 21, 1888 inEatonton, Putnam co., Ga. Attended Eatonton high school; University of Ga.;graduated in Pharmacy, Ph.G., 1910. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.Family details: Married Jan. 24, 1912 in Monroe, Ga., Allye Bell (born Apr. 22,1889), daughter of Bascom and Sallie (Gallaway) Bell. Children: Elsie (Mrs.Ralph I. Twilley); Sara (Mrs. Henderson Wyatt); Florrie (Mrs. Robt. D. Cunningham,Jr.). P. C. Rossee is the son of Alexander J. and Mary Florrie (Holloman)Rossee, and the grandson of Louis and Rebecca (Parker) Rossee, and Joseph William and Lucy (White) Holloman.GRADY LEVERETTE, SR., Eatonton, member, house of rep., Putnam co.,1947. ( No data for sketch furnished.)*E. F. GRIFFITH, Eatonton, member, house of rep., Putnam co., 1949. Physician. Dr. Griffith is 62 years old. Graduated Eatonton high school; University177

of Ga. Medical School, Augusta; interned at the Polyclinic hospital, New York.Teacher of Men's Bible class, Eatonton Methodist church, 10 years; trustee ofthe church. Mason; Knight Templar. Major, Army Medical Corps, World War I;charter member, several times commander, American Legion Post 19j former member, city council; former mayor pro-tern. Senator, 28th dist., 1947.Family details: Married Miss Leila Turner, daughter of Judge Joseph Sidney andLeila (Combs) Turner. Children: Mrs. Henry Alien; E. F., Jr.; Louis. Dr. E. F.Griffith is the son of P. D. and Elizabeth (Bryant) Griffith.*(No data for sketch furnished; the above from "Assembly Profiles," AtlantaJournal, Oct. 21, 1949).QUITMAN COUNTYDR. LOREN GARY, Georgetown, member, house of rep., Quitman co., 1945-45Ex.-46, 1947. (For sketch, see Senate, 12th dist., 1949.)JOE JACKSON HURST, Georgetown, member, house of rep., Quitman CO.,1949. Merchant. Born Dec. 11, 1900 in Louisville, Barbour co., Ala. AttendedBarbour co., Ala., high school. Methodist. Democrat. Employee in State HighwayDept., 1943-47; Revenue Dept., 1947-Jan., 1949. Quitman co. commissioner,1935-45.Family details: Married Jan. 21, 1933 in Wetumpka, Ala., Mary Castellow(born Mch. 29, 1914), daughter of Jasper William and Fannie R. (Crumbley) Castellow. Children: Mary Jo; Edith Frances; Sandra Arnall. Joe Hurst is the son ofJohn J. and Leona Pauline (Bickley) Hurst, and the grandson of Joseph Marionand Elizabeth (King) Hurst, and William Moton and Martha Frances (Adams)Bickley.RABUN COUNTYANDREW JACKSON RITCHIE, Clayton, member, house of rep., Rabun co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Educator. Born June 30, 1868 in Rabun co., Ga.; died Nov. 22,1948. Graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1897; A. B. degree 1899; honorary Ped.D., 1926; Harvard, A.B., 1899, A.M., 1901; honorary A.M., 1924. Professor of English, Baylor University, 1900-1903; founder and pres., Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School, 1903-1939. Author, Sketches of Rabun County History, pub. 1948.Family details: Married Aug. 19, 1900 in Towns co., Ga., Addie Corn (bornFeb. 9, 1873), daughter of John Heatherly and Sarah Elizabeth (Dillard) Corn.One daughter: Ruth. A. J. Ritchie was the son of Riley Burton and Sarah Ann(Martin) Ritchie, and the grandson of Eli and Rebecca (Moore) Ritchie, andAndrew Jackson and Marinda Martin.PAUL AUGUSTUS GREEN, Clayton, member, house of rep., Rabun co., 1947,1949. Born Oct. 5, 1914 in Clayton, Rabun co., Ga. Graduated Rabun co. highschool, 1931; attended University of Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Pi Kappa Alpha.Deputy clerk, Superior Court, Rabun co., 1935-45.Family details: Paul A. Green is the son of Virgil A. and Elizabeth (Powell)Green, and the grandson of John W. arid Susan R. (Cannon) Green, and James B.and Sarah Martha (Carnes) Powell.178

RANDOLPH COUNTYANDREW JACKSON MOYE, II, Cuthbert, member, house of rep., Randolphco., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer; cotton warehouseman; cotton buyer; general insurance.Born July 23, 1910 in Cuthbert, Randolph co., Ga. Attended Cuthbert high school;graduated Riverside Military Academy, 1928; Ga. School of Technology, Commercedegree, 1932. Presbyterian. Democrat. Royal Arch Mason; Kappa Sigma. Member, Jr. Chamber of Commerce; Lions Club; American Legion; Farm Bureau; YoungDemocratic Clubs of Ga. Served in Army in World War II.Family details: Married (1) Doris Dean Groover (divorced). One son: CharlesMickle. Married (2) June 12, 1941 in Leesburg, Ga., Florence Tharp (born Feb.12, 1916), daughter of Thomas Cobb and Pauline (Page) Tharp. Children: Myra;Alien Tharp. A. J. Moye, II, is the son of Lorraine M. and Stella (Walrath) Moye,and the grandson of Andrew Jackson and Laura Jane (West) Moye, and FrankLewis and Mary Estelle (Hoag) Walrath.WILLIAM HENRY LOCKETT, Cuthbert, member, house of rep., Randolph co.,1947, 1949. Born Jan. 18, 1884 in Cuthbert, Randolph co., Ga.Family details: William H. Lockett is the son of William Greene and Elizabeth(Jordon) Lockett, and the grandson of Green Hill and Mary (Ennis) Lockett.RICHMOND COUNTYGEORGE PIERCE KING, Augusta, member, house of rep., Richmond co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Engineer, Gulf Oil Corp. Born Feb. 12, 1884 in Augusta, Richmond co., Ga. Graduated Augusta high school; attended University of Ga. Methodist. Independent. Royal Arch Mason; Chi Phi. Member, board of city taxassessors, 1932; city council, 1932-35.Family details: Married June 23, 1913 in Appling, Columbia co., Ga., MaryLouise McCord (died Mch. 16, 1936), daughter of J. P. and Annie (Carey)McCord. Children: Martha Louise (King) Pember; George Pierce, Jr. George P.King is the son of Dr. George Pierce and Sarah Elizabeth (Ready) King, and thegrandson of Edward L. and Martha (Kennedy) King, and Richard and Elizabeth(Hines) Ready.ROY VINCENT HARRIS, Augusta, member, house of rep., Richmond co.,1933, 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Lawyer.Born Oct. 2, 1895 in Mitchell, Glascock co., Ga. Graduated Wrens high school,1913; University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1917, LL.B. degree, 1919. Began the practice of law in Louisville, Ga., Aug., 1919. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Knightsof Pythias; W.O.W.; W. W. of A. Pres., Louisville Kiwanis Club, 1930. Lieut.,World War I; Cmdr., Ransom S. Rabun Post, American Legion, Louisville. Member, house of rep., Jefferson co., 1921-22, 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex.,1927. Speaker, house of rep., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1943-43 Ex.-44, 1945-45Ex.-46. Senator, 18th dist., 1931.Family details: Married Jan. 6, 1935 in Richmond co., Ga., Mary Lewis (bornAug. 7, 1911 , daughter of John Carter and Coralie (Griffin) Lewis. One son: RoyVincent, Jr. Roy V. Harris is the son of James Robert and Elizabeth (Alien) Harris,179

and the grandson of William Thomas and Susan (Harrell) Harris, and George W.and Elizabeth (Davis) Alien.WILLIAM W. HOLLEY, Augusta, member, house of rep., Richmond co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)HENRY P. EVE, Augusta, member, house of rep., Richmond co., 1947. (Forsketch see Senate, 18th dist., 1949.)JOHN BELL TO WILL, Augusta, member, house of rep., Richmond co., 1947.Lawyer. Born Apr. 5, 1907 in Batesburg, Lexington co., S. C. Graduated Batesburg-Leesville high school, 1924; Washington and Lee University, LL.B. degree, 1929.Began the practice of law in Augusta, 1929. Episcopalian. Democrat. Pi KappaPhi; Phi Delta Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Rotary International; B.P.O.E.; Stateand American Bar Assns. Served in USNR, World War II; discharged as Lieut.-Commander; received Naval Unit Citation.Family details: Married Oct. 8, 1930 in Keokuk, Iowa, Harriet SummervilleDunlap (born Feb. 21, 1907), daughter of John Anthony and Harriet (Hobbs)Dunlap. Children: Virginia Dunlap; Rebecca Hobbs. John Bell Towill is the sonof John Bell and Daisy (Pearce) Towill, and the grandson of Richard Judson andAngeline Martha Marshall (Bell) Towill, and Jesse Evander and Adriene C. (Lee)Pearce.WILLIAM SHIVERS MORRIS, Augusta, member, house of rep., Richmond co.,1947. Newspaper publisher. Born Jan. 18, 1903 in Augusta, Richmond co., Ga.Educated Richmond co. public schools; University of Ga.; Iowa State College.Episcopalian. Democrat. Chi Psi; Sigma Delta Chi; Elks, Rotary club.Family details: Married May 14, 1932 in Aiken, S. C., Florence Alden Hill(born Feb. 21, 1910), daughter of Charles J. and Hattie (Powell) Hill. Children:William Shivers, III; Charles Hill; Florence Alden. W. S. Morris is the son ofWilliam S. and Matilda (Reaney) Morris, and the grandson of Richard and Mary(Rich) Morris, and Francis W. and Matilda (Gow) Reaney.JOHN CHAPMAN BELL, Augusta, member, house of rep., Richmond co., 1949.Lawyer. Born Jan. 29, 1916 in Augusta, Richmond co., Ga. Graduated RichmondAcademy; Junior College, Augusta; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1938. Baptist.Democrat. Sigma Nu; Phi Delta Phi; Kiwanis. Lt. Col., World War II; 6 BattleStars; 1 Invasion Arrow Head; Bronze Star Medal; Order of the British Empire.Family details: Married Aug. 21, 1942 in Ft. Ord, Calif., Martha Baggarly (bornDec. 24, 1920), daughter of Alva C. and Verna (Newberry) Baggarly. Children:Martha Chapman; John Chapman, Jr. J. C. Bell is the son of Harvey Hill andEsther (Chapman) Bell, and the grandson of Samuel N. Chapman.WILLIAM ROSCOE COLEMAN, Hephzibah, member, house of rep., Richmond co., 1949. Fanner. Born Feb. 10, 1911 in Laurens co., Ga. GraduatedWheeler co. High School, 1928; University of Ga., B.S. degree, 1937. Mayor ofHephzibah, 1945-46.Family details: Married Aug. 29, 1935 in Scotland, Ga., Mary Lee Wimberly(born June 14, 1911), daughter of H. S. and Bessie (McMillan) Wimberly. One180

child: Wm. Roscoe, Jr. W. R. Coleruan is the son of Wm. C. and Pansy S.(Harrelson) Coleman, and the grandson of W. R. and Rebecca (Clark) Coleman,and R. R. and Winnie (Kinchen) Harrelson.RODNEY SNEED COHEN, JR., Augusta, member, house of rep., Richmond co.,1949. Lawyer. Born Oct. 16, 1912 in Baltimore, Md. Graduated Va. Military Institute; University of Va.; University of Ga. (Law School). Episcopalian. Democrat. B.P.O.E.; M.W.O.A.; Jr. Chamber of Commerce; Optimist; American Legion;V.F.W.; M.O.C. Received gold medal by Augusta Herald and Jr. Chamber ofCommerce, 1938, as Augusta's outstanding young citizen. Member, Augusta citycouncil 1941. Lt. Col., World War II; received Bronze Star Medal.Family details: Married Feb. 20, 1937 in Augusta, Ga., Anne Felder Robertson(born Dec. 27, 1912), daughter of Jonathan Miller and Annie E. (Felder) Robertson.Rodney S. Cohen, Jr., is the son of Rodney Sneed and Anne Tracy (Duncan)Cohen, and the grandson of C. Henry and Leonora C. (Sneed) Cohen, and GeorgeW. and Carolina Tracy (Johnston) Duncan.ROCKDALE COUNTYJAMES COWAN MANN, Conyers, member, house of rep., Rockdale co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Owner, Farmers Union Warehouse, Conyers, and cotton gin;farmer; cotton buyer. Born Mch. 15, 1904 in Conyers, Rockdale co., Ga. GraduatedConyers high school. Methodist. Democrat. Lions club. Member, city council,Conyers, 1936-40.Family details: Married Aug. 8, 1925 in Conyers, Ga., Floria McDonald (bornJan. 8, 1905), daughter of James and Christina (McLean) McDonald. Children:Floria Virginia; Mary Elizabeth (Mann) Prescott; Romona James. James C. Mannis the son of William Owen and Cassie Ann (Cowan) Mann, and the grandson ofJohn Gibson and Rebecca (Owen) Mann.DEMPSEY WILSON LEACH, Conyers, member, house of rep., Rockdale co.,1949. Lawyer. Born Oct. 23, 1922 in Rockdale co., Ga. Graduated Conyers highschool, 1940; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1948. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason.1st Lt. in Army Air Force, World War II; received D.F.C.; Air medal with 4clusters.Family details: Single. Dempsey W. Leach is the son of Joshua R. and VenniePearl (George) Leach, and the grandson of Asa Leach.SCHLEY COUNTYJOSEPH JEFFERSON HOLLOWAY, Ellaville, member, house of rep., Schleyco., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer.Family details: Married Dec. 21, 1902 in Schley co., Ga., Adie Wheelers. Children: Durwood; Herman James. J. J. Holloway is the son of James Robert andElmira (Childers) Holloway.CHARLES THOMAS BATTLE, Ellaville, member, house of rep., Schley co.,1947, (res.). Farmer. Born Nov. 17, 1915 in Ellaville, Schley co., Ga. GraduatedEllaville high school, 1932; Ga. Southwestern College (Junior college diploma),181

1934. Baptist. Democrat. Lions, International; Elks; Amer. Legion. Sgt., U. S.Army Postal Service, World War II. Senator 13th dist., elected 1946 to fill unexpiredterm of father, C. L. Battle, deceased.Family details: Charles T. Battle is the son of Cullen L. and Josephine (DIxon)Battle, and the grandson of Thomas J. Battle, and L. W. Dixon.HERMAN JAMES HOLLOWAY, Ellaville, member, house of rep., Schley co.,1948 (filled unexp. term of C. T. Battle), 1949. Farmer. Born May 1, 1906 inEllaville, Schley co., Ga. Methodist.Family details: Married Sept. 7, 1929 in Galveston, Texas, Alice Belfi (bornMay 29, 1911), daughter of Charles C. and Zula (Hoket) Belfi. Herman J. Hollowayis the son of J. J. and Adie (Wheelers) Holloway.SCREVEN COUNTYPHILIP WILLIAM HARRISON, Halcoyn Dale, member, house of rep., Screvenco., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born Sept. 1, 1894 in Washington co., Ga. Educatedcommon schools; Brewton-Parker Junior College; Locust Grove Institute; MercerUniversity. Baptist. Democrat. Member, Screven co. Welfare Board, 1941-43;director, Rural Electrification 1941-date.Family details: Married Sept. 18, 1917 in Screven co., Ga., Valrie Evans (bornFeb. 10, 1898), daughter of Herschel Johnson and Idella (Newton) Evans. Children:Thelma LaVerne (Harrison) Whitley; Valrie Burdelle; Philip William, Jr. PhilipW. Harrison is the son 1 of Philip Solomon and Bertie Vista (Brantley) Harrison,and the grandson of William Drew Harrison, and William Gray and Elizabeth(Kittrell) Brantley.GEORGE ELLIOTT HAGAN, Sylvania, member, house of rep., Screven co.,1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1947, 1949. Farmer; editor. Born May 24, 1916 inSylvania, Screven co., Ga. Graduated Sylvania high school, 1933; University ofGa., 1937. Former editor of the Sylvania Telephone. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;Elk; Rotarian; member, Blue Key. Moderator, Baptist Middle Association, 1940-41;deacon, Sylvania Baptist Church. Member, Georgia State Guard.Family details: Married Oct. 8, 1941 in Winterville, Ga., Sarah Frances Briant,daughter of Joseph Franklin and Leila Evelyn (Hardeman) Briant. One son: GeorgeElliott, Jr. G. Elliott Hagan is the son of Charles Elliott and Lottie Florence(Pfeiffer) Hagan, and the grandson of James William and Ann (Edenfield) Hagan,and Carl Bruno and Emma (Goetzinger) Pfeiffer.SEMINOLE COUNTYBARTOW GIBSON, Donalsonville, member, house of rep., Seminole co., 1945-45Ex.-46, 1947. (No data for sketch furnished.)*W. ELLISON DUNN, Donalsonville, member, house of rep., Seminole co.,1949. Theatre owner. Born 1901 in Newton co., Ala. Graduated Cairo high school.Democrat. Edited and published Donalsonville News; operated Olive theatre;Dunn theatre, Donalsonville, recently completed; present regional chairman of theGeorgia Theater Owners Association.182

Family details: Married Miss Olive Siler, of Climax.Johnson; Mrs. Edgar P. Stapleton.Children: Mrs. Ralph*(No data for sketch furnished—the above from "Assembly Profiles," The AtlantaJournal, Nov. 13, 1949).SPALDING COUNTYDAVID JOHNSON ARNOLD, Griffin, member, house of rep., Spalding co.,1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer; banker. Born June 26, 1897 in Hampton, Henry co., Ga.Graduated Hampton high school, 1913; Riverside Military Academy, 1914; Ga.School of Technology, B.S. and E.E. degrees, 1918; cadet, U. S. Military Academy,1918-19. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Elk; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Mayor,Hampton, 1924-32; member, house of rep., Henry co., 1929-31 Ex.; senator, 26thdist., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.Family details: Married Feb. 24, 1922 in McDonough, Ga., Miriam Sloan (bornSept. 13, 1903), daughter of Thomas Adam and Annie lola (Tye) Sloan. Children: David Sloan (deceased); Miriam Frances (Sloan) Vereen. David J. Arnoldis the son of Dr. Robert Johnson and Nellie (Curry) Arnold, and the grandson ofOliver Hazard and Nancy Elizabeth (Johnson) Arnold, and William and Sarah E.(Wright) Curry.ALBERT G. SWINT, Orchard Hill, member, house of rep., Spalding co., 1945-45Ex.-46. (For sketch, see Senate, 26th dist., 1949.)ROBERT L. ADDLETON, Griffin, member, house of rep., Spalding co., 1947.Lawyer. Born Feb. 10, 1910 in Macon, Bibb co., Ga. Attended Bibb co. publicschools; graduated Maynard's School of Law, 1927. Methodist. Democrat. Mason;Shriner; Odd Fellow. Asst. Atty. General of Ga., 1937-38. Served in 151st MachineBat., World War I.Family details: Married May 10, 1919 in Macon, Ga., Leona Stewart, daughterof William E. and Lizzie Stewart. One daughter: Leona LaVerne (Addleton)Scott. Robert L. Addleton is the son of Robert H. and Lee Anna (French) Addleton,and the grandson of Robert E. and Penny H. Addleton, and Seborn and AnnaFrench.JOHN JAMES FLYNT, JR., Griffin, member, house of rep., Spalding co., 1947.(For sketch, see Superior Courts, Griffin Circuit.)ARTHUR KEY BOLTON, Griffin, member, house of rep., Spalding co., 1949.Lawyer. Born May 14, 1922 in Griffin, Spalding co., Ga. Graduated Spaldinghigh school, 1939; North Ga. College, 1939; Lumpkin Law School, University ofGa., LL.B. degree, 1943; attended University of Ala. Law School, 1946, for onequarter. Began the practice of law in Griffin, 1947. Baptist. Democrat. SigmaTheta; Phi Delta Phi. Member, Kiwanis club; Jr. Chamber of Commerce; V.F.W.;American Legion. Capt., World War II; received Silver Star, Purple Heart, E.T.O.Ribbon with 3 battle stars, Combat Inf. badge, American Def. Medal and VictoryMedal.Family details: Married Sept. 30, 1946 in Battle Creek, Mich., Marion LeeCashen (born Nov. 19, 1919), daughter of Frank and Beatrice (Reed) Cashen.183

One son: Arthur Key, Jr. Arthur K. Bolton is the son of Herbert Alfred andEunice Blanton (Maddox) Bolton, and the grandson of William H. and Lorena(Perdue) Bolton, and William V. and Julia Susannah (Blanton) Maddox.E. G. HARPER, Griffin, member, house of rep., Spalding co., 1949. (No datafor sketch furnished.)STEPHENS COUNTYJACK J. POWELL, Toccoa, member, house of rep., Stephens co., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)GEORGE B. RAMSAY, JR., Toccoa, member, house of rep., Stephens co., 1947.(No data for sketch furnished.)FRANK CLEVELAND GROSS, Toccoa, member, house of rep., Stephens co.,1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1949. Lawyer. Born June 4, 1904 in Lylerly, Chattoogaco., Ga. Graduated Lyerly high school, June 1921. Began the practice oflaw in Toccoa July 1, 1933. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason. Senator, 31st dist.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46 (pres.).Family details: Married Nov. 22, 1924 in Toccoa, Ga., Joe Lawrence (bornSept. 29, 1904), daughter of Joe H. and Janie (Sitton) Lawrence. Children: MaryJo; Frank Lawrence. Frank C. Gross is the son of Charles A. and Ina (ClevelandGross, and the grandson of William and Sarah (Fullbright) Gross, and B. Frankand Mattie (Isbell) Cleveland.STEWART COUNTYHUGH OGLEBY OVERBY, JR., Richland, member, house of rep., Stewart co.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer. Born May 31, 1902 in Richland,Stewart co., Ga. Graduated Tifton A. & M., 1919; attended Ga. School of Technology. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.; R.O.T.C., Ga. Tech; Captain, Ga.State Guard.Family details: Married Dec. 19, 1928, Maggie Sapp (born Mch. 28, 1905),daughter of W. C. and Alberta (Smith) Sapp. Children: Hugh Ogleby III; LuciaAugusta; Margaret Ann; William Gustin. Hugh O. Overby, Jr., is the y>n of HughOgleby and Lucia Flowers (Humber) Overby, and the grandson of William Gustinand Nancy Mariah West (Brawner) Overby, and L. F. and Salatha Flu Ellen(Redding) Humber.BYRON CHESTERFIELD ANGLIN, Lumpkin, member, house of rep., Stewartco., 1941, 1947. Newspaper publisher (Stewart-Webster Journal, Richland). BornOct. 10, 1909 in Lumpkin, Stewart co., Ga. Graduated Stewart co. high school,1926; University of Ga., 1930; Vanderbilt University, A.B. degree, 1938; VanderbiltUniversity Law School, 1940; University of Chicago, 1945. Baptist. Democrat.Mason; W.O.W.; Chi Phi; Phi Delta Phi; Sigma Delta Chi. Lt. Commander,U. S. N. R., World War II.Family details: Single. Byron C. Anglin is the son of John M. and Minnie Lee(Britt) Anglin, and the grandson of Zachary T. and Elizabeth (Goolsby) Anglin,and E. Obediah and Elura (Hutchinson) Britt.184

JOHNSTON MARION DEASON, Lumpkin, member, house of rep., Stewart co.,1927, 1949. Born October 14, 1885. (No data for sketch furnished.)SUMTER COUNTYERNEST LEE GAMMAGE, Americus, member, house of rep., Sumter co., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Operates print shop. Born June 16, 1883 in Americus, Sumter co., Ga.Attended county public schools. Baptist Democrat Mason.Family details: E. L. Gammage is the son of W. A. and Lizzie (Brooks) Gammage.THERON DOW JENNINGS, Americus, member, house of rep., Sumter co.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Machinery dealer. Born Oct. 10, 1895 inSumter co., Ga. Graduated Plains high school, 1912; attended Mercer University,1912-13. Baptist Democrat Mason; Kappa Sigma. Lt, World War I.Family details: Married Feb. 21, 1923 in Americus, Ga., Agnes McKay Gatewood(born Oct. 28, 1901), daughter of T. F. and Cornelia (Hawkins) Gatewood. Children: Ann McKay; Theron Dow, Jr. T. D. Jennings is the son of Henry andCornelia (Thomas) Jennings, and the grandson of Tyre and Susan Jennings, andDavid and Lizzie (Tharp) Thomas.WILLIAM G. PEARLMAN, Americus, member, house of rep., Sumter co.,1947, 1949. Merchant. Born May 3, 1907 in Americus, Sumter co., Ga. GraduatedAmericus high school. Ga. Tech. Mason; Shrine; B.P.O.E.Family details: Single. W. G. Pearlman is the son of D. and Eva (Blumberg)Pearlman.JACK MURR, Americus, member, house of rep., Sumter co., 1949. Lawyer. BornSept. 22, 1914 in Ozark, Dale co., Ala. Graduated Americus high school, 1932;Mercer University, 1937; began the practice of law in Americus, 1937. Baptist.Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.; Order of Eastern Star; American Legion; V.F.W.Served in World War II; entered as private and rose to Capt, Inf.; now holds rankof Major, Inf., Reserve.Family details: Married July 12, 1942 in Griffin, Ga., Susie Virginia Hand (bornApril 7, 1923), daughter of Snow Boynton and Sarah Martha (O'Hara) Hand. Onedaughter: Susan Rogena. Jack Murr is the son of Salem and Rogena (Saliba)Murr, and the grandson of Jack and Annie (Saliba) Murr, and Naman and HelenSaliba.JAMES FRANK MYERS, JR., Americus, member, house of rep., Sumter co.,1949. Lawyer. Born June 21, 1919 in Plains, Sumter co., Ga. Graduated Anthonyhigh school, Sumter co., 1937; University of Ga., B.S.C. degree, 1941, LL.B. degree,1947. Began the practice of law in Americus, Aug., 1947. Baptist. Democrat.B.P.O.E.; S.A.E.; Phi Delta Phi. Pilot in Patrol Bombing Squadron 53, World WarII; received Aid Medal with 2 oak leaf clusters.Family details: James Frank Myers, Jr., is the son of James Frank and MaryEmiline (Givan) Myers, and the grandson of James Homer and Lulu Virginia(McWilliams) Myers, and Hiram Hall and Lina Newland (Vaughn) Givan.185

TALBOT COUNTYJOSEPH BERNARD MAUND, Junction City, member, house of rep., Talbotco., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Watch maker; jeweler. Born Sept.1, 1878 in Talbotton, Talbot co., Ga.; died Mch. 6, 1946. Attended Talbotton highschool. Methodist. Democrat. Postmaster, Paschal, Ga., 1913-22.Family details: Married (1) Feb. 10, 1903 in Talbot co., Ga., Josephine AugustaLigon (born Aug. 25, 1877; died Apr. 2, 1934), daughter of Jasper and Ella (Miller)Ligon. Children: Vera Josephine; Ella Ligon (Maund) Phillips. Married (2) Aug.14, 1935, Margaret Jones. J. B. Maund was the son of Joseph Hardee and EllaReeder (Curley) Maund, and the grandson of Daniel C. and Christianna (Powledge)Maund, and Bernard and Rebecca (Reeder) Curley.HENRY CHRISTOPHER CALLIER, Talbotton, member, house of rep., Talbotco., 1947, 1949. Farmer; lumber business. Born July 29, 1893, near Talbotton, Talbotco., Ga. Attended Talbot co. grammar school. Methodist. Democrat. Mason.Family details: Married Nov. 7, 1917 in Talbot co., Ga., Bessie Noll (born Nov.13, 1890), daughter of Dr. Samuel G. and Leila (Morris) Noll. H. C. Callier isthe son of Thos. P. and Julia Irene (Trussell) Callier, and the grandson of Thos. P.and Lenora (Viele) Callier, and Henry C. and Frances Eugenia (Williams) Trussell.TALIAFERRO COUNTYWILLIAM RICHARD MOORE, Sharon, member, house of rep., Taliaferro co.,1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943, 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. School superintendent. Born July 25, 1874 in Sharon, Taliaferro co., Ga. Graduated high school;took special course, University of Ga., 1894. County school supt., Taliaferro co.,15 years. Methodist. Democrat. Mason.Family details: Married July 20, 1905 in Washington, Ga., Norma Bohler (bornFeb. 8, 1876), daughter of W. O. and Mary (Wingfield) Bohler. W. R. Moore isthe son of Owen Dawson and Mary (Slocum) Moore, and the grandson of JamesMoore.TATTNALL COUNTYALFRED G. OLIVER, Glennville, member, house of rep., Tattnall co., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer; gasoline distributor. Bom Oct. 3, 1897 inTifton, Tift co., Ga. Educated in Tifton and Tift co. public schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Member, Glennville city council, 1929-42; member, Tattnall co. boardof education, 1940-41.Family details: Married July 1, 1918 in Tifton, Ga., Ruth Sikes (born Jan. 20,1893), daughter of Thomas Eugene and Sudie (Rivers) Sikes. Children: AlfredGordon; Clinton Paul; Hugh Dalton; Juliet Ruth. Alfred G. Oliver is the son ofE. J. and Sarah Anna (Cox) Oliver.JOHN DANIEL BRADLEY, JR., Glennville, member, house of rep., Tattnallco., 1947. (No data for sketch furnished.)186

J. HENRY KENNEDY, Reidsville, member, house of rep., Tattnall co., 1949.(No data for sketch furnished.)TAYLOR COUNTYUDOLPHA SIKES UNDERWOOD, Reynolds, member, house of rep., Taylorco., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer; merchant. Born June 28, 1891 in Reynolds, Taylorco., Ga. Attended Reynolds high school. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married Jan. 4, 1911 in Ben Hill co., Ga., Martha Jane Brown(born Jan. 22, 1894), daughter of John K. and Martha (Thompson) Brown.Children: Winnie Melba; Millard Brown; Frederick Sikes; Edna Myrtice; JamesClay; John Harold; Ralph Rudolph; Nellie Marita; Betty Ann; Amie Jean; SaraJacqueline. U. S. Underwood is the son of John Howard and Martha Jane (Amerson)Underwood, and the grandson of Reuben and Baralley R. B. Underwood, andLevi Amerson.GARLAND TURK BYRD, Reynolds, member, house of rep., Taylor co., 1947,1949 {resigned to accept position with Veterans Service Department). Born July16, 1924 in Reynolds, Taylor co., Ga. Graduated Reynolds high school; Southwestern College; V.P.I.; William and Mary Extension, Norfolk, Va.; attended University of Georgia Law School. Baptist (Deacon). Democrat. Soldier, World WarII; discharged as Capt. in Corp of Engrs., 1945; received Silver Star; Bronze Star;five campaign Stars.Family details: Married Aug. 22, 1946 in Reynolds, Ga., Gloria Elizabeth Whatley,daughter of William Troy and Elizabeth (Smith) Whatley. Garland T. Byrdis the son of Dozier Eugene and Mabel (Gaultney) Byrd, and the grandson of T.and Susie Byrd, and Rev. M. T. and. Lula (Matthews) Gaultney.DOZIER EUGENE (DOCK) BYRD, Reynolds, member, house of rep., Taylorco., 1949. Manufacturer of building materials and supplies. Born in 1890 inTaylor co., Ga. Was elected to fill the unexpired term of his son Garland Byrdwho resigned to take a state appointment.Family details: Married Miss Mabel Gaultney, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. M. T.Gaultney of Taylor co. Children: Thomas; Garland. D. E. Byrd is the son ofPickens and Addie (Bowers) Byrd.(Note: No data for sketch furnished—the above from "Assembly Profiles"—Atlanta Journal, Apr. 14, 1950).TELFAIR COUNTYJOHN K. WHALEY, McRae, member, house of rep., Telfair co., 1937-37/38Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Born Sept. 7, 1902 in Telfair co., Ga. GraduatedSouth Ga. College; attended Mercer University. Began practice of law, McRae,1923. Baptist. Democrat. Lion. Pres., Oconee Circuit Bar Asso. Senator, 45thdist., 1941.Family details: Married Dec. 24, 1929 in Telfair co., Ga., Alice C. Hall (bornOct. 17, 1905), daughter of C. L. and Adelade (Armstrong) Hall. J. K. Whaley isthe son of Robert F. and Rosa (Maloy) Whaley.187

JAMES CLEVELAND WALKER, McRae, member, house of rep., Telfair co.,1949. Distributor for Gulf Oil Corp. Born April 24, 1893 in Milan, Telfair co.,Ga. Graduated Milan high school. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; member, McRaeRotary Club. Served in World War I.Family details: Married in Telfair co., Ga., Maude Catharine Williams (bornJune 17, 1897), daughter of John D. and Jane Elizabeth (Cameron) Williams.Children: Helen M.; James F. James C. Walker is the son of John D. and JaneCatharine (Moore) Walker, and the grandson of John Bez and Susannah (Gravey)Walker, and James and Sarannah (Williams) Moore.TERRELL COUNTYHENRY SMITH JENNINGS, Dawson, member, house of rep., Terrell co.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Farmer; insurance business. Born Jan. 4, 1893in Terrell co., Ga. Attended Midway school, Terrell co. school system; graduatedDawson high school, 1911; University of Ga., B.S. Commerce degree, 1916. PrimitiveBaptist. Democrat. Sigma Nu; American Legion. R.O.T.C., University of Ga.;2nd Lieut., World War I; Major, Ga. State Guard.Family details: Married June 14, 1921 in Cordele, Crisp co., Ga., LillianJuanita Cannon (born June 4, 1899), daughter of Joseph Warren and Harriet(Vinson) Cannon. Children: Henry Smith, Jr.; Joe Cannon; Robert Mansfield.H. S. Jennings is the son of Mansfield Emulous and Catherine Janette (Smith)Jennings, and the grandson of William and Julia Anne (Inlow) Jennings, and JamesM. and Nancy (Cowart) Smith.MRS. REBECCA LAING RAINEY, Dawson, member, house of rep., Terrell co.,1947. (For sketch, see State House Officials, Pardon and Parole Board.)MARVIN BRAZEAL, Dawson, member, house of rep., Terrell co., 1949. (Nodata for sketch furnished.)THOMAS COUNTYA. B. HART, Thomasville, member, house of rep., Thomas co., 1941, 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)ROBERT E. CHASTAIN, Thomasville, member, house of rep., Thomas co.,1941, 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1949. (No data for sketch furnished.)LEON LAWSON NEEL, Thomasville, member, house of rep., Thomas co., 1947.Merchant. Born Mch. 29, 1909 in Thomasville, Thomas co., Ga. Educated Thomasville high school; Davidson College. Methodist. Democrat. S.A.E. Capt., WorldWar II; received Purple Heart and 2 clusters; Silver Star and Oak Leaf cluster;Croix de Guerre.Family details: Married Aug. 7, 1931 in Thomasville, Ga., Josie Butler (bornJune 23, 1909), daughter of J. N. Butler. One daughter: Nancy Lawson. LawsonNeel is the son of R. H. and Eva (Lawson) Neel.W. B. COCHRAN, JR., Thomasville, member, house of rep., Thomas co., 1947.(For sketch, see Senate, 7th dist., 1949.)188

OLIN STEW ART WILLIS, Coolidge, member, house of rep., Thomas co., 1949.Merchant. Born Sept. 11, 1901 in Meigs, Thomas co., Ga. Graduated Meigs highschool, 1918; University of Ga., 1922. Baptist. Democrat. Mason.Family details: Married in Athens, Ga., Mary Sue Huggins, daughter of P. L.and Addie (Kenimer) Huggins. Children: Mary Susanne; Marie Elizabeth;Thomas Lamar; Caroline Huggins. O. S. Willis is the son of Thomas Jeffersonand Lottie Laura (Hambleton) Willis, and the grandson of John L. Willis, andW. B. and Georgia Ann (Roddenberry) Hambleton.TIFT COUNTYROSS HENRY PITTMAN, Tifton, member, house of rep., Tift co., 1945-45Ex.-46. Distributor, Firestone products. Born Apr. 5, 1896 in Calhoun, Gordonco., Ga. Graduated Seminole, Texas, high school, 1916; attended Young HarrisCollege. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; B.P.O.E.; American Legion; Lions club,former District Governor; counselor, Lions International. Served in World War I.Family details: Married Jan. 16, 1937 in Jasper, Fla., Mary Hoyl (born Nov. 2,1902), daughter of Thomas and Ruby (Dews) Hoyl. Children: Ross Henry, Jr.;Thomas Hoyl. R. H. Pittman is the son of Robert McGrady and Mary Lelia(Thomas) Pittman, and the grandson of John Pittman and Mary (Dickerson)Thomas.ISAAC YOUNG CONGER, Tifton, member, house of rep., Tift co., 1947.Farmer; banker. Born Jan. 31, 1882 in Worth co., Ga. Graduated Norman ParkInstitute, 1905. Democrat. F. & A. M. Former R.F.D. carrier; Postmaster, Tifton.Family details: Married (1) Jan. 31, 1912, Mary Elizabeth Willis (born Mch.20, 1892), daughter of W. H. and Nancy (Gibbs) Willis. Children: Preston DeWitt;Henry Jackson; Nancy Elizabeth. Married (2) Nov. 23, 1937, Myrtle Dennard(born Oct. 2, 1897). I. Y. Conger is the son of Abraham and Elizabeth (Young)Conger, and the grandson of Abraham and Rena (Willis) Conger, and Isaac andMary Ann (Blanchard) Young.CARL SHEPARD PITTMAN, Tifton, member, house of rep., Tift co., 1949.M. D. Born Aug. 13, 1888 in Pavo, Brooks co., Ga. Graduated Sparks CollegiateInstitute, 1908; University of Ga. Medical School; Atlanta College of Physicians &Surgeons. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Rotary club. 1st Lt. Medical ReserveCorp, World War I.Family details: Married Feb. 11, 1914 in Ashburn, Ga., Erma Ruth Story (bornSept. 14, 1896), daughter of James H. and Lillie Belle (Clements) Story. Children:Carl Shepard, Jr.; Emma Jean (Moore); Mary Lillian (Brown). C. S. Pittman isthe son of Charles and Mary Minter (Reese) Pittman, and the grandson of JohnB. and Sarah Ann (Phillips) Pittman, and John W. and Mary (Cox) Reese.TOOMBS COUNTYGARLAND HARMON WILLIAMS, Lyons, member, house of rep., Toombs co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Lawyer. Born Jan. 6, 1895 in Hagan, Tattnall co., Ga.Attended Tattnall Institute; Hagan Academy; Lyons high school; Emory College,189

Oxford. Methodist. Democrat. Phi Delta Theta; W.O.W.; Kiwanis club; Lionsclub; American Legion; V.F.W. Solicitor, city court, Lyons, Jan. 1, 1949-date.Family details: Garland H. Williams is the son of Pembroke Whitfield and SarahFrances (Duggar) Williams, and the grandson of James Thomas and Susan E.(Harvey) Williams.STEVE MANN HALL, Lyons, member, house of rep., Toombs co., 1949. Lawyer.Born Aug. 6, 1913 hi Toombs co., Ga. Graduated Claxton high school, 1931; LumpkinLaw School, University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1936. Baptist. Democrat. Member, A.L.T.; W.O.W.; Lions club; Farm Bureau.Family details: Single. S. M. Hall is the son of Solomon M. and Winifred(Mann) Hall, and the grandson of Frank Hall, and John and Columbia

1936; University of Ga., B.S in Agri., 1939. Baptist. Democrat. S.A.E. Director,county rural housing authority; scoutmaster, local troop.Family details: Hugh M. Gillis is the son of Jim L. and Lois (Walker) Gillis,and the grandson of Neil and Lougenia (Youmans) Gillis, and Jack and Mamie(Mathews) Walker.TROUP COUNTYMcKIE M. TROTTER, LaGrange, member, house of rep., Troup co., 1945-45Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)CHARLES OMAR LAM, Hogansville, member, house of rep., Troup co., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Teacher. Born Oct. 17, 1891 in Dallas, Paulding co., Ga. GraduatedDallas high school, 1907; University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1926; work on Master'sDegree, Columbia University. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Supt. of schools^1910-45; pres., 4th dist. high school asso., 1932 and 1935; pres., Kiwanis Club,1929-30 and 1942; gov., Kiwanis, 1939; chmn., local rationing board, 1942-45.Family details: Married June 26, 1914, Annie Clyde Croker (born Oct. 8, 1895),daughter of Benjamin Elijah and Georgia (Hipp) Croker. Charles O. Lam is theson of John Samuel and Eula Louise (Weaver) Lam, and the grandson of JohnLam, and James Harvey and Samantha (Greeh) Weaver.RENDER DALLIS, LaGrange, member house of rep., Troup co., 1939, 1941,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Real estate; insurance. Born May 31, 1890 inLaGrange, Ga. Graduated LaGrange high school, 1906; attended Bigham MilitarySchool, 1906-07; graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1911; attended HarvardBusiness School, 1911-12. Democrat. Mason; Elk. Served in World War I.Family details: Render Dallis is the son of George Elbert and Bettie Dixon.(Render) Dallis, and the grandson of Hulbert W. and Martha Matilda (Glanton)Dallis, and Joshua Lewis and Mary Jane (Dixon) Render.HENRY WESLEY CALDWELL, LaGrange, member, house of rep., Troup co.,1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1947, 1949. Senator, 37th dist., 1945-45 Ex.-46.Born June 3, 1878 in Anderson, S. C. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.;J.O.U.A.M. Member, hospital board, 1918; city council, LaGrange, 1929; board ofeducation, 1924-32; member, library board, number of years. Engaged in ice manufacturing and management.Family details: Married Feb. 2, 1902 Essa Jane Alien (born in Franklin co., Ga.),daughter of R. C. and Elmina (Tribble) Alien. Children: Lucile Jane; AlienTribble; Elmina (Caldwell) Harman; Keith Wesley. H. W. Caldwell is the sonof Joseph Rogers and Nancy Jane (Cromer) Caldwell, and grandson of Henry and(Jones) Caldwell, and of Wesley (Confederate soldier and (Reed)Cromer.MARSHALL EUGENE GROOVER, SR., LaGrange, member, house of rep.,Troup co., 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1947, 1949, Senator, 37th dist., 1939. Mortician.Born July 20, 1883 in Gumming, Forsyth co., Ga. Graduated Gumming high school,1901. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; member, Jr. Order; member, Order of EasternStar.Family details: Married (1) Sept. 14, 1909 in Atlanta, Ga., Mary Southard191

Smith (died Feb. 26, 1920), daughter of Harold and Edith (Anderson) Smith.Children: Marshall Eugene, Jr.; Helen Constance. Married (2) Mary WinifredPower (born May 16, 1892), daughter of C. G. and Eva (Elder) Power. Children:Eva Winifred; Charles Williams. M. E. Groover, Sr., is the son of Wm, Jacoband Julia (Kelley) Groover, and the grandson of Cornelius and Sarah (Simmons)Groover, and Julia (Holebrook) Kelley.TOM MORGAN, West Point, member, house of rep., Troup co., 1947. (No datafor sketch furnished.)GROVER C. HUNTER, M. D., LaGrange, member, house of rep., Troup co.,1949. (No data for sketch furnished.)TURNER COUNTYCLYDE Z. HARDEN, Ashburn, member, house of rep., Turner co., 1933, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Senator,47th dist., 1935. (No data for sketch furnished.)TWIGGS COUNTYHOMER LEE CHANCE, Danville, member, house of rep., Twiggs co., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Farmer; merchant. Born Aug. 22, 1897 in Danville, Twiggs co., Ga. Attended grammar school. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Lionsclub; Amer. Legion. Councilman, 1934-35; county registrar; director of bank. CoastArtillery, World War I.Family details: Married June 30, 1929 in Cochran, Ga., Minnie Griffin (bornApr. 27, 1896), daughter of Luther L. and Gillie (Myrick) Griffin. Homer LeeChance is the son of Henry and Lula J. (Sauls) Chance, and the grandson ofWilliam and Carrie (Lee) Chance, and Martha Jane (Floyd) Sauls.CLAUD S. KITCHENS, Dry Branch, member, house of rep., Twiggs co., 1949.Farmer; mechanic. Born in 1882 in Twiggs co., Ga. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married Miss Eula Lyles, of Twiggs county. They have threedaughters. Claud S. Kitchens i* the son of J. J. Kitchens (Confederate soldier,recipient of two bullets during the Battle of Gettysburg; one pierced the arm, theother headed straight for the heart and was stopped by a pair of buckskin glovesand a bundle of letters, carried in his shirt pocket next to his heart).(Note: No data for sketch furnished—the above from "Assembly Profiles"—Atlanta Journal, May 1, 1950).UNION COUNTYCLAUD C. BOYNTON, Blairsville, member, house of rep., Union co., 1943-43Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Accountant; Minister. Born June 26, 1893 in Banning,Can-oil co., Ga. Attended Fairburn high school. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;I.O.O.F.; Jr. Order United American Mechanics. U. S. Forest Service, Aug. 1931-Dec. 1941.Family details: Married Sept. 21, 1913 in DeKalb co., Ga., Grace Ozmer (born192

Oct. 23, 1893), daughter of J. G. and Ella (Hunter) Ozmer. One daughter: Mary(Boynton) Wehunt Claud C. Boynton is the son of Hill A. and Mollie (Bryant)Boynton, and the grandson of Elyah W. and Martha (Dunn) Boynton, and Williamand Polly (Henson) Bryant.WILLIAM THOMAS MEEKS, JR., Blairsville, member, house of rep., Unionco., 1947, 1949. Merchant. Born Oct. 1, 1914 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. Graduated Clarkesville A. & M., 1930; Young Harris Junior College, 1935. Protestant.Democrat. Mason; Elk; American Legion. S/Sgt., World War II; received Amer.and Asiatic-Pacific theatre ribbons; good conduct medal; honorably discharged Nov.9, 1945.Family details: William T. Meeks, Jr., is the son of William Thomas and DollyAdiline (Colwell) Meeks, and the grandson of John Welborn and Lavinia (Hollingsworth)Meeks, and Jacob Luther and Barbara Ann (Horshaw) Colwell.UPSON COUNTYGEORGE STRICKLAND, Thomaston, member, house of rep., Upson co., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Operates finance company. Born Aug. 24, 1909 in Concord, Pike co.,Ga. Graduated Concord high school, 1926. Baptist. Democrat. Mason, F. & A. M.;Shrine. Pvt., U. S. Marines, 1928-31.Family details: Married Dec. 5, 1931 in Thomaston, Ga., Ruby Agnes Boyt (bornSept. 14, 1910), daughter of W. G. and Allie (DeLoach) Boyt. George Stricklandis the son of W. C. and Dora (Simerly) Strickland.ROBERT A. FREEMAN, Thomaston, member, house of rep., Upson co., 1947,1949. Lumber business. Born May 2, 1903 in The Rock, Upson co., Ga. GraduatedGordon Military Institute, 1923.Family details: Married Nov. 11, 1928 in Thomaston, Ga., Pearl McDaniel (bornJuly 7, 1906), daughter of Ella (Greathouse) McDaniel. One daughter, BettyRay. Robert A. Freeman is the son of George Robert and Ida (Shepherd) Freeman.*H. DOYAL SALTER, Thomaston, member, house of rep., Upson co., 1947,1949. Lawyer. Graduated R. E. Lee institute; Emory at Oxford. Methodist Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Eastern Star; W.O.W.; Kiwanian. Was admitted to the barin 1932. Former title examiner for the Atlanta Title and Trust co.; prosecutingattorney for the OPA; during the war, sec. to Cong. Sidney Camp of Newnan.Family details: Married Miss Mary Ruth Reid, of Thomaston. H. Doyal Salteris the son of M. T. Salter.*(No data for sketch furnished the above from "Assembly Profiles"—The AtlantaJournal, Nov. 15, 1949).WALKER COUNTYESCA HIRAM KELLEY, Chattanooga, member, house of rep., Walker co.,1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Carpenter; contractor. Born Apr.8, 1892 in Apison, Tenn. Attended Belfonte, Tenn. school. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married Dec. 8, 1912 in Hamilton co., Tenn., Dovie Exa Harp193

(born Jan. 6, 1892), daughter of James Hampton and Malissa Caroline (Wall)Harp. Children: Aimee Evelyn; Julius Theodore; Jean Taft. E. H. Kelley is theson of Hiram Douglas and Nancy Matilda (Potts) Kelley, and the grandson ofElijah and Julia F. (McSpadden) Kelley, and Archie R. and Nancy Caroline (Williams) Potts.RAY CROW, Rossville, member, house of rep., Walker co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947.(No data for sketch furnished.)JOHN L. MAVITY, member, house of rep., Walker co., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1941,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1947; senator, 44th dist., 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46. (No furtherdata for sketch furnished.)WILLIAM L. ABNEY, JR., LaFayette, member, house of rep. .Walker co., 1949.Merchant. Born Oct. 24, 1916 in LaFayette, Walker co., Ga. Graduated LaFayettehigh school. Baptist. Democrat. Sgt., World War II; 5 commendations; 2 citations.Family details: Married Aug. 17, 1940 in Walker co., Ga., Lillian O. Jennings(born July 30, 1918), daughter of Enoch W. and Ninna Ethel (Dye) Jennings.Children: Myra Chris; Vickie Lynn. W. L. Abney, Jr., is the son of W. L. andMaude Victoria (Williams) Abney, and the grandson of W. A. and Charlotte Ella(Bohanan) Abney, and J. L. and Mary Calista (Stanfield) Williams.ALBERT EVERETTE CAMPBELL, LaFayette, member, house of rep., Walkerco., 1949. Merchant. Born July 10, 1915 in LaFayette, Walker co., Ga. GraduatedLaFayette high school, 1934. Baptist. Democrat. Western Lodge, 91, F. & A. M.;Walker chapter, 140, R.A.M.; Charles Martel Commandery, 29; Alhambra Temple,A.A.O.N.M.S. Chief Petty Officer, U. S. Navy, World War II. Member, AmericanLegion.Family details: Married Feb. 14, 1942 in Summerville, Ga., Anne Clements (bornJuly 9, 1924), daughter of John Martin and Mary Lou (Hall) Clements. Children:Carol Anne; Janith Ellen. Albert E. Campbell is the son of Paul Lester and NettieEunice (Lit tie John) Campbell, and the grandson of William L. and Martha Carolyn(Kyle) Campbell, and Thomas L. and Elizabeth McDowell (Watson) Littlejohn.WALTON COUNTYEDWARD LEWIS ALMAND, Monroe, member, house of rep., Walton co., 1931,1933, 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939, 1945-45 Ex.-46. Merchant; funeral director andembalmer; farmer; newspaperman; banker. Born Sept. 17, 1877 near Covington,Newton co., Ga. Graduated Conyers high school; Sullivan's & Crighton's BusinessUniversity; Southern College of Embalming. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner;Knight Templar; K. of P.; W.O.W.; Odd Fellow; Kiwanian (past pres. of MonroeClub); private, Conyers Vols. (attached to 3d inf., N.G.); mayor, Mansfield,1908-11; chm., Newton co. commissioners, 1908-12; member, city council and schoolboard, Social Circle, member, Walton co. democratic exec. committee, several years;past-pres., Ga. State Board of Embalmers and Ga. Funeral Directors Asso.; pastpres.,Ga. Rural Hardware Asso., and Southeastern Retail Hardware Asso.; honorarymember, Florida Funeral Directors Asso. Senator, 27th dist., 1941.Family details: Married Mch. 30, 1898 in Conyers, Ga., Willie Dean Peek (boraSept. 14, 1878), daughter of William Leonard and Susan A. (Smith) Peek. Chil-194

dren: Willie Sue (Almand) Stephenson; Julia (Almand) Leonard; Edward L., Jr.E. L. Almand is the son of William Volney and Leonora (Kennon) Almand, andthe grandson of Joseph L. and Annie (Deniard) Almand, and Lewis Merriwetherand Frances (Fretwell) Kennon.J. E. BRISGOE, JR., Monroe, member, house of rep., Walton co., 1947, 1949.Merchant. Born Oct. 4, 1922 in Walton co., Ga. Graduated Monroe high school;attended University of Ga. Methodist. Democrat. S/Sgt., World War II, honorablydischarged, 1946.Family details: Single. J. E. Briscoe, Jr., is the son of J. E. and Myrtle (Edwards)Briscoe, and the grandson of B. P. and Elizabeth Briscoe, and W. Bud and Willie A.Edwards.WARE COUNTYWILLIAM WAYNE HINSON, Waycross, member, house of rep., Ware co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Owner-manager Credit Bureau. Born Jan. 13, 1900 inTaylor, Houston co., Ala. Attended Taylor grade schools; Birmingham SouthernCollege. Episcopalian. Democrat. B.P.O.E.; Past pres., Asso. Credit Bureau;past pres., Ga. Elks Asso.; treas., C. C. L. of Ga.; past chmn., board of trustees.Sgt., World War II, honorably discharged 1943. Director, Dept. of Public Safety,Apr. 7-Nov. 18, 1948.Family details: Single. W. W. Hinson is the son of Jas. J. and Minnie Rebecca(White) Hinson, and the grandson of Jas. and Amanda (Free) Hinson, and M. V. B.and Emily (Clark) White.JACK WILLIAMS, Waycross, member, house of rep., Ware Co., 1939, 1941,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947; Senator, 5th dist., 1937-37/38 Ex., 1943-43 Ex.-44. Newspaper publisher; radio operator. Born July 26, 1879 in Castle Hayne, New Hanoverco., N. C. Attended Cape Fear Academy, Wilmington, N. C.; Oak Ridge Institute,N. C.; School of Expression, Curry College, Boston, Mass. Presbyterian. Democrat.Mason; Shriner; Elk; Kiwanian. Vice-pres. Waycross Railroad Y. M. C. A.; director for 22 years Waycross Savings and Loan Association; member, 15 years, WaycrossBoard of Education; served as vice-pres., pres., Kiwanis club; director, vicepres.and president Waycross and Ware Co. Chamber of Commerce.Family details: Married June 19, 1912 in Brownsville, Tenn., Ethel KatherineWoodward (born April 19, 1887), daughter of Katherine (Alien) Woodward. Children: Jack, Jr.; Ruth Winifred (Williams) Lines; Bettie Louise (Williams) Mayo;Eva Lee (Williams) Jemison. Jack Williams is the son of Thomas H. and EllenElizabeth (Johnston) Williams, and the grandson of David and Sarah Williams,and James and Winifred (Hansley) Johnston.J. L. RYLE, Waycross, member, house of rep., Ware co., 1949. (No data forsketch furnished.)WARREN COUNTYJACK BOWDOIN RAY, Warrenton, member, house of rep., Warren co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Lawyer; farmer. Born Oct. 1, 1913195

in Adairsville, Bartow co., Ga. Attended Norwood Jr. high school; Warrenton highschool; graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree. Methodist. Democrat. KappaAlpha; Phi Delta Phi; Gridiron Club, University of Ga.j Mason.Family details: Married July 6, 1940 in Dalton, Ga., Jane Hamilton (born Mch.20, 1918), daughter of Cornelius Lucky and Ethel Dowling (Brothers) Hamilton.One son: Neal Hamilton. J. B. Ray is the son of Thomas Neal and Hypatia (Bowdoin)Ray, and the grandson of George Alexander and Alice (Hall) Ray, andJoseph Patman and Mary (Bibb) Bowdoin.WASHINGTON COUNTYJ. B. JACKSON, Harrison, member, house of rep., Washington co., 1945-45Ex.-46. (No data for sketch furnished.)HARVEY ROUGHTON, Sandersville, member, house of rep., Washington co.,1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46. Retired minister. Born July 11, 1899in Sandersville, Washington co., Ga. Graduated Sandersville high school; AsburyCollege; graduate work Northwestern University and University of Denver. Enteredministry of Methodist Episcopal Church in 1924. Methodist. Democrat. Mason;member, American Legion; member, Methodist Men's Brotherhood.Family details: Married June 4, 1924 in Wilmore, Ky., Easter Belle Mosser (bornApr. 2, 1899), daughter of Stephen and Hallie Todd (Smith) Mosser. Children:William Wesley; Eulabelle Evon; Frank Marshall. Harvey Roughton is the son ofGeorge Marshall and Linnie Mae (Blount) Roughton, and the grandson of GeorgeWashington and Elizabeth (Kinman) Roughton, and Sidney and Ella (Webster)Blount.LONNIE JOHN MOYE, JR., Davisboro, member, house of rep., Washington co.,1947. Merchant. Born Dec. 19, 1911 in Savannah, Chatham co., Ga. GraduatedDavisboro high school, 1927; Young Harris College, 1929; University of Ga., B.S.degree, 1936. Methodist.' Democrat. Mason; Amer. Legion; V.F.W. Served inU.S. Navy, World War II; received 2 Battle Stars, campaign ribbons and victoryribbon.Family details: Married June 7, 1933 in Baldwin co., Ga., Eulawynn Raley(born July 15, 1912), daughter of J. F. and Mattie Belle (Black) Raley. Children:James Dunaway; Lonnie John, III; Frank Clark. Lonnie J. Moye, Jr., is the sonof Lonnie J. and Vesta (Wommack) Moye, and the grandson of John L. andWillie (Hunter) Moye, and Daniel R. and Jenny Ellen (Bridges) Wommack.WALTER CUMMINGS McMILLAN, Sandersville, member, house of rep., Washington co., 1947, 1949. Lawyer. Born Mch. 8, 1899 in Glenwood, Wheeler co., Ga.Attended Ga. Public schools; University of Ga.; graduated Mercer University, LL.B.degree, 1922. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Lions club; Amer. Legion. Member,Washington co. board of education, 1946; Sandersville park commission, 1945-46;city recorder, 1945-46. U. S. Navy, World War I.Family details: Married June 28, 1924 in Sandersville, Ga., Gladys Dukes, daughter of G. F. and Sallie (Phillips) Dukes. Children: Sarah Harriett (Mrs. TrammellStarr, Jr.); Walter Cummings, Jr. W. C. McMillan is the son of John Iver and196

Harriett Sophia (Gregory) McMillan, and the grandson of John A. and SophiaMcMillan, and John Thomas and Anna Julia (Patterson) Gregory.BENJAMIN JAMES TARBUTTON, Sandersville, member, house of rep., Washington co., 1949. Banker. Born May 14, 1885 in Sandersville, Washington co., Ga.Graduated Sandersville high school, 1901; attended Emory College, Oxford. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shrine; Phi Delta Theta. Pres., Sandersville R. R. Co.;Planters Warehouse Co.; director, Southwestern R. R.; Citizens & Southern NationalBank. Senator, 20th dist., 1947.Family details: Married Nov. 22, 1928 in Waynesboro, Ga., Rosa Moore Mc-Master (born Aug. 2, 1899), daughter of Hugh Buchanan and Rosa Rebecca(Moore) McMaster. Children: Benjamin James, Jr.; Hugh McMaster. B. J.Tarbutton is the son of Benjamin J. and Mamie (Bangs) Tarbutton, and the grandson of Benjamin and Winifred (Thigpen) Tarbutton, and Joseph and Martha(Brown) Bangs.WAYNE COUNTYROBERT LOUIS HARRISON, Jesup, member, house of rep., Wayne co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Owner, Harrison Funeral Home. Born Jan. 17, 1910 in Louisville,Barbour co., Ala.Family details: Married Aug. 7, 1940 in Louisville, Ky., Jane Pennington. Oneson: William Lee. Robert L. Harrison is the son of Robert Lee and Alice (Farrior)Harrison.*J. T. McLAUGHLIN (Dr.), Jesup, member, house of rep., Wayne co., 1949.Dentist. Born 1882. Educated in Jesup and Brunswick public schools; graduatedAtlanta Dental College, 1908; Southern School of Pharmacy, 1909. Democrat.Served on Jesup city council, seven years; Jesup school board, two years; member,Wayne County Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue, 20 years, chmn., 10years.Family details: Married (1) Miss Jessmond Carter (died 1936). Children:J. T., Jr.; E. Reid; Mrs. Thornton Williams. Married (2), 1939, Mrs. Kitty (Stubbs)Strong.*(No data for sketch furnished—the above from "Assembly Profiles"—The AtlantaJournal, Nov. 18, 1949.)WEBSTER COUNTYJAMES LUCIUS BLACK, Preston, member, house of rep., Webster co., 1945-45Ex.-46, 1947. Farmer. Born July 27, 1915 in Preston, Webster co., Ga. GraduatedUnion high school, 1935. Baptist. Democrat. Lt., Ga. State Guard; Lt., WorldWar II.Family details: Married July 24, 1937 in Terrell co., Ga., Myra Nell Chambers(born July 23, 1921), daughter of John B. G. and Mary Ruth Chambers. Children:Linda Arlene; Anthony Lucius. James L. Black is the son of William L. and DeeAlva (Everette) Black, and the grandson of Lucius J. and Martha Ann (McCann)Black, and James J. and Martha Maria Everette.197

BENJAMIN WORTHY STEVENS, Preston, member, house of rep., Webster co.,1949. Farmer; merchant. Born Mch. 27, 1899 in Preston, Webster co., Ga. Attended Webster co. schools. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Chairman Selective Service System, Webster co., World War II.Family details: Married Nov. 4, 1928 in Preston, Ga., Nevelle Coker (bornOct. 28, 1905), daughter of G. E. and Luella (Adams) Coker. Children: BenjaminWorthy, Jr.; Dorothy Nevelle. B. W. Stevens is the son of Wilkins B. and Fannie(Worthy) Stevens, and the grandson of Wm. Brantley Stevens.WHEELER COUNTYWALLACE ADAMS, Glenwood, member, house of rep., Wheeler co., 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Farmer. Born Dec. 29, 1906 inWheeler co., Ga. Graduated Brewton-Parker Institute; attended University of Ga.Methodist. Democrat. Elks; Lions; W.O.W.Family details: Married Dec. 25, 1937 in Reidsville, Ga., Lucile A. Wheeler,daughter of William A. and Annie Belle (Ward) Wheeler. Wallace Adams is theson of Kelly N. and Mary C. (Galbraith) Adams, and the grandson of Matthew B.and Eliza Ann (Gillis) Adams, and Peter and Ann A. (McArthur) Galbraith.WHITE COUNTYGUY CLOPTON DORSEY, Cleveland, member, house of rep., White co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Farmer. Born Sept. 4, 1898 in White co., Ga. Attended MossyCreek high school. Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married June, 1918 in White co., Ga., Flora Autry (born Dec.29, 1899), daughter of Hamp A. and Sallie A. (Wiley) Autry. One daughter:Ruth (Dorsey) Nix. Guy C. Dorsey is the son of William H. and Mary Cordilia(Dorsey) Dorsey, and the grandson of Joseph T. and Margaret Jane (Brock)Dorsey, and Wesley J. and Margaret Jane (Henderson) Dorsey.CHARLES MAJOR DORSEY, Cleveland, member, house of rep., White co.,1949. Farmer; engineer. Born June 9, near Carnesville, Franklin co., Ga. Graduatedhigh school, 1931. Methodist. Democrat. W.O.W. Senator, 32nd dist., 1947.Family details: Married June 12, 1938 in White co., Ga., Eula Black (bornSept, 1918), daughter of Frank E. and Lou (Dorsey) Black. Charles Major Dorseyis the son of A. L. and Lena (Crumley) Dorsey, and the grandson of Payton A.and Lou (Henderson) Dorsey, and the grandson of S. S. and Ann (Westmoreland)Crumley.WHITFIELD COUNTYSTAFFORD R. BROOKE, Dalton, member, house of rep., Whitfield co., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947 resigned; Judge, Cherokee Circuit, Aug. 10, 1947-Oct 4, 1947.(No data for sketch furnished).IVAN OTTO BABB, Dalton, member, house of rep., Whitfield co., 1948. (filledunexpired term of S. R. Brooke). Owner-operator, grocery store. Born Feb. 8, 1912in Dalton, Whitfield co., Ga. Graduated Dalton high school, 1931; attended Mercer198

University, 2 years. Baptist. Democrat. Chi Alpha Omega. During World War II,office and supervision in War plants.Family details: Married May 25, 1933 in Macon, Bibb co., Ga., Nellie MaeGrantham (born May 31, 1912), daughter of John Bunyan and Nellie Elizabeth(Lanfair) Grantham. One daughter: Annelle. Ivan Otto Babb is the son of LutherColumbus and Cordelia Estelle (Gillean) Babb, and the grandson of FrancisM. and Mary C. (Bridges) Babb, and Presley L. and Queen Victoria (Martin)Gillean.WILLIAM ALFRED BRITTON, Dalton, member, house of rep., Whitfield co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Police officer, Dalton, 1919-date. Born Nov. 23, 1888in Dalton, Whitfield co., Ga. Attended Whitfield co. common schools. Methodist.Democrat. Mason; Elk. Military instructor, University of Ga., 1920-23; vice pres.,Ga. Peace Officers Asso. 1st Sgt., World War I; holds service bar, four silver stars.Family details: Married Oct. 12, 1922 in Athens, Ga., Julia Mae (Couch)Oldham (born Jan. 5, 1889), daughter of Henry C. and Sarah T. (Graves) Couch.Step-children: Marvin £.; Raymond H.; Sarah Ruth; Emma Frances; Joseph P.William A. Britton is the son of James Alfred and Polly Caroline (Collins) Britton,and the grandson of William Alfred and Rebecca (Humberd) Britton, and MosesM. and Emiline (Whaley) Collins.JOHN EARL BLEDSOE, Dalton, member, house of rep., Whitfield co., 1949.Merchant. Born Jan. 10, 1910 in Etowah, McMinn co., Tenn. Graduated McMinnco. schools, 1932. Baptist. Democrat. Private, World War II.Family details: Married July 7, 1932 in Chatsworth, Murray co., Ga., NellePauline Thompson, daughter of Paul Livingston and Ida Odell (Hughes) Thompson. Children: John Paul; Earl Livingston; Barbara Lynne. John E. Bledsoe isthe son of Caleb Alexandria and Ida Belle (Setzer) Bledsoe.WILCOX COUNTYJAMES FRANKLIN WITHERINGTON, Pineview, member, house of rep., Wilcoxco., 1941, 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947, 1949. Veterinarian. Born Jan. 19, 1886 in Wilcoxco., Ga. Attended common schools; graduated American Veterinary ScienceSchool, 1912. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; W.O.W. Justice of the Peace;member, County Board of Education.Family details: Married Sept. 12, 1910 in Wilcox co., Ga., Sarah Viola Warren(born Jan. 29, 1887), daughter of John and Josephine (Ryals) Warren. Children:Madonna Louell; Mildred Luceil; Mary Hazel; Elise Delone; James Warren;Herbert LaFayette; Roy. James F. Witherington is the son of George W. andEllen (Harvey) Witherington, and the grandson of James and Mary (Hobbs)Witherington, and Charles and Zilphia (Mann) Harvey.WILKES COUNTYBENJAMIN WYNN FORTSON, JR., Washington, member, house of rep., Wilkesco., 1945-45 Ex.-46, resigned. (For sketch, see State House Officials, Departmentof State.)199

HENRY GILBERT GARRARD, Washington, member, house of rep., Wilkes co.,1947, 1949. Farmer; lumber business. Born Dec. 16, 1884 in Washington, Wilkesco., Ga. Educated in Wilkes co. common schools. Methodist. Democrat. Mason;Shriner.Family details: Married (1) June 2, 1912 in Wilkes co., Ga., Ruth LoweBooker (born Feb. 14, 1892; died Feb. 4, 1920), daughter of Vince Lowe and Jenna(Walton) Booker. Children: Henry G.; Elizabeth; Vincent Booker; Ruth; GeorgeHammond. Married (2) Lois Anne King, daughter of John M. and Annie Lou(Harton) King. One daughter: Lois Anne. Henry Gilbert Garrard is the son ofGeorge Richard and Jessie (Gohron) Garrard, and the grandson of George Alienand Emmaline (Gilbert) Garrard, and George W. (Greene) Cohron.WILKINSON COUNTYLEE WALL PENN1NGTON, Gordon, member, house of rep., Wilkinson co.,1945-45 Ex.-46, 1947. Automobile dealer; sawmiller. Born Aug. 7, 1899 in Irwinton,Wilkinson co., Ga. Graduated Irwinton high school. Methodist. Democrat.Shriner.Family details: Married June 30, 1929 in Gay, Meriwether co., Ga., AvalineBowles, daughter of M. F. and Avaline (Sitton) Bowles. Children: Lee Bowles;Julia Avaline. Lee W. Pennington is the son of W. L. and Julia (Wall) Pennington,and the grandson of Tom and E. Ann Pennington, and T. C. and Elizabeth (Jones)Wall.ALEXANDER S. BOONE, SR., Irwinton, member, house of rep., Wilkinson co.,1949. Lawyer; publisher. Born Oct. 3, 1882 in Toomsboro, Wilkinson co., Ga. Attended Wilkinson co. public schools. Admitted to Ocmulgee Circuit Bar, Oct. 3,1923. Christian. Democrat Mason; W.O.W. Member, city council, Toomsboro,8 years; special agt., Census Dept., Washington, D. C., 1907-14; Postmaster,Toomsboro, 1914-20; clerk, superior court, Wilkinson co., 1921-33; editor and publisher of Wilkinson County News, Apr. 4, 1934-date. Author: "Ignorance Abroad,""Politically Speaking and On to Cuba"; co-author, "The Last Day of Pickie Pie."Family details: Married Dec. 26, 1906 in Toomsboro, Ga., Marie Meadows (bornAug. 18, 1889), daughter of John E. and Mary (Moore) Meadows. Children:James Minton; Alexander Stephens, Jr.; Joseph Wilson; Edwin Mercer. AlexanderS. Boone, Sr., is the son of Joshua Minton and Sarah Elizabeth (Ivey) Boone, andthe grandson of Daniel Mercer Boone, and James and Mary (Berbee) Ivey.WORTH COUNTYDR. J. S. O'SHEA, Sylvester, member, house of rep., Worth co., 1945-45 Ex.-46.(No data for sketch furnished.)C. J. HOBBY, Sylvester, member, house of rep., Worth co., 1947. (No data forsketch furnished.)JOE L. JOHNSTON, Sylvester, member, house of rep., Worth co., 1943-43 Ex.-44Ex., 1949. Dr. of Veterinary Medicine. Born July 20, 1903 in Sasser, Terrell co.,Ga. Attended Sasser public school; Piedmont College; University of Ga.; graduated,200

1927, D.V.M. degree. Baptist Democrat. Mason; Sigma Nu; Kiwanis; Chamberof Commerce. Director, Bank of Worth County. Deacon, First Baptist Church.Family details: Married Aug. 26, 1930 in Sylvester, Ga., Myrtle Tipton (boraSept. 22, 1908, died Jan. 28, 1948), daughter of John L. and Eula (Cochran)Tipton. Children: Patricia; Jo Ann; Alice Kay. J. L. Johnston is the son of A. E.and Clara (McLendon) Johnston, and the grandson of J. T. and Eunice (Hucaby)Johnston, and Martin W. and Eliza (Jennings) McLendon.WILLIAM JEWEL CROWE, Sylvester, member, house of rep., Worth CO., 1927,1929-31 Ex., 1931 (res.), 1947. Lawyer. Born July 8, 1897 in Jefferson, Jacksonco., Ga. Graduated Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1919. Baptist DemocratMason. Director and secretary-treasurer, Worth co. Nat Farm Asso., 1923-28;judge, police court, Sylvester, 1922-25; J. P., Sylvester dist., 1925-27.Family details: Married June 3, 1920 in Sylvester, Ga., Leila Houston, daughterof John E. and Rausie (Moree) Houston. Children: Garland Monna; NormanJewel William J. Crowe is the son of William H. and Fannie Elizabeth (Potter)Crowe, and the grandson of Asa and Roxie Ann Crowe, and John H. and MarthaElizabeth (Black) Potter.GORDON SIKES SUMNER, Sylvester, member, house of rep., Worth co., 1913-14, 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex., 1933, 1939, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex., 1945-45 Ex.-46, 1949.Doctor. Born May 6, 1883 in Isabella, Worth co., Ga. Attended common schoolsof Worth co.; received M.D. degree, Atlanta School of Medicine (now EmoryUniversity), 1906. Began the practice of medicine in Shingles, Ga., 1906. BaptistDemocrat Mason; Shrine; W.O.W.; K. of P. Mayor, Poulan, 1917; trustee, Poulanconsolidated school, 1922-29; trustee, Norman Jr. College, 1928-31. First Lieut,World War I.Family details: Married Oct 6, 1910 in Shingles, Ga., Mattie Lou Chapman,daughter of Ambrose C. and Mary (Killebrew) Chapman. Children: MargaretElizabeth; Jack Shelton; Joseph Clinton; Rachel. Gordon S. Sumner is the son ofJoseph L. and Sarah Josephine (Thornhill) Sumner, and the grandson of Gordon A.and Rachel (Marchant) Sumner, and Newell and Mary (Underwood) Thornhill.201

CHAPTER IIIJUDICIARYSUPREME COURTThe SUPREME COURT is composed of 7 justices elected by popular vote forterms of six years. Supreme Court has no original jurisdiction, but is a court forthe correction of errors made by the Superior Courts and City Courts in casesinvolving: (a) the construction of the Constitution of Georgia or the Constitutionor treaties of the United States, (b) title to land, (c) equity, (d the constructionof wills, (e) conviction of a capital felony, (f) habeas corpus (g extra-ordinaryremedies, and (h) divorce and alimony. Supreme Court has no authority to bringup by certiorari any case from the Court of Appeals.(See Georgia Constitution of 1945, Article VI, Section II, Paragraph III andIV).An Act approved March 30, 1937 provided for a Chief Justice Emeritus and Associate Justice Emeritus. Qualifications: At least ten years continuous service as Judgeof the Superior Court, Court of Appeals, or the Supreme Court; at least seventy yearsof age. Chief Justice Emeritus must have served as Chief Justice of the SupremeCourt of Georgia and Associate Justices must have served as Justices of the SupremeCourt of Georgia. Their tenure of office shall be for life, and the Governor shallappoint to said positions anyone eligible who states in writing that he wishes appointment. The Chief Justice Emeritus and the Associate Justices Emeritus shallconstitute the Advisory Appellate Council of Georgia (Acts 1937, pp. 1101-04).REASON CHESNUTT BELL, Chief Justice, Aug. 6, 1943-Jan. 1, 1947; havingvoluntarily declined re-election to that office by the other members of the Courton Dec. 2, 1946. Born Jan. 28, 1880, near Preston, Webster county, Ga. GraduatedMercer University, LL.B. degree, 1902; LL.D. (honorary) 1936. Began the practice of law in Sylvester, Ga., 1904. Presbyterian, Democrat. Mason; K. of P. Movedto Cairo, Ga., 1905. Solicitor-general, Albany Circuit, Jan. 1, 1913-Jan. 1, 1921;judge, same circuit, Jan. 1, 1921-July 22, 1922; judge court of appeals, July 22,1922-May 27, 1932; associate justice supreme court, May 27, 1932-Aug. 6, 1943.During latter period was Presiding Justice from and after Oct. 12, 1942, until Aug.6, 1943. Thereafter, Chief Justice until Jan. 1, 1947, as aforesaid. Associate Justice, Jan. 1, 1947-June 28, 1949. Resigned to become Justice Emeritus, June 28,1949. Residence: Thomasville.Family details: Married Jan. 28, 1908 in Moultrie, Ga., Jennie Vereen, daughterof William Coachman and Mary (McNeill) Vereen. Children: Vereen McNeillBell (Lt U.S.N.R., killed in action World War II, Oct 26, 1944); Alexandria(Bell) Daniel (Mrs. Jesse Thomas Daniel, Jr.). Justice Bell is the son of ReasonAlexander and Martha (Elliott) Bell, and the grandson of Reason Alexander andEliza (Lunsford) Bell, and of Gregory Spratling and Jane (Chestnutt) Elliott; allof his forbears here mentioned having been residents of Webster County. JusticeBell moved from Cairo to Thomasville, Ga., 1940.202

WILLIAM FRANKLIN JENKINS, Chief Justice Emeritus. Though parents wereresidents of Putnam County, he was born Sept. 7, 1876 near Friendship, Websterco., Ga., on plantation where mother was reared. Spent two yean in academic work,University of Va.; graduated University of Ga., B.L. degree. Began the practice oflaw in Eatonton, Ga., 1896 as W. F. Jenkins and Son. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;Shriner; Odd Fellow. Member, Ten Club of Atlanta. Chairman, board of education, Putnam co.; president, board of trustees, Eatonton Academy; trustee, MercerUniversity. Chairman, pro-tern, state democratic convention, 1914; vice-chairman,state democratic executive committee, 1914. Past mayor, Eatonton; member, houseof rep., Putnam co., 1905-06; declined office of solicitor-general, Ocmulgee circuit,tendered by Governor Harris in 1916; judge, court of appeals, Jan. 1, 1917; presiding judge, ibid, 1919-Jan. 1, 1937; associate justice, supreme court, Jan. 1, 1937-Aug. 6, 1943; presiding justice, ibid, Aug. 6, 1943-Jan. 1, 1947. Chief Justice fromJan. 1, 1947 to his resignation on Sept 10, 1948 when he became lecturer, EmoryUniversity Law School.Family details: Married Nov. 22, 1899 in Eatonton, Ga., Susie May Thomas,daughter of Dr. George W. and Mary Little (Dennis) Thomas. Children: LeilaMay (Jenkins Owens; George Thomas. Justice Jenkins is the son of William;Franklin Jenkins (many yean Judge of Ocmulgee Circuit) and Leila Ulrica (Head)Jenkins, and the grandson of Robert Carter and1 Caroline Frances (Hudson) Jenkins,and of Joseph Chrisler and Ulrica Steptoe (Dameron) Head.WILLIAM HENRY DUCKWORTH, Chief Justice, Sept. 10, 1948-to date.Born Oct. 21, 1894 in Blainville, Union co., Ga. Graduated Young Harris College,1917; LaSalle University, Chicago, 111., LL.B. degree, 1919. Admitted to the bar,June 1919. Began the practice of law in Cairo, Ga., July 1919. Baptist Democrat.Mason; Elk; member, American Legion. Served in U. S. Navy, World War I. Cityattorney, Cairo, 1935-36. Senator, 7th dist, 1931; assistant attorney-general, 1937-38; associate justice, supreme court, Oct 18, 1938-Jan. 1, 1947; presiding justice,ibid, Jan. 1, 1947-Sept. 10, 1948. Residence: Cairo.Family details: Married July 2, 1922 in Thomas co., Ga., Willibel Pilcher,daughter of John Preston and Ida (Singletary) Pilcher. Children: Mary; Dorothy;William Henry, Jr. Justice Duckworth is the son of John Francis and Laura Jane(Noblet) Duckworth, and the grandson of General Jackson and Emeline (Collins)Duckworth, and of John NobletWILLIAM YATES ATKINSON, Presiding Justice. Born Jan. 18, 1887 in Newnan,Coweta co., Ga. Attended G.M.A.; Gordon Institute; University of Ga. (classof 1908); graduated University of Ga., B.L. degree, (with honon) 1915. Began•the practice of law in Newnan in 1915. Presbyterian. Democrat Mason. Refereein bankruptcy; 1918-20; solicitor-general, Coweta circuit, Jan. 1, 1921-Dec. 21, 1942.President, Ga. Bar Assn., 1940-1941; Associate Justice, Jan. 1, 1943-Sept 10, 1948;Presiding Justice, Sept. 10, 1948-date. Residence: Newnan.Family details: Married Dec. 1, 1909 in Newnan, Coweta co., Ga., LouretteSimms, daughter of John Hanson and Cora (Stacy) Simms. One son, WilliamYates, III. Justice Atkinson is the son of William Yates Atkinson (governor, Oct27, 1894-Oct 29, 1898) and Susie (Milton) Atkinson, and the grandson of JohnPepper and Theodore (Ellis) Atkinson, and of William H. and Lucy Hall (Hearne)Milton.203

LEE BUREN WYATT, Associate Justice, Aug. 6, 1943-date (term expires Jan.1, 1951). Born July 13, 1890 in Franklin, Heard co., Ga. Graduated 4th DistA. & M. School; Bowdon College; Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1914. Beganthe practice of law in LaGrange, Ga., 1914. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner;W.O.W.; K. of P.; Elk. City attorney, LaGrange, Ga., 1923-31. Member, houseof rep., Troup co., 1917-18, 1919-20, 1921-22. Judge, Coweta circuit, Aug. 1, 1931-Aug. 6, 1943, resigned. Served from Aug. 1947 until March 1948 as presidingJudge of Tribunal No. 1 at Nuremberg, Germany, for the trial of Nazi War Criminab.On leave of absence from the Supreme Court of Georgia during this service. Residence: LaGrange.Family details: Married Dec. 25, 1939 in Meriwether co., Ga., Sara Baker,daughter of Benjamin J. and Sallie (Dixon) Baker. Justice Wyatt is the son ofS. F. and Mollie Emma (Kent) Wyatt, and the grandson of Zachariah and Emma(Delamar) Wyatt, and of Joseph and Emma (Walker) Kent.THOMAS GRADY HEAD, Associate Justice, Aug. 22, 1945-to date. Born July4, 1897 in Tunnel Hill, Whitfield co., Ga. Graduated Chattanooga College of Law,1925. Admitted to the bar July 4, 1924. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; SigraaDelta Kappa. Justice of the peace, Tunnel Hill, Ga., 1920-24; mayor, Ringgold,Ga., three terms. Member, house of rep., Catoosa co., 1935; member, RevenueCommission, Mch. 4, 1937-Feb. 2, 1938; Revenue Commissioner, Feb. 2, 1938-Jan.14, 1941, resigned. Attorney-general, Jan. 12, 1943-Aug. 18, 1945, resigned. Residence: Ringgold.Family details: Married Oct. 3, 1928 in Ringgold, Ga., Tommie W. Edwards,daughter of James Monroe and Sarah Alice (Cox) Edwards. Children: JohnThomas; Jane Edwards; Brian Franklin. Justice Head is the son of George W. andElizabeth Helen (Jordan) Head, and the grandson of Morgan and Cynthia Louise(Clanahan) Head, and of William Watts and Mary Jane (West) Jordan.THOMAS SLAUGHTER CANDLER, Associate Justice, Aug. 18, 1945-to date.Born Dec. 15, 1890 in Blairsville, Union co., Ga. Graduated Young Harris College,A.B. degree, 1913; University of Ga., B.L. degree, 1915. Practiced law in Blairsville,1915-July 5, 1939. Methodist Democrat. Mason; W.O.W. Chairman, democraticexecutive committee, 1920-1939; mayor, Blairsville, 1916-1920; U. S. Commissioner,Blairsville, 1927-1939; judge, northeastern circuit, Jan. 1, 1943-Aug. 18, 1945,resigned. Residence: Blairsville.Family details: Married Apr. 26, 1916 in Rome, Ga., Augusta Beulah Cook,daughter of Joseph Hamilton and Sarah Jane (Patton) Cook. Children: Sarah;Nell; Tom, Jr. Tom S. Candler, is the son of William Ezekiel and Mary Elizabeth(Haralson) Candler, and the grandson of Ezekiel Slaughter and Sarah (Williams)Candler, and of Thomas Jefferson and Mary (Logan) Haralson.JOHN HAROLD HAWKINS, Associate Justice, Nov. 30, 1948-date (nominatedDemocratic primary Sept. 1948, to succeed Chief Justice W. F. Jenkins, who didnot offer for re-election; nominated by State Democratic Executive Committee andelected in General Election, Nov. 1948, for unexpired and full term of Chief JusticeW. F. Jenkins, retired; term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born May 22, 1892 in Forsythco., Ga. Attended Marietta, Ga., public schools. Admitted to bar Dec. 26, 1916.Baptist. Democrat. Official court reporter, Blue Ridge circuit, Jan. 1, 1915-Sept. 1,204

1917; secretary, court of appeals, Sept. 10, 1917-Mch. 1, 1920; practiced law inMarietta, 1920-31, member firm Morris, Hawking & Wallace; member and president Board of Education, City of Marietta, 1933-47; judge, Blue Ridge circuit,Mch. 1, 1931-Nov. 30, 1948. Residence: Marietta.Family details: Married Apr. 22, 1914 in Marietta, Cobb co., Ga., Irene Northcult(born Dec. 22, 1891 in Cobb co., Ga.), daughter of E. H. and Sallie Jane(McLain) Northcutt. Children: Jane Northcutt; Elizabeth Ann. Judge Hawkingis the son of Perry C. Hawkina (Spanish-American veteran) and Delia (Bramblett)Hawkins, and the grandson of Fed M. Hawkins (member, house of rep., Forsythco., 1861-62-63 Ex., 1863-64-65 Ex.; justice, inferior court, Forsyth co., Jan. 10,1861-Jan. 23, 1865) and Samantha (Brannon) Hawkins, and Cicero Croning andMary (Thomas) Bramblett.BOND ALMAND, Associate Justice, Supreme Court, June 28, 1949-to date (termexpires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Jan. 13, 1894 in Lithonia, DeKalb co., Ga. GraduatedEmory University, Ph.B. degree, 1913; Columbia University, LL.B. degree and A.M.degree, 1916. Episcopalian. Democrat. Mason; Sigma Nu. 1st Lieut., U. S. Army,1917-18. President, Atlanta Lawyers Club, 1922-23; president, Young Men'sDemocratic League, Fulton co., 1928-32; president, Atlanta Bar Association, 1935-36. Member, house of rep., Fulton co., 1935; solicitor, Fulton co., Criminal Court,Mch. 1, 1939-Oct. 22, 1942} judge, Atlanta Circuit, Oct. 23, 1942-May 13, 1943(unseated by Supreme Court); by appointment of Governor Arnall May 1, 1945-June 28, 1949. Associate city attorney, June 1, 1943-May 1, 1945.Family details: Married June 18, 1932 in Atlanta, Ga., Helen WhitefooteBarnett (born June 1, 1900 in Fulton co., Ga.), daughter of Jones Wills and JaneElizabeth (Spratley) Barnett. Two children: Helen Spratley; Bond, Jr. JusticeAlmand is the son of Alexander James and Clara Emily (Bond) Almand, and thegrandson of Thomas Jefferson and Cynthia (Chafin) Almand, and of Dr. WilliamParks Bond (senator, 34th dist., 1880-81; member, house of rep., DeKalb co.,1884-85) and Sarah (Born) Bond.BENJAMIN WYNN FORTSON, SR., Assistant Reporter, Supreme Court andCourt of Appeals, June 29, 1943-Dec. 19, 1943; Reporter, ibid., Dec. 19, 1943-Aug.17, 1945 died. Born July 19, 1880 in Wilkes co., Ga. Attended public schools ofThomson, Ga. Methodist. Democrat. W.O.W.; K.P.; Mason-Shriner. County superintendent of schools for Calhoun co., Ga., 1910-1916; member, house of rep.,Calhoun co., 1923-23-EX.24.Family details: Married Jan. 17, 1904 Lillie Wellborn. Seven children. Ben W.Fortson, Sr., was the son of Charles John and Ola (Sturgis) Fortson, of Wilkes andColumbia cos., Ga.ARTHUR HENRY CODINGTON, Reporter. Lawyer. Born Feb. 13, 1883 inTowns, Telfair co., Ga. Graduated Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1902; GeorgeWashington University, LL.B. degree, 1906. Admitted to the bar, 1902, and allstate, federal and appellate courts; Florida bar, 1926; member, all bars, Ga., Fla.and Federal. Presbyterian. Democrat. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Compiled indexdigests,supreme court and court of appeals decisions, 1944-date; 196-206 state and70-81 appeals decisions. Author of miscellaneous articles published and unpublished. Asst U. S. attorney, southern dist, 1911-1915; asst. reporter, state supreme205

court and court of appeals, Jan. 4, 1944-Aug. 21, 1945; reporter, ibid, Aug. 22,1945-date. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Sept. 10, 1908 in Mt. Airy, Ga., Kate Haynes Fort,daughter of John P. and Tallulah (Ellis) Fort. Children: Tallulah Ellis (Codington)Reed; Catherine Fort (Codington) Shafer; Arthur Bonnell; John Fort; MaryBonnell (Codington) Robertson; Emily. Arthur Codington is the son of Augustusand Mary (Bonnell) Codington, and the grandson of Israel and Sarah Anne (Ayres)Codington, and of David and Mary Elizabeth (Mills) Bonnell.MISS M. M. VIGNAUX, Assistant Reporter, Aug. 21, 1945-to date.KATHARINE C. BLECKLEY, Clerk, supreme court, Dec. 8, 1934-to date. Episcopalian. Democrat.Family details: Katharine C. Bleckley is the daughter of Logan Bleckley (1865-1938), Clerk of the Court of Appeals of Georgia, Treasurer of the Georgia BarAssociation, and Marion Cooper (Wallace) Bleckley, and the granddaughter ofLogan E. Bleckley (Chief justice, supreme court of Ga., 1887-1894), and of Alexander McGhee Wallace (lieutenant-colonel, 36th Ga. volunteer infantry, C.S.A.).HENRY H. COBB, Deputy ClerkLEWIS R. WADDEY, ShtriffCOURT OF APPEALSThe Court of Appeals is composed of 6 judges (number fixed by statute), electedby popular vote, for terms of six years. Court of Appeals has appellate jurisdictionover the Superior and City Courts in all cases other than those in which the SupremeCourt has jurisdiction. It may certify questions to the Supreme Court, and decisionsof the Supreme Court are binding upon it as precedents. The Court of Appeals wascreated by an amendment to the Constitution of 1877 in 1906. The number ofjudges was increased by statute from 3 to 6 in 1916, and since that date the Courtof Appeals has usually sat in two divisions of three judges each. (See Georgia Constitution of 1945, Article 6, Section 2, Paragraph VIII).I. HOMER SUTTON, Chief Judge, Court of Appeals, First Division, Apr. 10,1947-to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Oct. 22, 1882 in Hiawassee, Townsco., Ga. Graduated Hiawassee Junior College with first honor, June 1902. Admitted to bar June 1906; practiced in Clarkesville. Presbyterian. Democrat. Odd Fellow. Attorney, Habersham co., Clarkesville, Tallulah Falls Railway Co., SouthernRailway Co., and the Bank of Habersham. Mayor, Clarkesville, 1911, 1912, 1918;judge, Northeastern Judicial circuit, Jan. 1, 1927-May 27, 1932, resigned; judge,Court of appeals, May 27, 1932-Apr. 10, 1947. Residence: Clarkesville.Family details: Married Oct. 10, 1917, in Clarkesville, Ga., Pauline Burns (bornDec. 10, 1886), daughter of Dr. J. K. Burns (born Nov. 5, 1860) and Mary Emma(Sheppard) Burns (bom Jan. 12, 1863). Judge Sutton is the son of Robert G. Sutton(born Feb. 1, 1857 in Hiawassee, Ga.; farmer; surveyor) and Sarah T.(Kimsey) Sutton (born June 21, 1855), and the grandson of Wilson Lumpkin Sutton (born July 14, 1831 in Habersham co., Ga.; Confederate soldier; clerk, superior court, Towns co., for a number of years; solicitor, county court, Towns co.,206

May 19, 1866; died Feb. 17, 1891), and Julia Ann (Hill) Sutton (born Mch. 30,1836; married May 25, 1856; died Feb. 9, 1910) and of Elijah Kimsey (born Feb. 4,1812; first settler in Towns co.; Baptist minister; member, secession convention,Towns co.; died May 7, 1896) and Sallie (Bryson) Kimsey.HUGH JAMES MxcINTYRE, Judge, Presiding Judge, Second Division, Courtof Appeals, Nov. 14, 1932-date; Apr. 10, 1947-date. Born Jan. 4, 1882 in Thomasco., Ga. Attended South Ga. Agricultural College; graduated V.M.I., Lexington,Va., 1901; University of Ga., B.L. degree, 1903. Presbyterian. Democrat. SigmaAlpha Epsilon. Chairman, council of defense, Thomas co., during World War I.Member, board of education, Thomasville, Ga., 1905; president, board of education,Thomasville, Ga., 1907; mayor, Thomasville, Ga., 1908-09, 1912, 1921-25; chairman,democratic executive committee, Thomas co., 1908. Solicitor, city court, Thomasville, Jan. 1, 1915-Jan. 1, 1925; judge, city court, Thomasville, Jan. 1, 1925-Nov.14, 1932 res. Residence: Thomasville.Family details: Married (1) Nov. 9, 1915 in Hampden-Sidney, Va., Helen MaryMcWhorter (died Apr. 16, 1937 in Thomasville, Ga.). Married (2) Aug. 3, 1950 inWalhalla, S. C., to Mrs. Nell Atkinson Hammond, daughter of the late Judge andMrs. Samuel C. Atkinson. Judge Maclntyre is the son of Archibald ThompsonMaclntyre, Jr., and Margaret Eraser (Livingston) Maclntyre.JOHN MURPHY CLAGGETT TOWNSEND, Judge, Second Division, Court ofAppeals, April 10, 1947-date. Born Nov. 30, 1899 in Wildwood, Dade co., Ga.Graduated Chattanooga College of Law, LL.B. degree, 1923; LL.M. degree, 1930.Began the practice of law in 1923. Democrat. Mason. Delta Theta Phi. Member,house of rep., Dade co., 1931, 1933, 1935. Judge, Cherokee Circuit, Aug. 6, 1943-Aug. 10, 1947 resigned. Residence: Wildwood.Family details: Married Eva Fryar of Hamilton County, Tenn. Children:J. M. C., Jr.; Alien F. Judge Townsend is the son of William J. and Elizabeth(Murphy) Townsend, and the grandson of Johnson M. and Rebecca (Mullins)Townsend, and of John Patrick and Virginia (Coin) Murphy.JULE WIMBERLY FELTON, Judge, First Division, Court of Appeals, Jan. 1,1937-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Aug. 22, 1898 in Montezuma, Maconco., Ga. Attended Montezuma, Ga., high school; Webb School, Bell Buckle, Tenn.;Emory College, Oxford, Ga., 2 years; Mercer University, 2 years; graduated MercerUniversity, A.B. degree and LL.B degree, 1919; first honor graduate at law. Beganthe practice of law in Montezuma, summer of 1^19. Methodist. Democrat. PhiDelta Theta; Mason; Kiwanian. Mayor, Montezuma, Jan. 1, 1926-Jan. 1, 1933;public service commissioner, Dec. 31, 1931-July 21, 1933. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married June 24, 1930 in Jackson, Ga., Mary Julia Sasnett(born Sept. 1, 1909 in Butts co., Ga.), daughter of Richard Philip and Mary Will(Brown) Sasnett. One child: Jule Wimberly, Jr. Judge Felton is the son of JuleFelton (solicitor, city court, Oglethorpe, 1908-1919; solicitor-general, Southwesterncircuit, 1919-1929; judge, city court, Oglethorpe, Oct. 17, 1942-1948) and MamiePenelope (Robinson) Felton, and the grandson of Augustus Cicero and Mrs. CelcinaCorine (McFarlane) Felton, and of John Howard and Fannie Roberta (Carmichael)Robinson.207

BERNARD CLAY GARDNER, Judge, Second Division, Court of Appeals, May23, 1940-date. Born Feb. 14, 1882 at Garden Valley, Macon co., Ga. GraduatedB.L. degree, University of Ga., 1908. Graduated B.C.S. degree, University of Ga.Evening School, 1940. Began the practice of law at Thomasville, Ga., in 1908,later practiced in Quitman, Albany and Camilla. Methodist. Democrat. SigmaChi. Shriner; W.O.W.; Trustee, Ga. State Woman's College, number of years.Solicitor-general, Albany Circuit, Jan. 1, 1921-Jan. 1, 1929; Judge, Albany Circuit,Jan. 1, 1929-May 23, 1940. Residence: Camilla.Family details: Married Dec. 12, 1911 in Quitman, Ga., Annie Lois Williams.Children: Annie Lois; Henry Kate; Martha Louise; Bernard Clay, Jr.; Jay Gardner,III. Judge Gardner is the son of James William and Catherine E. (Dixon) Gardner,and the grandson of Mathias Linerman and Sarah (Murray) Gardner, and of JamesMilliard and Julia Elizabeth (Newton) Dixon.CHARLES WILLIAM WORRILL, Judge, Court of Appeals, First Division, June8, 1949-to date. Born Feb. 8, 1887 in Cuthbert, Randolph co., Ga. GraduatedBethel Military College, 1902; attended U. S. Cavalry and Army schools, Fort Riley,Kans., 1904-06; Mercer University Law School, 1908-09. Began the practice oflaw in Cuthbert, 1909. Methodist. Democrat. City attorney, Cuthbert, 1919-31;county attorney, Randolph co., 1918-31; Judge, Pataula Circuit, Jan. 1, 1931-June8, 1949. Residence: CuthbertFamily details: Married Nov. 6, 1915 in Cuthbert, Ga., Adelin J. Helms, daughterof George W. and Mary Elizabeth (Reynolds) Helms. One daughter: Adelin J.(Worrill) Hammack. Judge Worrill is the son of William Charles and Georgia(Tackett) Worrill, and the grandson of Bedford S. and Anne (West) Worrill, andof W. B. and Alice (Ward) Tackett.ARTHUR H. CODINGTON, ReporterM.M. VIGNAUX, Assistant ReporterWILLIAM G. ENGLAND, ClerkMORGAN THOMAS, Deputy ClerkWALTER J. HAMMOND, SheriffDECEASED MEMBERS OF COURT OF APPEALS SINCE 1945NASH ROSE BROYLES, Chief Judge, First Division, Court of Appeals, Oct.6, 1919-April 7, 1947 died. Born Oct. 16, 1868 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. Graduated Atlanta Boys' High School, 1885; University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1888, andLL.B. degree, 1889. Began the practice of law in 1889 in Atlanta. Episcopalian.Democrat Chi Phi; Phi Beta Kappa. U. S. commissioner, Northern dist, Ga.,1893-99; recorder, Atlanta, Feb. 1899-Nov. 14, 1914; judge, court of appeals, Nov.14, 1914-Oct. 6, 1919.Family details: Married Nov. 8, 1894 in Atlanta, Ga., Harriet Deas Hall (bornNov. 3, 1879 in Charleston, S. C.), daughter of Tudor Tucker and Harriet (Dawson)Hall. One daughter, Harriet Loretta (Broyles) Hamilton. Judge Broyles was theson of Edwin Nash Broyles (private secretary to Gov. Joseph E. Brown during The208

War Between The States) and Elizabeth (Arnold) Broyles, and the grandson of MajorCain and Lucinda (Nash) Broyles, and of Thomas D. and Loretta (Rose) Arnold.DAVID MONROE PARKER, Judge, Court of Appeals, Second Division, Jan. 13,1944-June 4, 1949 died. Born Aug. 5, 1887 in Baxley, Appling co., Ga. AttendedHearn Academy 1904-05; Locust Grove Institute, 1905-06; graduated Mercer University Law School, 1908; post graduate summer course, Columbia University, 1923.Began the practice of law in Jesup, Ga., 1908. Baptist Democrat. Knights o£Pythias. Mayor, Baxley, 1913-14; member, house of rep., Ware co., 1917-18; cityatty., Waycross, 1921-25; asst. atty. general of Ga., 1933-Apr. 1, 1938; solicitorgeneral, Waycross Judicial Circuit, Jan. 18, 1941-Jan. 13, 1944.Family details: Married Nov. 3, 1909 in Jesup, Ga., Wilburta Williams (bornDec. 29, 1887), daughter of J. H. and Amelia (Little) Williams. Children: DavidMonroe, Jr.; Wilburta Aileen; Isabel Ann. Judge Parker was the son of ThomasAugustus and Mary Virginia (Sellers) Parker and the grandson of Hampton C. andKatherine (Baggs) Parker, and James M. and Jane (Roberson) Sellers.SUPERIOR COURTSAct approved Jan. 26, 1950 divided the State into 35 judicial circuits. (Acts 1950,pp. 23-29.) One judge to each circuit with the following exceptions: Atlanta Circuit, 7; Macon Circuit, 2; Stone Mountain Circuit, beginning Jan. 1, 1951, 2. TheConstitution provides that judges of the Superior Courts "shall be elected by th«*electors of the whole State" for terms of 4 years, but in Democratic primary theyare nominated by the electors of their judicial circuit only. The terms of judges tobegin on the first day of January after their elections. Vacancies by death or resignation shall be filled by appointments of the Governor. The legislature has authorityto add one or more additional judges for any judicial circuit. (See Georgia Constitution of 1945, Article 6, Section 3, Paragraphs I, II, III). The Solicitor Generalfor each judiciary circuit, elected in the same manner and for the same term as thejudges of the Superior Courts. There is only one Solicitor-General for each circuit.Act approved March 9, 1945 created the office of Judge of the Superior Court,Emeritus. Any Judge who shall have attained the age of seventy (70) years andshall have been in continuous service as a Judge of the Superior Court of Georgiafor twenty (20) yean shall be eligible for appointment Any Judge eligible shalladvise the Governor in writing, and the Governor shall make the appointment.A Judge Emeritus shall hold office for life. (Acts 1945, pp. 362-366).ALAPAHA CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Atkinson, Berrien, Clinch, Cook and Lanier)WILLIAM RUFUS SMITH, Nashville, Judge, Alapaho Circuit, Jan. 1, 1929-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Aug. 19, 1878 in Clinch co., Ga. Graduated Douglas, Ga., highschool, 1899; Mercer University, B.L. degree, 1904. Began the practice of law inNashville, Ga., in 1904. Methodist Democrat Mason; Elk; K. of P. Mayor, Nashville, 1917; judge, city court, Nashville, Sept. 1, 1919-Jan. 1, 1929.Family details: Married July, 1912 in Blue Ridge, Ga., Sancil Council, daughter209

of Berry and Mary (Morris) Connell. Children: Joe Mac; Ruby Will; Hazel. JudgeSmith is the son of Benjamin Smith (Confederate soldier) and Mary (Richardson)Smith, and the grandson of John and Elizabeth (Studstill) Smith, and of Jamesand Dicey Richardson.EDWIN ROSS SMITH, Nashville, Judge, Alapaha Circuit, Jan. 1, 1949-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 29, 1888 in Midville, Emanuel co., Ga.Graduated Swainsboro high school, 1908; attended North Ga. Agricultural College.Began the practice of law in Swainsboro, Ga., 1911. Methodist. Democrat. PastmasterMason; K. of P. Secretary, Nashville school dist. board of education, 1928-29. Served as Appeal Agent, Nashville, Semen co., Ga., World War II.Family details: Married Gertrude Hinson (born Mch. 23, 1894), daughter ofJames Monroe and Alice (Sullivan) Hinson. Children: Edwin R., Jr.; Alice (Smith)Mullins; William A.; Betty (Smith) Hancock; Eulita Virgileen. Judge Smith is theson of Henry L. and Alice Vivian (Russell) Smith, and the grandson of JacobLittleton Smith, and John Thomas Russell.HOMER WILLIAM NELSON, Adel, Solicitor-General, Alapaha Circuit, Jan. J,1941-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Aug. 13, 1890 in Ty Ty, Worth (now Tift) co., Ga. Attended Norman Institute, 1907-08; Ga. Normal College, 1911-12; Mercer University,1913-14. Admitted to bar Aug., 1914. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner. Private,C.A.C., 1918. Solicitor, county court, Echols co., Apr. 8, 1915-1919 resigned. Mem-iber, house of rep., Cook co., 1929-31 Ex., 1931; senator, 6th dist., 1933.Family details: Married Nov. 6, 1932, Edna M. Paulk, daughter of Jesse S. andSula (Dickerson) Paulk. Children: Homer S.; Edna Sue; John W. Homer W.Nelson is the son of John Washington and Laura Jane (McCranie) Nelson, andthe grandson of Washington and Nancy (Mathews) Nelson, and Joseph and Margaret (Sineath) McCranie. ~EDWARD PARRISH, Adel, Solicitor-General, Alapaha Circuit, Jan. 1, 1949-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Nov. 21, 1911 in Adel, Cook co., Ga. GraduatedSparks-Adel high school, 1928; Young Harris College, 1930; privately read law andadmitted to the bar in June, 1931. Began the practice of law in Adel, Ga., Aug.,1931. Democrat Member, American Legion ;V.F.W.; W.O.W.; Adel Lions club.Former Cook co. attorney; city attorney, city of Adel and town of Sparks. Servedin the 8th Air Force, World War II.Family details: Edward Parrish is the son of Columbus E. and Nona (Rountree)Parrish, and the grandson of Ezekiel C. and Lou Annie (Shaw) Parrish, and HardyV. and Sarah (Lawson) Rountree.ALBANY CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Baker, Calhoun, Decatur, Dougherty,Mitchell and Grady)CARLTON EMERSON CROW, Gamma, Judge, Albany Circuit, Jan. 1, 1941-to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Oct. 3, 1894 in Box Springs, Marion co.,Ga. Graduated Camilla, Ga., high school, 1912; Emory University, LL.B. degree,1919. Began the practice of law in Camilla, Ga., June 2, 1919. Methodist. Demo-210

crat. W.O.W.; Odd Fellow. Corporal, World War I. Past member, Camilla, Ga.democratic executive committee; past member, Mitchell CO., democratic executivecommittee. Solicitor-general, Albany circuit, Jan. 1, 1937-1940.Family details: Married Dec. 20, 1927 in Decatur co., Ga., Clara Olivia Duke(born Jan. 8, 1904 in Decatur co., Ga.), daughter of Oscar Clarke and Nannie(Sunday) Duke. Children: Sarah Nancy; Clara. Judge Crow is the son of CosbyDawson and Isoline Tilden (Coker) Crow, and the grandson of Francis Austin Crow(Confederate soldier) and Millie Lou (Dickens) Crow, and of Francis MathisCoker (Confederate soldier) and Sallie Collier (Duke) Coker.MASTON EMMETT O'NEAL, JR., Bainbridge, Solicitor-General, Albany Circuit,Jan. 1, 1941-to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born July 19, 1907 in Bainbridge,Decatur co., Ga. Attended Bainbridge public schools; Marion Military Institute;graduated Davidson College, A.B. degree, 1927. Attended Lamar School of Law,Emory University. Principal, Shellman high school, 1927-28. Admitted to the practice of law in Albany Circuit, Jan. 16, 1930. Presbyterian. Democrat. Pi KappaAlpha; Scottish Rite Mason; Odd Fellow; member, Ga. Bar Association.Family details: Married June 5, 1934 in Bainbridge, Ga., Mary Charlotte Tyson(born June 20, 1912 in Americus, Sumter co., Ga.), daughter of Ernest Jones andIrene (Creighton) Tyson. Children: Susan Charlotte; Maston Emmett, III. M. E,O'Neal, Jr., is the son of Maston Emmett O'Neal (solicitor, city court, Bainbridge,Nov. 27, 1904-Nov. 27, 1928, Nov. 27, 1932-date) and Bessie Birch (Matthews)O'Neal, and is the grandson of Maston O'Neal (Confederate soldier; ordinary, Decatur co., 1877-84; senator, 8th dist., 1890-91) and Chloe (Roberts) O'Neal, andof Robert Alien and Sallie (Thompson) Matthews, of Thomaston.ATLANTA CIRCUIT(Composed of the county of Fulton)HUGH MANSON DORSEY, Atlanta, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, May 2, 1935 untildeath on June ,11, 1948. Born July 10, 1871 in Fayetteville, Fayette co., Ga.Graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1893; studied law at University of Va.Methodist. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.; Elk. Kappa Alpha. Captain, co. K, Ga.vols., about 1897. Member, Governor Atkinson's staff. Solicitor-general, Atlantacircuit, Oct. 26, 1910-July 1, 1916, res.; governor of Georgia, June 30, 1917-June25, 1921; judge, city court, Atlanta, Sept. 11, 1926-May 1, 1935 (name changed).Family details: Married June 29, 1911 in Valdosta, Ga., Mary Adair Wilkinson,daughter of James Marion Wilkinson (solicitor, county court, Lowndes co., Aug. 7,1879-June 20, 1881) and Caroline (Howell) Wilkinson. Children: Hugh Manson,Jr.; James Wilkinson. Judge Dorsey was the son of Rufus Thomas Dorsey (member,house of rep., Fayette co., 1873-74; judge, city court, Atlanta, Jan. 20, 1884-Jan. 1,1885, res.) and Sarah Matilda (Bennett) Dorsey, and the grandson of Solomonand Sarah Emily (Glass) Dorsey, and of Cam E. and Emily (Strickland) Bennett.ANTON LEE ETHERIDGE, Atlanta, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, Apr. 27, 1939until death, Mch. 11, 1947. Born May 5, 1896 hi Auburn, Gwinnett (now Barrow)co., Ga. Attended Sparta, Ga., high school and 10th district A. & M. school;graduated Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, May 1918. Began the practice of law211

in 1918. Presbyterian. Deacon, North Avenue Presbyterian Church, "teacher, Tri-Mu Bible Class. Democrat. Mason; Shriner. Member, Delta Theta Phi, legal fraternity. Member, Atlanta Optimist Club and Lawyers' Club. Former vice presidentof Camp Fire Girls. Judge, municipal court, Atlanta, June 10, 1926-Apr. 1, 1939.Judge, civil court, Fulton Co., Apr. 1-Apr. 26, 1939.Family details: Married Dec. 1, 1923 in Atlanta, Ga., Jessie Shephard Brown(born Sept 26, 1901), daughter of Robert Henry and Jessie Shephard (McCaughan)Brown. Children: Jessie Brown; twins, Jack Paul and Robert Charles. Judge Etheridgewas the son of Charles Francis and Winnie Irene (Chamblee) Etheridge,and the grandson of George Washington and Jane (Wages) Etheridge, and Georgeand Martha (Horton) Chamblee.EDGAR ERASTUS POMEROY, Atlanta, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, Feb. 10, 1926-Dec. 5, 1949, resigned. Judge Emeritus, Dec. 6, 1949 to date. Born Jan. 17, 1878at Holyoke, Hampton co., Mass. Graduated Marietta, Ga., high school 1894 andthe University of Ga., B. S. degree, 1898 and B. L. degree, 1899. Sigma AlphaEpsilon. Member, Phi Kappa debating society; member "Sphinx". Began the practice of law in Atlanta, 1899. Episcopalian. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.; Colonel,5th Ga. regt., N.G., 1907-13. Councilman, Atlanta, 1906-07; alderman, Atlanta,1908-10; mayor pro tern, Atlanta, 1907-13, county attorney, Fulton co., 1914-23.Awarded honorary degree, doctor of civil laws, University of the South, Sewanee,Tenn., June 1936.Family details: Married Sept. 9, 1903 in Hamilton, Ga., Lucia Henry Williams(born Sept. 5, 1878) daughter of J. F. C. and Martha (George) Williams. JudgePomeroy is the son of Edgar Josiah and Emma (Loomis) Pomeroy, and the grandson of Erastus and Maria Pomeroy, and of William Stiles.BOND ALMAND, Atlanta, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, Oct. 23, 1942 until May 13,1943 when unseated by Ga. Supreme Court; reseated May 1, 1945 and serveduntil June 28, 1949. (For sketch see Supreme Court).ERNEST EDWARD "SHORTY" ANDREWS, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, Apr. 5,1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Nov. 28, 1897 at Toccoa, Ga. Graduated University of Georgia, LL.B. degree, 1921. Protestant. Democrat. Mason;Shriner; Elk. Member, American Legion. Solicitor-General, Atlanta Circuit, Jan.1, 1945-Apr. 5, 1947. Senator, 31st dist., 1925-26 Ex.-26, 2d Ex.Family details: Married Oct. 6, 1921 at Valdosta, Ga., Miss Daisy Ella Lane.One child: William Edward, born Sept. 9, 1923. Judge Andrews is the son ofWilliam Harrison and Nora Lee (Powell) Andrews.WALTER C. HENDRIX, Atlanta, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, Mch. 21, 1939-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Jan. 14, 1884 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. Attended Atlanta public schools; Emory College. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Lieut.-Col., retired, National Guard, Ga. Member, house of rep., Fulton co., 1919-20;senator, 35th dist., 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex., 1927; commissioner, Roads and Revenues,Fulton co., 1927-35; county atty., Fulton co., 1938.Family details: Married June 6, 1906 hi Atlanta, Ga., Nettie Bankston. Children:W. Clifford; Ruth; Thomas F. Judge Hendrix is the son of Oliver and EugeniaGolden Hendrix.212

VIRLYN BRANHAM MOORE, Bolton, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, Jan. 1, 1927-to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Feb. 28, 1881 in Bolton, Fulton co., Ga.Attended Atlanta Boys' High School; graduated Emory College, B.Ph. degree, 1902,and the University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1905. Began the practice of law in Atlanta,Ga., in 1905. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Elk; Shriner; member, Jr. Order.Member, Fulton co. exemption board, World War I. Justice of the Peace, Collinsdist., Fulton co., 1907; member, board of education, Fulton co., 1910-20; member,house of rep., Fulton co., 1919-20, 1921-22; commissioner, roads and revenues,Fulton co., 1922-26.Family details: Married (1) June 9, 1909 in College Park, Ga., Robbie Parker(born Oct. 12, 1883; died July 20, 1936, in Bolton, Ga.), daughter of M. L. andCotter (Park) Parker. Children: Virlyn Branham, Jr.; James Parker, RobertDunseath. Married (2) Dec. 28, 1938 Mrs. Dorothy Copeland Connally, daughterof Mrs. Arthur Copeland. One daughter: Priscilla Alden. Judge Moore is the sonof James Martin and Martha (Branham) Moore, and the grandson of Thomas andElizabeth (Defoe) Moore, and of the Rev. Walter Richardson Branham (chaplain,house of rep., 1884-85, 1886-87) and Elizabeth (Flournoy) Branham.RALPH HOLLIDAY PHARR, Atlanta, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, Mch. 4, 1948-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept, 4, 1902 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga.Graduated Ga. School of Technology, B.S.A. degree; Emory University, LL.B.degree, 1923; winner of Faculty (1921), W. S. Thompson (1923), Dean's (1923)Medals, Emory Law School. Began the practice of law in Atlanta, Ga., June 1,1923. Democrat. Phi Delta Phi; Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Kappa Psi. Member,American Law Institute; American Judicature Society; Atlanta Lawyers club; Atlanta Historical Society; Ga., American and Atlanta Bar Assos.; Atlanta Athleticand Piedmont Driving clubs. Fulton co. attorney, 1941-43.Family details: Married Oct. 6, 1933 in Fulton co., Ga., Eleanor Dangerfield,daughter of Lionel Sidney and Mina Gertrude (Swallow) Dangerfield. Children:Eleanor Dangerfield; Henrietta Prudence; Melissa Holliday. Judge Pharr is the sonof William Martin and Jessie Holliday (Cooper) Pharr, and the grandson of ThomasEdward and Susan Jane (Sorrells) Pharr, and James Thomas and Susan Catharine(Walker) Cooper.CLAUDE DONALD SHAW, Atlanta, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, Dec. 5, 1949-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Mch. 26, 1910 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. Attended Atlanta public schools; graduated Tech high school, 1928; attended Ga.Tech, 1928-30; graduated Emory University, LL.B. degree, 1933. Clerk, attygeneral,1933-43; asst atty.-general, 1943-46; deputy asst., atty.-general, 1946-49.Baptist. Democrat. Mason; civic clubs.Family details: Married Sept. 25, 1938 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Mary ElizabethKimbro (born Dec. 28, 1917), daughter of Mrs. W. L. Kimbro. Children: MaryEllen; Claudia Lee. Claude D. Shaw is the son of Claude D. and Ruby Lee (Dobbs)Shaw, and the grandson of James and Ellen Shaw, and of H. Lee and Hallie Dobbs.GEORGE PRICE WHITMAN, SR., College Park, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, June28, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Aug. 3, 1883 in Marshfield, Woodco., Wis. Graduated Atlanta and Newnan high schools; University of Ga., B.L.degree, 1906; Yale University, LL.B. degree, 1907. Began the practice of law, At-213

lanta, 1911. Baptist. Democrat. Mason: Blue Lodge; York Rite; 33rd Degree Scottish Rite; Shriner; officer, Masonic Grand Lodge of Ga.; Order of the EasternStar. Law writer and editor, American and English Annotated Cases (Legal Publication), 1907-1911. Member, city council, Decatur, 1918; city attorney, CollegePark, 1922-49.Family details: Married Nov. 2, 1907 in Northport, Long Island, N. Y., KateFuller, daughter of Columbus Green and Eddie Genera (Sewell) Fuller. Children:George P., Jr.; Oscar Fuller; Katherine (Whitman) Stromberg. Judge Whitmanis the son of Charles Edward and Sarah (Price) Whitman, and the grandson of GeorgeJames and Clarissa (Collins) Whitman, and John and Margaret Elizabeth (Jones)Price.JESSE MORGAN WOOD, Atlanta, Judge, Atlanta Circuit, Oct. 27, 1949-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Men. 17, 1879 in Atlanta, Ga. Attended Boys'high school, Atlanta; graduated Emory College, A.B. degree, 1900. Began the practice of law in Atlanta, 1904. Methodist. Democrat Mason; K. of P.; Odd Fellow.Councilman, Atlanta, 1912-16; assistant city Attorney, Atlanta, 1919-25; judge,criminal court, Fulton co., Sept. 1, 1925-Oct. 27, 1949.Family details: Married June 7, 1905 in Kissimmee, Fla., Mamie Lewis Hicks,daughter of Dr. Milton J. and Lula (Hinton) Hicks. Children: Milton Hicks; JesseMorgan, Jr. Judge Wood is the son of Moses and Julia (Walker) Wood, and grandson of Jesse Wood (pioneer of Fulton co.).PAUL WEBB, Atlanta, Solicitor-General, Atlanta Circuit, Apr. 5, 1947-date (termexpires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Apr. 26, 1898 in Roberta, Crawford co., Ga, Graduatedin Bibb co. public schools; Emory University. Began the practice of law in Franklinco., Ga., 1925. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; W.O.W. Served as Methodist minister 6 years; soon after becoming solicitor-general, organized CitizensCrime Prevention Commission, a group of representatives and active leaders ofchurches, women's clubs, chamber of commerce and civic clubs; ami is the reductionof crime in the Atlanta area and to seek ways and means of combating it. Servedin U. S. Army, World War I.Family details: Married Mch. 19, 1925 in Bibb co., Ga., Gladys Alma Young,daughter of John A. Young. Children: Leonard Paul, Jr.; Thomas Butler; JamesEugene. Paul Webb is the son of James E. and Mary Elizabeth (Molton) Webb,and the grandson of James E. and Elizabeth (Hortman) Webb, and Thomas F

Family details: Married July 24, 1907 in Liberty co., Ga., Margaret Esther Smith(July 16, 1889-Dec. 26, 1915), daughter of William Gwinnett and Margaret Laura(Dunham) Smith. Children: Sadie Dean (Price) McClelland; Frances Margaret;Mary Arlene. Judge Price is the son of William Calvin and Laura Ann (Sullivan)Price, and the grandson of Lewis and Sarah (Peacock) Price, and of Martin Sullivan(Confederate soldier) and Mary (Pulaski) Sullivan.RALPH LANE DAWSON, Ludowici, Solicitor-General, Atlantic Circuit, Jan. 1,1939-Apr. 5, 1-950, resigned. Born Aug. 18, 1901 in Tyson, Tattnall co., Ga.Graduated Mercer University, 1923 and Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, 1925.Began the practice of law in Ludowici, May 1925. Democrat. Solicitor, city court,Ludowici, Jan. 1, 1931-Jan. 1, 1939.Family details: Son of Charlie Wesley and Maggie (Martin) Dawson, and thegrandson of Gilbert and Jane (Anderson) Dawson, and of Joe Martin (Confederatesoldier).DONALD HINES FRASER, Hinesville, Solicitor-General, Atlantic Circuit, Apr.11, 1950-date. Born Feb. 27, 1906 in Hinesville, Liberty co., Ga. Attended BradwellInstitute (Liberty co.); Mercer University, 1923-25; graduated University of Florida, LL.B. degree, 1927. Admitted to Fla. bar, 1927; admitted to Ga. bar, 1928.Began the practice of law in Savannah, Ga., 1928. Methodist. Democrat. Mason.Delta Chi. Member, house of rep., Liberty co., 1931. Judge, city court, Hinesville,Jan. 1, 1933-Jan. 1, 1949.Family details: Married July 13, 1934, Evelyn Green. One daughter, Jane.Donald H. Fraser is the son of Donald Fraser (solicitor, county court, Liberty co.,July 15, 1896-May 1900; member, house of rep., Liberty co., 1905-06, 1907-08-08Ex.) and Beulah (Hines) Fraser, and the grandson of Donald Fraser, D.D. (Chaplain, 2d Fla. Inf., Confederate Army; founder, Donald Fraser School for Boys,Decatur, Ga.) and Lucretia (Kennebourough) Fraser, and of Robert Charlton andRebecca (Butler) Hines.AUGUSTA CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Burke, Columbia, McDuffie and Richmond)ALONZO LEE FRANKLIN, Judge, Augusta Circuit, Jan. 1, 1923-Dec. 1, 1946,retired. Judge Emeritus, Dec. 1, 1946-date. Born Dec. 16, 1873 in Burke co., Ga.Graduated Milligan College, A.B. degree, 1900. Began the practice of law inAugusta, Ga., 1901. Member, Christian Church. Democrat. Mason; KnightTemplar; Shriner; member, Jr. Order. Member, Police Commission, 1906-11;chairman, Police Commission. Solicitor-general, Augusta circuit, Jan. 1, 1913-Oct.1922, res.Family details: Married Dec. 22, 1902 in Augusta, Ga., Katherine N. McDaniel(born Jan. 21, 1882 in Edgefield co., S. C.), daughter of William Henry and Lucinda(Swearingen) McDaniel. Judge Franklin is the son of John E. Franklin(Confederate soldier) and Emma (Youngblood) Franklin, and the grandson ofBenjamin W. and Frances Lee (Kirkland) Franklin, and of Augustus Caesar andSarah Elizabeth (Evans) Youngblood.215

GROVER CLEVELAND ANDERSON, Waynesboro, Judge, Augusta Circuit,Dec. 17, 1946-to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Oct. 21, 1888 in Wrens,Jefferson co., Ga. Graduated Wrens, Ga., high school (first honor), 1912; graduated University of Ga., B.L. degree (cum laude), 1915. President of DemosthenesSociety, University of Ga. Admitted to bar, June 16, 1915. Had special coursesin international law, contracts,- industrial and business law, and law merchant atUniversity of Aix-Marseilles, France, 1919. Democrat W.O.W.; past chancellor,K. of P. President, Waynesboro Exchange Club. Past commander, B.L.I. Post,American Legion. Member, Ga. Bar Association. Delegate, democratic state convention, 1928. 2nd lieutenant, U. S. Army, World War I, overseas service with 167Inf. 42nd Division. Judge, city court, Waynesboro, Mch. 2, 1928-Dec. 17, 1946.Family details: Married (1) Feb. 28, 1923 in Waynesboro, Ga., Annie Green(Apr. 19, 1901-Dec. 26, 1928), daughter of Walter Gresham and Annie Lou (Cox)Green. Married (2) Nov. 25, 1931, Lena Houston Daniel, daughter of Joseph W.and Savannah (Heath) Houston. Judge Anderson is the son of Chalmers Quinceyand Ellen (McNair) Anderson, and the grandson of Daniel M. and Mary Ann(Williams) Anderson, and of Isaiah and Latreasa (McGahee) McNair.GEORGE HAINS, Augusta, Solicitor-General, Augusta Circuit, Jan. 1, 1923-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born July 3, 1885 in Augusta, Richmond co., Ga.Attended Richmond Academy, 1899-1902; graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree,1906 and Yale University, LL.B. degree, 1910. Began the practice of law inAugusta in 1911. Christian. Democrat. Mason; Elk; member, American Legion.Member of "Sphinx", Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Epsilon. Captain, World War I.Pres., Augusta Lions club, 1921-22. Probation officer, Juvenile court, Richmond co.,1919-24. Colonel, Ga. State Guard, World War II.Family details: Married May 5, 1916, Effie Evelyn Reynolds, daughter of W. J.and Ella (Sharpe) Reynolds. Children: Dorothy Evelyn; Louise Reynolds. GeorgeHains is the son of George and Marie Wilhelmina (Ferber) Hains, and the grandsonof John Hains, and John and Wilhelmina Ferber.BLUE RIDGE CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Cherokee, Cobb, Fannin, Forsyth,Gilmer and Pickens)JOHN HAROLD HAWKINS, Marietta, Judge, Blue Ridge Circuit, Mch. 1, 1931.Nov. 30, 1948, res. (See Supreme Court for sketch.)HOWELL BROOKE, Canton, Judge, Blue Ridge Circuit, Dec. 1, 1948-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 16, 1887 in Alpharetta, Ga. GraduatedUniversity of Ga., B.L. degree, June, 1911. Began the practice of law in Canton,Ga., July, 1911. Methodist Democrat Mason; Shriner. Mayor of Canton, 1914;member, house of rep., Cherokee co., 1919-20.Family details: Married June 8, 1913 in Washington, D. C., Annile L. Mc-Cutchen, daughter of W. A. and Fannine (Spikes) McCutchen. Children: WilliamJ.; Ann; Elizabeth M. -Judge Brooke is the son of J. P. and Maude (Howell)Brooke, and the grandson of G. W. and Mary (Dial) Brooke, and Dr. James H. andAnn (Dickerson) Howell.216

HENRY GRADY VANDIVIERE, Canton, Solicitor-General, Blue Ridge Circuit,Jan. 1, 1933-Jan. 1, 1949. Born July 27, 1894 in Dawsonville, Dawson CO., Ga.Graduated North Ga. Agricultural College, A.B. degree, 1915; Atlanta Law School,LL.B. degree, 1917. Began the practice of law in Canton, Ga., 1921. Methodist.Democrat. Mason; member, Jr. Order; Red Man; W.O.W. Member, house of rep.,Cherokee co., 1927; senator, 39th dist., 1929-31 Ex.Family details: Married Sept. 19, 1919 in Lancaster, S. C., Helen Lathan,daughter of J. B. and Elizabeth (Wise) Lathan. H. G. Vandiviere is the son ofAlmarine Washington and Rachel Catherine (Wood) Vandiviere, and the grandsonof E. C. Vandiviere, and of Jesse and Sarah (Holcombe) Wood.JAMES THOMAS MANNING, Marietta, Solicitor-General, Blue Ridge Circuit,Jan. 1, 1949-datc (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 4, 1904 in Cobb co., Ga.Graduated Marietta high school, 1923; Southern Business College, 1927; AtlantaLaw School, 1929. Admitted to the bar in Fulton superior court, 1929. Protestant.Democrat. Member, state democratic executive committee, 1930-32; member, houseof rep., Cobb co., 1933, 1935; senator, 39th dist., 1939, resigned to accept appointment, June 5, 1939, asst. U. S. attorney, Northern Dist., of Ga.; resigned June 8,1948 to enter race for solicitor-general, Blue Ridge Circuit and elected withoutopposition.Family details: Married May 27, 1939 in Austell, Ga., Mary E. Cousins. Children: Mary Margaret; John Robert. James T. Manning is the son of John Lipseyand Mary Hughey (Scott) Manning, and the grandson of Thomas and IsabellaSusan (Coleman) Manning, and James and Mary Odum (Thrasher) Scott.BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Appling, Camden, Glynn, Wayne and Jeff Davis)JOHN GORDON KNOX, Hazlehurst, Judge, Brunswick Circuit, Apr. 1, 1935-Sept 8, 1949, died. Born Dec. 31, 1885 in Cherokee co,, Ala. Graduated Summerville,Ga., high school; University of Ga., B.L. degree, June 1909. Began the practiceof law June 1909. Methodist. Democrat. W.O.W.; K. of P.; Mason; Shriner; Elk.Member, school board, Hazlehurst, Ga., 1930-35; member, state democratic executivecommittee, 1919-20, 1933-37; judge, city court, Hazlehurst, Aug. 20, 1913-Aug. 22,1914, res., Jan. 1, 1917-Jan. 1, 1921; senator, 3d dist., 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex.,1933.Family details: Married June 11, 1913 in Hazlehurst, Ga., Inna Moore (born,Feb. 11, 1892 in Hazlehurst, Ga.), daughter of Henry G. Moore (member, houseof rep., Jeff Davis co., 1913-14, 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex.) and Mary (Marr) Moore.Children: Frances Lamar (Knox) Walker; John Gordon, Jr. Judge Knox was theson of Basil Lamar Knox (Confederate soldier) and Fannie (Smith) Knox, andthe grandson of Hugh and Harriet (Montgomery) Knox, and of Isaac and Elizabeth(Hill) Smith.DOUGLAS FAIN THOMAS, Jesup, Judge, Brunsioick Circuit, Sept. 12, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1956). Born Mch. 10, 1900 in Milner (then Pike)Lamar co., Ga. Attended Liberty Hall Academy and Milner high school; graduatedGriffin high school; finished law course by Correspondence School. Began the prac-217

tice of law in Jesup, Ga., Dec. 20, 1933. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Kiwanian.Mayor, Odum, Ga., Jan. 6, 1923-Jan. 6, 1928; chrm., board of trustees, Odumhigh school, Jan. 1, 1927-Jan. 1, 1939; county attorney, Wayne co., Jan 1, 1949-Sept. 1, 1949; solicitor, city court, Jesup, Jan. 1, 1941-Sept. 12, 1949.Family details: Married Oct. 3, 1923 in Wayne co. ,Ga., Neta Grace Hilton(born Oct. 3, 1904), daughter of Lee and Neta (Johnson) Hilton. Judge Thomasis the son of David Griffin and Etta Lois (Godard) Thomas, and the grandson ofDavid Alien and Caroline Virginia (Griffin) Thomas, and William Thomas andMartha Missouri (Brown) Godard.WILLIAM GLENN THOMAS, Jesup, Solicitor-General, Brunswick Circuit, Jan.1, 1939-date. (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Oct. 29, 1899 in Jesup, Wayne co.,Ga. Graduated Jesup high school, 1916; attended South Ga. College; graduatedUniversity of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1922. Began the practice of law in Jesup, Ga.,1922. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Elk; W.O.W.; Vice-pres., Okefenokee Area,council of boy scouts of America; city atty. of Jesup 10 years; Wayne co. Atty. 4years, 1945-49; member, house of rep., Wayne co., 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex., 1927,1931 Ex., 1931. Assistant attorney-general, Jan. 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1939.Family details: Married June 20, 1926 in Thomaston, Ga., Eunice Cleo Reid(born Dec. 17, 1901), daughter of Thomas B. and Mary (Pitta) Reid. Children:Eunice Claire; W. Glenn, Jr. Glenn Thomas is the son of James R. and WillieLorena (Morrison) Thomas, and the grandson of Lewis and Prucian (Eason)Thomas, and John W. and Cannie Earl (Baker) Morrison.CHATTAHOOCHEE CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Chattahoochee, Harris, Marion, Muscogee,Talbot and Taylor)THOMAS HICKS FORT, Columbus, Judge, Chattahoochee Circuit, Sept. 28,1942-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born June 25, 1880 in Cotton Valley,Macon co., Ala. Attended Ala. county school. Graduated Camden, S. C., highschool, 1898; Mercer University, B.L. degree, 1902. Began the practice of lawJune 10, 1902. Presbyterian. Democrat. K. of P.; Mason; I.O.O.F. Member,Columbus Board of Education, 31 years; chairman, same, 17 years. Solicitor, citycourt, Columbus, Oct. 17, 1909-Dec. 31, 1920.Family details: Married June 5, 1907 in Columbus, Ga., Byrd Albright (bornOct 12, 1880 in Lee co., Ala.), daughter of Jacob A. and Frances (Williams)Albright. Children: Elizabeth Winnifred; Margaret Lucille; Thomas Hicks, Jr.;William Albright. Judge Fort is the son of William Watt Fort (member, Co. G.,45th Ala. Regt., C.S.A.) and Elizabeth Winnifred (Hicks) Fort, and the grandsonof Joseph J. and Eliza Dicy (O'Kelley) Fort, and of James E. and Mary Jane(Thomas) Hicks.EDWARD WOHLWENDER, JR., Columbus, Solicitor-General, ChattahoocheeCircuit, Nov. 23, 1942-Jan. 1, 1949. Born July 21, 1909 in Columbus, Muscogeeco., Ga. Graduated Riverside Military Academy, 1928; attended Washington andLee University; Center College; University of Georgia Law School. Admitted topractice law in 1932. Sigma Nu.218

Family details: Married Dec. 19, 1934 in Columbus, Ga., Mary Cooper, daughterof Willard and Mary (Bradley) Cooper. One child: Mary Bradley. Ed Wohlwender,Jr., is the son of Ed Wohlwender, Sr. (member, house of rep., 1909-10,1911-12 Ex.12, 1913-14, 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex., 1919-20; 1939, 1941; senator, 24thdist., 1917-18, 1921-22) and Willie (Blankenship) Wohlwender, and the grandsonof Joseph and Calolina (Busse) Wohlwender.LORENZA HUBERT CALHOUN, Columbus, Solicitor-General, ChattahoocheeCircuit, Jan. 1, 1937-Nov. 18, 1942, resigned to enter Army. Jan. 1, 1949-date (termexpires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Apr. 3, 1907 in Chipley, Harris co., Ga. AttendedHamilton public schools; graduated Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1927. Beganthe practice of law in Hamilton, Ga., 1927. Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Pi. Assistant editor, Gillen's Supplement, Steven's Index-Digest, 2 volumes.Family details: Hubert Calhoun is the son of Lorenza L. and Annie (Cline)Calhoun, and the grandson of James Monroe and Joanna Catherine (Duke) Calhoun, and John Wesley and Penelope (Whitten) Cline.CHEROKEE CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Bartow, Gordon, Murray and Whitfield)J. M. C. TOWNSEND, Judge, Cherokee Circuit, Aug. 6, 1943-Aug. 10, 1947, res.(See Court of Appeals for sketch.)STAFFORD R. BROOKE, Judge, Cherokee Circuit, Aug. 10, 1947-Oct. 4, 1947.(No data for sketch furnished.)JAMES HEDLESTON PASCHALL, Calhoun, Judge, Cherokee Circuit, Oct. 4,1947-to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born May 26, 1889 in Toccopola, Pontotocco., Miss. Graduated University of Miss., A.B. degree, 1910; Vanderbilt University; Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1914. Began the practice of law in Calhoun, Ga., in 1914. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.; Sigma Nu; Chairman,school board, 6 yrs.; city attorney, Calhoun, Ga., several yrs. Senator, 43rd dist.,1933; Solicitor-General, Cherokee circuit, Jan. 1, 1937-Oct. 3, 1947.Family details: Married Oct. 6, 1918 in Calhoun, Ga., Hilda Harbin (bornMch. 14, 1895 in Gordon co., Ga.), daughter of Thomas Witherspoon Harbin(senator, 43rd dist., 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex.) and Ida (Harlan) Harbin. Children:Milda Ann; James Harbin. Judge Paschall is the son of Samuel Aaron and SaraElizabeth (Patterson) Paschall, and the grandson of Aaron and Evaline (Phillips)Paschall, and of Willis and Sara (Hilliard) Patterson.WARREN AKIN, Cartersville, Solicitor-General, Cherokee Circuit, Oct. 4, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born May 12, 1913 in Cartersville, Bartow co.,Ga. Graduated Cartersville high school; University of Georgia, A.B. and LL.B.degrees, June 1935; attended Mercer Law School, summer of 1933. Began the practice of law in Cartersville, Ga., June 1935. Methodist. Democrat. City alderman,Cartersville, June 1946-Dec. 31, 1947. Major, U. S. Army, World War II; received5 battle stars and Bronze Star Medal.Family details: Married Feb. 9, 1943 in Ala., Jean Goodhart (born Jan. 27,1913), daughter of C. R. and Pauline (Boyd) Goodhart. Children: Warren, Jr.;219

William M. Warren Akin is the son of Paul F. and Katharine (Lovejoy) Akin,and the grandson of Warren and Mary Frances (de Verdery) Akin, and William F.and Anna (Lowe) Lovejoy.CORDELE CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Dooly, Wilcox, Crisp and Ben Hill)ORIEN THOMAS GOWER, Cordele, Judge, Cordelt Circuit, 1919-23; Jan. 1,1939-to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Aug. 29, 1879 in Monroe, Waltonco., Ga. Graduated Peabody Normal College, L.I. degree, 1899; University of Nashville, A.B. degree, 1901; Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1905. Began the practiceof law in Cordele, Ga., Sept 1905. Methodist. Democrat K. of P.; Elk. City attorney, Gordele, 1923-39; county attorney, Crisp co., several years; member, Gordeleboard of education, 10 yrs. Member, house of rep., Crisp co., 1911-12 Ex.-12,1913-14.Family details: Married 1907 Mary Lee Pound, daughter of D. B. and Fannie(Wynne) Pound. Children: Frances E.; Mary; O. T., Jr.; Caroline. Judge Goweris the son of David S. Gower (Confederate soldier) and Mary Elizabeth (Hamilton)Gower.HARVEY LAMAR JAY, Fitzgerald, Solicitor-General, Cordele Circuit, Dec. 29,1941-to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Aug. 12, 1906 in Fitzgerald, BenHill co., Ga. Graduated Fitzgerald high school, 1923; attended Georgia School ofTechnology; Mercer Law School, graduated 1929 with LL.B. degree (Cum Laude).Baptist Democrat Mason; Knight Templar; Shriner; I.O.O.F. Mayor, Fitzgerald,1940, 1941; city attorney, Fitzgerald, 1942, 1943.Family details: Married Feb. 21, 1931 in Crisp co., Ga., Lydia Elizabeth Coney(born Aug. 16, 1908 in Crisp co., Ga.), daughter of Perry Clegg and Sallie Mae(Wheeler) Coney. Children: Harvey Lamar, Jr.; Charles Allan; Lydia Elizabeth.Harvey Lamar Jay is the son of Philip Clayton and Bessie Louise (Harley) Jay,and the grandson of David Belton and Annie May (Clayton) Jay, and James Hughand Mina (Phillips) Harley.COWETA CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Carroll, Coweta, Heard, Meriwether and Troup)SAMUEL JEFFERSON BOYKIN, Carrollton, Judge, Coweta Circuit, Aug. 6,1943-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born May 10, 1901 in Carrollton, Carrollco., Ga. Attended Carrollton public schools; Georgia Military College; Universityof Georgia. Began the practice of law in Carrollton, Ga., in 1921. MethodistDemocrat. Alpha Tau Omega. Mason; Shriner; Rotarian. City attorney, Carrollton,1924-1937; attorney, state revenue commission, 1937-1938; attorney, industrial board,1938-1939; secretary-treasurer, state highway board, 1939-1941. Judge, city court,Carrollton, Jan. 13, 1941-Aug. 6, 1943.Family details: Married Apr. 27, 1922 in Atlanta, Ga., Miriam Stone (bornJuly 8, 1903 in Carroll co., Ga.), daughter of E. P. and Alice (Estep) Stone. Onechild: Martha Alice. Judge Boykin is the son of Samuel J. and Ida (Wilkinson)Boykin, and the grandson of John T. and Elizabeth (Fuller) Boykin.220

LUTHER MANDEVILLE WYATT, LaGrange, Solicitor-General, Coaieta Circuit,Jan. 1, 1945-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Jan. 8, 1900 in Franklin, Heard co., Ga. GraduatedBerry Schools, 1922; pre-legal training, Oglethorpe University, 1924; graduatedUniversity of Ga. Law School, 1926. Began the practice of law in LaGrange, Ga.,1926. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; B.P.O.E.; J.O.U.A.M.Family details: Married Feb. 27, 1937 in Carrollton, Ga., Myrl Griffin (bornOct. 14, 1908), daughter of Lloyd Harris and Myrl (Fitts) Griffin. Children: JohnMichael; Smithnel Franklin; Elizabeth Marie; Charles Cowdery; Katherine Griffin.L. M. Wyatt is the son of Smithnel Franklin and Mary Elizabeth (Kent) Wyatt,and the grandson of Zacharias and Emma (Delamar) Wyatt, and Joseph and Emma(Walker) Kent.WRIGHT LIPFORD, Newnan, Solicitor-General, Coweta Circuit, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). (No data for sketch furnished).DUBLIN CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Laurens, Johnson and Twiggs)ROBERT EARL CAMP, Dublin, Judge, Dublin Circuit, Jan. 1, 1925-Jan. 1,1933; Dec. 26, 1940-Jan. 1, 1949. Born July 31, 1883 in Swainsboro, Emanuel co.,Ga. Attended local schools. Baptist. Democrat. City attorney, Dublin. Delegateto the National Democratic Convention in San Francisco in 1932; delegate to theNational Democratic Convention in Philadelphia in 1936, and National Elector inthe year 1936.Family details: Married June 29, 1904, Gussie Smith, daughter of Capt. HardySmith. Children: Evelyn Douglas; Mary Adelaide; Sophie Frances; Rosalyn. JudgeCamp is the son of Josephus Camp (solicitor, county court, Emanuel co., Feb. 16,1867-68) and Sophronia (Brown) Camp, and the grandson of Orsmus Camp andof Samuel and Nancy Dekle Brown.JAMES ROY ROWLAND, Wrightsville, Judge, Dublin Circuit, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Dec. 18, 1899 in Wrightsville, Johnson co.,Ga. Attended Warthen College; graduated Mercer University, LL.B. degree, June6, 1923. Began the practice of law in Wrightsville, Ga., June 15, 1923. Methodist.Democrat. Mason; Odd Fellow; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Al Sihah Temple of theShrine; Order of the Eastern Star; Order of the Amaranth; member, AmericanLegion; Forty and Eight. 1st class private, co. H, llth inf., Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.,1917. City attorney, Wrightsville, 1925; solicitor, city court, Wrightsville, Jan.1925-Jan. 1, 1933. Solicitor-General, Dublin Circuit, Jan. 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1941.Family details: Married Feb. 24, 1925 in Wrightsville, Ga., Jerradine MarilynBrinson, daughter of Jeremiah Wesley and Mary Lizzie Brinson. Children: JamesRoy, Jr.; Joseph Wesley. Judge Rowland is the son of Joseph Henry and NancyJane (Snell) Rowland, and the grandson of John R. and Susan Rowland, andJames Christopher and Martha Melinda Snell.WILLIAM WASHINGTON LARSEN, JR., Dublin, Solicitor-General, DublinCircuit, Jan. 1, 1945-to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 23, 1905 inSwainsboro, Emanuel co., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., B.L. degree, June 20,1928. Admitted to bar and began practice in Dublin, Ga., June 1928. Baptist.221

Democrat. Kappa Alpha; Phi Delta Phi. City attorney, Dublin, Ga., 1932-37;county attorney, Laurens co., Ga., 1933. Senator, 16th dist., 1935; member, houseof rep., Laurens Co., 1937-37/38 Ex.; senator, 16th dist., 1935.Family details: Married Aug. 29, 1929 in Aiken, S. C., Francis Beacham (bornDec. 1911 in Laurens co., Ga.), daughter of J. H. and Hattie (Daffin) Beacham.Children: William Washington, III and Joan. W. W. Larsen, Jr.,. is the son ofWilliam Washington Larsen (born Aug. 12, 1871 in Hagan, Tattnall co., Ga.;member of congress, 12th dist., Mch. 4, 1917-Mch. 4, 1933; director, unemploymentinsurance division, Mch. 31, 1937-Jan. 5, 1938, died) and Dovie Edenfield (Strange)Larsen (born May 1, 1881; married Dec. 18, 1898 in Swainsboro, Emanuel co., Ga.,died Apr. 13, 1928), and the grandson of Peter Larsen (born in Denmark; died in,Hagan, Ga.) and Ann (Margrada) Larsen (born Apr. 12, 1835 in Denmark), andof David J. Strange (born in Emanuel co., Ga.; died in Sherman, Texas) andMary Ann (Edenfield) Strange (born in Emanuel co., Ga.; died in Swainsboro, Ga.).EASTERN CIRCUIT(Composed of the county of Chatham)DAVID SCARLETT ATKINSON, Savannah, Judge, Eastern Circuit, Jan. 1,1945-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Nov. 1, 1884 in Spring Bluff, Camdenco., Ga. Attended Brunswick public schools; Gordon Institute; University of Ga.;graduated Mercer University Law School, B.L. degree. Admitted to the bar, June5, 1907. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason; Elk; A.T.O.; K. of P.; F.O. Order ofEagles. Published Code City of Savannah, 1918. Capt., co. "D," Chatham HomeGuard; 1st Lieut., 1st infantry, Ga. National Guard. Judge, city court, St. Marys,Ga., Aug. 9, 1909-1913; asst., city attorney, Savannah, 1913-19; chairman, Chathamco. democratic executive committee, 1926-date; member, general council, Americanbar asso., 1931-32; associate State council, Home Owner's Loan Corp., 1933; member, house of rep., Chatham co., 1921-22, 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1939, 1941; senator, 1stdist., 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.; member, Constitutional commission, 1943-44; member, Judicial council, State of Ga., 1945-48.Family details: Married June 3, 1914 in Savannah, Ga., Catherine Candler,daughter of George Leon and Elizabeth Lee (Kyle) Candler. Children: Catherine(Atkinson) Maner; David Scarlett, Jr. (killed in action in Philippine Is., 1945);Leonora (Atkinson) Fulenwider; Ann Elizabeth (Atkinson) Keever. Judge Atkinsonis the son of Dean Dunwody and Sarah (Scarlett) Atkinson, and the grandsonof Alexander Smith and Mary Ann (McDonald) Atkinson, and David Crum andSarah Hardee (Hull) Scarlett.SAMUEL ADAMS CANN, Savannah, Solicitor-General, Eastern Circuit, Jan. 1,1933-Sept 1946, died. Born June 30, 1892 in Chatham co., Ga. Graduated Savannah high school; V.M.I, and University of Ga., B.L. degree. Began the practice oflaw in Savannah in 1914. Episcopalian. Democrat. Elk; Mason; Knight Templar;Shriner; Eagle. 1st Lieut., World War I. Judge, municipal court, Savannah, Jan.1, 1916-Apr. 1917.Family details: Married Nov. 25, 1925 in Savannah, Ga., Harriet Paine Lawrence(born Dec. 25, 1901), daughter of Alexander Atkinson and Isabelle Ashby (Paine)Lawrence. Children: Samuel Adams, Jr.; Alexander Lawrence. S. A. Cann was the222

son of William G. and Lavinia Lawrence (Adams) Cann, and the grandson ofJames F. and Anna Sophia (Turner) Cann, and William B. and Rachel (Gammon)Adams.ANDREW JOSEPH RYAN, JR., Savannah, Solicitor-General, Eastern Circuit,Sept. 1946-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept 13, 1900 in Savannah,Chatham co., Ga. Graduated Savannah public schools, 1915; Benedictine MilitarySchool, 1919; University of Ga. Law Schol, 1922. Began the practice of law in Savannah, 1922. Roman Catholic. Democrat. Knights of Columbus; Elk. Assistantto Solicitor-General, Jan. 1, 1933-Sept 1946.Family details: Married Nov. 19, 1924 in Savannah, Ga., Eleanor Reese (bornSept. 14, 1902), daughter of Alfred F. and Nellie (Livingston) Reese. Children:Marjorie Eleanor; Jeanne Reese; Jo Ann; Andrew Joseph, III. Andrew J. Ryan, Jr.,is the son of Andrew J. and Mary E. (Dillon) Ryan, and the grandson of PatrickRyan, and Philip F. and Sarah Rebecca (Harrell) Dillon.FLINT CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Butts, Henry, Monroe and Lamar)GEORGE OGDEN PERSONS, Forsyth, ©judge, Flint Circuit, Aug. 20, 1923-Aug. 1, 1947, resigned. Born Nov. 17, 1872 in Fort Valley, Houston co., Ga. Graduated Henry Grady Institute, 1890, and University of Ga., B.L. degree, 1893. Beganthe practice of law in Forsyth in 1893. Methodist. Mason; Shriner. Member, houseof rep., Monroe co., 1907-08-08 Ex., 1909-10; senator, 22nd dist., 1915-15 Ex.,16-17 Ex.; pres. of senate, 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex.; judge, city court, Forsyth, Apr.1, 1914-Jan. 1, 1915 (court abolished).Family details: Married May 8, 1898 in Forsyth, Monroe co., Ga., Alice Bramblett,daughter of Augustus W. and Georgia Ann (Hill) Bramblett. Judge Personsis the son of Dr. Robert Turner and Mary (Barry) Persons, and the grandson ofGeorge Washington and Narcissus (Jones) Persons, and John Taylor and Mary(Anderson) Barry.HARVEY JOHN KENNEDY, Barnesville, Judge, Flint Circuit, Aug. 1, 1947-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Dec. 21, 1898 in Knoxville, Tenn. Graduated Gordon Institute,1917; University of Ga., LL.B. degree. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Kiwanis; ChiPhi; Phi Delta Phi. 2nd Lieut., 58th Inf., 4th Div., Nov. 27, 1917-Sept. 16, 1919;severely wounded July 18, 1918; four times Commander, Leon Martin Post, No. 25,American Legion, Barnesville. Solicitor, city court, Barnesville, Jan. 1, 1925-Jan. 1,1929; member, house of rep., Lamar co., 1929-33; mayor, Barnesville, 1941-43,1945-47.Family details: Married June 21, 1922, Marisu Reeves, daughter of Howardand Leola (Black) Reeves. One son: Harvey John, Jr. Judge Kennedy is the sonof T. H. Jones and the adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kennedy of Barnesville.FRANK BARTOW WILLINGHAM, Forsyth, Judge, Flint Circuit, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born May 10, 1889 in Forsyth, Monroe co., Ga.Graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1908 and Mercer University, LL.B.degree, 1909. Began the practice of law in Forsyth, June 1909. Methodist Demo-223

crat. Mason; Knight Templar (Grand Commander of Knights Templar of Ga.,1941-42); Shriner; W.O.W.J Phi Delta Theta; member, American Legion; member,Ga. Bar Association. Capt., World War I, overseas service, Field Artillery; member,Veterans of Foreign Wars. Solicitor-general, Flint Circuit, Jan. 1, 1925-Jan. 1, 1949.Family details: Married Apr. 18, 1929 in Newnan, Coweta co., Ga., May Cole,daughter of Madison Filmore and May (Stewart) Cole. Judge Willingham is theson of Bartow Stephens, and Lula (Smith) Willingham, and the grandson of Benjamin Adams and Louisa (Bolton) Willingham, and James Hiram and Julia (Cook)Smith.BENJAMIN BYRD GARLAND, Jackson, Solicitor-General, Flint Circuit, Jan. 1,1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born June 18, 1911 in Barnesville, Lamarco., Ga. Graduated Atlanta Boys' high school, 1930; attended Emory University.Baptist. Democrat. Kiwanian; F. & A. M.; R.A.M.; Knights Templar; Shriner;V.F.W.; Legionaire. Member, Flint Circuit, Ga. and American bar associations.Veteran, World War II, serving with 85th Div. in Italy; awarded combat infantrybadge; bronze star medal; 3 campaign battle stars. Member, Jackson board ofeducation, 1940-41; member, house of rep., Butts co., 1947-1948.Family details: Married May 3, 1936 in Jackson, Butts co., Ga., Mollie Watkins,daughter of William E. and Ermine (Rambo) Watkins. Children: William Jay;Benjamin McCaskill; John Byrd. Benjamin B. Garland is the son of James J. andSallie BeUe (Turnipseed) Garland, and the grandson of R. H. J. and Sarah E.(Head) Garland, and Richard A. and Sallie (Marable) Turnipseed.GRIFFIN CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Spalding, Pike, Upson and Fayette)CHESTER ALBERT BYARS, Judge, Griffin Circuit, May 8, 1939-date (termexpires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Jan. 9, 1893 in Monticello, Jasper co., Ga. Beganthe practice of law Jan. 1, 1920 in Griffin, Ga. Democrat Mason; Elk; K. of P.;member, Jr. Order. Justice of the peace, Jan. 26, 1924-Jan. 26, 1928; member,house of rep., Spalding co., 1929-31 Ex. Solicitor, city court, Griffin, Jan. 1, 1933-May 8, 1939.Family details: Married Jan. 12, 1912 in Griffin, Ga., Jodie Payne, daughterof Carter and Mattie (Williams) Payne. Judge Byars is the son of George Washington and Honey (Barnett) Byars, and the grandson of O. B. Byars, and JohnLumsden and Phoebe Adeline (Duncan) Barnett.FRED EAGER STRICKLAND, Griffin, Solicitor-General, Griffin Circuit, Jan. 1,1941-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Nov. 20, 1891 at Horn's Cross Roads, Miller co., Ga.Graduated Iron City, Ga., high school, 1907; Mercer University, LL.B degree withhonors, 1915. Began the practice of law in Bainbridge, Ga., 1915. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.; K. of P. Solicitor, city court, Bainbridge, Nov. 27, 1928-32.Family details: Married May 9, 1917 in Bainbridge, Ga., Frances Lamar Robinson, daughter of John M. and Elizabeth Robinson. Children: Fred E., Jr.; WilmerL. Fred E. Strickland is the son of Hardy Ream and Mary Elizabeth (Thomas)Strickland, and the grandson of Hardy and Sophronia (Pickren) Strickland, andPerry and Susan Thomas.224

JOHN JAMES FLYNT, JR., Griffin, Solicitor-General, Griffin Circuit, Jan. 1,1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Nov. 8, 1914 in Griffin, Spalding co.,Ga. Attended Griffin and Spalding co. public schools; Georgia Military Academy;Emory University; graduated University of Georgia, A.B. degree, 1936; GeorgeWashington University, LL.B. degree, 1940. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Elk;W.O.W.; Kiwanian; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Delta Phi; Amer. Legion; V.F.W.Asst. U. S. dist. atty., northern district of Ga., 1939-41, 1945-46; member, house ofrep., Spalding co., 1947. Lt Col., World War II, ETO; received Bronze StarMedal.Family details: Married Feb. 7, 1942 in San Bernardino, Calif., Patricia I.Bradley of Dalton, Ga. (born Mch. 5, 1918), daughter of Crisp L. and DorothyIrby Bradley. Children: Susan Banks; John James, III; Crisp Bradley. John J.Flynt, Jr., is the son of John James Flynt (born Sept. 22, 1872; member, house ofrep., Spalding co., 1900-01, 1902-03-04, 1905-06, 1926, 1933, 1935; senator, 26thdist, 1907-08; 1919-20, 1937-37/38; president of senate, 1908-08; judge, citycourt, Griffin, 1908-1922; died July 28, 1949) and Susan Whin (Banks) Flynt,and the grandson of Tilgham W. and Martha Jane (Turner) Flynt, and John Henryand Mary Lavinia (Young) Banks.LOOKOUT CIRCUITCreated Jan. 26, 1950 to begin operation Jan. 1, 1951. Composed of the Counties of Catoosa, Dade, Chattooga and Walker. Judges to be elected at generalelection of 1950 to take office for term beginning Jan. 1, 1951.Solicitor-General, Rome Circuit, shall continue to discharge duties of solicitorgeneralin counties of Walker and Chattooga until Jan. 1, 1953.Solicitor-General, Cherokee Circuit, shall continue to discharge duties of solicitorgeneralin counties of Catoosa and Dade until Jan. 1, 1953. See Acts 1950, pp.23-29.NOTE: Present Solicitor-General of the Rome Circuit is W. T. Maddox. PresentSolicitor-General of the Cherokee Circuit is Warren Akin.MACON CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Bibb, Crawford, Houston and Peach)MALLORY COOK ATKINSON, Macon, Judge, Macon Circuit, Mch. 30, 1944-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Feb. 23, 1906 in Newnan, Coweta co., Ga.Graduated Newnan high school; Emory University, Bachelor of Philosophy, 1926;ibid, Bachelor of Laws, 1930. Began the practice of law in Macon, Feb. 1930.Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. MaseruFamily details: Married June 9, 1928 in Clarendon co., S. C., Gertrude Gist Gee(born June 2, 1906), daughter of Nathaniel Gist and Clara Belle (Davis) Gee.Children: Bettie Helen; Mary Jane; Mallory Cook, Jr. Judge Atkinson is the sonof Theodore Ellis and Mary Lou (Cook) Atkinson, and the grandson of JohnPepper and Theodora Phelps (Ellis) Atkinson, and William Francis and Lou Jane(Richards) Cook.225

MALCOLM DUPONT JONES, Macon, Judge, Macon Circuit, Nov. 1, 1920-Oct. 1, 1946. Died Sept. 19, 1947. Born Feb. 25, 1866 in N. C. Attended publicschools of Bibb co., Ga.; graduated Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1885. Admittedto bar in Macon, Ga., Aug. 2, 1889. Methodist. Democrat. Alpha Tau Omega.Rotarian. Alderman, Macon.Family details: Married Oct 24, 1889 in Brunswick, Glynn co., Ga., Rosa LeeFranklin, daughter of August F. and Almira G. Franklin. Children: Mrs. WestonPatterson; Malcolm D. Jr. Judge Jones was the son of William Cole and ElizabethP. (Askew) Jones, and the grandson of the Rev. John Jones, of Beaufort, N. C.AMOS MILLEDGE (PHIL) ANDERSON, Perry, Judge, Macon Circuit, Aug.26, 1939-Jan. 26, 1944, resigned to enter Navy; Oct. 1, 1946-date (term expires Jan.1, 1955). Born Dec. 7, 1908 in Houston( now Peach) co., Ga. Graduated Perryhigh school, 1926; attended Emory University, 2 years; received LL.B. degree fromMercer University, 1931. Began the practice of law in Perry, Ga., 1931. Methodist.Democrat. Phi Delta Theta; Mason; Shriner; W.O.W. School teacher, athleticcoach, Hart co., Ga., public school system, 1928-29. Mayor of Perry, May 1934-Sept. 1938; member, Board of Penal Administration, Feb. 16, 1938-Mch. 1, 1938.State Director, Penal Administration, Mch. 1, 1938-Mch. 24, 1939. Executive Secretary, Penal Correction, Mch. 24, 1939-Aug. 20, 1939. Member, Committee of Barof Georgia on General Rules and Practices and Procedure (appointed by SupremeCourt of Georgia, Dec. 2, 1949).Family details: Married July 18, 1930 in South Carolina, Laura Killen Gilbert(born Feb. 15, 1911), daughter of Henry Tucker and Laura (Killen) Gilbert.Children: Angela; Laura Killen; Phyllis; Amos Milledge, III. Judge Anderson isthe son of Amos Milledge and Irene (Phillips) Anderson, and the grandson ofGeorge D. and Anna Eliza (Houser) Anderson, and Steve Jefferson and MarthaMatilda (Comer) Phillips.CHARLES HANES GARRETT, Macon, Solicitor-General, Macon Circuit, Nov.1, 1919-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Nov. 1, 1886 in Macon, Bibb co.,Ga. Graduated Tifton, Ga., high school, 1904; Mercer University, A.B. degree,1908; M. A. degree, 1909; LL.B. degree, 1911. Began the practice of law in Macon,Ga., 1914. Methodist. Democrat. Odd Fellow; Elk. Kiwanian. Joint-editor,Park's Annotated Code of Ga., June 1910-Sept. 1914.Family details: Married July 22, 1914 in Macon, Ga., Edyth Margaret Marshall(born Feb. 13, 1890), daughter of John Dill and Jennie A. (Houser) Marshall.One daughter: Geraldine (Garrett) Jordan. Charles H. Garrett is the son of William Henry and Margaret M. (Brantley) Garrett, and the grandson of ThomasJefferson and Mattie (Twilley) Garrett, and Lunsford and Christine (Waller)Brantley.MIDDLE CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Emanuel, Jefferson, Washington,Toombs and Candler)ROBERT HENRY HUMPHREY, Swainsboro, Judge, Middle Circuit, Jan. 1,1943-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Aug. 20, 1898 in Swainsboro, Emanuel226

co., Ga. Graduated Swainsboro high school, 1915; attended Emory College, 1915-17; University of Ga., 1919-20. Began the practice of law in Swainsboro, Ga., 1920.Methodist. Democrat. Mason; member, American Legion; Kiwanian; Alpha TauOmega; D.V.S. U.S.N.R.F., World War I, seaman. Member, house of rep.,Emanuel co., 1925-26 Ex.-26 2nd Ex., 1927; solicitor, city court, Swainsboro, Jan. 1,1929-Jan. 1, 1937; judge, city court, Swainsboro, Jan. 1, 1937-July 7, 1942.Family details; Married Apr. 14, 1921 in Fulton co., Ga., Josibel Christopher(born Sept. 12, 1899), daughter of Ambrose Benjamine and Beulah (Raley)Christopher. Children: Robert Henry, Jr.; Ann Christopher. Judge Humphrey isthe son of Bernard Leonida and Hattie (Daniel) Humphrey, and the grandsonof Robert Toombs and Beulah Lenora (Heath) Humphrey, and Henry Richardand Addie (Kirkland) Daniel.WEYLUD HUDSON LANIER, Metter, Solicitor-General, Middle Circuit, Jan. 1,1937-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 21, 1888 in Metter, Bulloch co.,Ga. Graduated Lumpkin Law School, University of Ga., B.L. degree, June 18, 1913.Began the practice of law in Metter, Ga., June 19, 1913. Methodist. Democrat.Mayor, Metter, Jan. 1, 1918-Jan. 1, 1920; judge, city court, Metter, July 30, 1920-Jan. 1, 1929.Family details: Married May 10, 1914 in Bulloch co., Ga., Bernice Bird (bornMch. 28, 1895), daughter of Josiah and Laura (Mercer) Bird. Children: AddieLaurie; Weylud Hudson, Jr., Jewel Bird; William Albert; Dan Lambert; HelenHudson. W. H. Lanier is the son of William and Adeline (Scarboro) Lanier, andthe grandson of Richard and Follie (Martin) Lanier, and Absalom and Demarius(Clifton) Scarboro.MOUNTAIN CIRCUITIn operation since Feb. 7, 1949. See Act creating Mountain Circuit in Acts1949, p. 266.(Composed of the counties of Habersham, Rabun, Stephens, Towns and Union)JOHN ECCLESTON FRANKUM, Clarkesville, Judge, Mountain Circuit, Feb.7, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Mch. 6, 1898 at Soque, Habershamco., Ga. Attended public schools of Habersham co.; 9th District A&M School;graduated Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, 1920. Began the practice of law atClarkesville, Ga., 1920. Baptist. Democrat. Mayor, city of Clarkesville^ 1931-1936;judge, city court, Habersham, Mch. 21, 1941-Jan. 1, 1947; solicitor-general, Northeastern Circuit, Jan. 1, 1947-Feb. 7, 1949 .resigned; judge, Mountain Circuit (datesgiven above).Family details: Married Apr. 7, 1918 in Habersham co., Ga., Beulah Kimsey (bornApr. 11, 1892 in Towns co., Ga.), daughter of Robert A. and Ardillia (Wood)Kimsey. Children: John E., Jr.; Kathleen; Evelyn; Stephen D.; Joe. Judge JohnE. Frankum is the son of Joseph E. J. and Caroline (Hill) Frankum, and the grandson of Joseph B. B. and Elizabeth (McClure) Frankum, and of Wilson and Sarah(Cole) Hill.WINSTON OWEN, Toccoa, Solicitor-General, Mountain Circuit, Feb. 7, 1949-227

date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 11, 1898 in Toccoa, Stephens co., Ga.Attended Toccoa high school. Began the practice of law, June 28, 1916. Presbyterian. Democrat. Clerk, superior court, Stephens co., 1920; deputy clerk, 4 years;solicitor, city court, Stephens co., Mch. 2, 1937-Feb. 7, 1949.Family details: Married Nov. 22, 1920 in Atlanta, Ga., Gussie Sitton Lawrence(born Dec. 5, 1900), daughter of Joseph H. and Janie Hill (Sitton) Lawrence.One daughter: Jane. Winston Owen is the son of John W. and Mary Eliza (Ward)Owen, and the grandson of Joshua and Drucilla (Watson) Owen, and Flarius Ward.NORTHEASTERN CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Dawson, Hall, Lumpkin, and White)THOMAS SLAUGHTER CANDLER, Judge, Northeastern Circuit, July 5, 1939-Aug. 18, 1945, res. (For sketch see Supreme Court).WILLIAM BOYD SLOAN, Gainesville, Judge, Northeastern Circuit, Aug. 18,1945-Oct 8, 1948, resigned. Born July 9, 1895 in Gainesville, Hall co., Ga. Attended Gainesville high school; North Ga. Agricultural College. Studied law infather's office; admitted to the Bar Dec. 27, 1915. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;Shriner. Recorder, Gainesville, 1917; county attorney, Hall co., 1927-31; member,house of rep., Hall co., 1927, 1929-31 Ex.; assistant attorney-general, 1932-Jan.1933; judge, city court, Hall co., Jan 1, 1935-Aug. 18, 1945, resigned.Family details: Married Sept. 6, 1923 in Gainesville, Ga., Jessie Lea Jackson,daughter of James A. and Nan (Wallace) Jackson, daughter of James A. and Nan(Wallace) Jackson. Judge Sloan is the son of Wilford Baker and Angelina (Reed)Sloan, and the grandson of George W. and Sarah (Puckett) Sloan, and WilsonLumpkin and Mary (Lancaster) Reed.HERBERT RAY EDMONDSON, Gainesville, Judge, Northeastern Circuit, Oct.8, 1948-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born July 5, 1908 in Suwanee, Gwinnettco., Ga. Graduated Gainesville high school, 1926; University of Ga., LL.B. degree,1931. Began the practice of law in Gainesville, Ga., June, 1931. Baptist. Democrat.American Legion; V.F.W. Solicitor, city court, Hall co., Jan. 1, 1935-Feb. 10, 1941.U. S. Army, Feb. 10, 1941-Aug. 30, 1945; served in the Pacific area 3/a years;discharged with rank of Lt. Col. Judge, city court, Hall co., Oct. 2, 1945-Oct. 8,1948, resigned.Family details: Married July 5, 1935, Mary Emma Benson, daughter of Frankand Effie (Bagwell) Benson. Judge Edmondson is the son of Harmon Lee andMary Liza (Buice) Edmondson, and the grandson of Merideth E. and PhoebeCaline (Williams) Edmondson, and Noble John and Sally (Gilbert) Buice.GILES FREDERICK KELLEY, Gainesville, Solicitor-General, Northeastern Circuit, Jan. 1, 1939-Jan. 1, 1947. Born Lilburn, Gwinnett co., Ga. Graduated MercerUniversity, LL.B. degree, 1913. Began the practice of law in Lawrenceville, Ga.,1913. Presbyterian. Democrat. Royal Arch Mason; Odd Fellow; member, Jr.Order; W.O.W. Worshipful master, Lawrenceville lodge, No. 131, F. & A. M., 1919;high priest, Mount Vernon chapter, R.A.M., Lawrenceville, 1922; high priest,R.A.M., Gainesville, 1924; noble-grand Air Line Lodge, I.O.O.F., Gainesville, 1925;228

dist. master, 9th dist. Masonic convention, 1925; div. dep. grand master, 20th div.,I.O.O.F., 1925-26. Member, house of rep., Gwinnett co., 1917-18, 1919-20; solicitor,city court, Hall co., Jan. 1, 1927-Jan. 1, 1935.Family details: Married June 4, 1923 in Atlanta, Ga., Ruth Williams, daughterof J. Craig and Rebecca (Byrd) Williams. G. F. Kelley is the son of Dr. GilesSanford and Ada Cornelia (Venable) Kelley, and the grandson of Sanford S. andJane (Inzer) Kelley, and of Daniel Glower and Roan (Veal) Venable.JOHN ECCLESTON FRANKUM, Clarkesville, Solicitor-General, NortheasternCircuit, Jan. 1, 1947-Feb. 7, 1949, resigned. (For sketch see Mountain Circuit, thischapter).JEFF CLINTON WAYNE, Gainesville, Solicitor-General, Northeastern Circuit,Feb. 7, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Aug. 9, 1916 in FloweryBranch, Hall co., Ga. Attended Flowery Branch public schools; Young HarrisCollege; Atlanta Law School. Began the practice of law in Gainesville, Ga., 1936.Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Elks. Judge, Hall co. juvenile court, 1946; ass't.solicitor, northeastern circuit, Jan. 1, 1947-Feb. 7, 1949. Captain, U. S. Army,World War II; received Bronze Star.Family details: Married Aug. 29, 1947 in Jackson co., Ga., Lester Mae Cooper,daughter of Lester M. and May (Hyder) Cooper. One son: John Paul. Jeff C.Wayne is the son of Paul Anderson and Lena Mae (Carlisle) Wayne, and the grandson of Thomas Jefferson and Mary (Orr) Wayne, and Eli and Sara (Stringer)Carlisle.NORTHERN CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Elbert, Hart, Madison, Oglethorpe and Franklin)CLARK EDWARDS, JR., Elberton, Judge, Northern Circuit, Jan. 1, 1939-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1951). (No data for sketch furnished).RICHARD HOWARD GORDON, Danielsville, Solicitor-General, Northern Circuit, Jan. 1, 1941-Jan 1, 1949. Born Feb. 23, 1894 in Danielsville, Madison co.,Ga. Graduated Danielsville, Ga., high school, 1912; Atlanta Law School, LL.B.degree, 1914. Admitted to supreme court of Ga., June 16, 1914; court of appealsof Ga., Oct. 6, 1920; U. S. dist. court, Feb. 11, 1921. Methodist Democrat. DeltaTheta Phi. Charter member, Wayne senate, Atlanta Law School, 2d Lieut., WorldWar I. Commander, American Legion, Madison co. Post No. 30, 1930-1940; serviceofficer, same post, 1930-1950; chairman, War Savings Committee, Madison co., Ga.;member, Law and Order National Committee, American Legion, 1943; judge advocate, State Department, American Legion, 1940; accredited representative, AmericanLegion, handling of veterans claims. County administrator and County Guardian,Madison co., 1916-1950; mayor, Danielsville, 1925; solicitor, city court, Danielsville, Aug. 11, 1925-Jan. 1, 1937.Family details: Married Oct. 20, 1920 in Gainesville, Ga., Mary Estelle Boggs (bornAug. 26, 1898 , daughter of Jacob Neese and Alice Eugenia (Jarrett) Boggs. Onechild: Christine. Richard Howard Gordon is the son of John Elsberry and GeorgiaAnn (Porterfield) Gordon, and the grandson of Marion Gordon (Confederate229

soldier) and Sarah Gordon, and of Richard Porterfield (Confederate soldier) andMary Porterfield.W. CAREY SKELTON, HartweU, Solicitor-General, Northern Circuit, Jan 1,1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). (No data for sketch furnished).OCMULGEE CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Baldwin, Greene, Jasper, Jones, Morgan,Putnam, Wilkinson and Hancock)GEORGE S. CARPENTER, Milledgeville, Judge, Ocmulgee Circuit, Jan. 1, 1943-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born May 12, 1895 in Cooperville, Baldwin co.,Ga. Attended Cooperville high school; Ga.-Ala. Business College. GraduatedMercer University, LL.B. degree, 1918. Began the practice of law in Milledgeville,Ga., Sept. 12, 1919. Presbyterian. Democrat. Kappa Alpha. Battalion sergeantmajor,World War I, overseas service. Judge Recorder's Court, City of Milledgeville,1924-1936. President, Ga. municipal association, 1940-41; member, board of governors, Ga. bar association, 1938-1942. Mayor, Milledgeville, Jan. 1, 1936-Jan. 1, 1942.Family details: Married Oct. 6, 1920 in Pelham, Ga., Inez Lord (born Oct. 10,1896 in Wilkinson co., Ga.). Children: Katherine L.; Martha Inez; George S.,Jr. Judge Carpenter is the son of George S. and Kate (Cooper) Carpenter.CARTER SHEPHERD BALDWIN, JR., Milledgeville, Solicitor-General, Ocmulgee Circuit, Jan. 1, 1931-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 22, 1896 inMadison, Morgan co., Ga. Attended Madison public schools; graduated Universityof Ga., A.B. degree, 1917; Mercer University, B.L. degree, 1921. Began the practice of law in Macon, Ga., 1921. Methodist. Democrat. 1st Lieut., World War I.Family details: Married (1) June 26, 1918 in Marshallville, Ga., Dorothy HarrisRichard (born Apr. 30, 1900), daughter of R. H. and Martha Watkins (Harris)Richard. Children: Martha Dorothy; Gladys Elizabeth; Carter Shepherd, III;Burke Richard. Married (2) June 4, 1949, Kathryn Little Powell, C. S. Baldwin,Jr., is the son of C. S. and Hattie (Zachry) Baldwin, and the grandson of CharlesW. and Annie (Shepherd) Baldwin, and Abner and Eugenia (Lyle) Zachry.OCONEE CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Dodge, Montgomery, Pulaski, Telfair,Bleckley, Wheeler and Treutlen)ESCHOL WAYNE GRAHAM, McRae, Judge, Oconet Circuit, Jan. 1, 1921-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 18, 1873 near McRae, Telfair co., Ga.Attended local schools; North Ga. Agricultural College; graduated University ofGa., B.L. degree, June 1899. Admitted to the bar in Clarke co. superior court,June 21, 1899. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; K. of P.; Odd Fellow;Sigma Nu. Chm., liberty loan committee, Telfair co.; dim., legal advisory boardfor registrants, 15th senatorial dist., during World War I. Trustee, llth dist.,A. & M. school, 1906-17; trustee Middle Ga. College, 1927. Mayor, McRae, 1901-02; member, house of rep., Telfair co., 1906; judge, city court, McRae, Aug. 3,1909-Oct 1, 1912, resigned.230

Family details: Married (1) June 26, 1906 in McRae, Ga., Eva May Smith(born Jan. 9, 1877; died July 28, 1914), daughter of Thomas Jefferson and NeillyAnn (McKay) Smith. One son: Duncan Smith. Married (2) Aug. 22, 1917 inMacon, Ga., Frankie Williams (born Nov. 2, 1876), daughter of William Franklinand Zilla Elizabeth (Phillips) Williams. One daughter: Josephine Elizabeth. JudgeGraham is the son of Duncan Campbell and Josephine (McDuffie) Graham, andthe grandson of Alexander and Abigail (Campbell) Graham, and Edward G. andKatherine (McLaughlin) McDuffie.MIRABEAU HOLBACHE BOYER, Hawkinsville, Solicitor-General, Oconee Cirfcuit, Jan 1, 1921-Sept. 29, 1949, retired. Solicitor-General Emeritus, Oconee Circuit,Sept. 29, 1949-to date. Born Sept. 4, 1878 in Sandersville, Washington co., Ga.Graduated Hawkinsville high school. Admitted to bar, June 23, 1898. Methodist.Democrat. Mason; Knight Templar; Shriner; Elk; W.O.W. Solicitor, county court,Pulaski co., Dec. 31, 1900-Dec. 31, 1906.Family details: Married Dec. 21, 1904 in Hawkinsville, Ga., Lena Lovejoy (bornNov. 11, 1881), daughter of Pleasant H. and Henrietta (McKenzie) Lovejoy. Children: M. H., Jr.; Henrietta Lovejoy; Pleas Lovejoy. M. H. Boyer is the son of MirabeauH. and Vivian B. Boyer.ROGER HUGH LAWSON,. Hawkinsville, Solicitor-General, Oconee Circuit, Oct.1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Bom Nov. 12, 1913 in Hawkinsville,Pulaski co., Ga. Graduated The Citadel, 1933; University of Ga, Law School, LL.B.degree, 1936. Methodist Democrat. Mason; Kappa Alpha; Phi Delta Phi. Servedas special agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, World War II.Family details: Married Apr. 29, 1939 in Claxton, Evans co., Ga., BarbaraDaniel, daughter of Dr. J. W. and Passie B. (Callaway) Daniel. Children: RenaBarbara; Roger Hugh, II; Nancy Barksdale; Harriet Brandon. Roger H. Lawson isthe son of Hugh F. and Rena (Brandon) Lawson, and the grandson of Shive Bunaand Emma (Adams) Lawson, and David Brandon.OGEECHEE CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Bulloch, Effingham, Jenkins and Screven)THOMAS J. EVANS, Sylvania, Judge, Ogeechet Circuit, Jan. 1, 1941-May 4,1945, died. Born June 14, 1875 in Screven co., Ga. Graduated Mercer University,A.B. degree, 1898, and B.L. degree, 1899. Began the practice of law in Dublin, Ga.,1899; practiced in Sylvania, Ga., since 1902. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.Past mayor, Sylvania; past member, board of trustees, Sylvania, Ga., high school;solicitor, city court, Sylvania, Nov. 26, 1906-Nov. 26, 1914; judge, city court, Sylvania,Nov. 26, 1914-Jan. 1, 1941.Family details: Married Dec. 24, 1899 in Halcyondale, Ga., Hattie Lee (bornMay 7, 1877), daughter of Paul W. and Lavenia Lee. Children: Jim Paul; ThomasJ., Jr. Judge Evans was the son of James H. Evans (Confederate soldier; member,house of rep., Screven co., 1913-14, 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex.) and Therissa (Zeigler)Evans, and the grandson of John R. Evans, and of Israel and Margaret Zeigler.JOHN LINTON RENFROE, Statesboro, Judge, Ogeechee Circuit, May 4, 1945-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Apr. 1, 1876 in Renfroe, Chattahoochee co.,231

Ga. Attended public schools of Chattahoochee co.; graduated Emory College, B.Ph.degree, 1900. Taught school 9 years; began the practice of law in Statesboro, 1909.Methodist. Democrat. K. of P.; I.O.O.F. Mayor, Statesboro, 1920-24, 1930-38;judge, city court, Statesboro, Feb. 12, 1938-Apr. 1938.Family details: Married Dec. 22, 1903 in Lyons, Ga., Lucy Rogers (born May 1,1879; died Nov. 1, 1944). Children: Linton Butler; Carl Gilbert; Sarah Bess (Renfroe)Megahee. Judge Renfroe is the son of James Madison and Georgia Elizabeth.(Burt) Renfroe.FRED T. LANIER, Statesboro, Solicitor-General, Ogeechee Circuit, Jan. 1, 1941-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Aug. 6, 1877 in Statesboro, Ga. Attended Statesboro Institute;received diploma from law dept., University of Ga., June 1901. Methodist. Democrat. Solicitor, city court, Statesboro, Dec. 12, 1906-Dec. 12, 1914; member, houseof rep., Bulloch co., 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex., 1917-18. Chairman, board of education,city schools, Statesboro, 1917-1942. City attorney, Statesboro, Jan. 1, 1941-Jan. 1,1946.Family details: Married Jan. 19, 1909 in Statesboro, Ga., Ruby Simmons. Children: Alice Katharine; Corine; Fred Thomas; Marion; Robert. Fred T. Lanier isthe son of Alien R. and Macy Ann Catharine (Bowen) Lanier.JESSE WALTON USHER, Guyton, Solicitor-General, Ogeechee Circuit, Jan. 1,1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Bom July 6, 1910 in Guyton, Effinghamco., Ga. Graduated Guyton high school, May 1928. Attended Berry Schools, Rome,Ga., 1928-29; Teachers College, Statesboro, 1929-1930; Mercer University SummerSchool, 1931. Admitted to bar in Jan. 1932, and in general practice in Effinghamco., Ga. since that date. Private, World War II, Nov. 24, 1942-Jan. 18, 1943.Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner.Family details: Married July 28, 1939 in Guyton, Ga., Annabel McLendon (bornAug. 28, 1909 in Terrell co., Ga.), daughter of Joseph Newton and Fannie Bell(Moring) McLendon of Terrell co., Ga. and Henry co., Ala. Jesse Walton Usheris the son of Jesse William Usher (solicitor, city court, Springfield, Oct. 9, 1919until present date) and Ada (Wilson) Usher, and the grandson of Jerry Usherand Sarah (Seckinger) Usher, and of Albert and Lilly Walton (Davis) Wilson.PATAULA CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Clay, Early, Miller, Quitman, Randolph,Terrell and Seminole)CHARLES W. WORRILL, Cuthbert, Judge, Pataula Circuit, Jan. 1, 1931-June8, 1949, resigned. (For sketch see Court of Appeals).PETER ZACK GEER, Colquitt, Judge, Pataula Circuit, June 8, 1949-Nov. 4,1949, resigned. (For sketch see City and County Courts—Miller County).WALTER I. GEER, Colquitt, Judge, Pataula Circuit, Nov. 4, 1949-date (termexpires Jan. 1, 1955). Judge, city court, Miller co., Jan. 1, 1949-Nov. 4, 1949.Walter I. Geer is the brother of Peter Zack Geer. For family details see City andCounty Courts—Miller co.—Peter Zack Geer.232

ROBERT ALEXANDER PATTERSON, Cuthbert, Solicitor-General, Pataula Circuit, 1933-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Dec. 31, 1899 in Cuthbert, Randolph co.t Ga. Graduated Cuthbert high school, 1917; attended Auburn PolytechnicInstitute, one year; University of Ga., two years; studied law in office of JudgeCharles W. Worrill. Began the practice of law in July, 1922. Methodist. Democrat. W.O.W.; Sigma Nu. Mayor, Cuthbert, 1927-33; past commander, Randolphco. post No. 73, American Legion; past pres., Cuthbert Rotary club; pres., PataulaCircuit Bar Asso.; member, State Bar Asso.Family details: Married in Shellman, Randolph co., Ga., Ruth Sears, daughter ofFrank Candler and Lillian (Crittenden) Sears. One daughter: Echo (Patterson)Spoon. R. A. Patterson is the son of Frederick Davis and Clara (Humber) Patterson,and the grandson of John K. and Alice (Wimberly) Patterson, and Lucius F.and Salatha Redding) Humber.PIEDMONT CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Gwinnett, Barrow, Jackson and Banks)JOHN CLIFFORD PRATT, Winder, Judge, Piedmont Circuit, Jan. 1, 1937-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born June 12, 1893 near Grayson, Gwinnett co., Ga.Graduated Lawrenceville, Ga., high school, 1913; University of Ga., B.L. degree,1915; took special course in law in Council of Legal Education, Inns of Court,London, England, 1919. Began the practice of law in Winder, 1915. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Odd Fellow; member, Jr. Order; member, American Legion; 1stLieut, World War I. City attorney, Winder, 1927-1931; solicitor-general, Piedmontcircuit, Jan. 1, 1929-Jan. 1, 1937.Family details: Married (1) Dec. 31, 1919 in Lawrenceville, Ga., Nellie Kate"Williams (born Aug. 30, 1895; died June 8, 1945), daughter of Donald S. andSallie (Young) Williams. Married (2) June 11, 1947 to Mrs. Edna Hayes FoyHarrison (born June 10, 1895; died Feb. 5, 1950), daughter of Edward J. andIvalela (Jackson) Foy. Judge Pratt is the son of John Watson and Emily Catharine(Reeves) Pratt, and the grandson of George Nathan and Martha (Peters) Pratt,and Coleman and Mary Ann (Garrett) Reeves.HOPE DANIEL STARK, Lawrenceville, Solicitor-General, Piedmont Circuit,"Nov. 17, 1939-date (term expires Jan 1, 1953). Born May 19, 1897 in Commerce,Jackson co., Ga. Attended Commerce public schools; graduated Gordon College,1916; Washington and Lee University, 1916-1917, 1919-1920; University of Ga.,1918-1919. Admitted to practice law, June 1920 in Jackson co., Ga. Baptist Democrat. Mason; Kiwanian; Kappa Sigma. U. S. Commissioner, Albany dist., 1930-31;•city attorney, Lawrenceville, July 7, 1934-Jan. 1, 1941; chairman, democratic executive committee, Gwinnett co., 1938-1939; solicitor, city court, Gwinnett co., Mch. 24,1937-Nov. 17, 1939.Family details: Married Apr. 4, 1925 in Atlanta, Ga., Evelyn Furlow Small (bornSept. 11, 1898), daughter of Dempsey Archibald and Elizabeth Stovall (Furlow)Small. Children: John Archibald; Homer Marshall. Hope Daniel Stark is the sonof Cicero D. and Susan (Pittman) Stark, and the grandson of Washington Franklinand Lucretia (Daniel) Stark, and Pleasant C. and Olivia (Park) Pittman.233

ROME CIRCUIT(Composed of the county of Floyd)CLAUDE HOLMES PORTER, Rome, Judge, Rome Circuit, Jan. 1, 1935-Oct18, 1948. Born June 15, 1877 in Floyd co., Ga. Attended Floyd co. schools. Beganthe practice of law in Rome, Jan. 1906. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.jI.O.O.F. Member, house of rep., Floyd co., 1905-06, 1909-10; solicitor, city court,Floyd co., Jan. 1, 1913-Jan. 1, 1917; solicitor-general, Rome circuit, Jan. 1, 1917-Jan. 1, 1921.Family details: Married (1) May 24, 1905 in Marquez, Tex., Aleen Landers(born May 21, 1880; died Mch. 31, 1931). Married (2) Mrs. Maud (Harris)Yancey. One daughter: Martha Carrington. Judge Porter is thr son of JohnBrandon and Martha Caroline (Lumpkin) Porter, and the grandson of Robert H.Porter, and Elijah R. and Helen M. (Kyle) Lumpkin.HORACE ELMO NICHOLS, Rome, Judge, Rome Circuit, Oct. 18, 1948-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born July 16, 1912 at Elkmont, Limestone co., Ala.Attended public schools of Birmingham, Ala.; B.L. degree, Cumberland University;post graduate work, Columbia University. Admitted to bar Dec. 1935. Practiced lawin Canton, Ga., until 1940. Practiced in Rome, Ga. since 1940. Presbyterian. Democrat. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Blue Key Honorary Fraternity; Elk; W.O.W. AssistantSolicitor-General, Blue Ridge Circuit, 1938-39; treasurer, Highway Department ofGa., Mch.-Sept. 1947; assistant attorney-general of Ga., Sept. 1947-Oct. 1948.IFamily details: Married Oct. 20, 1945 in Atlanta, Ga., Edith Mae Bowers (bornMch. 2, 1912 in Cobb co., Ga.), daughter of Caleb and Idus Elizabeth (Holcombe)Jones. Children: Nancy Bates; Carol Elizabeth and Horace Elmo. Judge Nicholsis the son of William Henry and Lou Ella (Bates) Nichols, and the grandson ofMoses Carroll and Dovey (Wagster) Nichols, both of Bedford co., Term., and ofDavid Francis and Martha Ann (McCormack) Bates of Limestone co., Ala.HENDERSON L. LANHAM, Rome, Solicitor-General, Rome Circuit, Jan. 1,1941-Jan. 4, 1947, resigned. (For sketch see U. S. Congress).EMIL JACKSON GLOWER, Rome, Solicitor-General, Rome Circuit, Jan. 4,1947-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Sept. 1, 1905 in Morven, Brooks co., Ga. Graduated Morvenhigh school, 1922; Emory University Academy (Oxford), 1923; Emory University, B.Ph. and LL.B. degrees, 1929. Began the practice of law in Quitman,Ga., Aug. 30, 1929. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Phi Alpha Delta; OmicronDelta Kappa. Judge, juvenile court, Floyd co., Apr. 1932-Sept. 1, 1933, resigned;asst. attorney-general, Apr. 1, 1939-Oct 20, 1942; ibid, Nov. 26, 1945-May 1946,resigned to re-enter private practice. Lieut., USNR, World War II.Family details: Married June 19, 1935 in Banner Elk, Avery co., N. C., FrancesStinson (born Apr. 23, 1906), daughter of Frank H. and Mary Lillian (Thompson)Stinson. One (adopted) son: Daniel Bowiei E. J. Glower is the son of ReubenJackson and Willie Mae (Brice) Clower, and the grandson of Dr. John Thomas andDelusky Ann (Brogdon) Clower, and Timothy and Mary Susan (Fall) Brice.W. T. MADDOX, Rome, Solicitor-General, Rome Circuit, Jan. 1, 1949-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953); ibid., Lookout Circuit, Jan. 26, 1950-date (term ex-234

pires Jan. 1, 1953 . See Georgia Laws, 1950, pp. 22-29 (Act creating). Bom Mch.13, 1913 in Rome, Floyd co., Ga. Attended Darlington School; graduated Universityof Ga., A.B. degree, 1934 and LL.B. degree, 1936. Began the practice of law inRome, Ga., July 1, 1937. Presbyterian. Democrat. S.A.E.; Phi Delta Phi. MilitaryIntelligence, World War II; honorably discharged, June 2, 1946, as staff sergeant.Family details: Married June 21, 1939 in Floyd co., Ga., Billie Kyle Andrews(born May 28, 1917), daughter of Russell E. and Marie (Talbot) Andrews. Children: George Edmondson; Russell Kyle. W. T. Maddox is the son of G. E. andJessie T. (Towers) Maddox, and the grandson of John W. and Elizabeth (Edmondson) Maddox, and W. M. and Mary (Norton) Towers.SOUTHERN CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Brooks, Colquitt, Echols, Lowndes and Thomas)OTIS HARRIS DUKES, Valdosta, Judge, Southern Circuit, May 29, 1944-Jan.1, 1947. Died Mch. 27, 1947 in Valdosta, Ga. Born Dec. 27, 1879 in Coweta co.,Ga. Graduated from Mercer University, with A.B. degree, 1904; LL.B. degree, ibid,1908. Baptist. Democrat. Assistant attorney-general, July 15, 1935-Oct 17, 1938.Family details: Married Oct. 22, 1913 in Valdosta, Ga., Mildred E. Brinson(born July 13, 1894), daughter of Mills Murphy and Margaret Louise (Keller)Brinson. Children: Otis Harris, Jr.; Joseph Warren; John Keller. Judge Dukes wasthe son of Joseph Warren and Elizabeth P. (Sanders) Dukes, both lived and diedin Georgia.GEORGE RAYSOR LILLY, Quitman, Judge, Southern Circuit, Jan. 1, 1947-to•date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born June 21, 1905 in Quitman, Brooks co., Ga.•Graduated Quitman, Ga., high school, June 1, 1923; Fla. Business College, 1926;attended Emory University, 1927. Admitted to bar July 25, 1928, Quitman, Ga.Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Chm., board of stewards, QuitmanMethodist Church, 1932-33; sec. and treas., Quitman Chamber of Commerce,1930-32; pres., Quitman Chamber of Commerce, 1933; chm., democratic executive•committee, Quitman, Ga.; chm., Brooks co. democratic executive committee 1932-34; attorney, city of Quitman. Solicitor, city court, Quitman, Jan. 1, 1933-Sept.1934, resigned. Solicitor-General, Southern Circuit, Sept, 28, 1934-Jan. 1, 1947.Family details: Judge Lilly is the son of Homer Francis and Augusta Lee (Raysor)Lilly, and the grandson of John Osborne and Elizabeth Orr (Slappey)v Lilly, andof George David Raysor (regimental adjutant, C.S.A.) and Laura Hunter (Lee)Raysor.JOHN BAIRD EDWARDS, Thomasville, Solicitor-General, Southern Circuit, Jan.1, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Feb. 7, 1894 in Mars Hill, Madisonco., N. C. Graduated Wake Forest College, N. C., A.B. and B.L. degrees. Baptist.Democrat. Odd Fellow; K. of P.; Shriner. Lieut., World War I. Solicitor, citycourt, Thomasville, Jan. 1, 1925-Jan. 1, 1929. Member, house of rep., Thomas co.,1937-37/38 Ex.Family details: Married (1) Thelma Gwendolyn Bullard (died Sept. 1, 1927),daughter of R. F. Bullard. Married (2) June 13, 1942, Ruby Tucker, daughter of235

Reuben and Rosa (Holland) Tucker. J. B. Edwards is the son of J. J. and Joanna(Beachboard) Edwards.SOUTHWESTERN CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Lee, Macon, Schley, Stewart, Sumter and Webster)WILLIAM MADISON HARPER, SR., Americus, Judge, Southwestern Circuit,Jan. 1, 1933-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 14, 1867 in Dawson, Terrellco., Ga. Attended McNulty College, Dawson, Ga. Admitted to practice law inAtlanta, Ga., May 1894. Baptist. Democrat Judge, city court, Americus, May 5,1912-Jan. 1, 1933.Family details: Married Aug. 1, 1894 in Atlanta, Ga., Maggie May Smith,daughter of Joseph Smith. Children: Fannie May; William Madison, Jr.; JosephL.; Frances Marian; Horace £.; Grace Lansing. Judge Harper is the son of FrancisMarion and Fannie Amanda (Watts) Harper.ELIJAH LEWIS FORRESTER, Leesburg, Solicitor-General, Southwestern Circuit, Jan. 1, 1937-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 16, 1896 in Leesburg,Lee co., Ga. Attended Leesburg, Ga., high school; studied law in office of Robt R.Forrester; admitted to bar, Dec. 1917. Began the practice of law in Leesburg, 1919.Baptist Democrat Royal Arch Mason; Elk. Member, 40 & 8, American Legion.Sigma Delta Kappa. Soldier, World War I. First commander, Leesburg Post, No.94, American Legion, 1920; chm., democratic executive committee, 1920; mayor,Leesburg, 1923, 1926, 1927; attorney, Lee co., 1927; solicitor, city court, Leesburg,Jan. 1, 1920-July 24, 1934.Family details: E. L. Forrester is the son of Richard Alexander Forrester (guard,Andersonville prison, War Between The States) and Elizabeth (Kimbrough) Forrester, and the grandson of Joel and Elizabeth (Newsome) Forrester, and of GeorgeKimbrough (member, constitutional convention, 1865, Lee co., judge, county court,Lee co., Aug. 24, 1872-Nov. 1877; captain, C.S.A.) and Henrietta (McBane)Kimbrough.STONE MOUNTAIN CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Clayton, DeKalb, Newton and Rockdale)This circuit to have additional judge beginning Jan. 1, 1951. See Acts 1950, pp.304-307.JAMES C. DAVIS, Decatur, Judge, Stone Mountain Circuit, Jan. 22, 1934-Jan.1, 1947. (For sketch see U. S. Congress, Fifth District).FRANK H. GUESS, Decatur, Judge, Stone Mountain Circuit, Jan. 7, 1947-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1952). Born Mch. 14, 1893 in Stone Mountain, DeKalb co.,Ga. Attended Atlanta, Ga., public schools and Donald Fraser school, Decatur, Ga.;graduated Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, June 5, 1915. Began the practiceof law in Atlanta, Ga., June 1915. Presbyterian. Democrat Mason. City attorney,Stone Mountain, 1925-26. Judge, city court, Decatur, Jan. 1, 1927-Jan. 1, 1947.Family details: Married Apr. 6, 1920 in Atlanta, Ga., Emily Harrison (born236

July 27, 1902 in Sandersville, Washington co., Ga.), daughter of Cicero Foster andEmma (Greer) Harrison. Children: Emily Frances; Meta Pattillo; John Harrison.Judge Guess is the son of Carol Newton Guess (member, house of rep., DeKalb co.,1919-20, 1921-22, 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1935; senator, 34th dist., 1925-26 2nd Ex.) andElla (Hicks) Guess, and the grandson of Dr. James and Agnes (Morrison) Guess,and of Robert Esme and Josephine (Camp) Hicks.CLARENCE ROWLAND VAUGHN, Conyers, Judge, Stone Mountain Circuit,Jan. 1, 1951-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1956). Born June 8, 1891 in Newton co.,Ga. Graduated Conyers, Ga., high school, 1911; University of Ga., B.L. degree,1914. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Soldier, World War I. Member, house ofrep., Rockdale co., 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex., 1927, 1933; senator,34th dist., 1929-31 Ex., 1935. Practiced law for 35 years.Family details: Married June 2, 1917 in Conyers, Ga., Mary Julia Guinn. Children: Clarence Rowland, Jr.; Augustus Guinn. C. R. Vaughn is the son of RowlandB. and Lucy A. Vaughn.ROY CLARK LEATHERS, Decatur, Solicitor-General, Stone Mountain Circuit,Jan. 1, 1937-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Dec. 30, 1897 in Luxomin,Gwinnett co., Ga. Attended public schools of Atlanta, Ga. and DeKalb co.; graduated 7th dist. A. & M. School, 1914; Atlanta Law School, 1927. Began the practiceof law in Decatur, Ga., 1927. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Member, house of rep.,DeKalb co., 1931 Ex., 1931.Family details: Married Feb. 27, 1918, Adeline Warren (born Jan. 22, 1901),daughter of Martin Luther and Doshia (Clay) Warren. Children: Roy C., Jr.;Oscar Luther. Roy C. Leathers is the son of Oscar Clark and Ida Jane (Webb)Leathers, and the grandson of William F. and Josephine (Hildebrand) Leathers, andW. D. and Harriett (Williams) Webb.TALLAPOOSA CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Douglas, Haralson, Polk and Paulding)WILLIAM WARREN MUNDY, Cedartown, Judge, Tallapoosa Circuit, Jan. 1,1939-date( term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Nov. 21, 1871 near Rockmart, Polkco., Ga. Attended Piedmont Institute; prepared for law in private office and underspecial instructors. Began the practice of law Dec. 24, 1894 in Cedartown, Ga.Methodist. Democrat Mason; Shriner; Odd Fellow, Knight Templar; K. of P.;Kiwanian, Governor of Ga. Kiwanis District, 1925. County attorney, Polk co.,number of years; city attorney, Cedartown and Rockmart, number of years; member,board of education, Cedartown, 40 years; chairman, ibid, 30 years. Member, houseof rep., Polk co., 1919-20, 1921-22, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937-37/38 Ex.; senator, 38th dist., 1918, 1923-23 Ex.-24.Family details: Married May 6, 1896 in Rockmart, Polk co., Ga., Gertrude Lillian George (born Dec. 12, 1876), daughter of James Monroe and Emma Catharine (McLarty) George. Children: Lois (Mundy) Smith; Ivy LaNorris; Fay Catharine (Mundy) Durham; George Warren; William Warren, Jr. Judge Mundy isthe son of John Madison and Martha Elinor (Thompson) Mundy.237

HAROLD CHARLES HUTCHENS, Dallas, Solicitor-General, Tallapoosa Circuit,Jan. 1, 1935-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Aug. 28, 1891 in Tallapoosa,Haralson co., Ga. Attended Tallapoosa public schools; graduated Cedartown, Ga.,high school, 1908; University of Ga., B.L. degree, 1913. Began the practice of law,1913. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; member, Jr. Order; Elk; Redman. Captain,World War I. Special agent (criminal investigator), National Board Fire Underwriters, 1923-34; asst. State fire inspector, 1923-24; State fire inspector, 1933-34.Senator, 38th dist., 1921-22.Family details: Married Feb. 24, 1933 in Atlanta, Ga., Charles Ruth Bartlett(born May 4, 1894), daughter of Aaron LaFayette and Pamelia Isabelle (Watson)Bartlett. Children: Margaret Ruth; Hallie Elizabeth; Pamelia Joan; Marie Suzanne.Hal C. Hutchens is the son of George Rufe and Marie Elizabeth (KimballHutchens, and the grandson of Nathan Lemuel and Matilda Lois (Greer) Hutchens,and William Henry and Leora C. (Teachout) Kimball.TIFTON CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Tift, Irwin, Worth and Turner)RALEIGH EVE, Tifton, Judge, Tifton Circuit, Jan. 1, 1917-Dec. 20, 1948. JudgeEmeritus, Dec. 20, 1948-date. Born Aug. 7, 1871 in Asheville, Buncombe co., N. C.Attended high schools of Asheville, N. C. and Washington, D. C. Admitted to thebar in Ga., June 20, 1901; admitted to supreme court of Ga.; court of appeals,Nov. 22, 1923. Methodist. Democrat. W.O.W. Major, State Defense Corps, 1940;assigned to duty on Commanding Officers Staff as Judge Advocate, 1942, Ga. StateGuard. Chairman, Jefferson Davis Memorial Park Committee. Pres., Tifton Federal Savings & Loan Association; judge, city court, Tifton, Jan. 1, 1907-Jan. 1, 1917.Family details: Married Dec. 16, 1914 in Tifton, Ga., Jewell Strickland (bornApr. 20, 1884), daughter of S. P. and Mary Frances (Key) Strickland. One son:Robert Worth. Judge Eve is the son of Charles W. and Katherine Emmerson(Reese) Eve, and the grandson of George W. and Elizabeth (Whaley) Eve, andJoseph B. M. and Sophie Tazwell (Emmerson) Reese.WILLIAM CLYDE FOREHAND, Sylvester, Judge, Tifton Circuit, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Jan. 28, 1883 near Isabella, Worth co., Ga.Attended local schools; graduated University of Ga., B.L. degree, 1910. Began thepractice of law in Sylvester, Ga., June 1910. Baptist Democrat. Mason. Solicitor,city court, Sylvester, Jan. 1, 1917-Jan. 1, 1933; solicitor-general, Tifton circuit, Jan.1, 1933-Jan. 1, 1949.Family details: Married Aug. 6, 1917 in Forsyth, Ga., Ethel Morse, daughter ofDr. Leander Samuel and Sallie (Goolsby) Morse. Children: William Jesse; SaraEthel; Oliver Clyde; Mary Nell; Florence Jean. Judge Forehand is the son of JesseJames Solomon and Data Smith (Tison) Forehand, and the grandson of SolomonForehand, and Dr. Theophilus William and Georgia (Ford) Tison.J. BOWIE GRAY, Tifton, Solicitor-General, Tifton Circuit, Jan. 1, 1949-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). (No data for sketch furnished).238

TOOMBS CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Glascock, Lincoln, Taliaferro, Warren and Wilkes)CLINTON JOSEPH FERRYMAN, Thomson, Judge, Toombs Circuit, Jan. 1,1925-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 6, 1882 in Lincolnton, LincolnCO., Ga. Graduated Lincolnton high school, 1899; Southern Normal University(Huntington, Tenn.), LL.B. degree, 1901. Began the practice of law in Lincolnton,Ga., 1903. Baptist. Democrat. K. of P.; Mason. County historian, Lincoln co.;councilman, and member, board of education, Lincolnton.Family details: Married June 28, 1916 in Lincolnton, Ga., Myrtle Louise Groves(born Mch. 3, 1896), daughter of Cooksey L. and Elizabeth (Ramsey) Groves.Children: Maree (Ferryman) Gibson; Elizabeth (Ferryman) Howell. Judge Ferryman is the son of Edwin R. and Martha (Bouchillon) Ferryman, and the grandsonof Albert Ferryman, and Joseph and Martha Bouchillon.JAMES CECIL DAVIS, Warrenton, Solicitor-General, Toombs Circuit, Feb. 14,1933-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born May 16, 1892 in Warrenton, Warrenco., Ga. Graduated Warrenton high school, 1909; Emory College, Ph.B. degree,1912; Columbia University, 1913. Began the practice of law in Warrenton, Ga.,1915. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Kiwanian; Chi Phi; Phi Delta Phi. Member,board of governors, Ga. Bar Association, 1939-date; lieut.-governor, Kiwanis, 6thdivision, 1943. Served in U. S. Army, World War I.Family details: Married Aug. 2, 1930 in Lincolnton, Ga., Julia Dye (born Jan.10, 1901), daughter of Samuel and Woottie Callaway (Scott) Dye. Children:Martha; Ephraim Purnell. J. Cecil Davis is the son of Ephraim Purnell and Mamie1Elizabeth (Fowler) Davis, and the grandson of William P. and Sarah (Hearn) Davis,and James F. and Lavonia (Neal) Fowler.WAYCROSS CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Pierce, Coffee, Chart ton, Ware,Bacon and Brantley)WALTER THOMAS, Waycross, fudge, Jan. 1, 1943-date (term expires Jan. 1,1951). (No data for sketch furnished).JOHN WILLIAM BENNETT, JR., Waycross, Solicitor-General, Waycross Circuit,Jan. 1, 1945-Jan. 1, 1947. Born Oct. 20, 1901 in Waycross, Ga. Graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1923; one year at Harvard Law School, 1924-25. Beganthe practice of law, Sept. 1925. Baptist. Democrat. Member, house of rep., Wareco., 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939.Family details: Married Mch. 20, 1930 in Waycross, Ga., Allie Madge Sanders(born Dec. 15, 1908), daughter of J. L. Sanders. One daughter: Diane. John W.Bennett, Jr., is the son of John W. and Charity Gertrude (Price) Bennett, and thegrandson of James Elizabeth (Akin) Bennett, and Lewis and Elizabeth (Yeider)Price.J. R. WALKER, Blackshear, Solicitor-General, Waycross Circuit, Jan. 1, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). (No data for sketch furnished).239

WESTERN CIRCUIT(Composed of the counties of Clarke, Oconee and Walton)HENRY HAYNES WEST, Athens, Judge, July 6, 1942-date (term expires Jan. 1,1951). Born Sept. 10, 1893 in Athens, Clarke County, Ga. Attended Athens, Ga.high school and Emory University; graduated University of Ga., B.S. degree, 1915;B.L. degree, 1916. Began the practice of law in Athens, Ga., June 21, 1916.Methodist. Democrat Mason; W.O.W.; Delta Tau Delta. Entered first officerstraining camp, Ft. McPherson, Ga., June 1917; served in army until Sept. 15, 1919;commissioned 1st Lieutenant, Inf., and commanded 14th prov. machine gun co.;instructor, machine gun training school, Camp Hancock, Ga. Captain, U. S.reserve corps, 1922-27. Commander, Alien R. Fleming Post., No, 20, AmericanLegion, Athens, Ga., 1923. Solicitor-General, Western Circuit, Jan. 1, 1925-July 6,1942. Lecturer, Law School, University of Ga., Sept. 1940-date. Chairman BondCommission City of Athens. Past president and member Athens Bar Association.Member Bar Association Western Circuit, Georgia and American Bar Associations.Family details: Married June 18, 1924 in Walton co., Ga., Ruby Robison,daughter of John S. and Sarah (Griffith) Robison. Children: Marion Lampkin;Henry Robison. Judge West is the son of Henry Sammons West (member, houseof rep., Habersham co., 1886-87, 1888-89; judge, city court, Athens, Aug. 26, 1909-Sept. 12, 1911, July 12, 1912-Sept. 1919) and Marion (Lampkin) West, and thegrandson of Andrew Jackson and Leah King (Osborne) West, and of Lewis J. andLucy (Haynes) Lampkin.DANIEL MARSHALL POLLOCK, Monroe, Solicitor-General, Western Circuit,July 1, 1942-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1952). Born Nov. 24, 1901 in Macon, Bibbro., Ga. Attended Monroe high school; The Citadel; graduated University of Ga.,A.B. degree, 1923. Began the practice of law in Monroe, Ga., 1925. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Rotarian; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mayor, Monroe, 1929-33; city attorney, 10 years. Member, Ga. Bar Association; secretary, Walton co. Bar Association.Family details: Married Oct. 23, 1929 in Monroe, Ga., Florence Arnold (bornJuly 1, 1901), daughter of Jackson and Elizabeth (Nowell) Arnold. Children:Florence Arnold; Constance; Elizabeth Nowell. D. M. Pollock is the son of PinkneyDaniel and Eva (Selman) Pollock, and the grandson of J. G. and Nancy (Brunson)Pollock, and George C. and Mary Virginia (Briscoe) Selman.CITY AND COUNTY COURTSThe Constitution mentions City and County Courts but does not prescribe theirorganization or jurisdiction. To ascertain the jurisdiction of any particular Court,it is necessary to consult the act creating it. Some judges and solicitors of thesecity and county courts are elected; others are appointed by the Governor. The termsare usually for four years, beginning January first; however, the terms are not all•uniform.NOTE: So far as the compiler is able to determine from the records there arefunctioning at this time, 63 city courts (2 for Gwinnett County); 4 county courts(Baldwin, Clinch, Echols, and Putnam). The City Court of Atlanta became theCriminal Court of Fulton County from May 1, 1935 (Acts 1935, p. 498).240

APPLING CO.—CITY COURT OF BAXLEYALVIN VICTOR SELLERS, Baxley, Judge, City Court of Baxley, Dec. 20, 1910-Dec. 31, 1916; res.; Dec. 24, 1931-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Sept.14, 1882 in Graham, Appling co., Ga. Attended Appling co., Ga. schools; Ga.Normal College and Business Institute; graduated Mercer University, LL.B. degree,1904. Began the practice of law in Baxley, Ga., 1904. Methodist. Democrat. Edited,compiled and published "Classics of the Bar," eight volumes. Senator, 3d dist.,1909-10; solicitor-general, Brunswick circuit, Jan. 1, 1917-Jan. 1, 1925.Family details: Judge Sellers is the son of Samuel Francis and Welthy (Beach)Sellers, and the grandson of Lemuel Sellers (member, house of rep., Appling co.,1871-72, 1880-81) and Elizabeth (Hall) Sellers, and of Archibald and Elizabeth(Bullard) Beach.MILTON COOK GRAINGER, Baxley, Solicitor, City Court of Baxley, Jan. 1,1941-Jan. 1, 1947. Born Oct. 16, 1913 in Hazlehurst, Jeff Davis co., Ga. GraduatedUniversity of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1937. Began the practice of law in Baxley, Ga.,July 1937. Baptist. Democrat. Sigma Delta Kappa. W.O.W.Family details: Married Sept. 21, 1941 in Baxley, Ga., Reba Ethel Moore (bornDec. 13, 1913 in Appling co., Ga.). M. C. Grainger is the son of L. P. and Edith(Cook) Grainger.HARTWELL L. WILLIAMS, Baxley, Solicitor City Court of Baxley, Jan. 1, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1952). Born Oct. 6, 1875 at Collins, in Tattnall co., Ga.Graduated at Huntingdon, 1902, B.L. degree. Practiced law at Collins, Ga., 1902.Entered law practice at Baxley, Ga., May 15, 1903. Baptist. Democrat. Also farmerand maker of Williams' Liniment, widely sold in U. S. Member, U. S. Appeal Board,term expires concurrent with that of President Harry S. Truman.Family details: Married June 23, 1909 Josie Head (born Nov. 7, 1884 in Lumpkinco., Ga.), daughter of J. M. and Dowdy Head. H. L. Williams is the son ofAltamond and Elizabeth (Collins) Williams, and the grandson of Anson and Kezie(Alexander) Williams.BALDWIN CO.—COUNTY COURT OF BALDWINFRANCIS (FRANK) WEST BELL, MiUedgeville, Judge, County Court, Baldwinco., Aug. 24, 1944-Oct 6, 1949. Born Mch. 12, 1906 in MiUedgeville, Baldwin co.,Ga. Graduated Ga. Military College, 1923; University of Ga. Law School, LL.B.degree, 1927; post-graduate work Columbia University College of Law, 1927. Beganthe practice of law in MiUedgeville, Ga., Mch. 1, 1928. Methodist. Democrat. Milledgevillecity recorder, Jan. 1, 1938-date; MiUedgeville city attorney, Sept. 1,1944-date.Family details: Married Oct. 29, 1930 in MiUedgeville, Ga., Margarette Napier,daughter of Edward Dankey and Margarette (Crawford) Napier. Children: MillerStephens, II; Margarette Crawford. Judge BeU is the son of Miller Stephens andOlive (West) BeU, and the grandson of Matthew Raiford and Susan (Edwards)Bell, and Francis and Lucy (Cawthorn) West.ULYSSES ERWIN SIBLEY, MiUedgeville, Judge, County Court, Baldwin co.,241

Oct. 6, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Apr. 9, 1890 in Milledgevffle,Baldwin co., Ga. Attended public schools of Baldwin co.; attended Georgia Military College; graduated University of Ga., B.L. degree, 1910. Admitted to bar andbegan the practice of law in Milledgeville, 1910. Presbyterian. Democrat. President, Milledgeville Bar Asso.; pres., John Milledge Chapt., S.A.R. Mason; Kiwanian.Former Boy Scout Master and Executive. Lieut.-Commander in Naval Reserves, 1939. Active service in Navy, Dec. 1, 1941, until discharge as Commander,Feb. 12, 1946. Solicitor, County court, Baldwin co., Aug. 23, 1918-Feb. 2, 1922.Not married. Judge Sibley is the son of James Longstreet and Mattie (Erwin)Sibley.CARLYLE AUBREY GILES, Milledgeville, Solicitor, County Court, Baldwin co.,June 1, 1922-May 1945, died. Born Aug. 29, 1897, in Sandersville, Washington co.,Ga. Attended Washington co. public schools; Locust Grove Institute; Young HarrisCollege; Mercer University. Began the practice of law in Milledgeville, Ga., June1918. Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married Sept. 28, 1920 in Sparta, Ga., Alma Jean Macken,daughter of W. T. and Neppie (McCook) Macken. Children: Sara Alma; Jeanette;Yvonne. Carlyle Giles was the son of John Irwin and Minnie Lee (Hicklin) Giles,and the grandson of John Irwin and Malissie Giles, and of James W. Hicklin.WEYLER SAMUEL EDWARDS, Solicitor, County Court, Baldwin co., May1945-Feb. 13, 1950. Born Apr. 29, 1900 in Wilkes co., N. C. Graduated Rondahigh school, 1917; studied law in offices of Judge Hines and Judge Carpenter;LaSalle University extension course in law. Began the practice of law, July, 1935.Baptist. Democrat. Mason. J.P., 320th G.M. dist., Baldwin co., Apr. 1940-June,1945; county administrator and co. guardian, Baldwin co.; served as chairman, boardof registrars, 2 years.Family details: Married Sept. 6, 1927 in Anderson, S. C., Alma Adams Rosser,daughter of J. H. and Ida (Adams) Rosser. Children: Ida Weylene; Alma Josephine. Weyler Samuel Edwards is the son of William Sabret and Sarah Matilda(Stone) Edwards, and the grandson of William and .... ., (Smith) Edwards, andMarcus and Sarah (Joiner) Stone.MILTON FREDERICK GARDNER, Milledgeville, Solicitor, County Court, Baldwin co., Feb. 13, 1950-date (term expires Feb. 13, 1954). Born Jan. 22, 1923 inEatonton, Putnam co., Ga. Graduated Eatonton high school, 1941; Atlanta LawSchool, LL.B. degree, 1948. Began the practice of law in Milledgeville, Ga., 1948.Baptist. Served in U. S. Navy, Pacific theatre, World War II, personal citation fromRear Admiral Theabald.Family details: Married June 1, 1948 in Atlanta, Ga., Joyce Daniel, daughter1of Norris H. and Carlene (Curry) Daniel. Milton F. Gardner is the son of C. A.and Alma (Whitten) Gardner, and the grandson of James Monroe and Maggie(McGibbony) Gardner, and Charlie and Hattie (West) Whitten.BIBB CO.—CITY COURT OF MACONCECIL AINSWORTH BALDWIN, Macon, Judge, City Court of Macon, Jan.1, 1939-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Nov. 22, 1906 in Macon, Bibb co.,242

Ga. Attended Bibb CO., grammar schools; Lanier High School. Graduated MercerUniversity, LL.B. degree. Practiced law in Macon, 1930-1939. Served as JudgePro Tempore, Bibb County Juvenile Court, May, 1945-Oct 1946. Baptist. Democrat. W.O.W.; Phi Alpha Delta. Director, Macon Lions Club; President, Georgia;Industrial Home, Macon, Ga.; member, Ga. Bar and Macon Bar Associations; Mason,32°, Shriner; Trustee, Y.M.C.A.; Director, Central Georgia Hospital Service.Family details: Married June 5, 1935 in Macon, Ga., Marguerite Elizabeth Carter(born Aug. 23, 1910 in Jefferson co., Ga.), daughter of John Holland and Bessie R.Carter. Children: Benjamin Carter; Cecil A., Jr.; and Carole Ann. Cecil A. Baldwin;is the son of Benjamin Augustus and Annie Rebecca (Moseley) Baldwin, and thegrandson of Charles William Baldwin (Captain, Panola Guards, Morgan co., Ga.,C.S.A.; Clerk, Morgan co., Superior Court, 1882-1902) and Annie Shepherd Baldwin, and of James Blount and Mary (Gatewood) Moseley.OSCAR LEE LONG, Macon, Solicitor, City Court of Macon, Jan. 1, 1935-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Dec. 26, 1903 in Savannah, Chatham co., Ga.Attended Bibb co., Ga., public schools; graduated Lanier High School; Mercer University, LL.B. degree, June 11, 1926. Began practice of law June 26, 1926. Methodist. Democrat. Member, Chamber of Commerce; Macon Exchange Club; President, Macon Exchange Club, 1943; President, Macon Boys Club, Inc., 1945-1950;Elks Club; W.O.W.; Member, Board of Stewards, Centenary Methodist Church;Member, Macon Bar Association, past president.Family details: Married June 16, 1935, Sue Ellen Walker, daughter of RobertL. and Alice (Anderson) Walker. Children: Virginia Katherine; Julia Cecille.Oscar L. Long is the son of Oscar Lee and Kate Ursula (Holley) Long, and thegrandson of William Berrien and Treacy (Avery) Long, and of Ebernizer Starnsand Missouri Ann (Cawley) Holley.BROOKS CO.—CITY COURT OF QUITMANSTANLEY SPENCER BENNET, JR., Quitman, Judge, City Court of Quitman,Jan. 1, 1933-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Dec. 22, 1897 in Quitman,Brooks co., Ga. Graduated University of Georgia, A.B. degree, 1918; studied lawone year at Emory University. Began the practice of law in Quitman, Ga., Jan.1922. Baptist. Democrat. Kappa Alpha. Aviation cadet, U. S. Marine corps,with rank of gunnery sergeant, Sept. 13, 1918-Nov. 26, 1918; served at LeagueIsland Navy Yard, Philadelphia, and Naval Aviation Ground School, Mass. Institute of Technology. Solicitor, city court, Quitman, Mch. 15, 1926-Jan. 1, 1933.Division Counsel A.C.L.R. Co., Jan. 1, 1938-date.Family details: Judge Bennet is the son of Stanley Spencer Bennet (senator, 7thdist., 1905-06; member, state highway board, Sept. 4, 1919-Jan. 1, 1930) andMinnie (Hightower) Bennet, and the grandson of William Baker Bennet (member,house of rep., Brooks co., 1865/66-66; solicitor-general, Southern circuit, Dec. 14,1867-1873; judge, county court, Brooks co., June 18, 1884-Aug. 11, 1904; judge,city court, Quitman, Aug. 11, 1904-Jan. 15, 1908, res.) and Martha Jane (Campbell) Bennet, and of James Richard and Ammie (Simms) Hightower.WILLIAM HENRY LONG, Quitman, Solicitor, City Court of Quitman, Jan. 1,1941-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Oct. 19, 1913 in Quitman, Brooks243

co., Ga. Graduated Emory University, B.Ph. degree, 1934; Georgetown University,LL.B. degree, 1937 and LL.M. degree, 1939. Began the practice of law in Quitman,Ga., 1939. Democrat. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Delta Phi; Mason. Servedin U. S. Navy as Lieutenant (j.g.) Nov. 1943-Feb. 1946. City Attorney for City ofQuitman, 1948-date.Family details: Married (1) Jan. 1, 1939 in Quitman, Ga., Jeanne Marie Biondi(born July 1, 1916 in Newcastle co., Pa.). One child: Tallulah Hitch. Married (2)Sept. 17, 1948, Mrs. Vereen Bell (nee Florence Daniel). William H. Long is theson of William H. Long (Judge, city court, Quitman, Jan. 1, 1913-Mch. 17, 1920,died) and Martha Agnes (Chapman) Long, and the grandson of Henry L. andAnnette (Regan) Long, and of Sheldon M. and Tallulah (Hitch) Chapman.BRYAN CO.—CITY COURT OF PEMBROKEJ. PERRY DUKES, Pembroke, Judge, City Court of Pembroke, July 23, 1942-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Mch. 2, 1888 in Ellabell, Bryan co., Ga.Graduated Valparaiso University, B.S. degree, 1909; Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1910. Began the practice of law June 10, 1910 in Pembroke, Ga. Baptist.Democrat. Mason. Solicitor, county court, Bryan co., Sept.-Oct. 1911; solicitor, citycourt, Pembroke, Sept. 28, 1911-Aug. 14, 1913, Jan. 1, 1941-July 23, 1942, resigned;senator 1st dist., 1917-18; solicitor-general, Atlantic circuit, Nov. 4, 1933-Jan. 1,1939.Family details: Married Eunice Speir (born Mch. 10, 1892 in Bryan co., Ga.),daughter of William Lee Speir (Member, house of rep., Bryan co., 1911-12 Ex.-12)and Ella Edwards (Geiger) Speir. Children: Frances; Anne; Betty. Judge Dukes isthe son of H. Franklin and Emma Frances (Futch) Dukes, and the grandson ofJohn L. Dukes and Anne (Hart) Dukes.CARLTON L. PURVIS, Pembroke, Solicitor, City Court of Pembroke, Jan. 1, 1945-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born June 18, 1898 at Bellville, Tattnall co., Ga.Attended Univ. of Ga.; Mercer Univ.; Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, June1923. Lawyer. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Private, rear ranks, SATC, Univ.of Ga. County School Superintendent, Bryan co., Feb. 5, 1924-Jan. 1, 1945.Family details: Married Mch. 1, 1928 in Marengo co., Ala., Frances Celeste Bailey(born Mch. 17, 1904 in Marengo co., Ala.), daughter of Earnest T. and Daisy Elma(Bethune) Bailey, both of Ala. Children: Frances Celeste; Carlton L., Jr.; NancyBethune; Jane Bailey. Carlton L. Purvis is the son of Joseph Polhill and Sallie G.(Williams) Purvis, and the grandson of Jordan and Mary Ann (Lewis) Purvis andof Stephen Hill and Carolyn Eleanor (Pughsley) Williams.BULLOCH CO.—CITY COURT OF STATESBOROLINTON G. LANIER, Statesboro, Judge, City Court of Statesboro, Jan. 1, 1939-Jan. 1, 1947. Born Jan. 2, 1895 in Statesboro, Bulloch co., Ga. Attended Statesboro, Ga., high school; Ga. Normal College; Emory University; graduated Universityof Ga., LL.B. degree, 1922. Admitted to the bar, 1922. Baptist Democrat.Family details: Married Oct. 17, 1925 in Statesboro, Ga., Bernice CatherineWaters (born Mch. 15, 1904 in Bulloch co., Ga.), daughter of Thomas Haines and244

Anna (Brennen) Waters. Children: Linton G., Jr.; Shirley Ann; Bernice Patricia.Judge Lanier it the son of O. H. P. and Ida (Holloway) Lanier, and the grandsonof Alien R. and Macy Ann Catherine (Boweh) Lanier, and of William and MaryJane (Nevils) Holloway.PERCIVAL RANDOLPH COHEN ANDERSON, Judge, City Court©of Statesboro,Jan. 1, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born June 18, 1918 inStatesboro, Bulloch co., Ga. Graduated Statesboro high school; Ga. Military College; Georgia Teachers College; Woodrow Wilson College of Law. Began the practice of law in Statesboro, Ga., Feb., 1936. Baptist Democrat N.P. and ex-officioJ.P., 1209th G.M. dist, Bulloch co., 1938-1943. Served in World War II,Family details: Married Sept 29, 1935 in Chatham co., Ga., Newelle DeLoach,daughter of Dr. C. J. and Omie (Ryals) DeLoach. One daughter: Lydia Dale.Judge Anderson is the son of J. J. E. and Janie (Williams) Anderson, and thegrandson of John and Ellen (Rushing) Anderson, and Josiah and Sarah (Rogers)Williams.JOHN FRANKLIN BRANNEN, Statesboro, Solicitor, City Court of Statesboro,Jan. 1, 1945-Mch. 26, 1950, died. Bom July 5, 1900 in Statesboro, Bulloch co.,Ga. Lawyer in Savannah and Statesboro from 1924 until death. Attended University of Georgia. Primitive Baptist Democrat Mason; Sigma Chi; Lion; PastWorthy Patron Eastern Star. President of Statesboro Bar Assn. at time of death.Navy, World War I.Family details: Married July 26, 1930 in Savannah, Ga., Maude ElizabethTalley (born Nov. 8, 1906 in Toombs co., Ga.), daughter of William Olin andMaude Alma (McGowan) Talley, both of Georgia. Children: John F., Jr.; EleanorMaude (deceased). John F. Brannen was the son of John Franklin Brannen (bornApr. 8, 1853; senator, 17th dist, 1886-87; judge, county court, Bulloch co., 1894-Aug. 1903; judge, city court, Statesboro, Aug. 24, 1903-Dec. 12, 1910; died July26, 1927) and Lena A. (Tullis) Brannen, and the grandson of William AlexanderBrannen (Captain, Confederate Army) and Hossie (Beasley) Brannen, and of William Judson and Martha (Brannen) Tullis.WILLIAM GESMON NEVILLE, Statesboro, Solicitor, City Court of Statesboro,March 26, 1950-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 13, 1892 in Register,Bulloch co., Ga. Attended Brewton-Parker Institute; graduated Mercer University,LL.B. degree, 1916. Began the practice of law in Statesboro, Ga. June 1916. Primitive Baptist Democrat K. of P.; Mason. Solicitor-General, Ogeechee Circuit, Jan.1, 1929-Jan. 1, 1941.Family details: Married June 2, 1917 in Atlanta, Ga., Marguerite Nunnally(born Dec. 15, 1888 in Anniston, Ala.), daughter of Alonzo H. and Jessie (Stafford)Nunnally. Children: William Gesmon, Jr.; Marguerite Nunnally; Jessie Stafford;William Josiah. William Gesmon Neville is the son of Simon Lamar Neville (member, house of rep., BuUoch co., 1913-14) and Estella Lenora (Williams) Neville, andthe grandson of Thomas and Mary (Jones) Neville, and of William and Jane(DeLoach) Williams.245

BURKE CO.—CITY COURT OF WAYNESBOROGROVER CLEVELAND ANDERSON, Waynesboro, Judge, City Court of Waynesboro,March 2, 1928-Dec. 17, 1946, res. (For sketch see Superior Courts—AugustaCircuit).EMORY MADISON PRICE, Waynesboro, Judge, City Court of Waynesboro, Dec.20, 1946-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 15, 1894 near Bartow, Johnson co., Ga. Graduated Bartow high school, 1914; studied law in office of brother,Isma Lee Price, Swainsboro, Ga. Began the practice of law in 1915. Baptist. Democrat W.O.W. Former mayor, recorder and councilman, Waynesboro; city attorneyand Burke co. attorney; N. P. and ex-officio J.P.; Burke co. Democratic ExecutiveCommitteeman. Army Y.M.C.A. secretary in World War I.Family details: Married Oct. 5, 1923 in Scarboro, Jenkins co., Ga,, KathleenCamilla Burns, daughter of James Monroe and Annie Darsey (Miller) Burns. Children: Ann Cecelia; Mary Margaret. Judge Price is the son of Ricey and Cecelia(Bird) Price, and the grandson of Ricey and Mary Ann (Whitfield) Price, andHenry and Amanda Bird.PRESTON BROOKS LEWIS, JR., Waynesboro, Solicitor, City Court of Waynesboro, Jan. 1, 1927-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Mch. 20, 1891 in Johnston,Edgefield co., S. C. Graduated La. State University, A.B. degree, 1911.Teacher in public schools of La., 1911/14; assistant principal, Waynesboro, Ga.,high school, 1914/16. Admitted to bar, Waynesboro, Ga., Aug. 1919. Methodist.Democrat. Mason. Member, American Legion. 1st lieutenant, World War I. Secretary, Burke co., democratic executive committee, several years.Family details: Married (1) Dec. 28, 1922 in Waynesboro, Ga., Clifford Mc-Elmurray, (died Jan. 27, 1946) daughter of William Leslie McElmurray (member,house of rep., Burke co., 1925-26 Ex.-26 2nd Ex., 17th dist., 1929-31 Ex.) andClifford (Gray) McElmurray. Children: Clifford Gray; Betty Fulcher; PrestonBrooks, III. Married (2) June 9, 1949, Janie Coleman Edmond. P. B. Lewis, Jr.,is the son of Preston Brooks and Lillian (Fulcher) Lewis, and the grandson of G. A.and Mary Ann (May) Lewis, and of Vincent Warren and Eloise (Wimberly)Fulcher.CANDLER CO.—CITY COURT OF METTERTYREE HINES KIRKLAND, Metter, Judge, City Court of Metier, Jan. 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1949. Born June 1, 1886 in Stillmore, Emanuel co., Ga. Attended Emanuelco. rural schools; graduated Swainsboro, Ga., high school 1906; South Ga. College,1908; Mercer University, LL.B. degree, June 1910. Taught school in Tattnall andEmanuel cos. Began the practice of law in Unadilla, Ga., 1910. Presbyterian.Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.; K. of P. Chairman, board of education, Candler co.,Apr. 3, 1923-Feb. 3, 1931; councilman, Metter, Ga., 4 years.Family details: Married July 28, 1913 Lucila Adams, daughter of William B.and Sarah (Willis) Adams. Children: Virginia; Lucila A. Judge Kirkland is theson of Alfred K. and Julia V. (Dekle) Kirkland, and the grandson of Cuyler Kirkland.HUGH RUSSELL KIMBROUGH, Judge, City Court of Metter, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Dec. 25, 1888 in Wales, Giles co., Tenn.246

Attended high school and Normal School in Tennessee; graduated Cumberland University, B.L. and B.O. degrees, 1917. Admitted to the bar in Tenn., Feb. 1917,and in Ga., May, 1917. Began the practice of law Jan. 1917, in Metier, Ga. Baptist.Democrat. Mason; Order of the Eastern Star; Kiwanian; member, AmericanLegion. Veteran of Foreign Wars. Sailor, U. S. Navy, World War I. Chairman,democratic executive committee, Candler co., 1919-1928; judge, city court, Metier,Jan. 1, 1929-Jan. 1, 1937. Member, house of rep., Candler co., 1939. Lawyer.Family details: Married Oct. 21, 1920 in Metter, Ga., Maggie May Jones, daughter of William Eason and Mary Alice (Hendricks) Jones. Children: Hugh Russell,Jr.; Anne; Jack Holt; Margaret; Helen. Judge Kimbrough is the son of CharlesMadison and Florence (Holt) Kimbrough, and the grandson of William and Sarah(Dealing) Kimbrough, and of William and Luticia (Pate) Holt.LESTER CLEVELAND ANDERSON, Metter, Solicitor, City Court of Metter,Jan. 1, 1925-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born May 5, 1892 in Collins, Tattnallco., Ga. Studied law in office of uncle, P. M. Anderson, of Claxton, Ga., began thepractice of law, Aug. 1916. Baptist. Democrat. Mayor, Metter, 1920.Family details: Married 1914 in Tattnall co., Ga., Murtie Brinson, daughter ofWilliam A. and Annie (Moore) Brinson. Children: Annie Will; Clementine; BettyBrinson. L. C. Anderson is the son of Simon Peter and Josephine (Williams) Anderson, and the grandson of Charley Peter and Mary Anderson, and of Payton andMartha Williams.CARROLL CO.—CITY COURT OF CARROLLTONROBERT DAVID TISINGER, Carrollton, Solicitor, City Court of Carrollton,Nov. 10, 1936-Nov. 1940; Judge, Aug. 6, 1943-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Oct. 20, 1909 inCarrollton, Carroll co., Ga. Graduated 4th Dist. A. & M. School, 1928; AtlantaLaw School, 1932. Methodist. Democrat. Lion; Mason. Began the practice of lawin 1932.Family details: Married June 30, 1934 in Carroll co., Ga., Naomi Eugenia Evans(born Feb. 14, 1908 in Knoxville, Tenn.). Children: David Harvey; Richard G.Robert D. Tisinger is the son of George W. and Ida B. (McDaniel) Tisinger, andthe grandson of David F. and Rebecca (Freeman) Tisinger, and of George A. andMartha (Lavender) McDaniel.ALFRED B. TAYLOR, Carrollton, Judge, City Court of Carrollton, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Jan. 4, 1887 at Franklin, Heard co., Ga.Graduated Franklin, Ga., high school; attended Bowden College, 2 yrs.; Mercer University, 2 yrs.; graduated Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, 1915. Practiced lawat Franklin, Adel, and Carrollton. Baptist. Democrat. Mason.Family details: Married Nov. 12, 1918 in Coweta co., Ga., Floy Marie Levens(born Nov. 20, 1897 in Heard co., Ga.). One child: Mary Ann. Judge Tayloris the son of W. D. Taylor (Confederate soldier) and Mattie (Adams) Taylor.EARL STAPLES, Carrollton, Solicitor, City Court of Carrollton, Nov. 13, 1940-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Dec. 14, 1906, in Roopville, Carroll County,Georgia. Graduated Bowden College, A.B. degree, 1928. Attended Law School atMercer University and University of Georgia. Taught school in public schools of247

Georgia, 1929-1935, attending Law School during summer. Began practice of lawin Carrollton, Georgia in 1935. City Attorney for City of Carrollton, Sept. 1945-date (term expires Sept. 1951). Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Nu. Woodmen ofthe World; Moose; Shriner. Delegate National Democratic Convention, 1948. President Carrollton Bar Assn.; Past President Carrollton Jr. Chamber of Commerce;President Georgia Jr. Chamber of Commerce, 1941-42.Family details: Married May 17, 1939 in Atlanta, Ga., Jean Douglas McFadgen(born July 12, 1914 in Jefferson co., Ky.), daughter of Edward Sherman and Leonora (Barry) McFadgen. Children: Barry McDonald; Diane Carol; Earl Gordon,Jr. Earl Staples is the son of Pelham P. and Ola (McDonald) Staples, and thegrandson of Thomas T. and Rebecca (Stillwell) Staples, and of John A. and Adelia(Pearce) McDonald.CHATHAM CO.—CITY COURT OF SAVANNAHALEXANDER RADCLIFFE MACDONELL, Savannah, Judge, City Court ofSavannah, July 26, 1935-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Dec. 20, 1889 inSavannah, Ga. Graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1910, and LL.B. degree,1913. Began the practice of law in Savannah, June 1913. Methodist. Democrat.Scottish Rite Mason 33°; Chi Phi; Sphinx; Shriner; former President Ga. HistoricalSociety. Served on Mexican border; 1st lieutenant, captain and major, 117th and118th field artillery, World War I; Lt. Col. 319th Res. Field artillery. Assistantsolicitor-general Chatham co., 1913-16; associate judge municipal court, Savannah,1922-Dec. 20, 1933; chief judge, municipal court, Savannah, Dec. 20, 1933-June 6,1935.Family details: Married June 22, 1918 in Macon, Ga., Kathryn Shipps, daughterof Stephen Southwood and Ella Louise (Harrold) Shipps. Children: Anne (Mac-Donell) Alien; Alexander Harrison, III; Frank Shipps. Judge MacDonell is theson of Alexander Harrison MacDonell (judge, city court, Savannah, Jan. 20, 1892-Jan. 20, 1896) and Lillian Beatrice (Russell) MacDonell, and the grandson ofRev. George G. N. and Margaret W. MacDonell, and of William Henry and Anna(Pullen) Russell.Solicitor-General, Eastern Circuit, ex-officio solicitor.CHATTOOGA CO.—CITY COURT OF CHATTOOGA COUNTYCLOVIS DEMPSEY RIVERS, Summerville, Judge, City Court of ChattoogaCounty, March 10, 1941-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Feb. 12, 1867 inFort Deposit, Lowndes co., Ala. Atttended Summerville, Ga., public schools. Beganthe practice of law Mch. 1888. Democrat. Soldier, Spanish-American War. Mayor,Summerville, Ga.; judge, county court, Chattooga co., June 1921-Aug. 15, 1922;judge, city court, Summerville, Aug. 15, 1922-Aug. 15, 1924; Mch. 23, 1937-Mch.10, 1941.Family details: Judge Rivers is the son of John Wesley Rivers (Captain, C.S.A.)and Eliza Jane (Thurman) Rivers, and the grandson of Dempsey Rivers (justice,inferior court, Chattooga co., May 28, 1842-Jan. 15, 1845) and Nancy (McDuffie)Riven, and of John W. and Sarah (Ford) Thurman.Solicitor-General, Rome Circuit, ex-officio solicitor.248

CLARKE CO.—CITY COURT OF ATHENSARTHUR SEARS OLDHAM, Athens, Judge, City Court of Athens, Sept 27,1940-date (term expires Sept. 12, 1955). Born Nov. 12, 1906 at Cord Mill, Clarkeco., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1926. Began the practice oflaw in Athens, Ga., June 16, 1926. Methodist. Democrat. Former Chancellor Commander, K. of P.; past president, Athens Lions Club. Sigma Delta Kappa. Member,Judicial Order of Advocates, Athens Western Circuit, Ga. Bar Associations. Justiceof Peace, 1928-1940; chm. Clarke co. board of registrars, 1928.Family details: Married July 15, 1932 in Clarke co., Florrie Mae Phillips(born Dec. 7, 1906 in Clarke co., Ga.), daughter of Nevel Oscar and Rosa Lee(Sorrells) Phillips. Child: Henry Nevel. Judge Oldham is the son of Henry Jackson and Julia Ann (Bishop) Oldham, and the grandson of Andrew Jackson andCynthia Camilla (Bolton) Oldham, and of Thomas John and Sarah Evaline (Hale)Bishop.PRESTON MATTHEW ALMAND, Athens, Solicitor, City Court of Athens, Sept.12, 1939-date (term expires Sept. 11, 1955). Lawyer. Born Feb. 12, 1901 in Apalachee,Morgan co., Ga. Attended Social Circle, Ga., public schools; graduated fromhigh school, May, 1918; University of Ga., June 1927. Began the practice of law in,Athens, Ga., June 1927, Baptist, Deacon 1936-1953. Democrat. Rotarian. President, Clarke co., Roosevelt Young Voters Club, 1935-36; state chairman, RooseveltYoung Voters Clubs of Ga., 1935-36; chairman, court of honor, northeast Ga. Council, B.S.A., 1935-37; chairman, court of honor, Athens Dist., B.S.A., 1929-1943.Senator, 50th Dist., 1937-37/38 Ex., General Superintendent of Sunday School,Athens First Baptist Church 1946-1950; member, Advisory Board of Children'sBible Mission 1942-1950; Member, Athens District Committee, northeast Ga., Council, B.S.A., 1943-1950.Family details: Married Oct. 12, 1927 in Anderson, S. C., Beverley Ruth Kinnebrew(born May 21, 1906 in Alaucha co., Fla.), daughter of Richard Harry andMary Louise (Hulme) Kinnebrew. One child: Beverley Ruth. P. M. Almand isthe son of Milton Matthew and Sarah Madeline (Malcolm) Almand, and the grandson of Isaac Madison and Matilda (Glowers) Almand, and of Archie Preston andMattie Sue (Lane) Malcolm.CLAYTON CO.—CITY COURT OF CLAYTON COUNTYWILLIAM H. REYNOLDS, Jonesboro, Judge, City Court of Clayton County,Jan. 1, 1945-date (term expires Feb. 1, 1953). Born May 24, 1890 near Covington,Newton co., Ga. Graduated Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, June 4, 1919.Began the practice of law in Jonesboro, June 1919. Presbyterian. Democrat. Ordinary, Clayton co., Jan. 1, 1917-Jan. 1, 1921. Solicitor, city court, Jonesboro, Jan. 1,1928-Jan. 1, 1943. Member, house of rep., Clayton co., 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.EDWIN STANLEY KEMP, Solicitor, City Court of Clayton County, Jan. 1,1941-Jan. 1, 1949. (For sketch see House of Rep., Clayton co., 1949).LEE HUTCHESON, Solicitor, City Court of Clayton County, Jan. 1, 1949-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). (No data for sketch furnished).249

CLINCH CO.—COUNTY COURT OF CLINCHEZEKIEL JOHNSON SMITH, Homerville, Judge, County Court of Clinch, Oct.28, 1933-Oct. 28, 1937; Jan. 27, 1938-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1952). Born Feb.17, 1893 in Homerville, Clinch co., Ga. Attended local schools; DuBignon Institute.Merchant, 25 years. Democrat. World War soldier. Member, town council, Homerville, 1917.Family details: Married Dec. 26, 1921 in Ware co., Ga., Clifford Huxford(born Nov. 3, 1896 in Coffee co., Ga.), daughter of Calvitt and Kansas (Drawdy)Huxford. Judge Smith is the son of Charlton H. Smith (Confederate soldier) andMartha (Henderson) Smith, and the grandson of John and Cassie (Sirmans)Smith, and of John S. Henderson (justice, inferior court, Ware co., Mch. 10, 1835-Jan. 17, 1837; justice, inferior court, Clinch co., Jan. 29, 1858-Jan. 10, 1861;member, house of rep., Ware co., 1843) and Sallie (King) Henderson.BEN T. WILLOUGHBY, Homerville, Solicitor, County Court of Clinch, Jan. 29,1943-Jan. 1, 1945; June, 1948-Jan. 1, 1949. (For sketch see House of Rep., ClinchCounty).C. DOWNING MUSGROVE, Homerville, Solicitor, County Court of Clinch, Oct.28, 1933-Oct. 28, 1935; Jan. 1, 1945-June, 1948; Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expiresJan. 1, 1955). Born May 22, 1911 in Homerville, Clinch co., Ga. GraduatedRiverside Military Academy, 1929; attended University of Ga., 3 yrs. Began thepractice of law in Homerville, Sept. 15, 1933. Baptist. Democrat. W.O.W.; DeltaTau Delta. Secretary, Executive Department, Jan. 12, 1937-June 6, 1940; Comptroller-General, June 6, 1940-Jan. 12, 1941; Revenue Commissioner, June-November,1948.Family details: Married Dec. 21, 1939 in Atlanta, Ga., Lyneath Moore (bornSept. 13, 1916 in Swainsboro, Ga,). Children: Lyneath L.; Alice Marie; Julie.Downing Musgrove is the son of William Vernie Musgrove (judge, county court,Clinch co., Oct. 28, 1925-Oct. 28, 1929; member, house of rep., Clinch co., 1931,1935, 1937) and Alice (O'Steen) Musgrove, and the grandson of Charles andJulia Musgrove, and of Johnathan O'Steen.COFFEE CO.—CITY COURT OF DOUGLASELISHA L. GRANTHAM, Douglas, Judge, City Court of Douglas, Jan. 1, 1941-Jan. 1, 1949. Born June 26, 1885 near Douglas, Coffee co., Ga. Graduated SouthGeorgia Normal Institute; attended North Georgia Agricultural College; correspond*ence course with LaSalle Extension University, Chicago, 111. Began the practice oflaw in Douglas, Ga., on Dec. 26, 1914. Baptist. Democrat. Senator, 46th dist.,1923-23 Ex.-24. Member, City Board of Education, 16 years; chairman of board,9 years.Family details: Married June 26, 1907 in Coffee co., Ga., Effie Mae Bailey(born Oct. 22, 1888 in Washington co., Ga.), daughter of N. J. and Theodocia.Jane (Tanner) Bailey. Children: Valdo Orson; Esther Lurline (Grantham) Williams; Elwyn Ercell; Rudene Mae. Judge Grantham is the son of John and MaryJane (Vickers) Grantham, and the grandson of Jackson Grantham (Confederatesoldier) and Ann (Sears) Grantham, and Wiley Vickers (Confederate soldier) andBetty (Lott) Vickers.250

JAMES WOODROW WALDROUP, Douglas, Judge, City Court of Douglas, Jan.1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Nov. 22, 1912 in Brasstown, Clay co.,N. C., Graduated Nicholls high school, 1933; South Ga. College, 1935; Universityof Ga. Law School, LL.B. degree, 1939. Began the practice of law in Douglas, Ga.,1940. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; member, American Legion; V.F.W. Served inU. S. Army in World War II; received Victory medal; American Theater service ribbon; EAMET service and good conduct medals.Family details: Married June 9, 1943 in Laurens co., Ga., Julia Lane, daughter ofMae (Taylor) Lane. One son: James Woodrow, Jr. Judge Waldroup is the sonof James L. and Hattie (Sluder) Waldroup, and the grandson of Bill and Kathern(Brindle) Waldroup, and Merrit and Clarisa Sluder.MONTGOMERY LANE PRESTON, Douglas, Solicitor, City Court of Douglas,Feb. 1, 1943-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Oct. 1, 1910 in Monroe,Walton co., Ga. Graduated Statesboro, Ga., high school; Ga. Teachers College;University of Ga.; Southern Law School. Began the practice of law at Statesboro,June 1, 1931. Assistant Counsel, Federal Land Bank, Columbia, S. C., 1933-35.Practiced law at Douglas, 1935-date. Baptist. Democrat. Elk. Sergeant, Ga. StateGuard. Pres. City Board of Education, 1945-date. City Attorney, Douglas, Jan.1936-1948.Family details: Married Ouida Elneda Bryan (born Mch. 19, 1912 in Bullochco., Ga.), daughter of Thomas and Elneda (Stone) Bryan. Children: MontgomeryLane, Jr.; Thomas Bryan; Harrison Bob. Montgomery Lane Preston is the son ofPrince Hulon and Mary Elizabeth (Lane) Preston, and the grandson of H. H. G.Preston.COLQUITT CO.—CITY COURT OF COLQUITT COUNTYROBERT HEWITT CRANFORD, Moultrie, Judge, City Court of Colquitt co.,Jan. 1, 1945-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born June 21, 1905 at Sasser, Terrellco., Ga. Graduated Sasser high school, 1921; attended University of Georgia,1921-24; University of Florida Law School, Fall of 1926 and Spring of 1927;graduated Mercer University Law School, LL.B. degree, June 1928. Democrat. PhiKappa Tau; Delta Theta Phi. Member, Moultrie Bar since Feb. 1929; Georgia BarAssociation. Justice of the Peace, 1934-1944; member Colquitt co. DemocraticExecutive Committee, 1936-1940; city council, Moultrie, 1942-44.Family details: Married July 2, 1929 in Manchester, Ga., Helen Virginia Crosswell(born Mch. 18, 1903 in Jefferson co., Ala.; graduate of Bessie Tift College),daughter of Robert Thompson Crosswell (veteran of Spanish-American War) andCynthia M. (Dobbins) Crosswell. One child: Bobbie Ailene. Judge Cranford is theson of Dr. Oscar G. Cranford (physician; member, house of rep., Terrell co., Ga.,1919-20; Capt, World War I) and Evelyn Elizabeth (Hewitt) Cranford, and thegrandson of Robert Cranford (soldier, C.S.A.) and Samantha (Hillman) Cranford,and of Alexander Hewitt (soldier, C.S.A.) and Mary (Hillman) Hewitt.WILLIAM ROBERT (BOB) HUMPHREYS, Moultrie, Solicitor, City Court ofColquitt co., Jan. 1, 1939-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Apr. 4, 1904 inMoultrie, Colquitt co., Ga. Graduated Moultrie high school; Norman Institute;North Ga. College; University of Ga., A.B.S.S. degree, 1926. Began the practice of251

law in Moultrie, Ga., Jan. 6, 1931. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.; Moose.Police court recorder, Oct. 1935-Oct 1938. Private, Army Air Force, World War II.Family details: Married July 2, 1949 in Moultrie, Ga., Irene (Myers) Bell,daughter of J. O. and Daisey (Sullivan) Myers. Step-children: Dorothy Bell; MyraBell. Bob Humphreys is the son of James and Sallie (Burney) Humphreys, andthe grandson of J. T. S. and Lillie (Wilson) Humphreys, and Charles H. and Savannah (Folsom) Burney.COWETA CO.—CITY COURT OF NEWNANWILLIAM LAELIUS STALLINGS, Newnan, Judge, City Court of Newnan,Mch. 30, 1925-Nov. 12, 1945, died. Born Sept. 27, 1867 in Haralson, Coweta co.,Ga. Graduated University of Ga., B.Ph. degree, 1890; LL.B. degree, 1892. Baptist.Democrat Mason; K. of P.; member, Jr. Order. Delta Tau Delta. City attorney,Newnan; attorney, Coweta county commissioners; solicitor, city court, Newnan, Mch.24, 1906-Mch. 30, 1925, res.Family details: Married Jan. 7, 1906 in Newnan, Ga., Ruth Powel. One daughter, Laelius. Judge Stallings was the son of William Thomas Stallings (1st lieutenant, and acting captain Co. D, 19th Ga. Regt., 1861-65; member, house of rep.,Coweta co., 1882-83 Ex.-83) and Mary Susan (Freeman) Stallings, and the grandson of Malachi and Martha (Crawley) Stallings, and of Henry Freeman and Nancy(Moody) Freeman.JOHN WILLIAM POWELL, Newnan, Judge, City Court of Newnan, Nov. 28,1945-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Apr. 11, 1895 in Newnan, Coweta co.,Ga. Graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1921. Democrat. Mason. Student7th provisional training regiment, Fort McPherson, Ga., May 11-Aug. 14, 1917;private, aviation section signal corps, Aug. 15, 1917-Feb. 8, 1918, serving at Ga.Tech Candler Field, Kelly Field, Tex., Port of Embarkation at Hoboken, SoutherField, Ga., Carlstrom Field, Fla., and Repair Depot, Montgomery, Ala.; 2d lieut.,air service, Feb. 9, 1918-Sept 1919; discharged Sept. 23, 1919. Legal advisor,prohibition department, State of Ga., Nov. 1921-Oct. 1925; mayor, Newnan, 1928-29. Lawyer.Family details: John William Powell is the son of John Stephen Powell, (admittedto bar, 1883; mayor, Newnan, 1888-1890; 1896-98; capt., co. C, 3d Ga. regt., serving in Cuba, 1899; capt., 38th U. S. vols., serving in Philippine Islands, 1900-01;judge, court first instance, Philippine Islands, 1901-17) and Anna Thomas (Nimmons)Powell, and the grandson of John Williams Powell and Luiana Virginia(Scoggin) Powell, and of Orman Thomas Mertimer Nimmons and Georgia AnnaNimmons.STANFORD ARNOLD, Newnan, Solicitor, City Court of Newnan, March 30.1925-April 20, 1946, died. Born Feb. 17, 1890 in Newnan, Coweta co., Ga. AttendedNewnan, Ga., high school; graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1911. Beganthe practice of law in Newnan, Ga., Dec. 26, 1912. Methodist. Democrat. KnightTemplar; Shriner; Mason; K. of P.; member, Jr. Order. Alpha Tau Omega. 2ndlieutenant, field artillery, reserve corps, 1918. Member, house of rep., Coweta co.,1917-18.252

Family details: Married Sept. 19, 1925, Virginia Brasch, daughter of J. F. andGobie (Cotton) Brasch. Stanford Arnold was the son of Wm. G. and Emma(Stanford) Arnold, and the grandson of W. G. Arnold, and of John L. and SarahRebecca (Bryan) Stanford.JANNAR B. DAVIS, Newnan, Solicitor, City Court of Newnan, Aug. 1, 1946-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Mch. 8, 1910 in Fourth District of Coweta co.,Ga. Attended County schools, graduating at Newnan High School; graduated VanderbiltUniversity, A.B., 1932; LL.B., 1934. Home Owners Loan Corporation employee, 1934-1936; Began practice of law at Newnan, Ga., June 1, 1937. Member,house of rep., Coweta co., 1939-40; 1941-42; Lieutenant (j.g.) U.S.N.R. Jan. 1943;Separated from service Mch. 1946 as Lieutenant, U.S.N.R.Family details: Married Sept. 21, 1942, Laelius Stallings, daughter of JudgeW. L. and Mrs. Ruth Fowel Stallings. Children: Jan; Lee; Jeff Davis. Jannar B.Davis is the son of J. J. and Mrs. Mary Martin Davis.DECATUR CO.—CITY COURT OF BAINBRIDGEJOHN EAGER DRAKE, Bainbridge, Judge, City Court of Bainbridge, Nov. 27,1940-date (term expires Nov. 27, 1952). Born Jan. 21, 1879 in Iron City, Seminoleco., Ga. Attended common and high schools of Decatur co., Ga. Public schoolteacher, Miller and Decatur counties, 1898-1912. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;K. of P.; W.O.W.; I.O.O.F.; mayor, Iron City, 1908, 1909, 1911, 1912, 1913,1915, 1916; justice of the peace 1913-16, 1431st dist., G.M.; tax receiver, Decaturco., 1917-24; mayor pro tern, City of Bainbridge, 1926-29; senator, 8th dist., 1927-28; mayor, Bainbridge, 1934-37, plus chairman Board County Commissioners,Decatur co., 1934-37.Family details: Married (1) in 1900 in Decatur co., Ga., Esther Alday (bornOct. 1, 1879 in Decatur co., Ga., died Mch. 13, 1936 in Bainbridge, Decatur co.,Ga.), daughter of Isaac Alday (Confederate soldier) and Martha (Johnson) Alday.Children: Ida Ethel (Drake) Davis; Claudia Rebecca (Drake) Tennille; Johnie(Drake) Kennedy; Herbert Eugene; Lillian (Drake) Bates; John Eager, Jr. Married(2) in 1938 in Decatur co., Ga., Glennie Barber Sapp (born Mch. 20, 1892),daughter of Joseph M. Barber and Lovie Kendrick Barber. Judge Drake is the sonof William Henry Drake (Confederate soldier) and Rebecca Walton (Grimsley)Drake, and the grandson of Jenkins Drake (Confederate soldier) and Polly Ann(Norris) Drake, and Walton and Matilda (Hayes) Grimsley.MATSON EMMETT O'NEAL, Bainbridge, Solicitor, City Court of Bainbridge,Nov. 27, 1904-Nov. 27, 1928; Nov. 27, 1932-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953).Born Mch. 24, 1875 in Bainbridge, Decatur co., Ga. Attended Bainbridge, Ga., public schools; graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1895. Admitted to the barin Western circuit, June 19, 1895. Presbyterian. Democrat. Alpha Tau Omega.Mason; K. of P.; W.O.W.; Odd Fellow.|Family details: Married June 14, 1905 in Thomaston, Ga., Bessie Birch Matthews (born May 23, 1885 in Thomaston, Ga.), daughter of Robert Alien andSallie (Thompson) Matthews. Children: Maston Emmett, Jr.; Allan Matthews;Birch Dilworth; Elisabeth Ann (O'Neal) Plowden. M. E. O'Neal is the son ofMaston O'Neal (Confederate soldier; ordinary, Decatur co., 1877-84; senator, 8th253

dist., 1890-91) and Chloe (Roberts) O'Neal, and the grandson of William OwenO'Neal and Elizabeth Neal (White) O'Neal and of Burrell Roberts (member, houseof rep., Early co., 1851/52; member, house of rep., Miller co., 1863-64 Ex. 64-65Ex.; senator, Miller co., 1859-60) and Arianna Lafayette (Harrell) Roberts.DEKALB co.—CITY COURT OF DECATURFRANK GUESS, Stone Mountain, Judge, City Court of Decatur, Jan. 1, 1927-Jan. 1, 1947. (For sketch see Superior Courts, Stone Mountain Circuit).DAVID PASCHAL PHILIPS, Lithonia, Judge, City Court of Decatur, Jan. 6,1947-date (term expires Jan. 6, 1955). Born Oct. 6, 1877 in Lithonia, DeKalb co.,Ga. Began the practice of law in 1900. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Solicitor,Jan. 1, 1927-Jan. 6, 1947.Family details: Married Oct. 20, 1901 in Lithonia, Ga., Grace Olivia Philips,daughter of R. O. Philips. Judge Philips is the son of Pierce Key and AmandaE. (Anderson) Philips, and the grandson of Paschal C. and Elizabeth Philips, andof David and Edith Anderson.WALTER PHILLIP McCURDY, Decatur, Solicitor, City Court of Decatur, Jan.6, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Feb. 4, 1905 at Stone Mountain,in DeKalb co., Ga. Attended Decatur public schools; Emory University; graduatedAtlanta Law School, LL.B. degree. Commenced the practice of law in Decatur,1927. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Elk. Married Aug. 14, 1926 in Atlanta, LouiseJackson (born Oct. 20, 1907), daughter of Joseph Clarence and Florence Cordelia(Johnston) Jackson. One son: Walter Phillip, Jr. Walter P. McCurdy is the son ofJulius Augustus McCurdy (sheriff, DeKalb co., 1912-1928) and Leomi (Goldsmith)McCurdy, and the grandson of Phillip Burford McCurdy (Confederate soldier;Baptist minister) and Celia Ann (Carter) McCurdy.DODGE CO.—CITY COURT OF EASTMANANDREW RUSSELL ROSS, Eastman, Judge, City Court of Eastman, Jan. 1,1941-Jan. 1, 1949. Born June 8, 1902 in Eastman, Dodge co., Ga. Attended localschools; Georgia Normal College & Business Institute. Admitted to bar, Eastman,Ga., Jan. 1, 1924; began immediate practice of law. Baptist. Democrat. Mason.County attorney, Dodge co., Oct 1, 1927-date, Mayor, Plainfield, Ga., 1929-31.Member, house of rep., Dodge co., 1931, 1935.Family details: Married Apr. 24, 1924 in Dodge co., Ga., Rubye Lee Peacock,daughter of J. C. and Eliza Peacock. Children: Claude; Russell; Edwin Whaley;Betty Anne.OSCAR JASON FRANKLIN, Eastman, Judge, City Court of Eastman, Jan. 1,1921-Jan. 1, 1937; Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Jan. 27,1876 in Statesboro, Bulloch co., Ga. Attended Excelsior High School, Bulloch co.,Ga.; graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1903, and LL.B. degree, 1906.Began the practice of law in Eastman, Dodge co., Ga. July 1906. Methodist.Democrat. Mayor, Eastman, 1916; past member, board of education, Eastman.Family details: Married May 5, 1907 in Eastman, Ga., Clyde Roselle Rawlins,254

daughter of D. M. Rawlins and Julia Rogers Rawlins. Children: Oscar Clyde;Russell Dean; Barney; Julia Me.; Charles. Judge Oscar Jason Franklin is the sonof Jason Franklin and America (Rountree) Franklin, and the grandson of Perneland Martha Franklin, and of John Rountree.WILLIAM ALEXANDER WOOTEN, Eastman, Solicitor, City Court of Eastman,Oct. 9, 1934-July 17, 1946, died. Born Mch. 3, 1873 near Scotland, Montgomeryco., Ga. Graduated Spring Hill Academy, Wheeler co., 1890; National Normal,University of Ohio, B.S. degree, 1893. Admitted to the bar, Aug. 26, 1896.Methodist. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.; Commandery, Mystic Shrine. Member,house of rep., Montgomery co., 1902-03-04; solicitor, city court, McRae, Aug. 3,1905-Nov. 1, 1910; solicitor-general, Oconee circuit, Jan. 1, 1913-Dec. 31, 1920.Family details: Married Aug. 29, 1905 in Meriwether co., Ga., Dana DellMarchman (born Nov. 28, 1879 in Meriwether co., Ga.), daughter of WilliamMcElroy and Katherine Cousins Marchman. Children: John A.; Katherine Cousins. W. A. Woolen was the son of John A. Woolen (sergeant, C.S.A.; senator,15th dist., 1896-97) and Jennie (McEachin) Woolen, and the grandson of Henryand Eliza (MeArthur) Woolen, and of Alexander and Susanna (McKay) McEachin.DAVID DUDLEY SMITH, SR., Eastman, Solicitor, City Court of Eastman, Jan.1, 1917-Jan. 1, 1933; July 1946-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953 . Born Nov. 29,1886 in Eastman, Dodge co., Ga. Graduated Sandersville high school, Sandersville,Ga., 1903. Graduated Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1908. Began the practiceof law in Eastman, Ga., July 1908. Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Alpha Epsilon;Mason; Shriner; W.O.W. Served as chairman of Dodge County Chapter, AmericanRed Cross, during World Wars I and II. Judge, city court, Eastman, Jan. 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1941.Family details: Married Aug. 7, 1911 in Eastman, Ga., Fannie Lou Armor (bornNov. 29, 1887 in Greene co., Ga.), daughter of Walter Florence and Mary Elizabeth(Harris) Armor. Children: Julia Adams; Walter Armor; David Dudley. D. D.Smith, ST., u the son of Erastus Augustus and Julia (Adams) Smith, and thegrandson of E. A. Smith (1st Lt., Co. K. 49th Regt., C.S.A.; died Aug. 16, 1862from wounds received in Battle of Seven Pines) and Sarah Elizabeth (Roberts)Smith, and of Hopewell and Julia Ann Amanda (Mathis) Adams.DOUGHERTY CO.—CITY COURT OF ALBANYCLAYTON JONES, Albany, Judge, City Court of Albany, Nov. 12, 1912-date.Born Jan. 15, 1882 in Albany, Dougherty co., Ga. Attended Ga. School of Technology (1898), and University of Ga. law school. Admitted to the bar in 1902.Referee in bankruptcy May 1905-1912.Family details: Married May 1913, Mattie Bush, daughter of S. E. Bush.ROSSER ADAMS MALONE, Albany, Solicitor, City Court of Albany, Jan. 13,1942-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1954). Born Oct. 6, 1906 in Albany, Doughertyco., Ga. Attended Albany Public Schools, graduated high school 1927; Universityof Georgia Law School, LL.B., 1929. Began the practice of law in Albany, Ga.,July 1929. Methodist. Democrat. B. P. O. E.; Civic Club; past pres., Albany255

Lions Club. N. P. and Ex-Officio Justice of Peace Dougherty co., 1936-41. Military service: U. S. Navy, March 6, 1944-Nov. 26, 1945.Family details: Married Oct. 27, 1934 in Blakely, Ga., Petrona Underwood(born Mch. 29, 1910 in Early co., Ga.), daughter of John L. and Emmie Fleming(Howard) Underwood. Children: Rosser Adams, Jr.; Thomas Underwood. RosserMalone is the son of Rosser Adams and Elizabeth Meriam Malone, and thegrandson of Rosser Adams and Mamie Callier Malone.EARLY CO.—CITY COURT OF BLAKELYJAMES WILLIAM BONNER, Blakely, Judge, City Court of Blakely, Sept. 22,1936-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 12, 1895 in Carroll co., Ga.Graduated Bowdon College, B.S. degree, 1915; took special work, University ofGa., 1920, 1922; graduated Atlanta Law School, 1926. Began the practice of lawin Blakely, Ga., Dec. 1926. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Rotarian; Delta ThetaPhi. Soldier, World War I. Taught in high schools of Ga. 8 years; superintendent,Fort Gaines, Ga., public schools, 1919-24; formerly member, Board of Education,Blakely, Ga.; chm. Blakely Board of Trustees; chm., Early co. Board of Education.Family details: Married Aug. 11, 1922 in Terrell co., Ga., Mattie Lee Brim(born Jan. 20, 1897 in Terrell co., Ga.), daughter of Carey C. and Lena (Collier)Brim. One child: Jane. Judge Bonner is the son of Jasper and Salla S. A. (Bridges)Bonner, and the grandson of Alien Bonner (Confederate soldier), and of JordanBridges (Confederate soldier).HORACE G. BELL, Blakely, Solicitor, City Court of Blakely, Jan. 1, 1925-Aug. 20,1945, died. Born Sept. 18, 1888 in Shellman, Terrell Co., Ga. Graduated ShellmanHigh School 1910; Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1914, and LL.B. degree, 1918.Began the practice of law in Blakely, 1919. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Unmarried. Horace G. Bell was the son of G. W. and SusieNaomi (Lay) Bell.WILLIAM LOWREY STONE, Blakely, Solicitor, City Court of Blakely, Jan. 1,1927-Jan. 1, 1929; Aug. 21, 1945-Nov. 7, 1946. Born Oct. 7, 1894 in Macon, Bibbco., Ga. Attended Palmer Institute and Emory College. Admitted to bar in July1915; practiced in Blakely since Aug. 1916. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Member, house of rep., Early co., 1931.Family details: Married Dec. .25, 1921 in Early co., Ga., Una Haddock (bornJuly 15, 1899 in Early co., Ga.), daughter of John D. Haddock (member, houseof rep., Early co., 1921-24; senator, 9th dist., 1927) and Mary Tallulah (Webb)Haddock. One son, Lowrey Standifer. William Lowrey Stone is the son of William Theodotus Stone and Ida Florence (Lowrey) Stone, and the grandson ofGeorge W. W. Stone and Susan Bethia (Capers) Stone, and of Rev. John M.Lowrey (Methodist minister in North and South Ga. conferences) and Georgia(Davis) Lowrey.PHILLIP SHEFFIELD, Solicitor, City Court of Blakely, Nov. 7, 1946-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1952). Born Nov. 23, 1909 in Blakely, Early co., Ga.Graduated Ga. Military College, 1928; University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1932, M.S.256

degree, 1933 and LL.B. degree, 1940. Began the practice of law in Blakely, Ga.,1940. Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Delta Kappa; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi KappaPhi,Family details: Married Mch. 9, 1946 in Early co., Ga., Sara Dillard. Oneson; Robert Colquitt. Phillip Sheffield is the son of Robert Howard and FrancesLouise (Davidson) Sheffield, and the grandson of Walter Colquitt and Martha(Howard) Sheffield, and Hiram and Martha (Hutchinson) Davidson.ECHOLS CO.—COUNTY COURT OF ECHOLSWILLIAM DOUGLAS CLAYTON, Statenville, Judge, County Court of Echols,March 3, 1938-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Bora Sept. 12, 1888 in Statenville, Echols co., Ga. Attended common schools of Echols co. Farmer. Methodist.Democrat Clerk, superior court, Jan. 1, 1915-Dec. 31, 1932; sec. treas., board oftrustees, Statenville school dist., Feb. 1930-July 1943; chm., democratic executivecommittee, Echols co., Sept. 1921-Oct. 1946; justice of the peace, Statenville militia dist., Jan. 1, 1933-Mch. 1938.Family details: Married Feb. 16, 1913 in Hamilton co., Fla. Emma Herring(born Jan. 2, 1890 in Hamilton co., Fla.), daughter of Stephen William and MaryEmily (Home) Herring. Children: Kenneth Cecil; Annie Marie; Alfred B.;Ernest G.; Wilmer D.; Sarah Judith; Mary Evelyn; lona Marine; Vernor Edwin;Emma Ruth. Judge Clayton is the son of Mandos Verdre and Ella Viola Malissa(Sowell) Clayton, and the grandson of Ishara Douglas Clayton (Confederate soldier) and Martha Maranda (Stanfill) Clayton, and of William Henry Sowell (Confederate soldier) and Sarah Carolina (Prine) Sowell.HARLEY LANGDALE, Valdosta, Solicitor, County Court of Echols co., Jan. 1.1925-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Jan. 24, 1888 at Council, Clinch co., Ga. AttendedDonald Frazier School, Decatur, Ga.; Ga. Normal College & Business Institute,Abbeville, Ga. Graduated Mercer University, 1912, LL.B. degree. Practiced law inValdosta, Ga., since graduation. Baptist. Democrat. Shriner; Elk; Rotarian; SigmaNu. Trustee, Charles H. Herty Foundation. Judge, Municipal Court, Valdosta,number of yrs.Family details: Married Aug. 14, 1913 in Lynchburg, Va., Thalia Lee. Children:Harley, Jr.; John W.; Virginia Lee; William P. Harley Langdale is the son of JohnW. and Nancy (Burnsed) Langdale, and the grandson of Noah and Elizabeth (Burnett)Langdale, and of Gideon and Elizabeth (Daugharty) Burnsed.JOHN WESLEY LANGDALE, Valdosta, Solicitor, County Court of Echols co.,Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). For sketch, see House of Representatives, Lowndes co., 1949.EFFINGHAM CO.—CITY COURT OF SPRINGFIELDGEORGE WILLIAM FETZER, Marlow, Judge, City Court of Springfield, Jan.1, 1943 to date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Lawyer. Born Feb. 4, 1903 in Effinghamco., Ga. Graduated Guyton, Ga., high school, 1920; Neloir-Rhyne College, A.B.degree, June 7, 1924; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, June 19, 1929. Taughtschool in Screven and Effingham cos., 1924-27; admitted to the bar in Athens, Ga.,257

June 19, 1929; began the practice of law July 1, 1929 in Savannah, Ga. Lutheran.Democrat. Mason; Knight Templar; Elk; member, Jr. Order; member, Ga. Society,Sons of the Revolution; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Delta Kappa; Pi Kappa Alpha.Senator, 1st dist., 1933.Family details: Married June 16, 1937 in Screven co., Ga., Kate Geneva Scott(born Nov. 29, 1905 in Screven co., Ga.), daughter of Robert Lee and Connie Jane(Bazemore) Scott. One child: George William, Jr. Judge Fetzer is the son of William Richard and Susie Estella (Duggar) Fetzer, and the grandson of George Washington Fetzer (Confederate soldier) and Laura Eliza (Heidt) Fetzer, and of WilliamGlenn and Loanza Celestia (Nease) Duggar.JESSE WILLIAM USHER, Guyton, Solicitor, City Court of Springfield, Oct. 9,1919-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Aug. 28, 1874 in Springfield, Effinghamco., Ga. Attended Effingham Academy. Began the practice of law in Springfield, Ga., Dec. 16, 1896. Lutheran. Democrat. Mason.Family details: Married Ada Wilson (born May 8, 1888 in Effingham co., Ga.),daughter of Albert and Lilly (Davis) Wilson. Children: Ethel Melbry; Jesse Walton;Sadie Louise, Sarah Grace; Lilly Mae; Jerry Wilson; J. Woodrow; Cora Belle; JohnWingard; William Kenneth; Calvin; Montain; Freeda. Jesse W. Usher is the sonof Jerry J. Usher (Confederate soldier) and Sarah L. (Seckinger) Usher, and thegrandson of William Usher and (Cochran) Usher, and of Ephriamand Lydia (Arnsdorff) Seckinger.ELBERT CO.—CITY COURT OF ELBERTONWILLIAM DUNCAN TUTT, Elberton, Judge, City Court of Elberton, Dec. 24,1908-Jan. 24, 1911; Dec. 24, 1916-Dec. 24, 1920; Mch. 25, 1937-Dec. 24, 1940;July 29, 1944-Dec. 24, 1944; Dec. 24, 1944-Dec. 24, 1948. Born Oct. 13, 1876 inThomson, McDuffie co., Ga. Attended Elberton, Ga., high school; graduated University of Ga., B.L. degree, 1898. Began the practice of law in Elberton, Ga., June1898. Methodist Democrat. Alpha Tau Omega; Elk.Family details: Married Apr. 30, 1912 in Elberton, Ga., Elizabeth Long Swift(born Nov. 16, 1888 in Elbert co., Ga.), daughter of Isaac G. and Elizabeth (Thurmond)Swift. One child: William Swift. Judge Tutt is the son of William DuncanTutt (member, house of rep., Lincoln co., 1873-74; senator, 29th dist., 1882-83Ex.-83) and Susan Leonora (Freeman) Tutt, and the grandson of Benjamin andMary Ann (Fleming) Tutt, and of Henry Freeman.CLARENCE RHODES McLANAHAN, Elberton, Judge, City Court of Elberton,Dec. 24, 1940 to July 29, 1944, res.; Dec. 24, 1948 to date (term expires Dec. 24,1952). Resigned to enter U. S. Navy on July 29, 1944, served until Feb. 28, 1946,Rank of Lt. Born Apr. 10, 1909 in Elberton, Elbert co., Ga. Graduated Universityof Fla., 1930; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1931. Began the practice of law inElberton, Ga., Sept. 1, 1931. Baptist. Democrat. Sigma Chi; Mason; Shriner;Scabbard & Blade; Sigma Delta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa. Member, ElbertonChamber of Commerce; member, Elbert co., Jr. Chamber of Commerce; president,Elbert co., Jr. Chamber of Commerce, 1935-36. Solicitor, city court, Elberton, Dec.24, 1935-Mch. 25, 1937; Vice-Chairman State Democratic Executive Committee1946-50.258

Family details: Married Sept. 19, 1934 in Athens, Ga., Dorothy Palmer Dudley(born Aug. 8, 1909 in Clarke co., Ga.), daughter of Alonzo Gordon Dudley (member, house of rep., Clarke co., 1921-22) and Vallye (Palmer) Dudley. ChildrenrDorothy Palmer; John Dudley; Anne Valeric; Catherine Rhodes. Judge McLanahanis the son of John J. and Clara (Rhodes) McLanahan and the grandson of J. T.and Ida (Smith) McLanahan, and of James Samuel and Nora Lamar (Smith)Rhodes.HOWARD BOOZER PAYNE, Elberton, Solicitor, City Court of Elberton, Dec.1910-Aug. 1917; Dec. 1925-Dec. 1932; Feb. 22, 1945-date (term expires Dec. 24,1952). Born Feb. 6, 1885 in Hogansville, Troup co., Ga. Attended Hogansvillepublic schools; Emory College, Oxford, Ga.; University of Ga. Began the practiceof law in Elberton, Ga., 1910. Presbyterian. Democrat. Rotarian. Elbert co. attorney, 1922-23. Capt., Inf., World War I; Major, CA (AAA), World War II;promoted full Colonelcy, Ga. National Guard, retired.Family details: Married Apr. 16, 1919 in Elberton, Ga., Thelma Wright, daughter of Robert F. and Janie (Tate) Wright. Children: Howard Boozer, Jr.; ThelmaWright. Howard B. Payne is the son of Howard Alien and Sarah Tompkins(Boozer) Payne, and the grandson of Leonidas Warren and Jennie (Foster) Payne,and Henry McClellan and Elizabeth (West) Boozer.EMANUEL CO.—CITY COURT OF SWAINSBOROJOHN ROUNTREE POWELL, JR., Swainsboro, Judge City Court of Swainsboro,Jan. 1, 1945-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Dec. 17, 1890 in Swainsboro,Emanuel co., Ga. Attended public schools of Swainsboro and Dublin; graduated)Statesboro Institute 1907, and University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1911. Columbia University. Admitted to bar, 1913. Presbyterian. Democrat, Past Master SwainsboroMasonic Lodge; Past Consul Commander W. O. W.; K. of P.; Shriner; Past W. P.Eastern Star; Past President Swainsboro Kiwanis Club; Delta Tau Delta; DeltaDelta; Director Central Bank; Clerk Emanuel County Exemption Board WorldWar I period; Councilman and Mayor pro tern Swainsboro 1918; Clerk SuperiorCourt Emanuel County and City Court, Swainsboro 1917-1928; Member, house ofrep., Emanuel co., 1929-31 Ex.; Former member State Democratic Executive Committee; 16th Senatorial District Committee; Chairman First District CongressionalCommittee 1934-8; Grand Instructor Grand Chapter, O.E.C., 1931-1932; MemberBoard of Trustee Swainsboro High School 1933-1939; P.M. 12th District MasonicConvention 1936-1937; Lieutenant colonel Staff Governor Richard B. Russell, 1931-1932; Lieutenant colonel 14th Bn. Ga. State Guard 1940-1948.Family details: Married Mch. 17, 1918 in Swainsboro, Ga., Merle Moore, daughter of John J. Moore (tax collector and Ordinary Emanuel co., number of years)and Cassie Ann Edenfield Moore. Children: Anne (Powell) Thompson; MaryEileen (Powell) Bragg. Judge John Rountree Powell is the son of John RobertPowell (1st Sgt. Troop D. 1st Regt. Ga. Cavalry 1888-98) farmer and lawyer andMary Annie (Rountree) Powell, and the grandson of Joseph W. Powell (Lieut.Troop D, 5th Ga. Cavalry, C.S.A. 1861-1865) and Eugenia Scott Powell and ofJoshua R. and Dora (Sumner) Rountree.DARIUS NATHAN BROWN, Swainsboro, Solicitor, City Court of Swainsboro,259

Jan. 1, 1945-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born June 2, 1913, near Summit,Emanuel CO., Ga. Graduated from High School and from Emanuel co. Institute, 1930.Admitted to the Bar in June 1933 and practiced in Swainsboro, Ga., since being admitted to bar. Methodist. Democrat. Member, Swainsboro Lodge No. 244, F. & A.M.; Shryier; W.O.W. Private, Co. A, 7th Tng. Reg., Camp Lee, Va., World WarII. Member, city council, Swainsboro and Mayor pro-tern, Jan. 1, 1940-date (termexpire* Jan. 1, 1952. Chairman, Emanuel co. democratic executive committee, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Past President, Swainsboro Jr. chamber of commerce. Chosen through various civic clubs of Emanuel co. as most outstanding manof year in Emanuel co., 1947.Family details: Married Dec. 24, 1936 in Emanuel co., Ga., Eleanor Miller(born Mch. 25, 1914 in Bulloch co., Ga.), daughter of Dr. Clifford Miller andPearl (Wommack) Miller. D. N. Brown is the son «f William Hampton Brown (taxassessor, Emnuel co.) and Eliza (Lewis) Brown, and the grandson of Math Brownand Jane (Cowart) Brown, and of Dan M. Lewis (Confederate soldier) and Lovenia(Johnson) Lewis.EVANS CO.—CITY COURT OF CLAXTONRUFUS MARSHALL GIRARDEAU, Claxton, Judge, City Court of Claxton, Jan.1, 1937-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Nov. 2, 1879 at Soule's Chapel,Liberty co., Ga. Graduated Emory College, Ph.B. degree, 1906; Mercer University,B.L. degree, 1911. Methodist. Democrat. Began the practice of law in Claxton, Ga.,1911. Superintendent of schools, Evans co., Jan. 1915-Dec. 1920; solicitor, citycourt, Claxton, July 9, 1926-Jan. 1, 1929.Family details: Married July 30, 1907 in Atlanta, Ga., Kenneth Flanders, daughter of Dr. Wm. Jordan Flanders (member, house of rep., Johnson co., 1905-06,1907-08-08 Ex., 1926 Ex.26 2d Ex.) and Martha Araminta (Walker) Flanders.Children: Imogene; Rufus. Judge Girardeau is the son of Samuel Bascombe andJulia (Darsey) Girardeau, and the grandson of John E. and Jane (Warnell) Girardeau, and of Jos. O. and LaVicy (Hendry) Darsey.PHILIP McKENZIE ANDERSON, Claxton, Solicitor, City Court of Claxton, Jan.22, 1944-May 3, 1948 died. Born June 2, 1878 in Tattnall co., Ga. AttendedDouglas Business College; Business College in Columbus, Ohio; received LL.B.degree, Mercer University, about 1907. Began practice of law same year. Methodist.Democrat. Mayor of Claxton, several years; chairman school board, 20 years.Family details: Married Nov. 10, 1912 in Evans co., Claxton, Ga., Pearl J. Simmons(born Feb. 28, 1892 in Bulloch co., Ga.), daughter of Benjamin Jasper andSophie (Larsen) Simmons. Children: Margaret (Anderson) Talton; Janet (Andersen) Cox; Ben Simmons Anderson. P. M. Anderson was the son of Charlie and Mary(Daniel) Anderson.SIMON TURNER BREWTON, Solicitor, City Court of Claxton, Evans co., Jan. 1,1925-June 1, 1925, resigned; May 1948-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). BornMay 31, 1887 in Claxton, Evans co., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., B.L. degree,1913, and LL.D. degree, 1914. Began the practice of law in 1914 in Claxton, Ga.Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Member, house of rep., Evans co., 1937-37/38 Ex.,1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex.260

Family details: Married (1) Dec. 7, 1922 in Evans co., Ga., Eva Collins (Nov.22, 1892; died Dec. 11, 1939), daughter of Jimps M. and Maggie (Bird) Collins.Married (2) Oct. 10, 1945 in Manchester, Ga., Anne Clifford Ely, daughter ofClifford C. Ely. S. T. Brewton is the son of James Milton and Loanzia Janie(Durrence) Brewton, and the grandson of Simon and Susan (Hagan) Brewton, andThomas A. and Elizabeth (Grice) Durrence.FLOYD CO.—CITY COURT OF FLOYD COUNTYJOHN WESLEY BALE, Rome, Judge, City Court of Floyd County, Oct. 6, 1923-Oct. 6, 19M; Oct. 6, 1935-Oct. 6, 1947. Died June 8, 1949. Born July 25, 1872 inRome, Floyd co., Ga. Educated in private and public schools of Rome, Ga.; BinghamMilitary School, N. C., and Emory College. Admitted to the bar Mch. 15, 1899.Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Knight Templar; Shriner; K. of P.; Red Man; W.O. W.; Phi Delta Theta. Solicitor-general, Rome Circuit, Jan. 1, 1909-Jan 1, 1913;member, house of rep., Floyd co., 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex., 1917-18, 1919, res. Speakerpro tern, house of rep., 1919, res.; inspector, U. S. Indian service, May 1, 1920-June 30, 1921.Family details: Married (1) in Chattooga co., Ga., Beulah Akridge (died 1897).Children of first marriage; Beulah (Bale) Steele: Ruth Gibson. Married (2) 1898in Atlanta, Ga., Septima Adele Latimer, daughter of Joseph Henry and Adele(Kittleband) Latimer. Daughter of second marriage: Helen (Bale) Denmark. JudgeBale was the son of James Alfred Bale (captain, 6th Ga. cav., C.S.A.) and Naomi(Shropshire) Bale, and the grandson of John and Malinda (Mason) Bale, and ofWesley Shropshire, and Nancy (Swanson) Shropshire.JAMES FREDERICK KELLY, Rome, Judge, City Court of Floyd co., Oct. 1947;Jan. 1, 1951-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Apr. 30, 1880 near Cartersville,Bartow co., Ga. Graduated Reinhardt College, B. S. degree. Began the practiceof law in Rome, Ga., 1909. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.; Red Men.Rome city recorder, 1912-15; solicitor, city court, Floyd co., Jan. 1, 1917-Jan 1,1921; asst solicitor-general, Rome circuit, 1921-24; solicitor-general, Rome circuit,Jan. 1, 1925-Jan. 1, 1929; Jan. 1, 1933-Jan. 1, 1937.Family details: Married Oct 30, 1912 in Atlanta, Ga., Julia Guy Thompson,daughter of William and Cherokee (Thompson) Thompson. Children: Helen Elizabeth (Kelly) Zschau; Martha Ray (Kelly) Matthews; Frances Ann (Kelly) Dent.Judge Kelly is the son of W. M. and Minerva (Autry) Kelly.VAUGHN EXCELLE TERRELL, Bainbridge, Solicitor, City Court of Floyd co.,Jan. 1, 1945-Jan. 1, 1949. (For sketch see Dept. of Public Welfare, Division of Institutions, Georgia Factory for the Blind.)CHASTINE PARKER, Rome, Solicitor, City Court of Floyd County, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). (No data for sketch furnished.)FULTON CO.—CRIMINAL COURT OF FULTON COUNTYJOHN SPENCER McCLELLAND, Atlanta, Judge, Criminal Court, Fulton co.,Mch. 1, 1939-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Feb. 2, 1891 in Stone Mountain, DeKalb co., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., B. L. degree, 1910. Began the261

practice of law in Atlanta in 1910. Presbyterian. Democrat. Elk; Shriner; Mason.Alderman, Atlanta, 1917-1919; mayor, pro tern, Atlanta, 1919; solicitor, CriminalCourt, Fulton co., Jan. 1, 1929-Mch. 1, 1939.Family details: Married Jan. 20, 1915 in Atlanta, Ga., Nina Hadley (born Sept.3, 1891), daughter of A. S. Hadley (died Dec. 19, 1919). Children: John Edward;Spence. Judge McClelland is the son of John Edward McClelland (born Feb. 26,1869 in Jasper co., Ga.; chairman, DeKalb county commissioners; alderman, Atlanta; died May 7, 1914) and Cora (Spence) McClelland (born Feb. 8, 1869 inLawrenceville, Ga.), and the grandson of the Rev. John Forsyth McClelland (born1840; private, 1st lieut., co. I, 44th Ga. Inf., C.S.A.; chaplain house of rep., 1882-83Ex.-83; died June 24, 1885) and Amanda (Reagin) McClelland (born Oct. 14,1845) of Stone Mountain, Ga., and of James D. and Frances (Patrick) Spence ofLawrenceville, Ga.JESSE MORGAN WOOD, Atlanta, Judge, Criminal Court, Fulton co., Sept. 1,1925-Oct. 27, 1949. (For sketch see Superior Courts, Atlanta Circuit).CHARLES GRIER BRUCE, SR., Atlanta, Judge, Criminal Court, Fulton co.,Oct. 27, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1954). Born June 30, 1899 in Prosperity,Newberry co., S. C. Attended Feraandina, Fla., public schools; Alabama BusinessCollege; graduated Maynard School of Law. Began the practice of law in 1919.Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason; Scottish Rite; Shriner; Elk; W.O.W.; member,Atlanta Athletic club. Dept. clerk, municipal court, Macon, 1919-21; chairman StateBoard of Workmen's Compensation (formerly Industrial Board), 1941-43.Family details: Married June 19, 1943 in Atlanta, Ga., Mary L. Elliott, daughter of W. L. and Elizabeth (Greer) Elliott. One son: Charles Grier, Jr. JudgeBrace is the son of Wallace and Elizabeth Jane (Boyd) Brace, and the grandsonof Dr. Jerome D. Brace, and Rev. J. E. Boyd.GLYNN CO.—CITY COURT OF BRUNSWICKWILLIAM CECIL LITTLE, Brunswick, Judge, City Court of Brunswick, Jan. 1,1945-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 20, 1892 at Mulvane, in Sumnerco., Kansas. Graduated Georgia Normal and Business College, Douglas, 1909;Washington and Lee University, LL.B. degree, 1915. Began the practice of law inRichmond, Va., 1916. Practiced since 1917 in Brunswick. Methodist. Democrat.Commissioner of Roads and Revenues, Glynn co., 1933-1937; judge, Municipalcourt, Brunswick, 1936-1945.Family details: Married Mch. 20, 1926 in Savannah, Ga., Ann Josephine Godley(born Dec. 30, 1899 in Tattnall co., Ga.), daughter of Nathan Godley and CarrieWalton (Buckner) Godley. Previously married in 1915 to Miss Linalie Pole. Childby first marriage: W. C., Jr. Childen by second marriage: Wilbert Nathaniel; JoeAnn. Judge Little is the son of Dr. W. A. Little (was President and half-owner ofGa. Normal & Business College 27 yrs.; professor, University of Florida, 25 years)and Ida Belle (Vansickel) Little, and the grandson of William Little, and of WilliamVansickel.JOHN THOMAS POWELL, Solicitor, City Court of Brunswick, Jan. 1, 1929-Jan. 1, 1933; Aug. 15, 1942-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 19,262

1877 in Clinch Co., Ga. Educated in common schools; graduated Mercer UniversityLaw School, June 7, 1907. Began the practice of law in June, 1907. Methodist.Democrat.Family details: Married Dec. 21, 1909, Lillian Anderson, daughter of James H.Anderson. Children: (Names not given) all in Brunswick. J. T. Powell is the BODof John W. and Matilda (Sinnans) Powell.GRADY CO.—CITY COURT OF CAIROGEORGE LEONARD WORTHY, Cairo, Judge, City Court of Cairo, Jan. 1,1939-date (term expires Apr. 1, 1951). Born March 2, 1896 in Hatchers, Quitmanco., Ga. Graduated Mercer University, A.B. and LL.B. degree, 1921. Began thepractice of law in Cairo, Ga., 1926. County Attorney, Grady County, 1929-1934.Baptist. Democrat. Mason. U. S. Navy in World War I.Family details: Married on Sept. 2, 1924 in Cairo, Ga., Sara Ledford (bornNov. 2, 1900 in Union co., Ga.), daughter of Mercer Lafayette Ledford (Senator,40th dist., 1902-03-04; State Treasurer, Dec. 30, 1931-Apr. 14, 1933, died) andFlorence (Christopher) Ledford. Children: Florence C. and Carolyn L. GeorgeLeonard Worthy is the son of Geo. F. and Carrie J. (Lanier) Worthy, and the grandson of W. P. Worthy (Confederate soldier) and J. M. Lanier (Confederate soldier).EDWIN ANSLEY CARLISLE, Cairo, Solicitor, City Court of Cairo, Apr. 1,1943-date (term expires Apr. 1, 1951). Born Oct. 18, 1913 in Cairo, Grady co., Ga.Graduated Cairo, Ga., high school; Emory Junior College, Valdosta, Ga., Sept. 1931-Jan. 1933; University of Georgia, LL.B. degree, June 14, 1938. Practicing law inCairo, Ga., July 25, 1938-date. Methodist. Democrat. Pi Kappa Alpha; AmericanLegion; Kiwanis Club, Grady County; Albany Circuit and Georgia Bar Assn.;Private, U. S. Army, Jan. 28, 1943-Aug. 7, 1943. City Attorney, Cairo, June 1940-Jan. 1, 1943.Family details: Married July 15, 1938 in Miami, Florida, Annie Laurie Rentz(born Mch. 2, 1915 in Fulton co., Ga.), daughter of Dr. L. S. and Clyde (Daniels)Rentz. Children: Emelynn Alice; Laurie; Edwin Ansley, Jr. Edwin A. Carlisle is theson of Ira Carlisle (solicitor, city court, Cairo, Apr. 1, 1915-Apr. 1, 1923; Senator,7th dist., 1925-26 Ex. 26 2nd Ex.; member, house of rep., Grady co., 1931, res.;Judge, City Court, Cairo, Nov. 22, 1932-Apr. 1, 1939) and Mamie (Drew) Carlisle,and the grandson of Jeff and Susie (Perry) Carlisle, and of William and Alice (Mc-Millan) Drew.GWINNETT CO.—CITY COURT OF BUFORDMARVIN A. ALLISON, Lawrenceville, Judge, City Court of Buford, Jan. 1,1940-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Lawyer. Born Mch. 31, 1897 in Cleveland,White CO., Ga. Attended Cleveland, Ga., public schools; graduated Young HarrisCollege 1918; graduated Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, 1922. Began the practice of law in 1927 in Decatur, Ga. Methodist Democrat. Kiwanis, W.O.W.; Jr.O.U.A.M.; Eastern Star; Mason. Member, house of rep., Gwinnett co., 1937-37738 Ex., 1939, 1941, 1943-43 Ex.-44 Ex. President, Georgia Bar Association, 1943-44.263

Family details: Married Oct. 14, 1926 in Nacoochec, Ca., Gertrude Ford Stovall(born Dec. 10, 1903 in White co. ,Ga.), daughter of W. I. Stovall and Alice (Alien)Stovall. One child: Marion Gertrude. Marvin A. Allison is the son of HowellAugustus Allison (county commissioner, White co., Ga.) and Jane Eulalee (Castleberry)Allison; and the grandson of B. W. Allison and Olive Ann (Waters) Allisonand of Samuel Guerry Castleberry and Eliza (Ball) Castleberry.EMMETT OLIVER DOBBS, JR., Buford, Solicitor, City Court of Buford, 1939-1947. (For sketch see House of Representatives, Gwinnett County).JAMES RAY MERRITT, Buford, Solicitor, City Court of Buford, Aug. 23, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Jan. 12, 1914 in Buford, Gwinnett co., Ga.Graduated Buford high school, 1931; John Marshall Law School, B.L. degree, 1948.Baptist. Democrat. Mason, Royal Arch; Knight Templar; W.O.W.; AmericanLegion, 40 and 8. Served in U. S. Navy in World War II; received Good ConductMedal; American, Pacific and Asiatic Theater Ribbons.Family details: Married Dec. 10, 1947 in Fulton CO., Ga., Mary Delories Martin,daughter of Alexander S. and Azile Beatrice (Center) Martin. J. Ray Merritt isthe son of R. M. and Elizabeth (Haynes) Merritt, and the grandson of StephenReed and Sarah (Davis) Merritt, and Thomas G. and Susannah (Davis) Haynes.GWINNETT CO.—CITY COURT OF GWINNETT COUNTYALTON GLYNN LILES, Buford, Judge, City Court of Gwinnett County, Jan. 1,1943-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born May 28, 1901 in Gainesville, Hall co.,Ga. Attended Oakwood and Flowery Branch, Ga., high schools. Began the studyof law in the office of W. N. Oliver, Gainesville, Ga., in Oct. 1917 and passed barexamination in June 1918. Began the practice of law in Buford, Ga., Sept. 6, 1918.Baptist. Democrat Mason, City attorney, Buford, Jan. 1, 1923-date; judge, juvenilecourt, Gwinnett co. Solicitor, city court, Buford, Jan. 1, 1923-Jan. 1, 1935; judge,city court, Buford, Jan. 1, 1939-Nov. 15, 1939, resigned; solicitor, city court, Gwinnett co., Nov. 16, 1939-Jan. 1, 1943.Family details: Married Apr. 1, 1923 in Flowery Branch, Hall co., Ga., AnnieMae Cain, daughter of Samuel W. and Ella (Owens) Cain. Children: A. G., Jr.;Eleanor Anne. Judge Liles is the son of Dr. William Washington and Minnie Ola(Cato) Liles, and the grandson of Phillip Ervin and Mary (Sears) Liles, and ofThomas W. and Sarah (Mangram) Cato.CHARLES CHICHESTER PITTARD, Duluth, Solicitor, City Court of GwinnettCounty, Jan. 1, 1943-date, (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Sept. 5, 1908 in Duluth,Gwinnett co., Ga. Graduated Duluth High School, 1925; Oglethorpe University,A.B. degree, 1929; Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, 1932. Admitted to the bar,June 1932. Practiced law in Gwinnett co., 1932 to date. Baptist. Democrat.Family details: Married June 24, 1939 in Cuthbert, Ga., Myrtle Mae Strickland(born Aug. 31, 1914 in Calhoun co., Ga.), daughter of James Felix and CliffordGertrude (Harris) Strickland. Children: Mima Gertrude and Charles ChiChester,Jr. (twins); Martha Rebecca. Charles C. Pittard is the son of Mack W. Pittard(member, house of rep., Gwinnett co., 1931, 1933) and Martha Storer (Todd)Pittard, and the grandson of C. H. and Nancy Jane (Johnson) Pittard, and of Wil-264

liam Todd (sergeant, 79th New York Highlanders) and Charlotte (Chichester)Todd.HABERSHAM CO.—CITY COURT OF HABERSHAMJOHN E. FRANKUM, Clarkesville, Judge, City Court of Habersham co., Mch. 21,1941-Jan. 1, 1947. (See Judge, Mountain Circuit for further data).FRANK JACKSON ADAMS, JR., Judge, City Court of Habersham co., Jan. 1,1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born July 15, 1916 in Cornelia, Habershamco., Ga. Graduated Cornelia high school, 1933; attended Athens Business College;Piedmont College, 2 yrs.; graduated Atlanta Law School, with LL.B. degree, 1940.Practiced law since July 1940 in Cornelia and Clarkesville, Ga. Baptist. Democrat.Mason; W.O.W.; Lion; Kiwanian. Army Air Force 1942-45; Bomber Pilot, 8th AirTorce, England; 1st Lieut Four Air medals, Distinguished Flying Cross and threeBattle Stars. •Family details: Married Apr. 4, 1941 in Atlanta, Georgia, Jove Hipps (born"Mch. 11, 1919 in Buncombe co., N. C.), daughter of Charles Crawford Hipps andBertha (Forster) Hipps. One child: Steven Charles. Judge Adams is the son ofFrank Jackson and Julia M. (Littlefield) Adams.IRWIN RABUN KIMZEY, Cornelia, Solicitor, City Court of Habersham, Apr.15, 1941-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Oct. 6, 1911 in Dougherty co.,•Ga. Graduated Cornelia, Ga., high school; North Ga. College; Piedmont College;Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree. Practiced law in Cornelia, June 8, 1933-Jan.1936; in Clarkesville, Jan. 1936-date. Baptist Democrat. W.O.W.; I.O.O.F. Captain, U S. Army, World War II. City attorney, Clarkesville, Demorest and Mt. Airy.'Member State Board of Education.Family details: Married Oct. 6, 1935 in Homerville, Clinch co., Ga., Marie Gertrude Hargreaves (born Feb. 19, 1912 in Clinch co., Ga.), daughter of Abram and•Georgia Corine (Bazemore) Hargreaves. One child: Irwin Rabun, Jr. Irwin R.fvimzey is the son of Willis Hamilton and Mary Lou Ocye (Odom) Kimzey, and•the grandson of Rev. Herbert Clay Kimzey (Confederate soldier) and Lettie Francis(McKie) Kimzey, and of Miles Irwin Odom (Confederate soldier) and Mary A."Virginia (Jones) Odom.HALL CO.—CITY COURT OF HALL COUNTYWILLIAM BOYD SLOAN, Gainesville, Judge, City Court of Hall County, Jan.1, 1935-Aug. 18, 1945, res. (For sketch see Superior Courts, Northeastern Circuit).HERBERT RAY EDMONDSON, Gainesville, Judge, City Court of Hall County,Oct. 2, 1945-Oct 8, 1948, res.; Solicitor, Jan. 1, 1935-Jan. 1, 1947. (For sketch•see Superior Courts, Northeastern Circuit).JOSEPH H. BLACKSHEAR, Gainesville, Judge, City Court of Hall County, Nov.4, 1948-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Lawyer. Born May 22, 1904 in Gainesville, Hall co., Ga. Graduated Riverside Military Academy, 1925; University of Ga.,LL.B. degree, 1929. Began the practice of law in Gainesville, Ga., June 19, 1929.Baptist Democrat Sigma Delta Kappa; Mason. Member, Gainesville, NortheasternCircuit, American Bar Association; Lawyers Club of Gainesville. Past President265

Lawyers Club of Gainesville. President, Gainesville Bar Association, 1949. Member, house of rep., Hall co., 1939, 1941.Family details: Married Nov. 7, 1931 in Athens, Ga., Sara Bishop (born Sept. 8,1906 in Barrow co., Ga.), daughter of Edmunds Elder and Margaret Cornelia(Daniel) Bishop. One daughter: Joan. Joseph H. Blackshear is the son of WilliamEnrmett and Katherine (Leon) Blackshear.CHARLES ERNEST SMITH, JR., Gainesville, Solicitor, City Court of HallCounty, Jan. 1, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Lt. Col. Air Force Reservestation at Oklahoma City, Okla., and Far East Born Mch. 14, 1912 at Gainesville,Hall co., Ga. Educated at Gainesville schools; Young Harris Junior College. Beganthe practice of law in Gainesville, Ga., Jan. 1, 1933. Methodist. Democrat. Mason;Elk; Lion. Entered Army Air Corps, 1942; promoted to Lt .Col., June 15, 1950;member house of rep., Hall co., 1941.Family details: Married Aug. 20, 1933, in Fairmont, Ga., Sara Frances Davis(born in Elbert co., Ga.), daughter of Rev. J. G. and Lula (Eberhart) Davis. C. E.Smith, Jr., is the son of C. E. and Mamie Mae (Emmett) Smith, and the grandsonof I. M. Smith.JACKSON CO.—CITY COURT OF JEFFERSONGABRIEL PIERCE MARTIN, Commerce, Judge, City Court of Jefferson, Jan.1, 1941-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Jan. 17, 1874 in Banks co., Ga.Graduated Martin Institute, 1892; University of Ga. Law School, 1894. Began thepractice of law in Commerce, Ga., 1906. Presbyterian. Democrat. Odd Fellow.Member, house of rep., Banks co., 1898-99.Family details: Married Sept. 5, 1906 in Cornelia, Ga., Mary Edna AugustaHarber, daughter of Talmon Ira and Sarah Rebecca (Stovall) Harber. Children:Harold Harber; Louise. Judge Martin is the son of James Dillard and SarahElizabeth (Key) Martin, and the grandson of Dr. Gabriel Sims and Mary (Neal)Martin, and Pierce Columbus and Elizabeth Hunter (Ash) Key.HENRY WOODY DAVIS, Jefferson, Solicitor, City Court of Jefferson, Jan. 1,1933-Jan. 1, 1949. (For sketch, see Senate, 27th District, p. 94.)W. P. FROST, Solicitor, City Court of Jefferson, Jan. 1, 1949-Jan. 5, 1950, died.(No data for sketch furnished).GEORGE WASHINGTON WESTMORELAND, Solicitor, City Court of Jefferson, Jan. 1, 1925-Jan. 1, 1933; Jan. 5, 1950-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953).Born July 4, 1892 in Robertstown, White co., Ga. Graduated Martin Institute, Jefferson, Ga.; attended Emory College at Oxford. Methodist. Democrat. Mason.Mayor, Jefferson, 4 years.266

Family details: Married Dec, 6, 1916, Marie Fambrough, daughter of A. H.and Lizzie (Crawley) Fambrough. Children: LaNelle (Westmoreland) Bevins; William Albert; Imogene (Westmoreland) Hoard. George W. Westmoreland is the sonof W. R. and Manda (Abernathy) Westmoreland, and the grandson of Reeves and(Ellison) Westmoreland, and . and Amanda Abernathy.JEFFERSON CO.—CITY COURT OF LOUISVILLEWILLIAM WRIGHT ABBOT, Judge, City Court of Louisville, Jan. 1, 1944-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1952). Born Sept 24, 1892 in Louisville, Jefferson co., Ga.Graduated Louisville Academy, 1909; University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1912; HarvardLaw School, LL.B. degree, 1916. Began the practice of law June, 1916. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.; member, American and Ga. Bar associations.Chairman, board of trustees, Louisville Academy, 1922-35; chairman, board ofeducation, Jefferson co., 1940-date; senator, 18th dist., 1939.Family details: Married June 15, 1921 in Cordele, Ga., Lillian Carswell, daughterof James Kilpatrick and Lillian (Cates) Carswell. Children: William Wright, III;James Kilpatrick Carswell; Lillian Julia. William W. Abbot is the son of WilliamWright and Julia (Phillips) Abbot, and the grandson of Decatur and Euphrasia(Carter) Abbot, and Rev. David Gardner and Julia Eliza William Agnes (Little)Phillips.QUILLIAN L. BRYANT, Solicitor, City Court of Louisville, Jan. 1, 1933-date•(term expires Jan. 1, 1953), (No data for sketch furnished).JENKINS CO.—CITY COURT OF MILLENLEONARD PALMER STRICKLAND, Millen, Judge, City Court of Millen, Jan.1, 1935-Jan. 1, 1947. (See Solicitor below).MILTON AUGUSTUS CARLTON, SR., Millen, Judge, City Court of Millen,Jan. 1, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Nov. 10, 1913 at Canton, Cherokeeco., Ga. Graduated in Academy of Middle Georgia College, 1930; Middle Georgia•College (junior college) June 1932; Atlanta Law School, June 1935, with LL.B.•degree. Admitted to bar, July 15, 1935. Began the practice of law January 1936in Millen, Ga. Baptist. Democrat. Master Mason, Screven Lodge No. 248,T. & A. M., member, Millen Rotary Club. World War II soldier, with promotions.from private to Captain. Received European Theater Medal, and Six Bronze Stars;•also, three presidential citations for service hi Eighth Air Force, Ninth Air Force,and First Tactical Air Force. N.P. & Ex Officio Justice of the Peace, May 1937-May1939; member, city council, Millen, Feb. 1, 1939-June 1942, resigned to enter warservice.Family details: Married June 17, 1937 in Millen, Ga., Mary Frances Hatchert(born Dec. 22, 1913 in Richmond co., Ga.), daughter of William Harvey and Maie267

(Arthur) Hatcher, both of Georgia. One child: Milton Augustus Carlton, Jr. JudgeCarlton is the son of Wellborn Chaudoin Carlton (past president, Piedmont Jr. College; Cox College; professor of history, Brenau College, 1937-39) and Florence Augusta (Grace) Carlton, and the grandson of Daniel Milton Carlton (Confederate soldier) and Nancy Sarah Matilda (Brown) Carlton, and of Malcolm Augustus Grace(Baptist Minister) and Eliza Jane (Ryall) Grace.DAVID ARTHUR BRAGG, Millen, Solicitor, City Court of Millen, Jan. 1, 1933-Jan. 1, 1937; Jan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1949. Died Mar. 25, 1949. Born Jan. 19, 1882in Sylvania, Screven CO., Ga. Received common school education. Admitted tothe bar, June 26, 1926. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; W. O. W.; M. W. A.Notary public, 10 years.Family details: Married Nov. 7, 1915 in Emanuel co., Ga., Pearl Moore (bornJan. 16, 1893 in Emanuel co., Ga.). Children: Rubie Arline; Ralph, Arnold; DavidArthur, Jr. D. A. Bragg was the son of John and Fannie Bragg.LEONARD PALMER STRICKLAND, Millen, Solicitor, City Court of Millen,Jan. 1, 1929-Jan. 1, 1933; Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Jan.27, 1889 in Claxton, Tattnall co., Ga. Graduated Claxton, Ga., high school, 1909;attended University of Ga., 1909/11, and University of Ga., 1911/13. Admitted tobar 1913. Methodist Democrat. Judge, City Court of Millen, Jan. 1, 1935-Jan. 1,1947.Family details: Married Dec. 20, 1915 in Glennville, Ga., Grocia St. Claire Mann,daughter of Dr. W. H. and Anna (Easterling) Mann. Children: Douglas; Jack;Annette; Bettie Sue; Sammy Harold. Judge Strickland is the son of Dempsey Mc-Quinn and Susanna Mozelle (Rogers) Strickland, and the grandson of HenryStrickland (senator, Tattnall co., 1840, 1842; delegate, Tattnall co. Convention of1850 and secession convention), and of John Rogers.JOHNSON CO.—CITY COURT OF WRIGHTSVILLEWILLIAM CHAUNCEY BRINSON, Wrightsville, Judge, City Court of Wrightsville,Feb. 28, 1924-Dec. 31, 1924; Jan. 7, 1929-Jan. 1, 1937; Jan. 1, 1941-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 24, 1884 in Wrightsville, Johnson co., Ga.Graduated Warthen College; University of Ga., A.B. and B.L. degrees. Began thepractice of law in Wrightsville, Ga., 1907. Methodist. Democrat. K. of P.; OddFellow; W.O.W. Secretary and chairman, board of trustees, Wrightsville, Ga., highschool; secretary and chairman, Johnson co. democratic executive committee; chm.,democratic executive committee, 16th senatorial disk Member, house of rep., Johnson co., 1915-15 Ex.-16-17 Ex.; solicitor, city court, Wrightsville, Jan. 1, 1917-Dec.31, 1922. Mayor of Wrightsville, 1938, 1939.Family details: Married Oct. 14, 1909 in Wrightsville, Ga., Eunice Perry Morel(born Feb. 9, 1890 in Effingham co., Ga., died Jan. 10, 1936 in Johnson co., Ga.),daughter of Winfield Scott Morel (Confederate soldier) and Florence Adelaide(Bryan) Morel. Children: Florence Amanda; William, Jr.; Elsie Mae; Leila Eunice.Judge Brinson is the son of Jeremiah Wesley and Ida Amanda (Sikes) Brinson, andthe grandson of George Washington Brinson (member, staff of Gov. Herschel V.Johnson) and Jane (Anthony) Brinson, and of William Ashley Sikes (Confederatesoldier)and Virginia (Pettis) Sikes.268

EMORY L. ROWLAND, Solicitor, City Court of Wrightsoille, Jan. 1, 1945-Jan. 1, 1949. Born May 20, 1902 in Wrightsville, Johnson co., Ga. GraduatedWrightsville high school; Ga. Military College, Milledgeville. Began the practice oflaw in Wrightsville, Jan. 1, 1932. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Ordinary, Johnson co., 1936; member, house of rep., Johnson co., 1941, 1943-Ex.-44 Ex., 1949.Family details: Married Dec. 22, 1926 in Dublin, Ga., Mary Hodges, daughterof William R. and Roberta (McBride) Hodges. Children: Mary Virginia; EmoryHodges. Emory L. Rowland is the son of Willis David and Louanna (Ivey) Rowland,and the grandson of John R. and Susan (Johnson) Rowland, and William B. andZadie (Cooper) Ivey.JOSEPH WILBUR CLAXTON, Wrightsville, Solicitor, City Court of Wrightsville,Jan. 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1941; Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). BornJuly 5, 1911 in Wrightsville, Johnson co., Ga. Graduated Wrightsville, Ga., highschool; Locust Grove Institute; Mercer University. Admitted to the bar, June 1930.Baptist. Democrat. Alpha Tau Omega.Family details: Married Mch. 22, 1935 in S. C., Mary Antoinette Sanders (bornMay 8, 1909 in Johnson co., Ga.), daughter of Edward Eugene and Lucy Ella(Seagroves) Sanders. Children: Mary Jo; Charles Edward. J. W. Claxton is theson of Charles Salter Claxton (solicitor, city court, Wrightsville, Jan. 1, 1919-Dec.31, 1924; member, house of rep., Johnson co., 1933, 1935) and Eddie Mae (Pound)Claxton, and the grandson of J. B. and Nancy John (Price) Claxton, and of Frankand Mary Etta (Mayo) Pound.LAURENS CO.—CITY COURT OF DUBLINPALMER WHITEHEAD HICKS, Dublin, Judge, City Court of Dublin, Jan. 1,1941-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 5, 1888 in Dublin, Laurens co.,Ga. Attended Dublin public school, and Mercer University. Baptist. Democrat.World War I. Justice of the Peace, Aug. 1935-Dec. 31, 1940.Family details: Married Nov. 16, 1921 in Floyd co., Ga., Margaret Leila Wicker(born July 5, 1899 in Floyd co., Ga.), daughter of Dr. Robert H. Wicker andBeatrice (Weems) Wicker. Children: Margaret; Robert Edward; William Palmer;Thomas Weems; John Haynes; James Carl ton; Ida Jane. Judge Hicks is the sonof Edward Everett and Winnifred Anne (Thomas) Hicks, and the grandson of William Pullen and Jane (Outlaw) Hicks, and of James A. and Victoria (Whitehead)Thomas.LESTER F. WATSON, Dublin, Solicitor, City Court of Dublin, Jan. 1, 1933-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). (No data for sketch furnished).LEE CO.—CITY COURT OF LEESBURGEUGENE WRIGHT FEENEY, Leesburg, Judge, City Court of Leesburg, June 23,1928-Feb. 2, 1949, died. Born May 20, 1890 in Fayetteville, Lincoln co., Tenn. Attended Morgan Prep School (Fayetteville); graduated Atlanta Law School, LL.B.degree, June 2, 1920. Began the practice of law in Atlanta, Ga.; moved to Columbus,Ga., Jan. 1921 and to Leesburg in 1926. Methodist Democrat. K. of P.; W. O. W.Accountant, Wadley Southern Railway and the Louisville and Wadley R. R. Co.,269

1916-18; statistician, A. B. and A. Ry., A. and W. P. Ry., and the G. and W. C.Ry., June 1918-Jan. 1921.Family details: Married Oct 18, 1911 in Leary, Ga., Mary Hall, daughter ofDaniel D. and Ella (Odum) Hall. Children: Eugene Wright, Jr.; Elinor. JudgeFeeney was the son of James Robert Feeney (Captain, C.S.A.) and Eugenia (Wright)Feeney, and the grandson of W. N. and Mary B. Wright.WARE GILLIARD MARTIN, Leesburg, Judge, City Court of Leesburg, Feb. 5,1949 to Jan. 21, 1950, died. Born Jan. 31, 1879 in Leesburg, Lee Co., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1900; LL.B. degree, 1902. Began the practiceof law in Leesburg, Ga., Sept. 1902. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason; Sigma Nu.Solicitor, county court, Lee co., Aug. 24, 1904-Dec. 31, 1905; judge, city court, Leesburg, Jan. 1, 1914-1924; solicitor, Jan. 1, 1906-11; Jan. 1, 1937-Feb. 5, 1949, res.Family details: Married Oct. 17, 1906 in Albany, Ga., Jeannette Josephine Mitchell(born Nov. 8, 1886 in Dougherty co., Ga.; died Feb. 12, 1921 in Doughertyco., Ga.), daughter of William Eugene and Belle (Tift) Mitchell. Children: FrancesNelson; Edward Chandler; Ware Gilliard; Maria Isabelle. Ware G. Martin was theson of Edward Borin and Kate Towns (Ware) Martin, and the grandson of JohnBonn and Abigail (Stokes) Martin, and of William Chandler Ware (Confederatesoldier) and Rebecca Calhoun (Harris) Ware.JOHN MORGAN FORRESTER, Judge, City Court of Leesburg, Feb. 15, 1950-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Oct. 20, 1904 in Crisp (then Dooly) co.,Ga. Graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1926. Began the practice of law,July 16, 1926 in Americus, Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Delta Kappa. Secretary Ga. Public Service Commission, July 21, 1933-July 1, 1937; member, house ofrep., Crisp co., 1939; revenue commissioner, Jan. 14, 1941-Jan. 25, 1943; director,public welfare, Dec. 15, 1948-June 13, 1949. Treasurer, Highway Dept., June 14,1949-Jan. 8, 1950. Residence Leesburg.Family details: Married Aug. 24, 1932 in Buena Vista, Ga., Dorothy Lowe,daughter of W. H. and Fletcher (Nelson) Lowe. One son: William Nelson. J. M.Forrester is the son of Julison Jackson and Kittie (Rogers) Forrester, and the grandson of John Wesley and Mary Ellen (Duncan) Forrester, and D. M. and MaryEliza (Ware) Rogers.LIBERTY CO.—CITY COURT OF HINESVILLEDONALD HINES FRASER, Hinesville, Judge, City Court of Hinesville, Jan. 1,1933-Jan. 1, 1949. (For sketch see Superior Courts—Atlantic Circuit).PAUL EDWARD CASWELL, Judge, City Court of Hinesville, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born June 28, 1907 in Savannah, Chathamco., Ga. Graduated Bradwell Institute high school, 1925; University of Ga., LL.B.degree, 1930. Began the practice of law in Darien, Ga., July, 1930. Methodist.Democrat. Mason; K. of P. Member, house of rep., Liberty co., 1935, 1937, resigned; asst adjutant general of Ga., 1937-39. Served in World War II; commandedBattery B. 101 CAC (AA), first American troops to land in New Guinea; receivedBronze Stars for East Indies Papuan and New Guinea campaigns; Asiatic-Pacificribbon and American Theater ribbon; Presidential Unit citation badge for Papuancampaign.270

Family details: Married Mch. 3, 1932 in Ridgeland, S. C., Estelle ElizabethHendry, daughter of Charles West and Flossie Leola (Brewer) Hendry. One son:Charles Thomas. Judge Caswell is the son of Thomas E. and Florence Eva Lee)Caswell, and the grandson of James McElwaney and Clementine Elizabeth Caswell,and Henry Stafford and Delilah Clark (Best) Lee.WALLACE FRASER MILLS, Hinesville, Solicitor, City Court of Hinesville, Jan.1, 1929-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 2, 1885 in Hinesville, Libertyco., Ga. Graduated Bradwell Institute, Hinesville, Ga., 1901; Mercer University,B.L. degree, 1912. Presbyterian. Democrat. Private, sergeant, Ga. N. G., cavalry,Mexican border, 1916; 106 field sig. batt., 31st div., Camp Wheeler, 1917; overseas1918. Mayor, Hinesville, 1925, 1926; member, house of rep., Liberty co., 1927.Family details: Married May 5, 1945, Elizabeth Carson. Son of George MooreMills (1st Lieutenant, C.S.A.; wounded in battle of Atlanta ; and Flora E. (Fraser)Mills, and the grandson of John Milk and Catherine (Trapar) Mills, and of SimonAlexander Fraser (member, house of rep., Liberty co., 1863-64 Ex.-64-65 Ex., 1865/66-66) and Mary W. (Bacon) Fraser.LONG CO.—CITY COURT OF LUDOWICIHUGH MALCOM HODGES, Ludowici, Judge, City Court of Ludowici, Jan. 1,1943; Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Mch. 25, 1896 in Ludowici, Liberty (now Long) co., Ga. Attended Liberty co. public schools; graduatedGa. Normal College & Business Institute, Douglas, Ga., 1921. Began the practiceof law in Ludowici, Ga., 1929. Baptist. Democrat. F. & A. M. and Royal Arch.Chairman, board of deacons, Ludowici Baptist Church, past 18 years. Supt. ofschools, Long Co., Jan. 1, 1925-Jan. 1, 1943. Served in U. S. Army, World War I.Family details: Married Dec. 27, 1921 in Douglas, Coffee co., Ga., ThelmaLouise Hughes, daughter of William Henry and Maggie Mae (Uzzell) Hughes.Children: Eleanor Louise (Hodges) Upshaw; Marguerite (Hodges) McElrath;Runell (Hodges) Hewlett; Theresa Joan; Carolyn June; Hugh Malcom, Jr.; Dorothy Anita. Judge Hodges is the son of John Gideon and Sarah Eugenia (Wheeler)Hodges, and the grandson of Elias Robert and Eleanor Elizabeth (Smith) Hodges,and Henry Ripley and Zilphia (Brewer) Wheeler.THOMAS EDISON DAWSON, Ludowici, Solicitor, City Court of Ludowici, Jan.1, 1939-Jan. 1, 1947. Born Apr. 2, 1911 in Glennville, Tattnall co., Ga. GraduatedLudowici, Ga., high school, 1934; Atlanta Law School, 1938. Admitted to the barJune 29, 1938. Window cashier, Motor Vehicle Dept.Family details: Married Apr. 10, 1937 in Fulton co., Ga., Dorothy Wright (bornAug. 10, 1915 in Jones co., Ga.), daughter of James Harris Wright, Sr., (member,house of rep., Jones co., 1917-18, 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1927; chairman, Jones co. boardof tax assessors) and May (Smith) Wright. Thomas E. Dawson is the son of CharlesW. Dawson (clerk, superior court, Long co., 1921-29) and Maggie F. (Martin)Dawson, and the grandson of Gilbert H. and Laura S. (Anderson) Dawson, and ofJoseph Jackson Martin (Confederate soldier) and Eliza E. (Swindle) Martin.271

LOWNDES CO.—CITY COURT OF VALDOSTAROBERT GLENN DICKERSON, Valdosta, Judge, City Court of Valdosta, Dec.11, 1933-Dec. 11, 1941; Jan. 28, 1943-Dec. 28, 1949. Born April 4, 1898 in Homerville,Clinch co., Ga. Graduated G. M. A.; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1921.Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Elk; W. O. W.; Shriner; member, American Legion.Solicitor, city court, Valdosta, Dec. 12, 1925-Dec. 20, 1929. Member, State Democratic Executive Committee.Family details: Married Apr. 22, 1925 in Valdosta, Ga., Julie Adams Saunders(born in Hamilton co., Fla.). One child: Robert Glenn, Jr. Judge Dickerson is theson of Robert G. Dickerson (member, house of rep., Clinch co., 1896-97, 1915-15Ex.-16-17 Ex.; senator, 5th dist., 1898-99, 1917-18; solicitor, county court, Clinch co.,Oct. 28, 1901-Oct. 23, 1907; judge, Alapaha circuit, Sept 1, 1919-Oct. 2, 1924,died) and Orie L. (Moon) Dickerson, and the grandson of David Dickerson andMalinda (Sirmons) Dickerson.HOBART BAIRD EDWARDS, SR., Judge, City Court of Valdosta, Dec. 28,1949-date (term expires Dec. 11, 1953). Born July 22, 1897 in Madison co.,N. C. Graduated Man Hill College, first honor; University of North Carolina,A.B. degree; Atlanta Law School, LL.B. degree, winner of medal for oratory. Beganthe practice of law in Valdosta, Ga., 1923. Baptist. Democrat. Elk; W.O.W.;Moose; member, American Legion; Forty & Eight; V.F.W.; Cooties. Author, "TheLaurel"; 'The Briefbook." 1st Lieut., A.E.F., World War; received Croix De-Guerre; Medal with 5 citations. Former county atty., Lowndes co.; judge, policecourt, Valdosta. Member, house of rep., Lowndes co., 1929-31 Ex., 1935, 1939;senator, 6th dist., 1941 (pres. pro tern).Family details: Married Mch. 31, 1920 in Valdosta, Luelle Hodges, daughter ofJ. A. and Susan (Lawson) Hodges. Children: Hobart Baird, Jr.; Trilby Louvain;Oneda Felton. Judge Edwards is the son of William M. and Annie Ruth (Morgan)Edwards, and the grandson of Samuel and Ruth Edwards, and Jesse and RuthMorgan.THEO WADE COLEMAN, Solicitor, City Court of Valdosta, Jan. 28, 1943-Jan. 1, 1950. Born Apr. 1, 1910 in Oak Park, Emanuel co., Ga. GraduatedValdosta high school; Ga. Military Academy, 1929; Cumberland University, LL.B.degree, 1931. Began the practice of law in 1932. Democrat. Elk; Royal Arcanum;W.O.W.; Lamda Chi Alpha. Member, Valdosta Chamber of Commerce, Ga. BarAssociations and Farm Bureaus. Agent, Security Intelligence Corps, U. S. Army,World War II. Member, house of rep., Lowndes co., 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex.Family details: Married Nov. 12, 1938 in Valdosta, Ga., Meta Shaw, daughterof L. W. Shaw. Children: Dan Shaw; Wade Harrison; John Walton; StephenCharles. T. W. Coleman is the son of D. E. and Alice (Hargrove) Coleman.HAMILTON BURGH, Valdosta, City Court of Valdosta, Jan. 1, 1950-date. (Nodata for sketch furnished).MACON CO.—CITY COURT OF OGLETHORPEJULE FELTON, Montezuma, Judge, City Court of Oglethorpe, Oct. 17, 1942-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Feb. 3, 1876 in Montezuma, Macon co., Ga. B.L. degree,272

Mercer University, June 12, 1893; attended University of Virginia. Solicitor, citycourt of Oglethorpe, Jan. 1908-Jan. 1, 1919; solicitor-general southwestern circuit,Jan. 1. 1919-29.Family details: Married Nov. 21, 1897 in Montezuma, Ga., Mary (Mamie)Penelope Robinson (born Apr. 14, 1876 in Macon co., Ga.), daughter of JohnHoward and Fannie Roberta (Cannichael) Robinson. Children: Jule Wimberly(see court of appeals for sketch); Frances McF.; A. C. Ill; William R.; John H.;Mary C. Judge Felton is the son of Augustus Cicero and Celcina Corine (Mc-Farlane) Felton, and the grandson of Shadrick R. and Louvenia (Young) Felton.JOHN SYLVESTER AVERILL, JR., Oglethorpe, Judge, City Court of Oglethorpe, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 24, 1905 in Allisonia,Pulaski co., Va. Graduated Montezuma high school, 1923; Mercer University,LL.B. degree, 1927. Entered practice of law June 9, 1927. Practiced in Columbus,Ga., 1927-1933; assistant Counsel, Federal Land Bank of Columbia, S. C., 1933-1942; practicing law privately in Montezuma, Ga., since 1942. Methodist. Democrat Royal Arcanum.Family details: Married Sept. 25, 1929 in Columbus, Ga., Lula Moore Hester(born Dec. 2, 1905 in Muscogee co., Ga.), daughter of William Rmaldo and EthelTarver (Moore) Hester. Children: Ethel Elizabeth; John Montague. Judge Averillis the son of John Sylvester and Winifred E. (Ewald) Averill, and the grandson ofSamuel Brown and Alice (Hadley) Averill, and of Henry Ewald and Linda Jane(Risher) Ewald.JARED JESSE BULL, Oglethorpe, Solicitor, City Court of Oglethorpe, Jan. 1,1933-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born April 2, 1891 in Talbotton, Talbot co.,Ga. Graduated Talbotton, Ga., grammar school; Fitzgerald, Ga., high school; Douglas Normal School; Atlanta Law School, LL.D. degree, 1911. Began the practiceof law in Oglethorpe, Ga., 1911. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Justice of the peace,Sept. 1926-Dec. 31, 1932.Family details: Married Feb. 26, 1924 in Fort Valley, Ga., Irene Minona Asians(born Feb. 2, 1892 in Decatur co., Ga.), daughter of Joseph Armstrong Askins(private, C.S.A.) and Angeline (Adams) Askins. Jared J. Bull is the son of JesseJared and Sarah Emily (Baldwin) Bull, and the grandson of Jesse Jared and MaryElizabeth (Carter) Bull, and of Samuel Baker and Emily Ann (Smith) Baldwin.MILLER CO.—CITY COURT OF MILLER COUNTYJESSE ALONZA DRAKE, Colquitt, Judge, City Court of Miller County, Jan. 1,1937-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Oct. 11, 1893 in Iron City, Decatur co., Ga. GraduatedIron City, Ga., high school; attended J. T. Goree's Normal School, Donalsonville,Ga.; read law in office of Gordon Bower, Bainbridge, Ga. Admitted to the bar, July9, 1920. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Elk; Moose; Lion; W.O.W.; J. P.,1917-20; alderman, Iron City, 1916-19; solicitor, city court, Miller co., Feb. 8, 1926-Jan. 1, 1933. Member state senate, 1940, 1941; Mayor, City of Colquitt, 1944-Dec.31, 1947.Family details: Married Nov. 21, 1915 in Iron City, Ga., Myrtice Delilah Perry(born Nov. 27, 1897), daughter of Edmond S. and Sallie Mae Perry. Children:273

Myrtice Virginia; Janie Margie; Jessie Anne. Judge Drake is the son of JamesWalter and Minnie Lelia (Davis) Drake, and the grandson of William Henry andRebecca (Grimsley) Drake, and of Prof. A. J. and Mattie (Gramble) Davis.WALTER I. GEER, Colquitt, Judge, City Court of Miller co., Jan. 1, 1949-Nov.5, 1949. (For further details see Superior Courts—Pataula Circuit).PETER ZACK GEER, Judge, City Court of Miller co., Nov. 5, 1949-date. BornAug. 31, 1900 in Colquitt, Miller co., Ga. Graduated Colquitt high school; Ga.Military College; Marion Institute; Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1923, BS.E.degree, 1928. Began the practice of law, June 19, 1923. Methodist. Democrat.Sigma Nu. Served in U. S. Army, World War I. City attorney, Colquitt, Jan. 1,1925-Jan. 1, 1940; county school supt., Miller co., Jan. 1, 1929-Jan. 1, 1941; judge,Pataula Circuit, June 8, 1949-Nov. 4, 1949, resigned.Family details: Married Mch. 19, 1924 in Miller co., Ga., Juanita Rawlings,daughter of Ezekiel Wimberly and Hattie Alice (Bush) Rawlings. Children: PeterZack, Jr.; Ada Alice. Judge Geer is the son of William Idus and Ada Cordelia(Dancer) Geer, and the grandson of Peter Marion Franklin and Elizabeth Minnie(Blocker) Geer, and W. R. and M. J. (Clifton) Dancer.BROUGHTON COLQUITT HAYS, Colquitt, Solicitor, City Court of Millerco., Jan. 1, 1939-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Dec. 10, 1910 in Colquitt, Miller co., Ga. Graduated Riverside Military Academy; University of Ga.;Southern Law School, B.L. degree, May 21, 1932. Began the practice of law inColquitt, Ga., June 1, 1932. Methodist. Democrat. Kappa Sigma. President, Colquitt Lions Club, 1936-37. Member, house of rep., Miller co., 1937-37/38 Ex.,1939.Family details: Married Aug. 13, 1939, Wattie Grimes. Children: Walter William; Harriet. B. C. Hays is the son of Walter Colquitt Hays (senator, 8th dist.,1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex.) and Carrie Belle (Watson) Hays, and the grandson of J. W.Hays (Confederate soldier) and Nancy (Bowen) Hays, and of Willis Rice andMartha Jane (Phillips) Watson.MITCHELL CO.—CITY COURT OF CAMILLA; CITY COURT OF PELHAMMOSES ALBERT WARREN, Camilla, Judge, City Court of Pelham; City Courtof Camilla; Jan. 1, 1937-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Mch. 23, 1875 inJakin, Early co., Ga. Attended Early co., Ga., public and private schools. Admittedto the bar, Dec. 1910. Began the practice of law in Sylvester, Ga., Jan. 1913.Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason. Court reporter, Albany Judicial Circuit, 1909-13.Family details: Judge Warren is the son of Elly Warren (Confederate soldier)and Mary Lou (Stamper) Warren, and the grandson of Moses and Nancy (Albert)Warren, and of William Stamper (Mexican War soldier) and Mary Ann (Bransford)Stamper.OLAN B. McELVEY, Pelham, Solicitor, City Court of Camilla; City Court ofPelham, Feb. 20, 1928-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Aug. 15, 1893 inPelham, Mitchell co., Ga. Graduated Pelham Ga., high school. Admitted to bar inCamilla, Ga., Dec. 30, 1916. Methodist. Democrat. K. of P. Served in Quarter-274

master corps during World War I; member, house of rep., Mitchell co., 1925-26Ex.-26 2d Ex., 1927.Family details: Married (1) July 3, 1929, Helen Hamilton (died Dec. 13, 1934),daughter of Mrs. M. R. Hamilton of Vienna, Ga. One child: Jean. Married (2)Dec. 21, 1935, Lurline Almon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Almon, Gay, Ga.Olan B. McElvey is the son of John O. and Mary E. (Bradford) McElvey, and thegrandson of G. A. McElvey.MUSCOGEE CO.—CITY COURT OF COLUMBUSTHOMAS LESLIE BOWDEN, Judge, City Court of Columbus, Nov. 15, 1938-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Nov. 27, 1877 in Raleigh, Meriwetherco., Ga. Attended Gordon Military Institute; graduated University of Ga., LL.D.degree, 1899. Began the practice of law in Oct., 1899. Methodist. Democrat.Mason; Shriner; Odd Fellow; K. of P. Mayor pro tern, Columbus, 6 years; alderman,8 years.Family details: Married Sept 14, 1904 in Chattahoochee co., Ga., Essie Layfield,daughter of John Bedford and Ella Rebecca (Elliott) Layfield. Children: AnnieEloise (Bowden) Lipscomb; Margaret Elizabeth (Bowden) McCullohs; Mary Frances (Bowden) Persons; Thomas Leslie, Jr.; Layfield; Lulu Joy (Bowden) Neville.Judge Bowden is the son of Thomas Littleton and Annie Eliza (Mitcham) Bowden,and the grandson of John Culpepper and Polly Ann (Murphey) Bowden, andThomas Norman and Nancy Loretta (Leslie) Mitcham.JOHN RESPESS THOMPSON, JR., Columbus, Solicitor, City Court of Columbus, Jan. 1, 1937-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born May 24, 1903 in Columbus, Muscogee co., Ga. Attended Columbus, Ga., public schools; Massey BusinessCollege. Began the practice of law, June, 1932. Baptist. Democrat. Mason. Mem"ber, house of rep., Muscogee co., 1933, 1935.Family details: Married June 9, 1929 in Columbus, Ga., Lois Davis (born Aug.28, 1908), daughter of L. L. Davis. J. R. Thompson, Jr., is the son of J. R. andCattie (Trussell) Thompson, and the grandson of John Raiford Thompson (Confederate soldier) and Eliza Caroline (Lokey) Thompson, and of Richard Burks Trussell (Confederate soldier) and Mary Ann (Ring) Trussell.OGLETHORPE CO.—CITY COURT OF LEXINGTONWALTER WILSON ARMISTEAD, Crawford, Judge, City Court of Lexington,Dec. 14, 1927-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born June 10, 1888 in Crawford,Oglethorpe co., Ga. Attended University of Ga., one year; studied law in office ofCol. Paul Brown; licensed to practice law Feb. 1, 1910. Baptist; clerk, CrawfordChurch over 40 years; Deacon. Democrat. Clerk-treasurer, Crawford, 1912; mayor,Crawford, 1913; solicitor, city court, Lexington, Dec. 28, 1921-Dec. 14, 1927, res.;chairman, board of trustees, Crawford, Ga., high school; delegate, National Democratic Convention, Houston, Texas, 1928.Family details: Married Mch. 11, 1909 in Crawford, Ga., Mertle J. Gober (bornJan. 31, 1887), daughter of the Rev. J. W. Gober and Ellen (Ward) Gober. Children: Mildred (Armistead) Gordon; Jean (Armistead) Evans. Judge Armistead is275

the ion of John Powell Annistead (member, house of rep., Oglethorpe CO., 1909-10) and Lillian (Wilson) Annistead, and the grandson of Jesse M. and MarthaAnnistead, and of Joseph P. and Lillian (Whetstone) Wilson.EUGENE PAUL SHULL, Lexington, Solicitor, City Court of Lexington, Dec. 14,1927-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Jan. 20, 1875 in Camden co., N. J.Attended Friends' Central, Philadlephia, and University of Penn. lay* school. Beganthe practice of law in Camden, N. J., 1897, and in Lexington, Ga., 1899. Episcopalian. Democrat. Mason. Sergeant, co. M, 3d N. J. vols., Spanish-American war,1898-99; stationed at Sandy Hook and Pompton Lakes, N. J., and Athens, Ga.,mustered out in Athens Ga., Feb. 11, 1899. 1st lieutenant and adjutant, 3d batt.,3d regt., Ga. militia, 1899-1901, Lexington, Ga. Mayor Lexington, 1902-03; councilman, Lexington, number of years.Family details: Married Nov. 11, 1903 in Lexington, Ga., Sara Pope Maxwell(born Dec. 24, 1883), daughter of Edgar and Permelia Albina (Young) Maxwell.Children: Henry Paul; Edgar Maxwell; Sara A.; Robert Eugene. E. P. Shull is theson of Azariah Ayres and Mary (Paul) Shull, and the grandson of Azariah and AnnAyres Shull, and of Hiram and Beulah Hendrickson Paul.PIERCE CO.—CITY COURT OF BLACKSHEARHARVEY DIXON GRIFFIN, Blackshear, Judge, City Court of Blackshear, Jan.1, 1935-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Dec. 28, 1898 in Brooks co., Ga.Graduated West Point, Ga., high school; University of Georgia Law School, 1923.Attorney at law practicing in Blackshear, Ga. Presbyterian. Democrat. Private,World War I.Family details: Married Marguerite Brantley, daughter of William Gordon Brantley(member, house of rep., Pierce co., Ga., 1884-1885; senator, 3d dist, 1886-87;solicitor-general, Brunswick Circuit, 1889-1896; member of congress, 1897-1913)and Mary George (Linn) Brantley. Judge Griffin is the son of Frank M. and Mattie(Smith) Griffin of Brooks co., Ga.JOHN RANDALL WALKER, JR., Blackshear, Solicitor, City Court of Blackshear,Jan. 1, 1931-Jan. 1, 1947. Born Nov. 22, 1902 in Patterson, Pierce co., Ga.Attended Gordon Institute and Mercer University. Began the practice of law inBlackshear, Ga., Jan. 1924. Democrat. Sigma Nu. Member, house of rep., Pierceco., 1927, 1929.Family details: Married July 4, 1923 in Blackshear, Ga., Leila Elise Burney(born Aug. 21, 1904), daughter of L. E. Burney. J. R. Walker, Jr., is the son ofJohn Randall Walker (member, house of rep., Lowndes co., 1907-08-08 Ex.; member of congress, llth dist., Mch. 4, 1913-Mch. 3, 1919), and Susie (Hightower)Walker, and the grandson of D. J. and Polly (Davis) Walker, and of Joseph andAnn Elizabeth Hightower.SAMUEL FORSTER MEMORY, JR., Blackshear, Solicitor, City Court of Blackshear,Jan. 1, 1947 (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born June 4, 1909 in Blackshear,Pierce co., Ga. Graduated Emory University, LL.B. degree, 1933 and B.Ph. degree, 1931. Admitted to bar July 16, 1932, and practiced with father, S. F. Memory,since June 1933, except while serving as District Enforcement attorney, OP A, Sa-276

vannah district office, 1943-45. Methodist. Democrat. F. & A. M.; S.A.E.; PhiDelta Phi.Family details: Married Sept. 7, 1935 in Waycross, Georgia, Nellie KathreenSalter (born July 24, 1912 in Florida), daughter of Hugh and Nellie Lee (Haynes)Salter. One child: Kathreen Ann. S. F. Memory, Jr., is the son of Samuel Forsterand Janie Alice (Brewer) Memory, and the grandson of Samuel Thomas and HesterAnn (Brantley) Memory, and of Jesse Cone and Ida (Blitch) Brewer.POLK CO.—CITY COURT OF POLK COUNTYJOHN LAURENS TISON, Cedartown, Judge, City Court of Polk County, Jan.1, 1919-Jan. 1, 1931, Feb. 23, 1942-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born March14, 1876 in Brighton, Hampton co., South Carolina. Received A-B. degree, University of Georgia, June 1900; B.L. degree, University of Georgia, June 1901. Beganthe practice of law in Polk co., Ga., June 1901. Episcopalian. Democrat. Mason.City Attorney, Cedartown, 1907-10, 1934-37.Family details: Married May 12, 1910 in AUendale, South Carolina, ElizabethPorcher Stoney (born Sept. 23, 1877 in Allendale, Bamwell co., South Carolina),daughter of John Safford Stoney (Surgeon in Confederate Army) and Laura Augusta(Alien) Stoney. One child: John Laurens, Jr. Judge Tison is the son of JohnAlien Tison (officer in Confederate Army) and Catherine Arabella (Smith) Tison,and the grandson of Reuben Henry and Rebecca Mary Jane (McKenzie) Tison.J. BRANTLEY EDWARDS, Cedartown, Solicitor, City Court of Polk County,Jan. 1, 1943-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). (No data for sketch furnished).PUTNAM CO.—COUNTY COURT OF PUTNAMMERIWETHER FLOURNOY ADAMS, Eatonton, Judge, County Court of Put©nam, Jan. 1, 1929-Jan 1, 1933; Nov. 1934-Sept. 2, 1947, died. Born Sept. 22, 1882in Eatonton, Putnam co., Ga. Graduated Eatonton, Ga., high school, 1899; MercerUniversity, B.L. degree, 1901. Admitted to the bar in Macon, Ga., June 6, 1901,practiced entirely in Eatonton. Presbyterian. Democrat. Private, co. M, 3d Ga.regt., 1900. Member, board of trustees, Eatonton Male and Female Academy, 1923-27. Alderman, Eatonton, various times; mayor, Eatonton, Sept. 1905-Sept. 1908;city attorney, Eatonton, at various times in past 20 years.Family details: Married Nov. 14, 1911 in Washington, Wilkes co., Ga., SaraEdna Irvine, daughter of Edward Douglas and Sarah (Robert) Irvine. Children:Menwether Flournoy Jr.; Sara Irvine; Edna Kathryn; Ann Robert; Edward Irvine.Judge Adams was the son of John William and Ella Carl ton (Adams) Adams, andthe grandson of Benson W. and Anne (Hudson) Adams, and of Jefferson Adams(member, convention 1850, Putnam co.; senator, 28th dist, 1863-64 Ex.) and Susan(Menwether) Adams.REUBEN C. WHITMAN, Eatonton, Judge, County Court of Putnam, Sept. 1947-;Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Mch. 17, 1901 in Eatonton,Putnam co., Ga. Graduated Eatonton high school; Southern College of Pharmacy,Ph. G. degree, 1920. Began the practice of law in Eatonton, June 1932. Democrat.W. O. W.; Mason. Alderman, Eatonton, number of years; city attorney, Eatonton,277

number of years; present attorney, Putnam co., attorney, board of education, Putnamco.; Solicitor, Jan. 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1941.Family details: Married Apr. 29, 1923 in Putnam co., Ga., Lula Gardner (bornFeb. 11, 1899 in Morgan co., Ga.), daughter of James Monroe and Margaret Emma(McGiboney) Gardner. Children: Reuben G., Jr.; Margaret Ann. Reuben G. Whitman is the son of Charles F. and Annie B. (Weems) Whitman.S. T. WINGFIELD, Solicitor, County Court of Putnam, Jan. 1, 1941-Aug. 27,1945. (No data for sketch furnished).DALLAS DOUGLAS VEAL, Eatonton, Solicitor, County Court of Putnam, Aug.27, 1945-June 1, 1947, resigned. Born Aug. 8, 1903 at Deepstep, Washington co.,Ga. Graduated Deepstep, Ga., public school; Piedmont College High School, 1923;Young Harris College, 1925; attended University of Ga., 1926-28. Admitted to barin Milledgeville. Began the practice of law in Eatonton, Ga., July 15, 1931 to date.Presbyterian. Democrat. Secretary, Putnam co., democratic executive committee,May 2, 1932-Mch. 2, 1935; chairman, ibid., Mch. 2, 1935-date; county registrar,Jan. 1, 1934-Jan. 1, 1936; Jan. 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1939. Judge, County Court of Putnam, Oct. 5, 1934-Nov. 25, 1934. City Attorney, Eatonton, Ga., Sept. 1, 1938-Sept 1, 1942; Sept. 1, 1943-Sept 1, 1946; Sept. 1, 1949-date. Volunteered ArmyNov. 19, 1942; discharged June 16, 1943. Director, State Hospital Authority, Apr.22, 1947-Dec. 1, 1948. Member, Ga. Bar Association; American Bar Association;American Judicature Society; American Legion (WW II).Family details: Married Dec. 6, 1935 in Newton co., Ga., Helen Livingstone(born Nov. 16, 1906 in Newton co., Ga.), daughter of Grier Q. Livingstone andthe granddaughter of the late Congressman L. F. Livingstone. D. D. Veal is the sonof Robert Lee Veal (born Dec. 16, 1864 in Washington co., Ga.) and Maude (Yates)VeaLWALTER WINGFIELD WALKER, Eatonton, Solicitor, County Court of Putnam,June 1, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Mch. 11, 1907 in Eatonton,Putnam co., Ga. Graduated with honors, Eatonton high school, 1924 Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1928; Mercer University Law School, LL.B. degree, 1933.Practiced law in Eatonton, Ga., since 1933 with exception of three years spent inUSNR. as Lieut. S.G., during World War II. Justice of the Peace, Putnam co.,Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1952). Mayor, Eatonton, 1938-1942. Putnam co. school superintendent, 1936. Methodist. Democrat. Phi Delta Theta.Family details: Married Nan Starr Walker (born Mch. 21, 1909 in Winder, Ga.),daughter of Ed A. and Carrie (Jones) Starr. Children: Nan Starr; Claire Anderson;Walter Wingfield. W. W. Walker is the son of Hampton Capers Walker (clerkof superior court of Putnam co., 20 yrs.) and Clara (Anderson) Walker, and thegrandson of Dr. Nathaniel Sadler Walker (physician; was General Robert E. Lee'spersonal physician during War Between the States) and Maggie Lucille (Summers )Walker, and of Lemuel Summers (Major, C.S.A.).RICHMOND CO.—CITY COURT OF RICHMOND COUNTYGORDON WORTH CHAMBERS, Augusta, Judge, City Court of RichmondCounty, Oct. 6, 1930-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Dec. 25, 1895 in Au-278

gusta, Richmond co., Ga. Graduated Richmond Academy, 1915, and University ofGa., LL.B. degree, 1923. Began the practice of law July 13, 1923. Methodist.Democrat. Member, Jr. Order; The Advocates (legal); Exchange Club; American Legion; Last Man of Richmond Hussars. Sigma Delta Kappa. Author ofmiscellaneous articles appearing in Central Law Journal and other periodicals.Served on Mexican border with Richmond Hussars, Ga. cavalry, 1916; sergeant, co.C, 106 field signal batt., A.E.F., 1918, acting as special instructor of battalion incipher and code, in protection from gas attacks, field, telephone instruction, etc.Member, staff of Governor Hardman, 1927/31; also staffs of Gov. Eugene Talmadgeand Herman Talmadge. Member, state democratic executive committee, 1927-31;councilman, Augusta, Jan. 1, 1929-Oct. 6, 1931. Founder and endower of GordonW. Chambers Foundation, Inc., charitable, "To make life happier for the living andto memorialize the worthy dead."Family details: Married Dec. 31, 1921 in Aiken co., S. C., Laura Mae Harrigal(born Sept. 26, 1904 in Aiken co., S. C.), daughter of Lucius Edward and Bessie(Sanders) Harrigal. One child: Gordon, Jr. Judge Chambers is the son of GeorgeCrawford and Katie (Harker) Chambers, and the grandson of Isaac Newton andMatilda (Beeson) Chambers, and of Dr. E. W. Harker (surgeon, C.S.A.) and KateElizabeth (Lampkin) Harker.WILMER DEAN LAMER, Augusta, Solicitor, City Court of Richmond County,Jan. 13, 1943-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1952). Bora July 21, 1901 in Harlem, Columbia co., Ga. Attended Harlem, Ga., high school and Richmond County Academy;graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1921. Began the practice of law inAugusta, Ga., 1921. Methodist. Democrat Mason; member, Jr. Order, UnitedAmerican Mechanics; Lambda Chi Alpha. Member, house of rep., Columbia co.,1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex., Richmond co., 1931, 1933, 1935, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939.Senator, 18th dist., 1941, 1943, res. Jan. 13. Member, Georgia Citizens Councilcontinuously since its organization'; member, Tax Revision Committee of Georgiasince its organization.Family details: Married Dec. 7, 1946 in Augusta, Ga., Martha Johnson. Onechild: Wilmer Dean, Jr. W. D. Lanier is the son of Emmett C. and Annie Belle(Cox) Lanier, and the grandson of Noel Lanier (Captain, Confederate Army) andSarah Ann (Tullis) Lanier, and of William and Aurelia (Holcombe) Cox.SCHLEY CO.—CITY COURT OF ELLAVILLETROY GANES MORROW, Ellaville, Judge, City Court of Ellaville, Sept. 18,1936-date (term expires Aug. 21, 1954). Born Apr. 18, 1887 in Social Circle, Waltonco., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1910; LaSalle Extension,University of Chicago, 1921; attended Emory University during summers of 1926,1927, 1928. Admitted to bar, 1912. Methodist. Democrat.Family details: Married Aug. 31, 1926 in Ellaville, Ga., Mary Edna Robinson(born May 22, 1899 in Sumter co., Ga.), daughter of Arm and Malinda (Speer)Robinson. Children: Wayne Robinson; Marvin Tucker; Douglas Cheney. Troy G.Morrow is the son of McKendree Tucker and Sophrona Jane (Cheney) Morrow,and the grandson of David Morrow (member, house of rep., Cass co., 1842) andEliza (Elliott) Morrow, and of Aquilla Cheney (Confederate soldier) and AmandaElizabeth Campbell (Massey) Cheney.279

JOHN CLIFFORD RAINEY, Ellaville, Solicitor, City Court of Ellaville, Sept. 27,1926- July 12, 1948, died. Born Dec. 22, 1874 near Ellaville, Schley co., Ga. Attended Ellaville, Ga., high school; graduated Mercer University, B.L. degree, 1898.Began the practice of law in 1898. Baptist Democrat. Mason; K. of F. Mayor,Ellaville, 1904; judge, city court, Ellaville, Sept. 27, 1906-Sept. 27, 1910; Sept. 27,1922-Sept 27, 1926.Family details: Married Sept 6, 1905 in Waverly Hall, Ga., Ida Lillian Peacock(June 22, 1882-Aug. 14, 1920), daughter of Oliver Lumsden and Lillian (McK.ee)Peacock. Children: John Clifford Jr. (deceased); Elizabeth McKee; Emma Lillian;Rosalind; Henry Frederick. John Clifford Rainey was the son of Thomas FrederickRainey, Jr. (member, house of rep., Schley co., 1905-06) and Emma Leslie (Tison)Rainey, and the grandson of Thomas Frederick Rainey, Sr. (member, house of rep.,Schley co., 1880-81) and Mary Dwight (Collins) Rainey, and of Hiram and Catherine Jarvey (Humphreys) Tison.JAMES E. SHORT, Buena Vista, Solicitor, City Court of Ellaville, July 1948-date(term expired Sept 27, 1950). Born May 19, 1910 at Lajunta, Colorado. Graduated University of the South, St. Luke's, Sewanee, Tenn. G.D. Private study of law.Attorney. Bar of Arkansas, Jan. 1935. Bar of Georgia, Apr. 1938. Practiced law atHot Springs, Ark., 1935-36, and at Buena Vista, Ga., since 1936. Episcopal. Democrat. Kappa Sigma. City attorney, Buena Vista, 1936-42; county attorney, Marionco., Ga., 1940-41. Instructor of Drama and Public Speaking, Marion co. HighSchool, 1945 to present Member, Ga. Peace Officer's Asso. Member, AmericanNational Theatre and Academy. Appeal Officer, Local Board No. 1, Selective Service, Marion co., Ga. Teacher, Ladies' Bible Class, Methodist Church, Buena Vista.Member, board of trustees, Faculty Scholarship Foundation, Inc., Marion co. Member, Lions Club. Attorney for the Marion Board of Education.Family details: Married Feb. 8, 1936 in Hot Springs, Ark., Pearl Louise Stewart,daughter of James Cleveland and Alma Prudence (Swain) Stewart, both of Arkansas.James E. Short is the son of Dr. Zuber N. Short and Julia Belle (Goodyear) Short,both living in Hot Springs, Ark., and the grandson of John R. Short of Marion co.,Ga. (Confederate soldier; member, house of rep., Marion co., 1882-83) and ElizaJane (Zuber) Short, and of John Goodyear of Pa.W. H. VANLANDINGHAM, Ellaville, Solicitor, City Court of Ellaville, Sept. 27,1950-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1954). No data for sketch furnished.SCREVEN CO.—CITY COURT OF SYLVANIAJOSEPH HENRY HOWARD, Sylvania, Judge, City Court of Sylvania, Jan. 1,1941-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept 11, 1887 in Ogeechee, Screvenco., Ga. Attended North Ga. Agricultural College; graduated University of Ga.,LL.B. degree, 1916. Began the practice of law in Sylvania, Ga., Sept 1, 1916. Baptist Democrat. W. O. W.; Mason; Shriner; Chairman, board of education, Screvenco., number of years. Solicitor, city court, Sylvania, June 1, 1925-Jan. 1, 1941.President, Screven County Bar Association, June 1949-date.Family details: Married May 29, 1917 in Oliver Ga., Ruth Hodges, daughter ofLawrence and Maggie (Connor) Hodges. Children: Lucile; Albert Judge Howardis the son of George Washington and Tabitha (Moore) Howard, and the grandsonof William Henry and Jane Howard, and of John and Mary Ann Moore.280

CORSON LANDRUM HILTON, Sylvania, Solicitor, City Court of Sylvania, Jan.1, 1945-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 18, 1891 at Sylvania, Screvenco.f Ga. Attended University of Georgia and Emory College. Lawyer. Admittedto bar Dec. 24, 1919. Practiced in Sylvania except years 1924-1929 when practicedlaw in Bradenton, Fla. Methodist. Democrat. A.T.O.Family details: Married Nov. 16, 1913 in Springfield, Ga., Edel Rountree (bornin Effingham co., Ga.). Children: Carson L., Jr.; Mildred Lee. Corson L. Hiltonis the son of Lee Holmes and Bessie (Hill) Hilton of Screven co., Ga., and thegrandson of J. L. and Mary (Lanier) Hilton, and of E. H. and Nancy (Mills) Hill.SPALDING CO.—CITY COURT OF GRIFFINLEWARD HIGHTOWER, Griffin, Judge, City Court of Griffin, Jan. 1, 1945-Jan.1, 1949. Born Aug. 14, 1900 in Fainnount, Bartow co., Ga. Attended Fail-mountHigh School; Maynard school of Law. Began the practice of law in Macon in 1928.Baptist Democrat. B.P.O.E.; W.O.W.; I.O.O.F. Member, Georgia State Guard,Griffin, 1942. Member, house of rep., Spalding co., 1943.Family details: Married Aug. 18, 1918 in Jasper, Ga., Magnolia Tatum (bornAug. 22, Pickens co., Ga.), daughter of J. W. Tatum. Leward High tower is theson of A. W. and Mattie (Wilson) Hightower, and the grandson of W. T. Hightower(Confederate soldier) and Catherine Hightower, and of G. W. Wilson (Confederatesoldier).JOHN HUNTER GODDARD, JR., Judge, City Court of Griffin, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born June 8, 1912 in Griffin, Spalding co., Ga.Graduated Griffin, Ga., high school; Emory University, Ph.B. degree, 1934; LL.B.degree, 1936. Began the practice of law in Griffin, Ga., Jan. 1938. District supervisor, N.Y.A. for 9 counties, Oct. 1, 1936-Nov. 1, 1937. Baptist. Democrat. PhiDelta Theta; Phi Delta Phi; Elk; Eagles; Moose; Woodmen of World; V.F.W.;American Legion; 40 and 8; Exchange Club. Past General Chairman, Griffin Salvation Army board; chm., life saving division, Griffin chapter, American Red Cross;Author: "History of First Baptist Church of Griffin," 1941; member, house of rep.,Spalding co., 1939, 1941, (res. July, 1942, to enter U. S. Navy as Lieutenant, j.g.);Served U. S. Navy from July 1942-Feb. 1946, being promoted to Lieutenant-Commander on aircraft carrier U.S.S. Mission Bay: European, Middle Eastern, Africanand North and South American theatres; Appointed Asst. Attorney General of Georgia, Jan. 1947-Oct. 1948; Past state vice-commander for Georgia in Veterans ofForeign Wars; past commander of Griffin Post, V.F.W.; at present commanding officer of Navy Volunteer Reserve Unit, Griffin.Family details: John H. Goddard, Jr., is the son of J. Hunter and Harriot Cope(Mills) Goddard, and the grandson of Lucius William and Emily Floyd (Childs)Goddard and of Thomas Roderick Mills (member, house of rep., Chatham co., 1873-74) and Mary Ansley (Cope) Mills.CLAUDE CHRISTOPHER, Griffin, Solicitor, City Court of Griffin, May 8, 1939-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Oct. 18, 1891 in Union co., Ga. GraduatedMercer University, A.B. degree, 1915; University of Ga., B.L. degree, 1916. Postgraduate work, Columbia University Law School, New York City. Practiced lawat Cairo; Barnesville; Griffin. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W.; member, Ameri-281

can Legion; Exchange Club. U. S. Army Air Corps, World War I; Sgt., VancouverBarracks, Washington, Jan. 1918-Jan. 1919.STEPHENS CO.—CITY COURT OF STEPHENS COUNTYGEORGE GRADY ALLEN, Toccoa, Judge, City Court of Stephens co., Jan.1, 1939-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 18, 1889 in Lavonia, Franklinco., Ga. Educated University of Ga.; Mercer University, LL.B. degree. Began thepractice of law in Toccoa, Ga., 1913. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; W. O. W.; SigmaNu. City attorney, Toccoa, 1915-16-23; member, board of education, Toccoa, 1925-26-27; mayor, Toccoa, 1928-29; senator, 31st dist., 1937-37/38 Ex.Family details: Married Oct. 14, 1913 in Toccoa, Ga., Ruth Ann Mitchell (bornMay 22, 1893 in Habersham co., Ga.), daughter of E. E. and Leila (Separman)Mitchell. One child: George Mitchell. Judge Alien is the son of R. C. and ElminaJane (Tribble) Alien, and the grandson of Churchill and Martha Elizabeth (Cleveland) Alien, and of Lemuel Newton and Essie Jane (Clinkscales) Tribble.WINSTON OWEN, Toccoa, Solicitor, City Court of Stephens co., Mch. 2, 1937-Feb. 7, 1949, res. (For sketch see Superior Courts, Mountain Judicial Circuit).MRS. OLLIE MAE STOWE, Toccoa, Solicitor, City Court of Stephens co., Feb.7, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Nov. 11, 1904 in Franklin co., Ga.Graduated Toccoa high school; Athens Business College. Began the practice of lawin Toccoa, Dec., 1945. Baptist. Democrat. Member, Eastern Star; American LegionAuxiliary; Pilot club; Toccoa Woman's club. Clerk, board of Stephens co. commissioners, 1930-45; registrar, Stephens co., 1935-45.Family details: Married July 4, 1923, Fred A. Stowe (deceased), son of WilliamAlfred Stowe. Children: Fredda (Stowe) Stone; Walter. Mrs. Ollie Mae Stowe isthe daughter of Joseph Fletcher and Fannie Lee (Clark) Gilbert.SUMTER CO.—CITY COURT OF AMERICUSJAMES W. SMITH, Americus, Judge, City Court of Americus, Jan. 1, 1933-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born July 21, 1898 in Leslie, Sumter co., Ga.Graduated DeSoto, Ga., grammar school, 1910; Leslie, Ga., high school, 1912; NewberryCollege, A.B. degree, 1916; University of Georgia, LL.B. degree, 1918. Beganthe practice of law in Americus, Ga., Mch. 1, 1919. Methodist. Democrat. Mason;W.O.W.; Elk. Bond commissioner, Americus, Ga., 1924-32; county attorney, Sumterco., 1931, 1932.Family details: Judge Smith is the son of the late Dr. W. J. Smith and Emma(Adams) Smith, of DeSoto, Ga.HOLLIS FORT, JR., Solicitor, City Court of Americus, Jan. 1, 1941-Jan. 1,1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Jan. 2, 1912 in Americus, Sumter co., Ga. Graduated Vanderbilt University; University of Ga. Law School, 1933.Baptist. Democrat. Elk; W.O.W.; S.A.E. Member, American Legion; V. F. W. Cityrecorder, recorder's court, Americus, 1934-36. Paratrooper, 82nd Airborn Division,World War II.Family details: Married Feb. 25, 1949 in Americus, Ga., Eruyl Delano Moran,daughter of Charles Wade Moran. Hollis Fort, Jr., is the son of Hollis and Nellie(Niles) Fort, and the grandson of Alien Fort and Dr. George M. Niles.282

TATTNALL CO.—CITY COURT OF REIDSVILLECLEVELAND LAMAR COWART, Glennville, Judge, City Court of Reidsmllt,Jan. 1, 1919-Jan. 1, 1927; Jan. 1, 1931-Jan. 1, 1935; Jan. 1, 1943-date (term expiresJan. 1, 1951). Born Mch. 3, 1884 in Collins, Tattnall co., Ga. Attended Ga. Normal College and Business Institute; graduated Mercer University, B.L. degree, 1906.Began the practice of law in Glennville, Ga., 1907. Methodist. Democrat. K. of P.;Mason. Member, and chairman, Glennville board of education, several years; solicitor, city court, Reidsville, Jan. 17, 1917-Jan. 1, 1919.Family details: Married Oct. 11, 1910 in Liberty co., Ga., Danella CarolynShuptrine (born Feb. 14, 1886 in Liberty co., Ga.), daughter of John Sylvester andLizzie Estelle (Hendry) Shuptrine. Children: Carroll L.; Dan. S. Judge Cowartis the son of Joseph Lumpkin and Milbra (Godbee) Cowart.ROBERT LEWIS CARR, Glennville, Solicitor, City Court of Reidsville, Jan. 1,1943-Jan. 1, 1947. Born April 26, 1901 at Carrs Station, Hancock co., Ga. Graduatedfrom Tenth District A. & M. School, 1924; attended Reinhardt College; University ofS. C.; graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1929. Practiced law in Milledgeville,Ga., June 20, 1929-Mch. 30, 1938, when he moved to Glennville. MissionaryBaptist. Democrat. Private, World War I.Family details: Married July 1, 1932 in Milledgeville, Ga., Vera Delle Brown(born July 23, 1909 in Tattnall co.), daughter of Willie L. and Vera (Wilks)Brown. Children: Richard Lewis; LaQuitta Joyce. R. L. Carr is the son of JohnJoseph and Addie (Collins) Carr, and the grandson of Bill and (Roberson)Carr, and of Samuel Boykin and Nettie (Babb) Collins.ROBERT NORTON ODUM, Solicitor, City Court of Reidsville, Jan. 1, 1931-Jan. 1, 1935; Jan. 1, 1947-Jan. 1, 1951 (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Jan.24, 1897 in Glennville, Tattnall co., Ga. Graduated Glennville high school, 1915;Brewton-Parker Junior College, 1916. Began the practice of law in Reidsville, Ga.,Jan. 1, 1929. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.; W.O.W. Clerk, superior court,Tattnall co., 1921-29; city councilman, Reidsville, 1925-27.Family details: Married Apr. 13, 1919 in Tattnall co., Ga., Rossie Belle Butler,daughter of Charles Tate and Elizabeth Corine (Smith) Butler. One son: RobertEdward. R. N. Odum is the son of Joseph Aaron and Louisa Malissa (Tippins)Odum, and the grandson of John Robert and Rebecca (Smith) Odum, and WilliamM. and Annie (Todd) Tippins.THOMAS CO.—CITY COURT OF THOMASVILLEBERRY BENSON EARLE, Thomasville, Judge, City Court of Thomasville, Jan.1, 1935-Aug. 1945, died. Born Apr. 4, 1886 near Central, Pickens co., S. C. Graduated Furman University, A.B. degree with honors, and Mercer University, B.L.degree; studied in Universities of Va., and Washington and Lee. Began the practice of law in Thomasville, Ga., hi the fall of 1918. Baptist. Democrat. Mason;K. of P. Superintendent of public schools, Iron City, three years, and Statesboro,two years. County attorney, Thomas co., three years; solicitor, city court, Thomasville, Jan. 1, 1929-Jan. 1, 1933.Family details: Married Aug. 4, 1915 in Donalsonville, Ga., Allie GertrudeSpooner, daughter of John Franklin and Emaline (Pickron) Spooner. One son:283

John Benson. Judge Earle was the son of Berry Benson Earle (Confederate soldier)and Laura Toccoa Earle, and the grandson of Dr. James W. and Amanda (Benson)Earle.ROY SEGLER, Thomasville, Judge, City Court of Thomasoille, Aug. 1945-Jan.1, 1947. (No data for sketch furnished).JOSEPH ELLIS CRAIGMILES, Thomasville, Judge, City Court of Thomasville,Jan. 1, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 16, 1883 in Thomasville,Thomas co., Ga. Attended Thomasville public schools; graduated University of Ga.,A.B. degree, 1905. Began the practice of law, Jan. 1906. Baptist. Democrat.Mason; Odd Fellow; American Woodman, Corporal, Thomasville National Guard,1909-11. Solicitor, City Court of Thomasville, Jan. 1, 1937-Jan. 1, 1947.Family details: Married June 10, 1915 in Thomasville, Ga., Grace Beverly (bornMay 9, 1887 in Thomas co., Ga.), daughter of Joseph L. and Julia Carroll Beverly.Children: Joseph Ellis, Jr.; Beverly (Craigmiles) Wallace; Julian Prior. J. E. Craigmilesis the son of Prior Lee Craigmiles (commissary department, War Between theStates) and Mary Francina (Mardre) Craigmiles, and the grandson of Joseph andLucinda (Henderson) Craigmiles, and of Robert Burton and Virginia (Slater)Mardre.STEVE M. WATKINS, Thomasville, Solicitor, City Court of Thomasoille, Jan.1, 1947-Jan. 1, 1949. (No data for sketch furnished).MARCUS BENTON CALHOUN, Solicitor, City Court of Thomasville, Jan.1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born June 6, 1917 in Mt. Vernon,Montgomery co., Ga. Graduated Brewton-Parker Jr. College, 1936; Atlanta LawSchool, LL.B. degree, 1939. Began active practice of law in Thomasville, Jan., 1946.Baptist Democrat. B.P.O.E.; Kiwanis. Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Department of Justice, Oct. 14, 1940-Jan. 15, 1946.Family details: Married June 15, 1940 in Atlanta, Ga., Bernice Louise Wolfe,daughter of Samuel and Zoic (Aycock) Wolfe. Children: Marcus Benton, Jr.;William M.; Samuel Wolfe. Marcus B. Calhoun is the son of M. B. and Anaie(Griffith) Calhoun, and the grandson of Thomas B. and Sally (Conner) Calhoun,and Francis P. and Myra (Jackson) Calhoun.TOOMBS CO.—CITY COURT OF LYONSJAMES ELLIS POPE, Lyons, Judge, City Court of Lyons, Jan. 1, 1941-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born May 15, 1894 in Glenwood, Montgomery (nowWheeler) co., Ga. Attended public schools of Glenwood, Ga.; graduated South Ga.College, 1915; attended Emory University, 1915/17. Began the practice of law inAlamo, Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; K. of P. Worked in ammunition plant,Penniman, Va., World War I period. Member, board of education, Glenwood1919-20; city attorney, Lyons, Mch. 1, 1926-date; member, house of rep. /Toombsco., 1929-31 Ex., 1931, 1933; senator, 15th dist., 1935.Family details: Married Aug. 31, 1920 in Uvalda, Ga., Nelle Wolfe (born May7, 1900 hi Uvalda, Ga.), daughter of John L. and Flora Wolfe. One child: LouiseGeraldine. Judge Pope is the son of Daniel and Annie Elizabeth (Morrison) Pope,and the grandson of John and Mary Ann Pope, and of Alexander and Ann Morrison.284

CHALMERS CHAPMAN, Lyons, Solicitor, City Court of Lyons, Jan. 1, 1945-Jan.1, 1949. Born Apr. 3, 1891 at Johnson Station, in Liberty co., Ga. Graduatedfrom Mercer University with A.B. degree, 1918; B.L. degree, 1925. Attorney atLudowici, June 1918-May 6, 1936; practiced law in Lyons from June 1, 1936 todate. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Royal Arch Mason. Corporal, World War I.Captain, Georgia State Guard from Aug. 16, 1940 until deactivation. Solicitor, citycourt, Ludowici, Oct. 1925-Dec. 31, 1929.Family details: Married May 7, 1938 in Tattnall co., Ga., Sadie Thompson (bornOct. 29, 1914 in Toombs co., Ga.), daughter of Joseph Frances and Marietta(McDilda) Thompson. Chalmers Chapman is the son of James Leigh Chapman(Tax Receiver of Long co.) and Leola Angelina (Hughes) Chapman, and the grandson of Sheldon Madison and Charity (Baggs) Chapman, and of William Hughes(Capt., Confederate Army) and Miriam (Martin) Hughes.GARLAND HARMON WILLIAMS, Lyons, Solicitor, City Court of Lyons, Jan.1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). (For sketch see House of Representatives,Toombs co.).TREUTLEN CO.—CITY COURT OF SOPERTONWILL STALLINGS, Soperton, Judge, City Court of Soperton, Dec. 5, 1923-Feb.15, 1947, died. Born June 30, 1887 in McRae, Telfair co., Ga. Graduated EmoryCollege, Ph.B. degree, 1904, and Mercer University, B.L. degree, 1910. Began thepractice of law 1913. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Elk; Odd Fellow; K. of P.;Sigma Nu. Served overseas during World War I. Mayor, Soperton, 1920-1924;chairman, board of education, Soperton, number of yrs.Family details: Married Oct. 13, 1923 in Soperton, Ga., Mellie Sessions. Onedaughter, Marguerite. Judge Stallings was the son of W. J. and Lila (Kennedy)S tailings.NORMAN GLISSON REEVES, Jr., Judge, City Court of Soperton, Mch. 25, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Mch. 13, 1907 at Stillmore, Emanuel co.,Ga. Graduated Soperton high school, June, 1924; Emory University, Aug. 1929,Ph.B. degree; Lumpkin Law School, Univ. of Ga., June 1933, LL.B. degree. Enteredpractice of law in LaGrange, Ga., and practiced there in 1933-1934, and from1934 to date has practiced in Soperton, Ga. Methodist. Democrat. York RiteShriner; Sigma Delta Kappa. Member, Campus Club, Emory Univ. City council,Soperton, 1937-1938; city attorney, Soperton, 1934-1950. Solicitor, city court,Soperton, Jan. 1, 1943-Mch. 25, 1947, resigned.Family details: Married Aug. 25, 1938 in Savannah, Ga., Helena GuulerminaJoubert (born Sept. 15, 1911 in Sumter, S. C.), daughter of Guillaume Victor Joubert(born Oct. 7, 1880 in Curacao, Dutch West Indies) and Sadie Mae (Locklear)Joubert (born Oct. 5, 1895 in Columbia, S. C.). Children: Helena Lee; WilliamNorman; John Joubert. Judge N. G. Reeves, Jr., is the son of Norman GlissonReeves, ST., and Lillie Lee (Head) Reeves (both born in Ga.), and the grandsonof William Seaborn and Mollie (Ward) Reeves (both born and died in Ga.), andof David Calvin Head (born in Tenn.; died in Florida) and Nancy Jane (Myers)Head (born in S. C.; died in Fla.).285

JOHN CARLTON WARNOCK, Soperton, Solicitor, City Court of Soperton, Mch.25, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Apr. 29, 1913 in Tarrytown, Montgomery co., Ga. Graduated Brewton-Parker high school, Mt Vernon, Ga., 1931;Mercer University, 1935, with A.B. degree; University of Georgia, with LL.B. degree, 1937. Attorney at Soperton, Ga. Baptist. Democrat. Kappa Alpha. EnteredU. S. Army, Apr. 8, 1942 with rank of private. Later in U. S. Army Air Forcewith rank of Captain. Discharged Feb. 19, 1946.Family details: Solicitor J. C. Warnock is the son of James T. Warnock, Sr.(member, house of rep., Montgomery co., 1937-38; 1941-44) and Dora (Braddy)Warnock, and the grandson of G. J. and Margaret (Glover) Warnock, and of M. A.and Florence (Herndon) Braddy.TROUP CO.—CITY COURT OF LAGRANGEHENRY REEVES, LaGrange, Judge, City Court of LaGrange, Jan. 1, 1945-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born July 26, 1872 near Greenville, Meriwether co.,Ga. Graduated Mercer University, June 1901 with LL.B. degree. Attorney inLaGrange since 1901. Baptist. Democrat. Solicitor, city court, LaGrange, Jan. 1,1903-Dec. 31, 1916; Mayor, LaGrange, 1916-1918; County attorney, Troup co.,1924-1934.Family details: Married June 12, 1906 in Auburn, Ala., Susan Walton Thomas(born Aug. 11, 1873 in Claiborne Parish, La.), daughter of Eugene Walton andSamantha Tabitha (Stanley) Thomas, of Alabama. Children: Elizabeth; Henry, Jr.;Walton Thomas. Judge Reeves is the son of Madison and Mary (Render) Reevesof Meriwether co., Ga., and the grandson of Asa and Sarah Elizabeth (Barnes)Reeves, also of Meriwether co., Ga., and of Robert L. Render and Elizabeth (Anderson)Render.PRIMUS TURNER HIPP, Solicitor, City Court of LaGrange, Jan. 1, 1945-Jan. 1,1949; Ordinary, Troup co., Apr. 19, 1950-date. Born Nov. 3, 1898 at Greenville,Meriwether co., Ga. Elementary schooling in county schools of Meriwether; attended Carrollton A. & M. School and University of Georgia. Lawyer in LaGrangesince 1936. Baptist Democrat. Mason, 32°; Shriner (Yaarab Temple); B.P.O.E.Family details: Married Aug. 16, 1923 in Meriwether co., Ga., Mary J. Jeter(born Dec. 2, 1901 in Meriwether co., Ga.), daughter of B. W. and Lillie (Plant)Jeter. Children: Primus Scale; Augustus Jeter; Betty Jean. P. T. Hipp is the sonof Thomas Augustus and Alethia Gertrude (Hamby) Hipp, and the grandson ofWilliam J. and Mary L. (Bailey) Hipp, and of James Moreland and Alethia(Turner) Hamby.ELDRIDGE WARREN FLEMING, Hogansville, Solicitor, City Court of LaGrange,Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Sept. 1, 1916 at Primrose inMeriwether co., Ga. Graduated Gordon Military College and Woodrow WilsonCollege of Law with LL.B. degree, 1938. Admitted to practice of law in July1938, located at West Point, Ga., and in Hogansville from 1946 to date. Methodist.Democrat Mason; W.O.W. Enlisted in Navy, Oct 1941; discharged Dec. 1945with rank of chief warrant officer.Family details: Married Nov. 12, 1944 in Seaside, Oregon, Mary Ellen Daniel286

(born Sept. 4, 1916 in Randolph co., Ala.), daughter of Thomas L. and Maggie(Stewart) Daniel, both of Alabama. One daughter: Suellen. Eldridge W. Flemingis the son of Bob and Ida Mae (Gladney) Fleming of Meriwether and Troup cos.,Ga., and the grandson of W. A. and Nancy J. (Morris) Fleming of Meriwether co.,Ga., and of Melton Freeman and Nancy Martina (Hendricks) Gladney of Alabamaand Troup co., Ga.WALKER CO.—CITY COURT OF WALKER COUNTYGEORGE WOFFIE LANGFORD, LaFayette, Judge, City Court of Walkerco., Feb. 25, 1939-Jan. 1, 1947. Born Oct. 22, 1908 in Calhoun, Gordon co., Ga.Graduated Calhoun High School, 1926; attended Mercer University, pre-law course,1926-28; graduated University of Georgia, LL.B. degree, 1931. Methodist. Democrat. Sigma Delta Kappa; Alpha Tau Lambda; Odd Fellow.Family details: Married Nov. 23, 1938 in LaFayette, Ga., Charlotte Shields(born Dec. 5, 1908 in Walker co., Ga.), daughter of Dr. Jacob Alex and Sudie(Pittman) Shields. One child: Charlotte Jane. Judge Langford is the son of Dr.Vester and Florence (Dixon) Langford, and the grandson of Thomas Lud and Sarah(Bradley) Langford and of William and Mary Ann (Pasley) Dixon.GEORGE PAUL SHAW, LaFayette, Judge, City Court of Walker co., Jan. 4, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born June 6, 1916 in LaFayette, Walker co., Ga.Graduated LaFayette High School, 1933; attended Mercer University, 1933-1935;graduated University of Georgia, B.S.C. degree, 1937; LL.B. degree, cum laude,1940. Admitted to Georgia Bar, 1939. Began active practice of law in firm of Shaw& Shaw, LaFayette, Ga., July 1, 1940. Methodist. Democrat. S.A.E. Fraternity;Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity; Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi KappaPhi and Blue Key honor societies. Entered active duty with U. S. Navy with rankof Ensign on July 1, 1942. Promoted from Ensign to Lieut. (j.g.) and from Lieut.(j.g.) to Lieut. (s.g.). Awarded Legion of Merit with combat "V" and citation,U. S. Navy Unit Citation and ribbon; also following campaign medals: Asiatic-Pacificwith 5 battle stars, American, Philippine, and Victory.Family details: Married Sept. 12, 1940 in Nashville, Tenn., Mary Ann Lowry(born Jan. 9, 1919 in Memphis, Tenn.), daughter of Nicholas Talmadge and Virginia (Oliver) Lowry. Children: George Paul Jr.; Walter Lowry. Judge Shaw isthe son of Walter B. and Georgia Alleen (Paul) Shaw, and the grandson of SamuelJ. and Cordelia (Rosser) Shaw, and of George Alexander and Nancy (Hall) Paul.Solicitor-General of the Lookout circuit is ex-officio Solicitor of the City Court ofWalker County.WARE CO.—CITY COURT OF WAYCROSSCHARLES W. PITTMAN, Waycross, Judge, City Court of Waycross, Jan. 1,1934-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1954). Born Apr. 2, 1889 near Argyle, Clinch co.,Ga. Graduated Ga. Normal College and Business Institute, business department,1908, teachers' course, 1909, scientific course, 1912. Admitted to the bar, Dec. 1921.Methodist. Democrat. K. of P.; W. O. W.; Odd Fellow; Praetorian; member, Jr.Order. Public school teacher, 1912-Jan. 1, 1917; county superintendent of schools,287

Ware co., Jan. 1, 1917-Dec. 31, 1924; justice of the peace, 1231 dist., G.M., Wareco., Jan. 1, 1925-Jan. 1, 1933.Family details: Married Nov. 29, 1914 in Offerman, Ga., Reba Bennett (bornJuly 14, 1896 in Wayne co., Ga.), daughter of H. V. and Isabelle (Patterson) Bennett One child: Charles W., Jr. Judge Pittman is the son of N. P. and Julia Ann,(Highsmith) Pittman, and the grandson of Elinza and Sallie (Frescott) Pittman, andof John G. Highsmith (Confederate soldier) and Mary (Herrin) Highsmith.JOHN HOLMES QUARTERMAN, Waycross, Solicitor, City Court of Waycross,Jan. 1, 1934-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1954). Born Feb. 11, 1894 in Tarboro,Camden co., Ga. Attended Camden co., Ga., public schools; St, Mary's Ga., highschool; Piedmont Institute; University of Ga. Began the practice of law Jan. 1,1919. Methodist Democrat Mason, Shriner; Elk; W. O. W.; member, Jr. Order;Eastern Star. Member, house of rep., Ware co., 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex., 1927.Family details: J. H. Quartennan is the son of Samuel Brockington and Caroline(Merrow) Quartennan, and the grandson of Joseph and Martha (Brockington) Quartennan, and of Joseph T. and Lettie Merrow.WASHINGTON CO.—CITY COURT OF SANDERSVILLEJOHN JOSEPH HARRIS, Sandersville, Judge, City Court of Sandersville, Jan.1, 1933-Jan. 1, 1949. Born July 30, 1881 in Washington co., Ga. Graduated Sandersville, Ga., high school, 1897; Mercer University, 1901; University of Va., LL.B.degree, 1903. Began the practice of law in Sandersville, Ga., 1903. Baptist Democrat. Kappa Alpha; Odd Fellow; Mason. Member, house of rep., Washington co.,1913-14, 1915-15 Ex.-I6-17 Ex.Family details: Married (1) Dec. 5, 1905 in Macon, Ga., Lillian Brantley Huntley(born in Fulton co., Ga.), daughter of Mattie May (Pringle) Huntley; died Jan.12, 1939. Married (2) May 29, 1948 in Macon, Ga., Martha Augusta Watts,daughter of J. M. Watts, Sr. Judge Harris is the son of Wiley and Trecie E.(Walker) Harris, and the grandson of Joseph and Millie (Clay) Harris, and ofJohn Walker.IRWIN L. EVANS, Sandersville, Judge, City Court of Sandersville, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born July 6, 1910 in Atlanta, Ga. GraduatedMercer University with A.B., 1931, LL.B. in 1932. Entered the practice of law inSandersville, Sept 1932. Baptist Democrat Kappa Sigma. City attorney, Sandersville, 1946-1948.Family details: Married June 9, 1945 in Sandersville, Ga., Laura Ashley Harris(born Jan. 10, 1915 in Washington co., Ga., daughter of Dr. Eugene Harris andMinnie (Blitch) Harris. One child: Marianne Harris. Judge Evans is the son ofBeverly D. Evans (late Associate Justice and Presiding Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court) and Emily Virginia (Irwin) Evans, and the grandson of Beverly D.Evans (Lt Col., 2nd Regular Ga. State Troop, C.S.A.) and Sallie (Smith) Evans,and of Reason Whitehead and Nannie (Warthen) Irwin.CLYDE EDWARD MAYO, Sandersville, Solicitor, City Court of Sandersville, Jan.1, 1933-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Apr. 10, 1897 in Sandersville, Washington co., Ga.Graduated Sandersville, Ga., high school, 1915; Meridian College, Meridian, Miss.,288

A.B., B.O. degrees, 1918. Began the practice of law in Sandersville, Ga., 1927.Methodist. Democrat. Secretary, Washington co. bar association, number of years;recorder, Sandersville, police court, 1929-30.Family details: G. E. Mayo is the son of George Howell and Arie (Watkins)Mayo, and the grandson of Reuben and Winifred (Tarbutton) Mayo, and of JamesWatkins.JACK B. TAYLOR, Davisboro, Solicitor, City Court of Sandersville, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Dec. 3, 1904 at Davisboro, Washington co.,Ga. Graduated Davisboro high school, 1920; Gordon Institute, 1921; Universityof Georgia; Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1926. Began the practice of law inSandersville, 1927. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; W.O.W. Member, house of rep.,Washington co., 1929-31 Ex., 1931. Member, local Board of Education; Board ofPublic Welfare. Chairman, Democratic Executive Committee, Sandersville, 1949-50. County attorney.Family details: Married Feb. 11, 1934, Eunice Hattaway (born 1907 in Washington co., Ga.), daughter of J. J. and Annie (Harrison) Hattaway. Children:Cynthia; Jack, Jr. Jack B. Taylor is the son of Sidney J. Taylor (member, house ofrep., Washington co., 1913-1917) and Oneida Gertrude (Aldred) Taylor, and thegrandson of Levin and Nancy (Clark) Taylor, and of Aaron Aldred (officer, C.S.A.)and Florrie (Hart) Aldred.WAYNE CO.—CITY COURT OF JESUPHERBERT A. STRICKLAND, Jesup, Judge, City Court of Jesup, Dec. 12, 1939-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Feb. 4, 1902 in Jesup, Wayne co., Ga. Graduated Jesup, Ga.,high school, May 1922, University of Ga., B.L. degree, June 1926. Began the practice of law in Jesup, Ga., June 1926. Baptist. Democrat. W.O.W.; Odd Fellow.Solicitor, city court, Jesup, Jan. 1, 1929-Jan. 1, 1933.Family details: Married Sept. 4, 1938 Clara Lane. Children: Hilda Faye; ClaraDeLane. Herbert A. Strickland is the son of Calvin W. and Ada Emma (Blitch)Strickland, and the grandson of Henry W. and Nancy Poppell Strickland, and L. W.and Mattie (West) Blitch.RONALD FLETCHER ADAMS, Jesup, Judge, City Court of Jesup, Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born July 23, 1915 at Hortense, Wayne, now Brantleyco., Ga. Attended Nahunta and Jesup high schools; Middle Ga. College, Cochran,1935-37; graduated Univ. of Ga. Law School, 1940. School teacher, Blackshear, Ga.,1940. Enlisted in U. S. Marines in 1941. Began the practice of law after World WarII, in Jan. 1946. Methodist. Democrat. Kiwanian; American Legion; V.F.W.;W.O.W. Major, U. S. Marine Corps Reserve, enlisting in Mch. 1941. Served with1st Marine Parachute battalion on Guadalcanal, Tulagi, Gavutu and Tanambogo,Aug. 7-Sept. 14, 1941. Wounded in action. Served with 5th Marine Div., Iwo Jima,as executive officer, 2d battalion, 27th Marines. Assistant Provost Marshall, Sasebo,Kyushu, Japan. Citations: Bronze Star; Purple Heart; 2 letters of commendation.Member, Board of Governors, Ga. bar asso., 1946-48; 8th dist. commander, AmericanLegion, 1947-48.Family details: Married May 1, 1948 in Savannah, Ga., Deborah Adams Douglas,289

daughter of William Walter and Deborah (Adams) Douglas. One daughter: AnneDouglas. Judge Adams is the son of Alva Ray and Nora (Middleton) Adams, andthe grandson of Benjamin L. and Martha (Mitchell) Adams, and of William Dilworthand Martha Matilda (Horton) Middleton.DOUGLAS F. THOMAS, Jesup, Solicitor, City Court of Jesup, Jan. 1, 1941-Sept.12, 1949. (For sketch see Superior Courts—Brunswick Circuit).WARNER BENJAMIN GIBBS, Jesup, Solicitor, City Court of Jesup, Sept. 13,1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born June 12, 1913 at Jesup, in Wayne co.,Ga. Graduated Jesup high school, 1930; University of Georgia, Lumpkin Law School,1935, with LL.B. degree. Entered the practice of law in Jesup, 1935; with firmof Symmes & Gibbs. Methodist Democrat. Sigma Chi; Phi Delta Phi; Mason;member, Georgia bar association. County attorney, Wayne co., Jan. 2, 1950-to date.Family details: Married June 12, 1939 in Eastman, Ga., Martha Lee Williamson(born Oct. 3, 1922 in Dodge co., Ga.), daughter of Jay Gould and Georgia Lee(Graham) Williamson. Children: Martha Gay; Jean Elizabeth. Warner B. Gibbsis the son of Willis Benjamin Gibbs (former member of the U. S. Congress) andFlorence Adell Gibbs (filled unexpired term of husband in U. S. Congress when hedied Aug. 7, 1940, first woman to serye in the lower house of representatives, U. S.Congress, from Georgia), and the grandson of Willis Benjamin and Lilla (Johnson) Gibbs, and of Dr. Thomas Porter Reville, and Sara A. (Printup) Reville.WORTH CO.—CITY COURT OF SYLVESTERCHESLEY WADE MONK, Sylvester, Judge, City Court of Sylvester, Jan. 1, 1917-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born May 31, 1887 in Sylvester, Worth co., Ga.Attended Sylvester, Ga., high school. Graduated from McPhaul Institute; attendedMercer University, receiving LL.B. degree June 1910. Began the practice of law inSylvester, Ga. Mayor, City of Sylvester for term beginning 1934, serving for oneterm. Baptist. Chairman, Board of Deacons of First Baptist Church approximatelytwenty years. Democrat. Served as President of Sylvester Kiwanis Club; Worshipful Master of Masonic Lodge several terms; Past Grand Master of Grand Lodgeof Ga., F. & A. M. Member Worthy County Democratic Executive Committee,serving as Chairman for past eighteen years.Family details: Married Apr. 15, 1919 in Cordele, Ga., Ruth Marie Ridley,daughter of the late Dr. James Nicholas Ridley and Sallie Jane (Rouse) Ridley.Children: William Ridley; Charlotte (Monk) Jenkins. Judge Monk is the son ofWilliam W. and Mary Florence (Williams) Monk.JOSEPH LOFTON HOUSTON, Sylvester, Solicitor, City Court of Sylvester, Jan.1, 1932-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born Jan. 11, 1908 in Sylvester, Worthco., Ga. Graduated Sylvester, Ga., high school, 1924; Mercer University, 1925; University of Ga., LL.B. degree, 1930. Began the practice of law in Sylvester, Ga., June27, 1930. Baptist. Democrat Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Member law firm of Tipton& Houston, Jan. 1, 1934-39; member law firm of Ford & Houston, Jan. 1, 1939-date.Family details: Married Apr. 26, 1934 in Sylvester, Ga., Evelyn Strangward (bornApr. 10, 1907 in Worth co., Ga.), daughter of Charles H. and Nanie (Carter)Strangward. Joe L. Houston is the son of Norman George and Emma (Summer)290

Houston, and the grandson of Henry Houston (Confederate soldier) and NancyGillis Houston, and of Joseph Lofton Sumner (Captain, C.S.A.; member, house ofrep., Worth co., 1894-95) and Sarah Josephine (Thornhill) Sumner.MUNICIPAL COURTSATLANTAName changed from Municipal Court of Atlanta to Civil Court of Fulton Countyand Civil Court of DeKalb County on April 1, 1939. (See Acts 1939, pp. 449-453).FULTON CO.—CIVIL COURT OF FULTON COUNTYAND CIVIL COURT OF DEKALB COUNTYQUINCY O. ARNOLD, Chief Judge, Civil Court, Fulton co., 1945-date (termexpires Jan. 1, 1951). Born in Hapeville, Ga. Attended Boys' high school. Episcopalian. Democrat. Member, American Legion; Inter-City Civitan club; CitizensCrime committee; East Point Boys' Club; Travelers' Protective Association; Lawyersdub of Atlanta and Atlanta and Ga. Bar Associations. Asst. solicitor general, Fultonco., 1935-1945. Served in World War I.Family details: Married Miss Louise Tripod. They have three daughters. JudgeArnold is the son of Reuben and Isabella (Hape) Arnold.(No data for sketch furnished; above from The Atlanta Journal, May 25, 1950).JAMES RALPH McCLELLAND, Atlanta, Judge, Civil Court, Fulton co., Apr. 1,1939-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born July 11, 1893 in Stone Mountain,DeKalb co., Ga. Attended public schools of Stone Mountain, Ga., and North Ga.Agricultural College. Began the practice of law in Atlanta, Ga., Mch. 1, 1916;practiced there until Jan. 1, 1930. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Elk;member, Jr. Order. Mayor, Stone Mountain, 1917-18; president, DeKalb countyboardof education, 1919-21; member, house of rep., DeKalb co., 1921-22; clerk,municipal court, Atlanta, 1915-16. Judge, municipal court, Atlanta, Fulton division,Jan. 3, 1930-Apr. 1, 1939 (name changed).Family details: Married Nov. 20, 1915 in Atlanta, Ga., Marie McCurdy, daughter of John F. and Mamie (Nash) McCurdy, of Stone Mountain, Ga. Children:James Ralph, Jr.; John Harold. Judge McClelland is the ion of John Edwardand Cora Lee (Spence) McClelland, and the grandson of Rev. John McClelland.ROBERT CARPENTER, Atlanta, Judge, Civil Court, Fulton co., Apr. 27, 1939-date. Born in Rockmart, Polk co., Ga. Attended Rockmart public schools; graduatedA. & M. school, Carrollton; University of Ga.; Emory University Law School.Methodist. Democrat. Mason; member, Yaarab Temple; Phi Alpha Delta; member, Atlanta Bar Association; Georgia Bar Association; Atlanta Athletic club. FormerAtlanta city alderman.(No data for sketch furnished; above from candidate "Profiles" in Atlanta Journal,June 1, 1950).PAUL SHARP ETHERIDGE, Judge, Civil Court, Fulton co., Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born Nov. 14, 1905 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga.291

Attended common schools of Atlanta and Fulton co., Ga.; graduated Fulton Highschool; Mercer University, A.B. and LL.B. degrees, 1928. Began the practice of lawin Atlanta, Ga., June 1928. Baptist Democrat Mason; Pi Kappa Phi; Phi AlphaDelta; Shriner; Knight Templar; Civitan; Atlanta Athletic Club. Member, Atlantaand Ga. Bar Assos.; Atlanta Lawyers club. Member, house of rep., Fulton co., 1939,1941, 1943-44, 1945-46, 1947. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married July 8, 1930 in Madison co., N. C., Laura Bruce Johnson(born July 12, 1906) daughter of Walter N. and Eva (Goppedge) Johnson. JudgeEtheridge is the son of Paul Sharp Etheridge, Sr. (born Mch. 29, 1874; m. June 17,1903; judge, Atlanta Circuit, Jan. 1, 1937-Mch. 9, 1945, died) and Estelle (Fitzgerald) Etheridge, and the grandson of Henry Clay and Sarah (Sharp) Etheridge,and David B. and Mary (Crowley) Fitzgerald.JOHN WILSON PARKER, Atlanta, Judge, Civil Court, Fulton co., Jan. 1, 1943-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955). Born June 26, 1898 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga.Educated Fairbum, Ga., high school; Yeoman School, Newport, R. I., private teachers; graduated Lanier University, LL.B. degree, 1920. Methodist Democrat Mason(both York and Scottish Rites); Grand Master of Grand Lodge of Georgia;F. & A. M., 1939, 1940. Chief Yeoman, U. S. Navy, U.S.S. Ontario, World War 1(overseas service); attached to command of Vice-Admiral Sims, World War I.City Clerk, Fairburn, 1920. Trustee, 4th Dist., A. & M. School, Carrollton, 1921-31;member, Fairburn Board of Education, 1923-24; 1926-29. Mayor, Fairburn, 1925.Chairman, Campbell co. Democratic Executive Committee, 1926-31. Judge, citycourt, Fairburn, July 20, 1923-Jan. 1, 1932. Member, Fulton co. Democratic Ex.Com., 1932-42; Vice Chairman, same, 1933-36; Secretary, same, 1936-42. City attorney, Fairburn, 1937-42; city attorney, Palmetto, 1927-42. Treasurer, Ga. BarAssn., 1944-date; Pres., Atlanta Lawyers Club, 1942; member, American Bar Assn.Family details: Married June 28, 1923 in Fairburn, Ga., Martha Grace Hanson,daughter of John Jesse and Sarah (Vines) Hanson. Judge Parker is the son ofJames Oscar and Mary Elizabeth (Wilson) Parker, and the grandson of Leanderand Sophronia (Dorset!) Parker, and of Capt James Miller Wilson (member, houseof rep., Campbell co., 1877-79; senator, 36th dist, 1880-81; tax collector, Fultonco., 1886-88) and Adeline S. (Longino) Wilson.JOHN HUGH ROGERS, SR., Decatur, Judge, Civil Court, DeKalb co., May 10,1946-Dec. 7, 1949. Born Oct 31, 1908 in Union co., Ga. Graduated Atlanta Boys'high school, 1929; Emory University Lamar School of Law, LL.B. degree, 1933.Vice-pres., Lamar School of Law, 1932-33; pres., Emory political science club, 1929-30; member of Few literary and debating club, Emory, 1929-33. Began the practiceof law in Atlanta, Ga., 1934. Methodist Democrat. F. & A. M.; Elks; Phi AlphaDelta; Sigma Pi; Khrassan Grotto.Family details: Married Oct 24, 1935 in Randolph co., Ala., Betty Grace Rogers,daughter of Alexander E. and Lattie Lee (Mauney) Rogers. Children: John Hugh,Jr.; Janet Grace. Judge Rogers is the son of George Bunyan and Effie Lee (Henson)Rogers, and the grandson of George Shelton and Nora (Sullivan) Rogers, andThomas and Louise (Lance) Henson.JOHN D. ALLEN, Atlanta, Judge, Civil Court, DeKalb co., Dec. 5, 1949-June21, 1950, died. Born in 1900 in Laurel, Miss. Graduated from Atlanta Law School,292

1921. 29 years of active law practice in Atlanta. Director, Aidmore Home forChildren. Head of Crippled Children's League of Georgia. Baptist DemocratMember, Georgia Bar Association; Atlanta Bar Association; Atlanta Lawyer's Club.District Deputy Exalted Ruler of East Georgia Elks; parliamentarian of the Craftsman's Club; Mason (member of Gate City Lodge No. 2); Grand Secretary of SigmaDelta Kappa, intercollegiate law fraternity.(From Atlanta Constitution, June 22, 1950).JAMES OSCAR MITCHELL, Decatur, Judge, Civil Court, DeKalb Co., July 31,1950" (term expires Jan. 1, 1954). Attended high school; graduated Atlanta LawSchool, LL.B. degree, 1939. Began the practice of law in Decatur, Ga., 1939. Christian. Democrat Mason; Elk; member, Exchange club. Justice of Peace, 1932-1944;asst solicitor-general, DeKalb co., 1943-1948.Family details: Married Aug. 16, 1932 in Atlanta, Ga., Jewel Marie Wilson,daughter of Dr. J. S. and Katie (Owen) Wilson. Children: Gene W.; Glen O.Judge Mitchell is the son of Charles Oscar and Lucy Margaret (Pace) Mitchell.MUNICIPAL COURTAUGUSTAJOSEPH E. BRYSON, Augusta, Judge, Municipal Court, Augusta,© Jan. 1, 1933-Jan. 15, 1945, died. (No data for sketch furnished).CLARENCE LEE POWELL, Augusta, Judge, Municipal Court, Augusta, Jan. 24,1945-Jan. 1, 1947. Born Sept 1, 1897 in Edgefield co., S. C. Attended Richmondco. public schools; Richmond Academy; University of Ga. Law School, 1922-24.Began the practice of law in Augusta, Ga., 1924. Methodist Democrat Mason.Member, Augusta city council, 1928-30; referee in bankruptcy, southern district ofGa.; acting judge, Augusta recorder's court, Dec. 1949. Served in U. S. Navy,World War I.Family details: Married June 28, 1928 in Augusta, Ga., Marie Celeste Sumerau,daughter of Robert Lee and Clementine (Speth) Sumerau. One daughter: GraceMarie. Judge Powell is the son of William Henry and Willie Irene (Powell)Powell, and the grandson of Sterling Elder and Fannie Elizabeth (McClendon)Powell, and William Henry and Jennie W. (Dye) Powell.CLAUD REID CALDWELL, Augusta, Judge, Municipal Court, Augusta, Jan. 1,1947-Jan. 1, 1949. Born Sept 18, 1910 in Augusta, Richmond co., Ga. AttendedRichmond Academy; privately studied law after working hours. Began the practiceof law July 13, 1932. Presbyterian. Democrat Member, executive committee, Ga.,Carolina Council, Boy Scouts of America; director, Augusta chapter, American RedCross; director, Augusta Y.M.C.A.; past-pres. Augusta chapter, reserve officersasso.; former judge advocate, Ga. dept, reserves officers asso.; member, Augusta,Ga. and American Bar Associations. Served in World War II, separated from serviceMay, 1946 as Lt CoLFamily details: Married June 30, 1940 in Augusta, Ga., Josephine Fulwood Clark,daughter of Charles E. and Mable (Braswell) Clark. Children: Claud Reid, Jr.;Kathryn Clark; James William. Judge Caldwell is the son of John Mars and Mary293

Ethel (Bennett) Galdwell, and the grandson of James Edward and Caroline (Mars)Caldwell, and George Homer and Mary (Roberts) Bennett.LeCONTE WHITE COOPER, Augusta, Judge, Municipal Court, Augusta, Jan.1, 1949-date. Born Sept. 5, 1905 in Sylvania, Screven Co., Ga. Graduated Sylvaniahigh school. Began the practice of law June 13, 1933. Methodist. Democrat Member, Augusta and Ga. Bar Associations. Asst solicitor and probation officer, city court,Richmond co., Jan. 1, 1942.Family details: Married Lottie Mae Bowles, daughter of Lewis Hugh and DaisyAnn (Randolph) Bowles. Children: Walter Lewis; Jack Leonard; LeConte Valdi;Fred Jaimie; Dean Worth; Tommy Randolph. L. W. Cooper is the son of WalterIrvin and Mytilene (White) Cooper, and the grandson of John Randolph Cooper,and Erasmus D. and Eliza (Brown) White.MUNICIPAL COURTCOLUMBUSSOLON MALONE DAVIS, Columbus, Judge. Born July 27, 1876 in Harris co.,Ga. Attended Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1898/99, and Mercer University,1900/03. Admitted to the bar in Columbus, Ga., Aug. 21, 1908. Baptist DemocratMason; Odd Fellow; W. O. W.; member, Jr. Order. Director, board of family welfare, Columbus, 1923-24. Member, democratic executive committee, Muscogee co.,1919-20; chairman, democratic executive committee, Columbus, 1923-24. Councilman, Columbus, six years; judge, municipal court, Columbus, Jan. 1, 1925-date(term expires Jan. 1, 1953); judge, juvenile court, Muscogee co., Jan. 1, 1925-date.Family details: Married Dec. 10, 1904 in Fortson, Ga., Leila Narcissa Binns(born June 11, 1882), daughter of Joseph Dent Binns and Narcissa (Cox) Binns.Children: Winnie L.; J. Alvan; Leila N.; Sara M. Judge Davis is the son of JamesGrisham Davis and Missouri S. (Duke) Davis and the grandson of John Marionand Susan Philips Davis, and of Green Stephens and Cornelia (Webb Duke.MACONCIVIL COURT OF BIBB COUNTYMunicipal Court City of Macon became the Civil Court of Bibb County by Actapproved Feb. 11, 1950. (See Acts 1950, pp. 2317-2328).ROBERT DOUGLAS FEAGIN, Macon, Judge. Born June 20, 1879 near Americus,Sumter co., Ga. Graduated Emory College, A.B. degree, 1899, B.L. degree, 1900.Began the practice of law in Macon, Ga., 1900. Methodist Democrat Mason;Shriner; K. of P.; W. O. W.; Kappa Alpha. Judge, municipal court, Macon, May29, 1936-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1955).Family details: Married Jan 19, 1909 in New York, N. Y., Janette Wright (bornJune 13, 1886 in Avalon, Pa., died Dec. 26, 1949 in Macon, Ga.), daughter of ElishaPope Swift Wright and Carrie E. (Whippo) Wright Children: Robert Douglas, Jr.;John Eliot; Caroline Swift Judge Feagin is the son of Samuel Thomas Feagin (Confederate soldier; member, house of rep., Sumter co., 1880-81) and Mary Ann294

(Douglas) Feagin and the grandson of S. Thomas Feagin and Temperance (Wilson)Feagin, and of George Logan Douglas and Mary G. (Jordan) Douglas.MUNICIPAL COURTSAVANNAHBERNICE B. HEERY, Savannah, Chief Judge, Municipal Court, Savannah, andEx-officio judge, city court, Savannah, July 26, 1933, Jan. 1, 1940-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Born 1895. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Elk. Associate judge,municipal court, Savannah, Jan. 1, 1923-Dec. 31, 1936.Family details: Married Aug. 23, 1941, Camille Miller. Children: Camille D.;Myrtle Wise. Judge Heery is the son of John H. Heery (member, house of rep.,Bryan co., 1888-89) and Florence (Wise) Heery.COLUMBUS EWELL ALEXANDER, Savannah, Senior Judge. Born Jan. 9,1883 in Bartow co., Ga. Attended public schools; studied under private teacher;attended Reinhardt college. Teacher, prior to 1913, when admitted to bar. BaptistDemocrat. Mason; member, Jr. Order; Red Man; Eagle. Private, corporal, co. B,C. A. C., N. G., Ga. 1914-15. Member, house of rep., Chatham co., 1925-26 Ex.-262d Ex., 1927, 1929-31 Ex.; 1931, 1933; Senior judge, municipal court, Savannah,Jan. 1, 1949-date (term expires Jan 1, 1953).Family details: Married Sept 29, 1907 in Statesboro, Bulloch co., Ga., BlancheEdith Groover (born Nov. 25, 1888 in Savannah, Chatham co., Ga.), daughter ofJ. A. and Maggie (Wise) Groover. Children: Ewell Marion; Harold Joseph; Columbus Raymond; Donald Groover. Judge Alexander is the son of Columbus Ewell andEmily Jane (Dean) Alexander, and the grandson of Joseph Alexander (born inScotland) and Mary (Poole) Alexander and of Joel and Emily (Black) Dean.VICTOR HILDRED MULLING, Savannah, Associate Judge, Municipal Court,Savannah, Jan. 1, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1951). Born Dec. 31, 1916 inTattnall co., Ga. Graduated high school; Academy for the Blind, 1934; Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1937; University of Ga., A.M. degree, 1939, Began the practice of law in Savannah, Ga., 1943. Methodist DemocratFamily details: Married July 2, 1947 in Savannah, Ga,, Selsie Lee DeLoach,daughter of Daniel Otis and Sallie Lee (Mikell) DeLoach. Judge Mulling is theson of Eli James and Henrietta Temperance (Long) Mulling, and the grandson ofFranklin Hicks and Josephine (Edenfield) Mulling, and Frederick Eugene and Henrietta Temperance (Smith) Long.295

CHAPTER IVUNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS—FIFTH CIRCUIT(Circuit composed of States of Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,Louisiana, and Texas)SAMUEL HALE SIBLEY, Marietta, Judge. Born July 12, 1873 in Union Point,Greene CO., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1892, and B.L. degree,1893; received LL.D. degree, University of Ga., 1925; Oglethoipe University, 1934.Began the practice of law in Union Point, Ga., 1893. Presbyterian. Democrat. ChiPhi; Phi Beta Kappa. District attorney, Ga. Railroad, 1917-19. Judge, county court,Greene CO., Mch. 17, 1905-Oct 1, 1912; judge, city court, Greensboro, Oct. 1, 1912-Jan. 31, 1917; judge, U. S. court, Northern district, Ga., Aug. 23, 1919-Jan. 1931.Judge, U. S. circuit court of appeals, fifth circuit, Jan. 1931-Oct 27, 1949, retired.Family details: Married Apr. 29, 1897 in Union Point, Ga., Florence WeldonHart, daughter of William T. and Lucy (Bentley) Hart Children: William Hart;Sarah Virginia; Florence Weldon. Judge Sibley is the son of Samuel H. and Jennie(Hart) Sibley, and the grandson of Josiah and Sarah Ann (Crapon) Sibley, and ofJames Brooks and Maria (Collier) Hart.ROBERT LEE RUSSELL, Winder, Judge. Born Aug. 19, 1900 in Winder, Jackson(now Barrow) co., Ga. Graduated 5th Dist. A. & M. School, 1916; Gordon College, 1918; attended University of Ga. Practiced law in Atlanta 1920-23; Winder,Ga., 1930-40. Presbyterian. Democrat Secretary to Chief Justice, Supreme Courtof Ga., 1923-30. Judge, U. S. District Court, Northern District of Ga., Aug. 19,1940-Oct 27, 1949. Judge, U. S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, Oct 27, 1949-date.Family details: Married June 27, 1923 in Winder, Ga., Sybil Millsaps, daughterof Green S. and Bettie (O'Shields) Millsaps. Children: Robert Lee, Jr.; Sybil Elizabeth (Russell) Vandiver; Richard Brevard, III; Mary Ina. Judge Russell is theson of Richard Brevard Russell (chief justice, supreme court, Jan. 1, 1923-Dec. 3,1938, died) and Ina (Dillard) Russell, and the grandson of Rebecca Harriette(Brumby) Russell, and Fielding and Frances America (Chafin) Dillard.UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS IN GEORGIADISTRICT OF MIDDLE GEORGIA2 judges servingPost Office Building, MaconTHOMAS HOYT DAVIS, Vienna, Judg*. Born July 4, 1892 in Braselton, Jackson co., Ga. Graduated Perry-Rainey Institute, Auburn, Ga., 1910, and Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1913. Admitted to bar in 1916; practiced in Vienna. BaptistDemocrat Mason. Solicitor-general, Cordele circuit, Jan. 1, 1927-May 30, 1933,resigned; U. S. attorney, Middle district, Ga., June 7, 1933-Jan. 3, 1945. U. S.Judge, Middle Dist of Ga., Jan. 3, 1945-date.Family details: Married June 7, 1916 in Vienna, Dooly co., Ga., Louise Hargrove296

(born Nov. 17, 1892, daughter of J. D. and Georgia (Collier) Hargrove. Children:Thomas Hoyt, Jr.; Eugenia; Louise; Maidie. T. Hoyt Davis is the son of JosephElias and Mary Isabel! (Baird) Davis, and the grandson of Manuel I. Davis, and ofJohn and Mary Baird.A. B. CONGER, Bainbridge, Judge. Born July 14, 1887 in Ty Ty, Tift co., Ga.Graduated Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1911, and with LL.B. degree in 1912.W.O.W.; Phi Delta Theta; Nu Pi Beta; Elk; Mason. Member, house of rep., Decaturco., 1915-15 Extra-16-17 Extra, 1917-18. Baptist. Democrat. U. S. Judge,Middle Dist of Ga., May 19, 1948-date.Family details: Married May 19, 1914 Onys Willis. Judge Conger is the son ofAbraham and Elizabeth (Young) Conger.JOHN P. COWART, Macon, AttorneyDISTRICT OF NORTHERN GEORGIA2 judges servingOld Post Office Building, AtlantaEMORY MARVIN UNDERWOOD, Atlanta, Judge. Born Dec. 11, 1877 inDouglas co., Ga. Graduated Vanderbilt University, B.A. degree, 1900, and LL.B.degree, 1902; studied Faculte du Droit, University of Paris, 1903. Began the practiceof law in Atlanta, Ga., 1903; general counsel, S. A. L. Railway Co., Sept. 1, 1917-Apr. 15, 1919; general solicitor, U. S. Railroad Administration, Apr. 15-Aug. 15,1919; general counsel, ibid., Aug. 15, 1919-June 15, 1920. Democrat. Methodist.Mason, Phi Delta Theta; Phi Beta Kappa. Trustee, Vanderbilt University; trustee,Spellman college. Member, American Academy of Political and Social Science,Academy of Political Science, and American Law Institute (charter member). Assistant attorney-general U. S., Feb. 24, 1914-Aug. 31, 1917; judge, U. S. court,Northern district, Ga., Mch. 5, 1931-1949, retired.Family details: Married June 27, 1905 Ruth Elizabeth Newton of Nashville, Term.,and Kobe, Japan. Children: Newton and Florence M. Judge Underwood is theson of Marion Lafayette and Florence Alien (Brockman) Underwood.FRANK ARTHUR HOOPER, JR., Atlanta, Judge. Born April 21, 1895 in Americus,Sumter co., Ga. Attended Ga. School of Technology, 1911-1915. Admitted tothe Ga. bar, July 1916. LL.B. and LL.M. and LLJ5. degrees Atlanta Law SchoolBaptist Democrat S.A.E.; Scottish Rite Mason; Shriner; Elk; Lieut j.g., NavalReserve, World War I. Secretary to Walter F. George, court of appeals, Jan. 1,1917-Jan. 14, 1918. Member, house of rep., Fulton co., 1925-25 Ex.-26 2d Ex.,1927; 1928; judge, court of appeals, June 22, 1932-Jan. 1, 1933; judge, Atlanta circuit, May 8, 1943-Oct 27, 1949, res.; judge, U. S. Dist Court, Northern district,Ga., Oct 27, 1949-date.Family details: Married June 29, 1926 in Gainesville, Ga., Carolyn Elizabeth Newton, daughter of Charles L. and Leland (Ellis) Newton. Judge Hooper is the son,of Frank Arthur Hooper (solicitor, county court, Sumter co., Sept 26, 1891-Sept26, 1895; solicitor-general, Southwestern circuit, Jan. 1, 1897-Dec. 31, 1908) and297

Helena (Gallaway) Hooper, and the grandson of Benjamin F. and Christine (Fort)Hooper, and of Thomas Merill and Mary Worthen Long Callaway.MAURICE NEIL ANDREWS, LaFayette, Judge. Born Dec. 24, 1894 in Kensington, Walker co., Ga. Graduated Berry Schools, 1914, and the University ofGa., LL.B. degree, 1916; attended the University of Edinburgh (Scotland), 1919.Began the practice of law in LaFayette, Ga., 1919. Baptist. Democrat. W. O. W.;Mason; member, Jr. Order. Member, American Legion. Captain, 30th Infantry,and J. A. G., World War I (cited by General Pershing for distinguished and exceptional gallantry). Solicitor-general, Rome circuit, Jan. 1, 1929-Jan. 1, 1933. U. S.Attorney, Northern district, Ga., Jan. 20, 1943-1949; Judge, ibid., 1949-date.Family details: Married Dec. 23, 1921 in LaFayette, Ga. Foy Ellen Rhyne (bornFeb. 18, 1897), daughter of W. H. F. and Vinnie (Hawkins) Rhyne. Children:Alexander Rhyne; Ann Elizabeth. Maurice Neil Andrews is the son of Oty Payneand Ada (Frazier) Andrews, and the grandson of Alexander Andrews (served inLongstreet's corps, C.S.A.) and Sarah (Payne) Andrews, and of William PattonFrazier (served in Joe Wheeler's cavalry, C.S.A.) and Mary (Forrester) Frazier.DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN GEORGIAPost Office Building, SavannahARCHIBALD BATTLE LOVETT, Savannah, Judge. Born June 21, 1884 inSylvania, Screven co., Ga. Attended public schools and high school, Sylvania, Ga.,and Mercer University. Admitted to the bar, Jan. 1, 1907, and practiced law inSylvania until 1921; thereafter in Savannah. Baptist. Democrat. S.A.E.; Phi DeltaPhi; K. of P.; Society, Colonial Wan of Georgia. Member, American Bar Association,Ga. Bar Association (president, 1935-36), Savannah Bar Association (former president). Chairman, Roosevelt advisory committee for Ga.; member, Ga. state board ofvocational education; trustee, Mercer University; president and curator, Ga. Historical Society; trustee, Armstrong Junior College; member, advisory board, Reconstruction Finance Corporation; vice-president, Savannah Family Welfare Society; delegate, democratic national convention, 1928, and 1936. Mayor, Sylvania, Ga., 1910-14. Solicitor, city court, Sylvania, Nov. 26, 1914-Nov. 26, 1918; judge, Ogeecheecircuit, Aug. 19, 1919-Dec. 31, 1920. Judge, U. S. court, Southern district, Ga.,Sept. 8, 1941-Dec. 28, 1945, died.Family details: Married June 20, 1908 in Sylvania, Ga., Corrie Overstreet (bornin Screven co., Ga.), daughter of John Clifford Overstreet (Confederate soldier)and Cornelia (Whetstone) Overstreet. Judge Lovett was the son of John F. andMaggie (Medlock) Lovett, and the grandson of A. B. Lovett, and of Joseph MillerGrieve Medlock.FRANCIS MUIR SCARLETT, Brunswick, Judge. Born June 9, 1891 in Brunswick, Glynn Co., Ga. Attended Glynn Academy, Brunswick; graduated Gordon Institute, Bamesville, 1910; University of Ga., LL.B., 1913. Began the practice oflaw June 1913. Presbyterian Elder. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; K. of P. Delegate,Dem. Nat. Convention, New York City, 1924; Solicitor City Court, Brunswick, Jan.1, 1918-Jan. 1, 1929; U. S. Judge, Southern District, Georgia, Dec. 31, 1945-date.298

Family details: Married June 15, 1923 in Washington, D. C., Mary LouisaMorgan (born July 30, 1898) daughter of Richard E. Morgan and Augusta JonesMorgan. Children: Mary Louise (Scarlet!) Crowe; Frank, Jr.; Richard. JudgeScarlett is the son of Francis Muir Scarlett and Bessie Bailey Scarlett, and thegrandson of David C. and Sarah Hull Scarlett and of David and Isobel Bailey.JOHN SAXTON DANIEL, Claxton, Attorney. Born Oct. 15, 1889 at Hagan,Tattnall (now Evans) co., Ga. Graduated Claxton, Ga., high school, 1907, andMercer University, 1908. Practiced law at Glaxton since 1908. Primitive Baptist.Democrat. Mason. Councilman, Claxton, 1910-11; solicitor-general, Atlantic circuit,Jan. 1, 1919-Jan. 1, 1927; judge, Atlantic circuit, Jan. 1, 1927-Nov. 6, 1933, resigned; U. S. attorney, Southern district, Ga., Nov. 6, 1933-date.Family details: Married (1) in Claxton, Ga., Janie Tippins, daughter of A. L.Tipping. Children: Arline; and Janie. Married (2) Apr. 25, 1915 in Cobbtown,Ga., Annie Elizabeth Brinson (born Mch. 6, 1896) daughter of W. A. Brinson.Children: John Saxton, Jr.; Emory Brinson. J. S. Daniel is the son of Isaac ChadburnDaniel (Confederate soldier) and Nancy (Brewton) Daniel, and the grandsonof James P. and Elizabeth (Glisson) Daniel, and of Samuel Brewton (member, houseof rep., Tattnall co., 1859-60) and Mary Ann (Smith) Brewton.299

CHAPTER VSENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESSFROM GEORGIAUNITED STATES SEVENTY-NINTH CONGRESS, Jan. 3, 1945-Jan. 3, 1947UNITED STATES EIGHTIETH CONGRESS, Jan. 3, 1947-Jan. 3, 1949UNITED STATES EIGHTY-FIRST CONGRESS, Jan. 3? 1949-Jan. 3, 1951Act of Aug. 19, 1911 divided the state into twelve congressional districts (Acts1911, p. 146).The number was not changed again until 1931, when Act of Aug. 25, 1931divided the state into ten congressional districts (Acts 1931, pp. 46-48).For legislative histories of Congressional Districts from 1790-1911, see Georgia'sOfficial Register, 1931, pp. 304-305.SENATORSWALTER FRANKLIN GEORGE, Vienna, Senator, Nov. 7, 1922-date. At present,member of the following senatorial committees: Chairman, Finance, also joint committee on internal revenue taxation; ranking member, foreign relations committee;member, national forest reservation commission; member, board of regents of theSmithsonian Institution. Has served on the following committees: Civil service;immigration; post offices and post roads; military affairs; privileges and elections(chmn.); banking and currency; post office leases; investigation of munitions industry; investigation of unemployment and relief; post-war economic policy and planningcommittee; Pearl Harbor investigating committee. He was author of the followingacts relating to vocational education: George-Read Act, passed the Congress, 1929;George-Elzy Act, 1934; George-Dean Act, 1936; George-Barden Act, 1946. BoraJan. 29, 1878 near Preston, Webster CO., Ga. Graduated Mercer University, B.S.degree, 1900 and BX. degree, 1901; in 1920, Mercer University conferred on himthe Honorary LLJX degree; also received honorary LLD. degrees from Emory,Brown and Columbia Universities and Union College; in 1947 Mercer UniversityLaw School was named Walter F. George Law School. Began the practice of lawJune 7, 1901 in Vienna, Ga. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; K. of P.; B.P.O.E.; SigmaNu; Phi Beta Kappa; member of Ga. and American Bar Associations; was made anHonorary American Farmer by the Future Farmers of America. Solicitor-general,Cordele circuit, Jan. 1, 1907-Jan. 1, 1912, res.; Judge, Cordele circuit, Jan. 1, 1912-Dec. 31, 1916, res.; Judge, court of appeals, Jan. 1-Oct. 1, 1917, res.; associate justice, supreme court of Ga., Oct. 1, 1917-Jan. 1, 1922, res.Family details: Married July 7, 1903 in Vienna, Ga., Lucy Heard, daughter ofJoseph Polhill and Julia (Whitehead) Heard. Children: Heard Franklin; JosephMarcus (killed in action in World War II). Walter F. George is the son of RobertTheodric and Sara (Stapleton) George, and the grandson of James Franklin andNancy (Beatty) Stapleton.RICHARD BREVARD RUSSELL, Winder, Senator, Jan. 12, 1933-date. At pres-300

ent, member of the following senatorial committees; Appropriations; armed services;joint committee on atomic energy; majority policy committee. Born Nov. 2, 1897in Winder, Barrow CO., Ga. Graduated 7th District A. & M. School, Powder Springs,1914: Gordon Institute, 1915; University of Ga., B.L. degree, 1918. Began the practice of law in Winder, Ga., 1919. Democrat. Mason; Odd Fellow; Kiwanian; SigmaAlpha. Member, American Legion, 40 & 8; Ga. and American Bar Associations. Pastcounty attorney, Barrow co.; member, house of rep., Barrow co., 1921-22, 1923-23Ex.-24, 1925-26 Ex.26 2d Ex., 1927, 1929-31 Ex.; speaker pro tern, 1923-23 Ex.-24,1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex.; speaker, 1927, 1929-31 Ex.; governor of Ga., June 27, 1931-Jan. 10, 1933.Family details: Son of the late Richard Brevard Russell (Chief justice of thesupreme court of Ga., Jan. 1, 1923-Dec. 3, 1938, died) and Ina (Dillard) Russell,and the grandson of William John and Rebecca Harriette (Brumby) Russell, andFielding and Frances America (Chafin) Dillard.CONGRESSIONAL MAP OF GEORGIA(10 Districts)

REPRESENTATIVESFirst District—Counties: Bryan, Bulloch, Burke, Candler, Chatham, Effingham,Emanuel, Evans, Jenkins, Liberty, Long, Mclntosh, Montgomery, Screven,Tattnall, Toombs, Treutlen, and WheelerHUGH PETERSON, Ailey, Congressman. Born Aug. 21, 1898 near Ailey,Montgomery co., Ga. Graduated Brewton-Parker Institute, 1916; attended University of Ga., 1916/17, and the U. S. Academy, West Point, N. Y. Attorney. Methodist Democrat. Mason. American Legion, A.T.O. Fraternity. Editor, MontgomeryMonitor, Mount Vernon, Ga. Former Mayor, Ailey; member, house of rep., Montgomery co., 1923-23 Ex.-24, 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex., 1927, 1929-31 Ex.; chairman,legislative committee on reorganization, 1931; senator, 15th dist., 1931-32. Memberof Congress from 1st congressional district of Ga., Jan. 3, 1935-Jan. 3, 1947. Government Advisor, U. S. Military Government, Germany, 1948.Family details: Married June 24, 1930 in Winder, Ga., Patience Elizabeth Russell (born Jan. 4, 1902 in Winder, Ga.), daughter of Richard Brevard Russell (member, house of rep., Clarke co., 1882-83 Ex.-83, 1884-85, 1886-87; solicitor-general,Western circuit, Jan. 1, 1889-Jan. 1, 1897; judge, Western circuit, Jan. 1, 1899-Feb. 19, 1906, res.; judge, court of appeals, Jan. 1, 1907-June 5, 1916, res.; chiefjudge, court of appeals, 1913-16; chief justice, supreme court of Ga., Jan. 1, 1923-Dec. 3, 1938, died) and Ina (Dillard) Russell. One child: Hugh, Jr. Hugh Petersonis the son of William James Peterson, (member, house of rep., Montgomery co., 1907-08 Ex.) and Catherine Joannah (Calhoun) Peterson, and the grandson of Alexanderand Ala (McNatt) Peterson, and of Thomas Benton Calhoun (member, house ofrep., Montgomery co., 1875-76) and Catherine (McAllister) Calhoun.PRINCE HULON PRESTON, JR., Statesboro, Congressman, 1st dist., Jan. 3,1947-date. Born July 5, 1908 in Monroe, Walton co., Ga. Graduated University ofGa., LL.B. degree. Began the practice of law in 1930. Baptist Democrat Mason;Eagle; member, American Legion; V.F.W. Member, house of rep., Bulloch co.,1935, 1937-37/38 Ex. Capt, World War II, awarded 5 battle stars.Family details: Married Sept 22, 1934 in Savannah, Ga., Myrtice Alice Robinson .daughter of Owen R. and Myrtle (Youmans) Robinson. Children: Anne;Kay. Prince H. Preston, Jr., is the son of Prince Hulon and Minnie Elizabeth(Lane) Preston, and the grandson of Harrison H. G. and Venetia (McCoy) Preston.Second District—Counties: Baker, Brooks, Calhoun, Colquitt, Decatur, Dougherty,Early, Grady, Miller, Mitchell, Seminole, Thomas, Tift, and WorthEDWARD EUGENE COX, Camilla, Congressman, 2d dist., Mch. 4, 1925-date.At present, vice chairman of Rules committee. Born Apr. 3, 1880 in Mitchell co.,Ga. Graduated Camilla, Ga., high school, 1898 and Mercer University, B.L. degree,1902. Admitted to the bar, 1902, and began the practice of law in Camilla, Ga.Baptist, Democrat Mason; Odd Fellow; Elk. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Judge, Albanycircuit, Nov. 17, 1913-1916, resigned.302

Family details: Married (1) Jan. 19, 1902 in Macon, Ga., Roberta Patterson(died 1916). Children of first marriage: Lamar Fatterson; Mary Bennet. Married(2) Aug. 6, 1918 in New York City, Grace Pitts Hill. One daughter: Gene. E. E.Cox is the son of Stephen E. and Mary (Williams) Cox.Third District—Counties: Ben Hill, Chattahoochee, Clay, Crisp, Dodge, Dooly,Harris, Houston, Lee, Marion, Macon, Muscogee, Pulaski, Quitman,Randolph, Schley, Stewart, Sumter, Taylor, Peach, Terrell,Turner, Webster, and WilcoxSTEPHEN PACE, Americus, Congressman, 3d dist., Jan. 3, 1937-date (term expires Jan. 3, 1951). At present member of the agricultural committee. Born Mch.9, 1891 in Terrell co., Ga. Attended Ga. School of Technology; graduated University of Ga., LL.B. degree, June 1914. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Elk;W. O. W.; Sigma Nu. Soldier, Mexican War. Past president, Americus KiwanisClub; Chamber of Commerce, American bar association; Southwestern bar association.Member, house of rep., Sumter co., 1917-18, 1919-20; senator, 13th dist., 1923-24Ex.-24.Family details: Married Dec. 20, 1916 in Hawkinsville, Ga., Martha GraceRagan. Children: Martha; Stephen, Jr. Stephen Pace is the son of Olin StephenPace and Marianna Hunter (Saville) Pace.Fourth District—Counties: Butts, Carroll, Clayton, Coweta, Fayette, Heard, Henry,Lamar, Meriwether, Newton, Pike, Spalding, Talbot,Troup, and UpsonALBERT SIDNEY CAMP, Newnan, Congressman, 4th dist., Aug. 1, 1939-date.Member of the House Ways and Means Committee. Born July 26, 1892 in Cowetaco., Ga. Attended public schools of Newnan and Coweta co.; graduated Universityof Georgia, 1915, LL.B. degree. Admitted to the Georgia Bar, 1915, and has practiced law at Newnan since then. Methodist. Democrat. Soldier, World War I.Mason; Commander, Georgia Dept., American Legion, 1933-34. Delegate, Democratic National Convention, 1924; Member, house of rep., Coweta co., 1923-23Ex.24, 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex., 1927; assistant United States Attorney, Northern dist.of Ga., 1934-39.Family details: Married Nov. 19, 1925, Sarah Farmer, of Newnan, Ga. Children:Albert Sidney, Jr.; Molly Farmer. Albert Sidney Camp is the son of William Walkerand Ella (Leigh) Camp.Fifth District—Counties: DeKalb, Fulton, and RockdaleROBERT C. WORD RAMSPECK, Decatur, Congressman, 5th dist., Oct. 3, 1929-Jan. 1, 1946. Majority whip. Member of the following congressional committees:303

Chairman, civil service; member of claims, labor; immigration; merchant marine andfisheries. Born Sept. 5, 1890 in Decatur, DeKalb co., Ga. Attended public schoolsof Decatur and Griffin, Ga., Donald Fraser School (Decatur), and Atlanta LawSchool. Began the practice of law in Decatur, Ga., June 3, 1920. Presbyterian.Democrat. Odd Fellow; Mason; Elk. Delta Theta Phi. Deputy clerk, superior court,DeKalb co., May 20, 1907-March 30, 1911; chief clerk, house of rep. post office,Washington, D. C., April 1911-May 1912; secretary to Congressman William SchleyHoward, May-Sept. 1912; deputy U. S. marshal, Dec. 1914-Oct. 1916 and chiefdeputy, July 1917-Sept. 1919, Northern dist. of Ga.; solicitor, city court, Decatur,Jan. 1, 1923-Jan. 1, 1927; county administrator and county guardian, Apr. 1927-1929,res.; city attorney, Decatur, 1927-1929, res.; member, house of rep., DeKalb co.,1929. Resigned from Congress Jan. 1, 1946 to become Executive Vice-President ofAir Transport Association of America. Present home address: 9516 West StanhopeRoad, Kensington, Maryland.Family details: Married Oct. 18, 1916 in Decatur, Ga., Nobie Estelle Clay (bornFeb. 14), daughter of Reuben P. and Dora (O'Kelley) Clay. Children: DorothyClay (Ramspeck) Dunson; Betty Lynn Ramspeck. Robert Ramspeck is the son ofTheodore Rosalva and Ida (Word) Ramspeck, and the grandson of George andCharlotte Robinson Lewis Ramspeck, and of Robert Campbell and Adelia PattonWord.HELEN DOUGLAS MANKIN, Atlanta, Congresswoman, 5th dist, Feb. 25, 1946-Jan. 1, 1947. (For sketch see House of Representatives, Fulton County).JAMES C. DAVIS, Decatur, Congressman, 5th dist., Jan. 1, 1947-date. Judge,Superior Courts, Stone Mountain Circuit, Jan. 22, 1934-Jan. 1, 1947. BornMay 17, 1895 in Franklin, Heard co., Ga. Attended Reinhardt College; EmoryCollege. Admitted to the bar July 8, 1919 in Atlanta, Ga. Methodist. Democrat.S.A.E.; Mason; Shriner; Odd Fellow; Elk; Jr. O. U. A. M. President, DeKalbCounty Odd Fellows' Association; Member American Legion; 40 and 8 Society;Private and Sergeant, U. S. Marine Corps, 1917-19; Captain, Judge Advocate General's Department, Reserve Corps. President, Lawyers' Club of Atlanta, 1924-25;Chm., District Americanization Committee of American Bar Assn., 1925; Pres. StoneMountain Circuit Bar Assn., 1933-34; Member, Presidents' Club of Atlanta, 1925;member of American, Georgia, and Atlanta Bar Assns.; Chm., State DemocraticExecutive Committee on contests and appeals, 1930-32; attorney, State Departmentof Industrial Relations, 1929-32; County Attorney, DeKalb County, 1930-33; Member, House of Representatives, DeKalb County, 1925-26 Ex.-26 2nd Ex.-1927.Family details: Married Dec. 27, 1932, Mary Lou Martin (born Nov. 22, 1905).One child: Mary Martin. Judge Davis is the son of Thomas Benjamin and Viola(Mooty) Davis, and the grandson of James B. and Corintha Emily (Wilkinson)Davis, and of Joel E. and Mary Elizabeth (Wood) Mooty.304

Sixth District—Counties: Baldwin, Bibb, Bleckley, Crawford, Glascock, Hancock,Jasper, Jefferson, Jones, Johnson, Laurens, Monroe, Putnam,Twiggs, Washington, and WilkinsonCARL VINSON, Milledgeville, Congressman, 6th dist., Mch. 4, 1933-date. Atpresent Chairman Armed Services Committee, House of Representatives. Born Nov.18, 1883 in Baldwin co., Ga. Attended Ga. Military College; graduated Mercer University, LL.B. degree, 1902. Began the practice of law June 5, 1902. MethodistDemocrat. Kappa Alpha. Solicitor, county court, Baldwin co., Feb. 2, 1906-Apr. 1,1909, res.; member, house of rep., Baldwin co., 1909-10, 1911-12 Ex.-12; speakerpro tern, house of rep., 1911-12 Ex.-12; judge, county court, Baldwin co., Oct. 3,1912-Nov. 2, 1914, res.; member of congress, 10th dist., Nov. 3, 1914-Mch. 3, 1933.Family details: Married Apr. 6, 1921, Mary Green, daughter of Frank and AnnieGreen. Carl Vinson is the son of Edward Story and Annie (Morris) Vinson, andthe grandson of Ebenezer and Martha Dixon Vinson, and of Thomas and Harriett(Singleton) Morris.Seventh District—Counties: Bartow, Catoosa, Chattooga, Cobb, Dade, Douglas,Floyd, Gordon, Haralson, Murray, Paulding, Polk,Walker, and WhitfieldMALCOLM CONNOR TARVER, Dalton, Congressman, 7th dist., March 4,1927-Jan. 4, 1947. Born Sept. 25, 1885 in Rural Vale, Whitfield co., Ga. AttendedMcLellan High School, Dalton, Ga.; graduated Mercer University, LL.B. degree,June 8, 1904. Admitted to the bar June 8, 1904; practiced three months withAnderson & Anderson, Atlanta, Ga.; thereafter in Dalton, Ga. Methodist. Democrat.Odd Fellow; Mason. Member, house of rep., Whitfield co., 1909-10, 1911-12 Ex.-12;senator, 43d dist., 1913-14; judge, Cherokee circuit, Jan. 1, 1917-Feb. 28, 1927,resigned.Family details: Married (1) Apr. 2, 1906 in Hawkinsville, Ga., Ellie A. Watkins.One child: Malcolm Connor, Jr. Married (2) Nov. 28, 1920 in Maxeys, Ga., JewellColclough, daughter of James D. and Sarah (Durham) Colclough. M. C. Tarveris the son of Robert Martin Tarver (Confederate soldier) and Mary A. (Denton)Tarver, and the grandson of Etheldred Jordan and Jane McNair Tarver, and ofRichard and Harriet Elizabeth Denton.HENDERSON LOVELACE LANHAM, Rome, Congressman, 7th dist., Jan.4, 1947-date. Born Sept. 14, 1888 in Rome, Floyd co., Ga. Graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1910; B.L. degree, 1911; Harvard University, A.M.degree, 1912. Began the practice of law in Rome, Ga., 1913. Methodist Democrat.Mason; Sigma Chi; Delta Theta Phi; Phi Beta Kappa. Chm., board of education,Rome, 1919-24; recorder, Rome, number of years. Member, house of rep., Floydco., 1929-31 Ex., 1931, 1933, 1937-37/38 Ex., 1939. By law the solicitor-general ofRome circuit is also solicitor, city court, Walker county and solicitor, city court,Summerville. Solicitor-General, Rome Circuit, Jan. 1, 1941-Jan. 1, 1947.305

Family details: Married Sept. 1, 1915 in Rockmart, Ga., Anne White Phinizy,daughter of J. William and Laura (Johnson) Phinizy. One daughter: Julia Anne(Lanham) Slappey. Henderson L. Lanham is the son of John Henderson andJulianne (Thompson) Lanham, and the grandson of E. J. and Elizabeth (Camp)Lanham, and L. Q. C. and Julianne (Davitte) Thompson.Eighth District—Counties: Appling, Atkinson, Bacon, Berrien, Brantley, Camden,Charlton, Clinch, Coffee, Cook, Echols, Glynn, Irwin, Jeff Davis, Lanier,Lowndes, Pierce, Telfair, Ware, and WayneJOHN STRICKLAND GIBSON, Douglas, Congressman, 8th dist., Jan. 3, 1941-Jan. 3, 1947. Member of the following congressional committees: Pensions; Publicbuildings and grounds; Public lands; Territories, World War Veterans' legislation;Election of President, etc.; Expenditures in Executive Departments; Insular affairsand Patents. Born Jan. 3, 1893 in Folkston, Charlton co., Ga. Attended GeorgiaNormal College and Business Institute (Douglas, Ga.); took law course with LaSalleExtension University, Chicago. Began the practice of law in Douglas, Ga., Feb. 23,1923. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; member, Jr. Order; Elk; W. O. W.; J. P., 748thDistrict, G.M., Coffee County, 1922-1926; solicitor City Court, Douglas, Jan. 1,1929-Dec. 31, 1934, res.; solicitor-general, Waycross Judicial Circuit, Jan. 1, 1935-Jan. 1, 1941, res. Practicing law in Douglas at present.Family details: Married Nov. 23, 1932 in Atlanta, Ga., Jemmie Carmack (bornAug. 8, 1899 in Dooly co., Ga.), daughter of W. H. J. and Zackie (Harden) Carmack.Children: Marvin McCall; Blanche Louise; Ann Harden; Mary Gene. JohnS. Gibson is the son of William Owen Gibson (member house of rep., Charlton co.,1894-95) and Julia Ann (Vickery) Gibson, and the grandson of John Ellis Gibson(Confederate soldier) and Emily Bethany (Leigh) Gibson, and of Richard Vickery(Confederate soldier) and Louisa (Rowland) Vickery.WILLIAM McDONALD WHEELER, Democrat, of Alma, Ga., Congressman, 8thdist., Jan. 3, 1947-date. Born in Bacon County, R. F. D. 4, Alma, Ga., July 11, 1915;was graduated from Alma High School and completed V/i years of work in the University System of Georgia, attending South Georgia College, Douglas, Ga., MiddleGeorgia College, Cochran, Ga., and Georgia Teachers College, Statesboro, Ga.;fanner; school teacher, having served as principal of junior high schools in Baconand Appling Counties; served in the Army Air Forces from May 30, 1942 to June 4,1946, having enlisted as a private and being separated as a captain; son of Elmoreand Lola McLaughlin Wheeler; married Miss Aubee Louise Reeves of Baxley, Ga.,May 25, 1941, and they have one child, Sherry Lynn; member of Veterans of ForeignWars, American Legion, and the Free Will Baptist Church; elected to the EightiethCongress on November 5, 1946, re-elected to the Eighty-first Congress on November2, 1948. (Biographical sketch taken from Congressional Directory, 81st Congress, 2dSession, January, 1950, page 25).306

Ninth District—Counties: Banks, Barrow, Cherokee, Dawson, Fannin, Forsyth,Gilmer, Gwinnett, Habersham, Hall, Jackson, Lumpkin, Pickens,Rabun, Towns, Stephens, Union, and WhiteJOHN STEPHENS WOOD, Canton, Congressman, 9th dist., Mch. 4, 1931-Jan. 3,1935; Jan. 1, 1945-date. Lawyer. Born Feb. 8, 1885 near Ball Ground, Cherokeeco., Ga. Attended North Ga. Agricultural College; graduated Mercer University,LL.B. degree, June 8, 1910. Began the practice of law in Jasper, Ga., Jan. 1, 1911;moved to Canton, Ga., Oct. 1914. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Odd Fellow; Red Man; member, Jr. Order. Private, co. A, state militia, Atlanta, 1904-05;cadet, air service, U. S. army 1918, located at Camp Dick, Tex., and School of Military Aeronautics at Urbana, 111. Delegate, national democratic convention, Baltimore, 1912; city attorney, Canton, 1915-16; member, house of rep., Cherokee co.,1917 (resigned to enter army); solicitor-general, Blue Ridge circuit, Jan. 1, 1921-June 24, 1926, res.; judge, Blue Ridge circuit, June 24, 1926-Mch. 1931, resigned.Family details: Married (1) Sept. 3, 1913 in Cherokee co., Ga., Margurete MayRoberts, daughter of Dr. J. M. and Saphronia (McClure) Roberts of Ball Ground,Ga. One daughter: Margaret Married (2) May 23, 1926 hi Canton, Ga., LouiseJones, daughter of Robert Tyre Jones, Sr., and Lillie Coggins Jones of Canton,Ga. Daughters of second marriage: Patsy; Bobby; Mary Lou. John S. Wood is theson of Jesse L. and Sarah (Holcomb) Wood of Cherokee co., Ga., and the grandsonof Solomon and Jane (Tarbutton) Wood, who lived near Ball Ground, Ga., and ofThomas and Rachel Gurley Holcomb, also from near Ball Ground, Ga.Tenth District—Counties: Clarke, Columbia, Elbert, Franklin, Greene, Hart,Lincoln, Madison, McDuffie, Morgan, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Richmond,Taliaferro, Walton, Warren, and WilkesPAUL BROWN, Elberton, Congressman, 10th dist, July 5, 1933-date. At presentmember of banking and currency committee. Born Mch. 31, 1880 in Hart co., Ga.Methodist Democrat Delegate, democratic national convention, 1932. Member,house of rep., Oglethorpe co., 1907-08-08 Ex.Family details: Married Oct 21, 1914 Frances Lewis Arnold, daughter of RobertJohnson and Nellie (Curry) Arnold. Children: Robert Thomas; Frances Rosalyn.307

CHAPTER VIREGENTS1945-1950UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIASTATE CAPITOL, ATLANTADISTRICT REGENT ADDRESSState at Large MARION SMITH . . ._ ...... ................. ..... .... AtlantaJan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1953 (died Sept. 9, 1947)State at Large ALBERT S. HARDY . .. ...... . . . GainesvilleFeb. 26, 1945-Jan. 1, 1951State at Large FRANK M. SPRATLIN . ...... AtlantaJan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1953State at Large EARL B. BRASWELL .. . .. .. ...... . ...... ..... AthensJan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1949State at Large POPE F. BROCK . . . ....... AtlantaJan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1948 (served on until Jan. 1949)State at Large JOHN J. McDONOUGH .. . . ._ ..... . . . RomeOct. 8, 1947-Jan. 1, 1957State at Large HUGHES SPALDING . . ............... ..... . AtlantaJan. 10, 1949-Jan. 1, 1956State at Large CAREY WILLIAMS ..... .................... . .... GreensboroJan. 10, 1949-Jan. 1, 1955State at Large MRS. WILLIAM T. HEALEY.... .„.._... .... AtlantaJan. 18, 1950-Jan. 1, 1953First JAMES PETERSON .... . . ...... ...._. . . SopertonMay 9, 1945-Jan. 1, 1955Second EDWARD R. JERGER. . ... ._ ..... . ..... ThomasvilleJan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1947Second H. L. WINGATE .. . . ....... ........... ... . MaconJan. 1, 1947-Jan. 1, 1954Third CASON J. CALLAWAY . .............. ... . ..... HamiltonJan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1951Fourth C. J. SMITH . ......... . ...... ....... .. .. NewnanJan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1949Fourth ROBERT O. ARNOLD .. ............. . . CovingtonJan. 10, 1949-Jan. 1, 1956Fifth RUTHERFORD L. ELLIS .......... . ........... .. . .. AtlantaJan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1954308

REGENTSUNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIASTATE CAPITOL, ATLANTADISTRICT REGENT ADDRESSSixth MILLER R. BELL . .... MilledgevilleJan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1950Sixth CHARLES J. BLOCK . .. . MaconJan. 7, 1950-Jan. 1, 1957Seventh ROY N. EMMET, SR. . CedartownJan. 1, 1945-Jan. 1, 1952Eighth S. PRICE GILBERT ... . . . Sea IslandJan. 1, 1943-Jan. 1, 1950Eighth MILLARD REESE .... .._..... ... .... BrunswickJan. 14, 1948-Jan. 1, 1950 (resigned Aug. 4, 1948)Eighth FRANCIS STUBBS, SR. ..... .. . ..... .... . DouglasJan. 10, 1949-Jan. 1, 1957Ninth SANDY BEAVER ......... ... ._ ... GainesvilleJan. 1, 1945-Jan. 1, 1952Tenth WILLIAM S. MORRIS ..... ....... . . AugustaJan. 1, 1944-Jan. 1, 1951OFFICERS OF THE REGENTS1945-1950Chairman ....... . .. Marion SmithPope F. BrockHughes SpaldingVice Chairman .. Sandy BeaverMiller R. BellRobert O. ArnoldChancellor ...... ..S. V. SanfordRaymond R. PatyHarmon W. CaldwellVice Chancellor .......... ...A. Hollis Edens ....George M. Sparks .Vice Chancellor . .. Harry L. BrownAsst. to the Chancellor . John E. SimsSecretary..................... ...L. R. SiebertDirector of Budgets ..... H. T. HealyTreasurer __ _. ..W. Wilson Noyes..-..Auditor ... ......... .. James A. Blissit309. . 1944-Sept. 9, 1947, diedSept. 9, 1947-Jan. 1, 1949.... Jan. 1, 1949-date. 1944-19471948-19491950-date1944-Sept. 15, 1945, died1945-Nov. 1, 1948-Nov. 1, 1948-dateJune 11, 1947-Feb. 11, 1948.Mar. 22, 1950-May 10, 1950Sept. 10, 1947-June 30, 19491948-date1944-date.. . Apr. 15, 1946-Jan 1, 1949, died. . 1944-date.. 1948-1949

THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA1945-1950(State Colleges and Normal Schools)•Junior CollegesWHITESTEADMAN VINCENT SANFORD, Chancellor, July 1, 1935-Sept 15, 1945,died. Born Aug. 24, 1871 in Covington, Ga. Graduated Mercer University, A.B.degree, 1890; studied at University of Berlin, 1912-13, and Oxford University, England, summer of 1913; received Litt D. degree, University of Georgia, 1914. President, Marietta, Ga., Male Academy, 1890-92; principal, Marietta Ga., high school,1892-97; superintendent, schools, Marietta, Ga., 1897-1903; successively instructor,adjunct professor and junior professor, rhetoric and English literature, Universityof Ga., 1903-13; professor, English language, ibid., 1913-26; head and founder, HenryW. Grady School of Journalism, dean, University of Ga., 1927-32; president, University of Ga., 1932-35. Baptist. Democrat Kappa Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi; PhiBeta Kappa; Mason; Odd Fellow; K. of P. Part author, Literature and Composition, 1914; Composition and Grammar, 1914; English Grammar for High Schools,1914. Capt., Spanish-American War; lieutenant colonel, staffs of Governors Brown,Slaton, and Harris. State Department Commander of Georgia, Spanish-American,War Veterans, 1942-43.Family details: Married June 16, 1895, in Marietta, Ga., Grace McClatchey(born Dec. 16, 1872), daughter of Devereaux Fore and Adelaide (Reynolds) McClatchey. Children: Shelton P.; Grace Devereaux (deceased); Charles Steadman;Homer Reynolds. S. V. Sanford was the son of Charles Vincent and Lizzie (Steadman) Sanford.MARION SMITH, Atlanta, Acting-Chancellor, University System of Georgia,Sept. 1945-Jan. 1947. Died Sept. 9, 1947.RAYMOND ROSS PATY, Chancellor, University System of Georgia, electedby Board of Regents Oct. 9, 1946 and began serving in Jan. 1947. Resigned Nov.1, 1948. Born Nov. 4, 1896 in Bell Buckle, Bedford co., Tenn. Graduated WebbSchool, 1914; University of Tenn., 1919; Emory University, A.B. degree, 1921, andLL.D. degree, 1938; Columbia University, M.A. degree, 1927; subsequent study,University of Chicago and Columbia University; University of Ala., LL.D. degree,1942; Birmingham-Southern College, L.MJX degree, 1943. Methodist. DemocratSigma Chi; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa. Founder and prin., Cumberland Mountain School; teacher, Webb School, Bell Buckle, Tenn., 1929-1938;prof, and dean of men, Emory University; on leave 1935-36, Ga. State director,Nat'1. Youth Administration; Pres., Birmingham-Southern College, 1938-42; pres.,University of Ala., 1942-47; present exec. director, Rich Foundation and director,public relations, Rich's, Inc. Listed in America and International Who's Who;Biographical Encyclopedia of the World; Who©s Who in American Education;member, Newcomen Society of England; vice-pres., Greater Atlanta traffic improvement association. Served in World War I. Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Sept. 10, 1921 in Augusta, Ga., Adelaide Martha Fund,daughter of Charles T. and Mary Adelaide (Meyer) Fund. Children: Martha Anne;310

Mary Muse; Jane. Raymond R. Paty is the son of Robert Morris and Zula Matilda(Muse) Paty, and the grandson of Lorenzo Overall and Mary (Morris) Paty, andWilliam R. and Nannie (Rankin) Muse.HARMON WHITE CALDWELL, Chancellor, University System of Ga., Nov. 1,1948-date. Born Jan. 29, 1899 in Garmel, Meriwether co., Ga. Graduated Boys'High School, Atlanta, 1917; University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1919; Harvard LawSchool, LL.B. degree, 1924; Mercer University, LL.D. degree, 1935; Emory University, LL.D. degree, 1935; Tulane University, LL.D. degree, 1938. Practiced lawin Atlanta, 1926-29; 1932-33; professor of law, University of Ga. Law School, 1929-32; 1933-35; dean, University of Ga. Law School, 1933-35; president, University ofGa., May 1, 1935-Jan. 15, 1949. Baptist Democrat Mason. Soldier, World War I.Family details: Married Dec., 1944 in Atlanta, Ga., Gwendolyn Burton, daughterof D. W. and Mrs. Burton. Harmon W. Caldwell is the son of Lucius Alexanderand Lillie (Reynolds) Caldwell, and the grandson of James M. and Barbara (Kempson)Caldwell, and John Belton and Amanda (Glisson) Reynolds .L. R. SIEBERT, Secretary.W. WILSON NOYES, Treasurer.HARRY T. HEALY, Director of Budgets (deceased Jan. 1949).ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE*ABAC, GEORGIAGEORGE H. KING, President, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, 1934-July1, 1947. (For sketch see Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station.)GEORGE PETER DONALDSON, President, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, July 1, 1947-date. Born Oct 21, 1893 in Statesboro, Bulloch co., Ga. Graduated Statesboro high school, 1910; Gordon Institute, 1912; University of Ga., B.S.degree in Education, 1916; M.S. degree, Ohio State University. Baptist. Democrat.Chi PsL Honorary Member 4-H Clubs; Future Farmers of America, and FutureHome Makers of America. Secretary and later president, Statesboro Chamber ofCommerce. Member, house of rep., Bulloch co., 1931, 1933. Dean, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.Family details: Married Sept 3, 1918 in Pelham, Ga., Holly Twitty (born Mch.23, 1893 in Pelham, Ga.), daughter of William Caswell and Martha (Underwood)Twitty. Children: George P. Jr., and William Twitty. George P. Donaldson is theson of Robert Franklin and Leona (Mercer) Donaldson, and the grandson ofRobert Franklin and Deborah (Everett) Donaldson.UNIVERSITY SYSTEM CENTERATLANTAAtlanta Division of University of GeorgiaGeorgia Evening CollegeNOTE: In May, 1947, the Board of Regents directed that, effective July 1, 1947,the University System Center in Atlanta, consisting of a junior college and a degree-311

granting department of business administration, be made a part of the Universityof Georgia and that its name be changed to The Atlanta Division of the Universityof Georgia. See ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THEUNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA for the fiscal year, 1948-49, p. 21.GEORGE McINTOSH SPARKS, Director, Atlanta Division, University of Georgia (formerly Univ. Extension Center), 1935-date. Born Nov. 19, 1889 in Quitman,Brooks co., Ga. A.B., M.A., Mercer, 1909, LL.D. 1933. Graduate work, EmoryUniv.; Ga. Tech. With Macon Daily Telegraph and El Paso Times, to 1920. Military correspondent, Camp Harris, Camp Wheeler, and Mexican border, AtlantaConstitution, Birmingham Age-Herald, Washington Tunes, etc.; Washington correspondent, Southern newspapers, 1916-18; supt. of publicity and instructor, Schoolof Journalism, Mercer Univ. 1919-23; founded Journalism Dept., Bessie Tift College, 1923; prof. Journalism and advertising, Ga. School of Technology, 1924-35;also dir., evening school of same. Vice-chancellor, University System of Georgia,Mch. 22-May 10, 1950. Member Mercer Univ. Alumni Assn. (sec. 1920-24), (pres.1949-50); Amer. Assn. of Univ. Evening Colleges (pres. 1942-43); Pi Delta Epsilon(past grand pres.), Alpha Delta Sigma, Phi Sigma Kappa. Baptist. Mason; OddFellow. Clubs: Nat. Press (Washington); Mastvic, Kiwanian. Author: Camp Cotton and Border, 1917; War Activities, 1920; 327th under Fire, 1923; I's of 327th,1924. Residence: 50 Sheridan Dr., N. E., Atlanta.Family details: Married Sept 16, 1922 in Atlanta, Ga., Mary Morgan Booth(born Jan. 1, 1896 in Cochran, Ga.), daughter of Theophilus David and Ola (Persons) Booth. Children: George Mclntosh, Jr. (deceased); Junelle; Charlene Persons; Robert Mclntosh. George M. Sparks is the son of Andrew Jackson Sparks(Confederate soldier) and Julia Catherine (Mclntosh) Sparks, and the grandsonof Thomas and Anne McNeil (Collins) Sparks, and of Roderick and Bathsheba(McMillan) Mclntosh.DIVISION OF GENERAL EXTENSION(University of Georgia)ATHENSNOTE: The Board of Regents in May, 1947, directed that the Division of General Extension, which for several years had functioned as an independent unit ofthe University System with headquarters in Atlanta, become a part of the University in Athens. The change was made effective on July 1, 1947, and the headquarters of the Division of General Extension were moved to Athens on Oct. 15,1947. See ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA for fiscal year 1948-49, p. 21.JOSEPH COACHMAN WARDLAW, Atlanta, Director, Division of General Extension of the University System, 1933-Aug. 1947, died. Born Feb. 3, 1876 in Camilla,Mitchell co., Ga. Graduated Emory University, B.A. and M.A. degrees, 1895; did postgraduate work at University of Ga. and University of Chicago. Superintendent ofschools, Dublin, Thomasville, Albany, and Atlanta, Ga., 10 years; dean, Ga. StateCollege for Women, and Ga. State Teachers College, 10 years; member, Committeeon Education, War Dept. and vocational rehabilitation work, 10 years; director,general extension, University of Ga., and University System of Ga., 15 years. Meth-312

odist Democrat. Mason; Knight Templar; Shriner; Odd Fellow; Phi Delta Theta;Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa. Author of "Professional Training of Teachers inService"; "Cooperative Part-Time Education."Family details: Married Dec. 20, 1899 in Cuthbert, Ga., Edna Roberta Powell(born Oct. 5, 1873 in Cuthbert, Randolph co., Ga.), daughter of ThomasScrivener and Hannah (Rowland) Powell. Children: Joseph Powell; Donald Coachman; Ralph Wilkinson; Roy Malcolm. J. C. Wardlaw was the son of Rev. JosephPruitt Wardlaw (Confederate soldier) and Anna Simmie (Coachman) Wardlaw,and the grandson of Joseph Madison and Elizabeth Lavinia (Pruitt) Wardlaw, andof James Joseph and Sarah Ann (Wilkinson) Coachman.ERNEST A. LOWE, Athens, Director, Division of General Extension, University ofGa., Sept 1, 1947-date. Born Sept. 1, 1900 in Byron, Houston co., Ga. GraduatedUniversity of Ga., B.S.C. degree, 1923. Presbyterian. Democrat. 32° Mason; Elk;Sigma Chi. Alumni sec., University of Ga., 1924-26; exec. sec., University of Ga.,1927-32; director, public relations, University System of Ga., 1932-34; asst. director,rural rehabilitation, 1934-35; pres., Armstrong College, 1935-41; finance officer,Medical College of Ala.Family details: Married Oct. 24, 1928 in Augusta, Ga., Ruth Rae, daughter ofAlexander and Maggie (Ott) Rae. Childrent Ernest A., Jr.; Homer Alexander.Ernest A. Lowe is the son of Ellison Homer and Hattie (Jones) Lowe, and thegrandson of John Fletcher and Nancy (Hartley) Lowe, and Albert Ben and Louise(West) Jones.GEORGIA COASTAL PLAIN EXPERIMENT STATION(University of Georgia)TIFTONGEORGE H. KING, President, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, 1934-July 1, 1947; director, Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Nov. 16, 1942-date. Born Nov. 14, 1900 in West Plains, Mo. Graduated University of Ga., B.S.degree in agriculture, 1924; M.S. degree 1932. Became teacher of vocational agriculture, Winder, Ga., 1924-1929; associate professor of rural education, Universityof Ga., 1929-1933; dean, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, 1933-34. Methodist. Democrat. Mason.Family details: Married Dec. 23, 1923 in Schley co., Ga., Marguerite Benson(born Dec. 25, 1906 in Marion co., Ga.), daughter of James Ellis and Delle(Goodroe) Benson. Children: Dorothy (deceased); Mary Elizabeth; Billy Margaret. George H. King is the son of Rev. William Peter and Mary Evans (Harris)King, and the grandson of George Lumpkin King (Confederate soldier) and Julia(Vaughters) King, and of Rev. John Harris (chaplain, C.S.A.) and Mary (Parks)Harris.GEORGIA EXPERIMENT STATION(University of Georgia)EXPERIMENTHENRY PERKINS STUCKEY, Director, Georgia Experiment Station, Experi-313

ment, Georgia, Jan. 5, 1919-July 1, 1948, retired. Born Oct. 3, 1880 in Hartsville,Darlington co., S. C. Graduated Clemson Agricultural College, B. S. degree inAgriculture, 1906; attended Cornell University summer of 1908 and University ofMissouri summer of 1914; awarded D.Sc. degree by Clemson College, May 12, 1937.Assistant horticulturist, Ala. Experiment Station, 1906/07; horticulturist, WinthropNormal and Industrial College (S.C.), 1907/08; horticulturist, Ga. Experiment Station, 1908/19; dean, Ga. State College of Agriculture & Mechanic Arts, July 1,1933-Mch. 1934. Introduced and organized school garden work in the south whilehorticulturist at Winthrop Normal and Industrial College. Methodist. Democrat.K. of P. Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science; AmericanBotanical Society; Society for Horticultural Science; Ga. State Horticultural Society;Ga. State Agricultural Society; Ga. Academy of Science; president, Ga. Academyof Science, 1936-37. Senior author, Pecan Growing, 1925; senior author of textbook, Horticulture, 1926; and author, various newspaper and magazine articles.Family details: Married Aug. 5, 1909 in Nashville, Tenn., Cornelia Childrcss Martin, daughter of James T. and Irene (Hawkins) Martin. Children: Irene Hawkins;Ann Davis; Benjamin Nelson; Cornelia Childress. H. P. Stuckey is the son ofBenjamin Nelson Stuckey (served in cavalry under Gen. Butler, C.S.A.) and Charlotte Ann (Davis) Stuckey, and the grandson of William Nelson and Mary (Hatcher)Stuckey, and of John William and Mary (Hurst) Davis.CLYDE CALVIN MURRAY, Director, Georgia Experiment Station, July 1948-Sept. 15, 1950. Born Aug. 5, 1907 in Oakboro, N. C. Graduated Oakboro highschool, 1928; N. C. State College, B.S. degree (agriculture), 1932; University ofGa., M.S. degree (plant breeding), 1938; Cornell University, Ph.D. degree (plantbreeding), 1945. Teacher, vocational agriculture, Mecklinburg co., N. C., asst.agronomist, soil conservation service, High Point, N. C., 1935-36; asst. prof, ofagronomy, College of Agriculture, University of Ga., 1936; associate prof., 1939-46; prof., agronomy, La. State University and agronomist with La. AgriculturalExperiment Station, June 1946-June 1948. Presbyterian. Democrat. Mason; PhiKappa Phi; Alpha Zeta; Kappa Phi Kappa; Sigmia Xi; Lamba Gamma Delta;member, Exchange club. Dean, College of Agriculture, Univ. of Ga., Sept. 15,1950-date.Family details: Married May 18, 1934, Margaret Elizabeth Gribble. One son:Calvin Lee. C. C. Murray is the son of A. G. and Minnie (Lambert) Murray.J. J. COWART, Experiment, Director, Ga. Experiment Station, Sept. 15, 1950-date. Born near Jarrell, Texas, Nov. 17, 1909. Graduated Robstown, Texas, highschool, 1927; Texas A. & M., B.S. degree, 1931; while pursuing graduate trainingat Cornell University, received Ph.D. degree, 1936; specialized training was receivedin Pomology, Plant Physiology and Plant Anatomy. Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Xi.Employed by the Ga. Experiment Station in the horticulture department, 1936;Fla. Citrus Experiment Station, 1940-42; head of the horticultural department, Ga.Experiment Station since 1944. At present on the executive committee, AmericanSociety for Horticultural Science and chairman of the Southern Section of thisorganization.314

GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGYATLANTABLAKE RAGSDALE VAN LEER, President, Georgia School of Technology, July7, 1944-date. Born Aug. 16, 1893 in Mangum, Greer co., Texas (now Oklahoma).Graduated Purdue University, B.S. in Elect Eng., 1915, M.E. degree, 1922; University of California, M.S. in Mech. Eng., 1920; student, University of Caen, France,1919; University of Munich, Germany, 1927-28; Sc.D., Washington and JeffersonCollege, 1943; D.Eng., Purdue University, 1944; awarded Freeman TravelingScholarship to study Hydraulics in Europe, 1927-28. Asst. Prof., University of California, 1915; Dean of Engineering, University of Fla. and N. C. State College. Episcopalian. Democrat Alpha Tau Omega; 32° Mason; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau;Sigma Xi; Pi Tau Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Omicron Delta Kappa; member, Amer.Soc., Mech. Eng'rs.; Amer. Soc., Eng. Ed., (Pres., S. E. Section, 1930-40); NewcomenSoc., and many professional engineering societies; Cosmos Club; Army-Navy countrydub (Washington, D.C.); Watauga Club (Raleigh, N. C.); Capitol City Club(Atlanta); Rotary (N.C., Fla., Atlanta). 1st Lieut, 316th Eng. Corps, 1917-19;Major, Eng. Reserve Corps, 1928-42; Lt Col., AUS, May 1942-Oct. 1943; Col., Gen.Staff Corps, Oct 1943-June 1944; Chief of Facilities Branch, Army SpecializedTraining Div., Washington, D. C.; Col., CE, Commanding 3107th Research andDevelopment Unit, ORC.; received Croix de Guerre (France).Family details: Married Sept 6, 1924 in Berkeley, Calif., Ella Lillian Wall,daughter of A. Conrad and Mary Elizabeth (Leaf) Wall. Children: Blake Wayne;Maryly; Samuel Wall. Blake R. Van Leer is the son of Maurice Langhorne andMary (Tarleton) Van Leer, and grandson of Wayne and Mary Elizabeth (Mills)Van Leer and Robert Price and Mary Jane (Ragsdale) Tarleton.GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE •AMERICUSPEYTON JACOB, President, Georgia Southwestern College, Jan. 1, 1934-June30, 1948. Born Nov. 4, 1883 in Learned, Hinds co., Miss. Graduated Jefferson co.high school, Fayette, Miss., 1902; Miss. College, A.B. degree, 1905 and A.M. degree,1908; Fellow in Education, University of Chicago, 1916-17; GEB Scholarship,George Peabody College for Teachers, 1921-22. Baptist Democrat Phi Delta Kappa;Kappa Phi Kappa. Principal and Supt, Miss, public schools, 1905-11; Professor,philosophy and education, Baylor College, 1911-18; professor, education, dean,school of education, Mercer University, 1918-1934. Author, numerous articles andaddresses on the junior college movement in its relation to higher education; manuscript in preparation, "The Behavior Cycle," an interpretation of behavior in relation to learning.Family details: Married June 4, 1907 in McComb City, Miss., Maggie Burkley,daughter of Joseph Lorenzo and Maggie (Welch) Burkley. Children: Marjorie(Jacob) Caudill; Doris (Jacob) Braselton; Joseph Simeon; Peyton, Jr. PeytonJacob is the son of Simeon Sebastian and Lorena Jerome (Peyton) Jacob, and thegrandson of Joseph and Mary Ann (Rowland) Jacob, and Jerome and Olivia(Edmondson) Peyton.315

HENRY KING STANFORD, President, Georgia Southwestern College, July 1,1948-July 1, 1950. Born Apr. 22, 1916 in Atlanta, Fulton co., Ga. Graduated Atlanta Boys' high school, 1933; Emory University, A.B. degree, 1936, and M.A. degree, 1940; certificate, University of Heidelberg, Germany, 1937; University ofDenver, M.S. degree, 1943; New York University, Ph.D. degree, 1949. Began teaching Emory Jr. College, 1937. Methodist. Independent. Phi Sigma Iota; Phi BetaKappa. Instructor, Emory University, 1937-40; asst. professor, Ga. Tech, 1940-41;research associate, Tax Foundation, New York City, 1943-44; asst to secretary, National Assoc. of Manufacturers, New York City, 1944-46; director, School of PublicAdministration, University of Denver, 1946-48; executive director, University Center in Ga., July 1, 1950-date.Family details: Married Sept. 19, 1936~ in Macon, Ga., Ruth King, daughter ofL. D. and Velma (Brisendine) King. Children: Henry King, Jr.; Lowry Claiborne;Rhoda Wilkey. Henry King Stanford is the son of Henry King and Annie Belle(Callaway) Stanford, and the grandson of Edwin Johnson and Lula (Harrison)Stanford, and James Willis and Lucy (Clopton) Callaway.LLOYD ALVIN MOLL, President, Georgia Southwestern College, July 1, 1950-date. President, Middle Georgia College, July 1, 1947-July 1, 1950. Born Mch. 8,1902 in Molltown, Berks co., Pa. Graduated State Teachers College, Kutztown,Pa., 1922; Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa., B.A. degree, 1927; University of Pennsylvania, M.A. degree, 1930. Began work as educator in 1922,extending over 15 years, served as school supt., Valley Forge area, Pa.; Dean ofMen, State Teachers College, Pa., 1938-43; director, NAS campus, Ga. Tech, 1946-47. Methodist. Democrat Served in U. S. Navy, World War I; permanent rank ofCommander.Family details: Married Nov. 23, 1927 in Kutztown, Pa., Myrtle Olga Wuchter,daughter of Milton and Rosa (Reid) Wuchter. Children: Gretta Ruth; StevenHoward. Lloyd A. Moll is the son of Orlando G. and Kate (Reeser) Moll, and thegrandson of John Moll, and John Reeser.GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMENMILLEDOEVI1,LEGUY HERBERT WELLS, President, G. S. C. W., July 1, 1934-date. Born Sept. 26,1892 in Temple, Carroll co., Ga. Graduated Mercer University, A.B. degree, 1915;Columbia University, M.A. degree, 1925; 1 year post-graduate work, Peabody College,Nashville, Tenn., 1926-27; Mercer University, LL.D. degree, 1934. Superintendentof schools, Lumpkin, Ga., 1915-18; Richland, Ga., 1918-21; Donalsonville, Ga.,1921-22; Eastman, Ga., 1922-26; president, South Ga. Teachers' College, Sept 1,1926-June 30, 1934. Consultant in Education with American Military Governmentin Germany, January-May, 1948. Baptist Democrat Mason; Rotation; Kiwanian;member, Chamber of Commerce. Has written many articles for Educational Journals;president, Ga. Education Association, 1931-32.Family details: Married June 17, 1916 in Cedartown, Ga., Ruby Mae Hammond(born Sept 19, 1891 in Carroll co., Ga.), daughter of Claudius Marcellus Hammond(lieutenant, C.S.A.) and Virginia Maggie (Kinney) Hammond. Children: GuyHerbert, Jr.; Margaret Anne. Guy Wells is the son of James Charles and SusanBlanche (McPherson) Wells, and the grandson of James Henry Wells (Confederate316

soldier) and Nancy Almedia (Chapman) Wells, and of Elijah Houston McPherson(Confederate soldier) and Frances Ann (Burrow) McPherson.GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGESTATESBOROMARVIN SUMMERS PITTMAN, President, Georgia Teachers College, Statesboro,July 1, 1934-July 14, 1941 (ousted by Talmadge controlled Board of Regents),reinstated Feb. 1, 1943-Sept. 1, 1947. Born Apr. 12, 1882 in Eupora, Webster co.,Miss. Graduated Millsaps College, A.B. degree, 1905; University of Oregon, A.M.degree, 1917; Columbia University, Ph.D. degree, 1921. Began work as educatorin 1905, working in La., Oregon, Mich., Ga. Methodist. Democrat. Kappa Alpha;Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Phi; Pi Delta Kappa; Mason. Author of numerousbooks on teaching, farming and oratory. Dean of Instruction, State Normal College,Natchitoches, La., Feb. 1, 1942-Feb. 1, 1943. Foreign service: Upon invitationof National Department of Education of Mexico and the National University ofMexico in 1929, made special study of Rural School Supervision and held a nationalconference for two months with the Federal Rural Supervisors of Schools. In 1932invited by the Cuban Government to make a special study of the elementary andsecondary schools of Cuba and make recommendations for their improvement. In1947 was sent by the U. S. Army of Occupation to Germany to make a specialstudy of the preparation of elementary teachers for the schools for the State ofBavaria. In 1948 sent to Korea by U. S. Army to direct a Teacher Training program for six hundred teachers, carefully selected from all levels of instruction and allareas of southern Korea, and was assisted by a group of thirty carefully selectedAmerican educators. Retired as President of Georgia Teachers College in September,1947, and since that time he has been President Emeritus of the college.Family details: Married Feb. 13, 1915 in New Iberia, La., Anna Mary Terrell(born Apr. 5, 1887 in Hancock co., Miss.), daughter of Patrick and Catherine (Callen)Terrell. Children: Catherine Ellen; Marvin S., Jr. Marvin S. Pittman is theson of Rev. John Wesley and Ellen (Bradford) Pittman, and the grandson of JohnHarkey Pittman, and of George Washington and Mary (Kent) Bradford.JUDSON CLEMENTS WARD, JR., President, Georgia Teachers College, Sept.1, 1947-Apr. 1, 1948. Born Apr. 13, 1912 in Marietta, Cobb co., Ga. GraduatedMarietta high school, 1929; Emory University, A.B. degree, 1933, M.A. degree,1936; University of North Carolina, Ph. D., 1947. Teacher, Fitzgerald, Ga., highschool, 1924-37; Ga. Teachers College, 1939-40; Birmingham-Southern College,1940-42; asst. Chancellor, University System of Ga., 1948; Dean, College of Artsand Sciences, Emory University, 1948-date. Baptist. Democrat. Sigma Pi; Phi BetaKappa; Omicron Delta Kappa. World War II service: Inducted Feb. 24, 1942;commissioned 2nd Lt., Oct. 1, 1942; 1st Lt., June 1, 1943; Capt., Dec. 1, 1943;Major, Aug. 1, 1945; instructor in Dept. of Econ-Govt. and History, U. S. MilitaryAcademy, West Point, N. Y., June 10, 1943-June 10, 1946.Family details: Married Apr. 3, 1946 in West Point, Orange co., N. Y., SusanJane Weyant, daughter of Chester and Hannah Jane (Carpenter) Weyant. Oneson: Peter Clements. Judson C. Ward, Jr., is the son of Judson Clements andBertie (Arnold) Ward, and the grandson of Thomas Jefferson and Mary Jane(Sorrels) Ward, and Joseph Wilson and Mintie (Meadows) Arnold.317

ZACH SUDDATH HENDERSQN, President, Georgia Teachers College, Collegeboro,Apr. 1, 1948-date. Born Jan. 24, 1902 in Gillsville, Jackson co., Ga. GraduatedPiedmont College, B.S. degree, 1922, LL.D. degree, 1948; Columbia University, M.A.degree, 1928. Began work as educator in 1922. Methodist. Democrat. Author ofarticles in G.E.A. Journal; Methodist Layman; Wesleyan Christian Advocate. Pastpres.,Statesboro Rotary club and C. of C.; Conference lay leaders; south Ga. conference, 1946-49; chairman, Ga. accrediting commission; delegate, general and jurisdictionalconferences, 1944, 1948; pres., Bulloch co. Hospital Ins. Assoc.; receivedSilver Beaver award, Boy Scouts.Family details: Married July 2, 1927 in Dodge co., Marjorie Clark (born June3, 1907), daughter of C. C. and Mamie (Fish) Clark. Children: Gene Clark; MaryOnieda; Marjorie Ann. Zach S. Henderson is the son of Hollis and Onieda (Suddath)Henderson, and the grandson of Justin Marion Henderson, and Lafayetteand Sarah (Parks) Suddath.MIDDLE GEORGIA COLLEGE*COCHRANLEO HAGOOD BROWNING, President JAiddle Georgia College, Cochran,Georgia, July 1, 1928-July 1, 1947. Bdrn Dec. 2, 1881 near Elloree, Orangeburgco., S. C. Attended Hickory Grove Grammar School; graduated Elloree, S. C., highschool, 1900; South Carolina College, A.B. degree, with honors, 1904. MissionaryBaptist. Democrat K. of P.; Mason; W. O. W.; President, Kiwanis Club, Moultrie,Ga.; President, Rotary Club, Cochran, Ga. Taught at Denver, S. C., high school,1905; Columbia, Miss., high school, 1906; Cochran, Ga., high school, 1908; superintendent, Moultrie, Ga., public schools, 1913; president, Norman Jr. College, 1918.Organized Norman Jr. College. Put Cochran, Ga., high school on state accreditedlist; Moultrie, Ga., high school, Norman High School; Middle Ga. College onSouthern accredited list. Member house of rep., Bleckley co., 1913-14. At presentDirector Alumni and History.Family details: Married Grace Hughes, daughter of Oscar Emerson and MarthaRebecca (Harvey) Hughes. Children: Leo Hughes; Zack Clark; Arthur Wolfe;Grace Robertson; Robert F. Leo H. Browning is the son of Andrew Flinn Browning(Confederate soldier) and Joanna Viola (Wolfe) Browning.LLOYD ALVIN MOLL, President, Middle Georgia College, July 1, 1947-July1, 1950. (For sketch, see Georgia Southwestern College, Americus).LUCIEN EMERSON ROBERTS, Cochran, President, Middle Georgia College,July 1, 1950-date. Born June 11, 1903 at Newcastle, Alabama. Graduated Dallashigh school, 1921; Univ. of Ga., A.B. degree, 1924, and M.A. degree, 1927; DukeUniversity, Ph.D. degree, 1942. Began teaching in Paulding co. in 1920. Principalof Fayetteville, Ga., school, 1924-26; supt. Conyers school, 1926-27; principal ofStapleton school, 1927-28; Social science, Atlanta, 1928-1933; Head, Social ScienceDept, West Georgia College, 1933-46; Dean, West Georgia College, 1946-July1, 1950. Baptist. Democrat. Co-Editor of Studies in Georgia; History and Government by James C. Bonner and Lucien E. Roberts. County historian of Paulding co.,1931-1933.Family details: Married Jan. 7, 1928 in Brewton, Laurens co., Ga., Ellen IngramBallard, daughter of Edward David and Fannie (Clark) Ballard of Laurens, co.,318

Ga. Children: Lucien Edward; Calvin Alexander, II. Dr. L. E. Roberts is the sonof Calvin Alexander and Ida D. (McBrayer) Roberts, of Paulding Co., Ga., and thegrandson of John C. and Jane (McDuffie) Roberts, and of Peter P. and Frances(Cooper) McBrayer.NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGEDARLONEGAJONATHAN CLARK ROGERS, Dahlonega, President, North Georgia College,July 1, 1934-Jan. 12, 1949, resigned. (For sketch see University of Georgia, Athens).WILL D. YOUNG, Dahlonega, Acting President, North Georgia College, Jan. 16,1949-July 1, 1949. Born Apr. 17, 1899 in Gallatin, Sumner co., Tenn. GraduatedCastle Heights Military Academy, 1916; Cumberland University, A.B. degree, 1920,and M.A. degree, 1921; graduate work at University of Chicago and George PeabodyCollege for Teachers. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Knight Templar; K. of P.;S.A.E; Pi Gamma Mu. Teacher, Cumberland Prep School, 1921-22; Prof., history,Cumberland University, 1922-27; dean and registrar 1927-39; head of social sciencedept., North Georgia College, 1940-49; dean, ibid., 1949-date. Served in U. S. Army,World War I.Family details: Married Sept 2, 1941 in Batesville, Miss., Nelle Elizabeth Craig,daughter of James Jackson and Nelle (Goff) Craig. One daughter: Elizabeth Goff.Will D. Young is the son of Claude Viverette and Mary Elizabeth (Donnell) Young,and the grandson of William Henry and Elizabeth (Viverette) Young, and JamesMitchell and Delia (Davis) Donnell.MERRITT ELDRED HOAG, Dahlonega, President, North Georgia College, July1, 1949-date. Born May 25, 1909 in New Castle, Lawrence co., Pa. Graduated EdinboroCollege, B.S. degree, 1931; Duke University, M.Ed, degree, 1936. Former teacherand high school principal in public schools of Pa.; dean, Masonic School of Texas;commandant, North Ga. College. Presbyterian. Democrat. 32° Mason; ScottishRite. Served in U. S. Navy, World War II; Lt. Comdr., Amphib., Pacific; participated in 6 invasions; received Purple Heart, Asiatic medal (4 stars); Philippineliberation (2 stars); American Service and Victory medals. Assisted in the development of the Navy Pre-Flight program in which the Universities of Ga., N. C.,Iowa and St. Mary's College played a large part.Family details: Married June 24, 1933 in Raleigh, N. C., Ruth Ann Lowry,daughter of Albert C. and Pheriba Ann (Gilley) Lowry. One son: John Randall.Merritt E. Hoag is the son of Walter Scott and Edna Pearl (Zimmerman) Hoag,and the grandson of George S. and Mary E. (Williams) Hoag, and Guy and La Bell(Acworth) Zimmerman.SOUTH GEORGIA COLLEGE*DOUGLASJOSEPH MERIWETHER THRASH, President, South Georgia College, Aug. 21,1929-May 6, 1947, died.(For sketch, see House of Representatives, Coffee County).WILLIAM SPENCER SMITH, Douglas, President, South Georgia College, June319

1, 1947-date. Born June 14, 1906 in Ocilla, Irwin CO., Ga. Graduated Statesborohigh school, 1923; Ga. School of Technology, B.C.S. degree, 1933; University of Ga.,M.B.A. degree, 1948. Baptist. Democrat. Elk; Kiwanian. Field adjuster, NationalRecovery Administration, Nov. 1934-Dec. 1935; project director, National YouthAdministration, Sept. 1939-Oct. 1943; regional director, Manpower Utilization Division, War Manpower Commission, Nov. 1943-Mch. 1946.Family details: Married Mch. 15, 1935 in Atlanta, Ga., Dorothy Lassetef bornSept. 5, 1912), daughter of Zadoc Wilder and Ava Clye (Sutton) Las eter. Children: Dorothy Lasseter; Diana Spencer. William Spencer Smith is the son ofDewitt Clinton and Evelyn (Witherington) Smith, and the grandson of PulaskiSikes and Mary Eliza (Tippins) Smith, and John William and Millie Hester(Nobles) Witherington.UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIAHARMON WHITE CALDWELL, President, University of Georgia, Athens, Sept.1, 1935-Jan. 15, 1949, resigned. (For sketch see Chancellor, University of Georgia).JONATHAN CLARK ROGERS, President, University of Georgia, Athens, Jan.1949- Sept. 7, 1950, retired. Born Sept 7, 1885 in Richmond, Wayne co., Ind. Graduated Piedmont College, B.S. degree, 1906; Earlham College, B.S. degree, 1909; Columbia University, A.M. degree, 1927; Piedmont College, Ed.D degree, 1934. Beganteaching in 1909. Mathematics master, athletic director, Oakwood Seminary, N. Y.,1909-11; Superintendent of schools, principal, Piedmont Academy, 1911-13; professor of mathematics and dean, Piedmont College, 1913-24; dean, Piedmont College, 1924-33; vice-president, Piedmont College, 1933-34. Methodist. Democrat.Phi Delta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; member, Kiwanis Club. President, Association of Ga. Colleges, 1931; member, American Association for Advancement ofScience; member, Mathematical Association of America. President, North Ga. College, Dahlonega, July 1, 1934-Jan. 1949, res.Family details: Married Aug. 23, 1911 in Demorest, Ga., Mary Floyd HamiltonBlackshear, daughter of James Everard Blackshear and Katherine McCullum (Baker)Blackshear. Children: Katherine Valentine; Laura Blackshear; Jonathan Clark;Christine Floyd. Jonathan C. Rogers is the son of Jonathan Clark and Anne (Valentine) Rogers, and the grandson of Jacob Edward Rogers, and of John and Martha(S tan ton) Valentine.OMER CLYDE ADERHOLD, President, University of Georgia, Athens, Sept. 7,1950-date. Born Nov. 7, 1899 in Lavonia, Franklin CO., Ga. Graduated high schoolat 9th Dist. Agricultural and Mechanical School, 1919; University of Ga., B.S.degree in Agriculture, 1923 and M.S. degree in Agriculture, 1930; Ohio State University, Ph.D., 1938. Baptist. Democrat. Teacher and Prin., Jefferson high school,1923-26; Supt., Jefferson public schools, 1926-29; assoc. prof, of rural ed., Univ.of Ga., 1929-36; prof, of Education, University of Ga., 1936-50; director, high schoolVictory Corp., State Dept. of Education (part time) during World War II; director,Education Panel of Agricultural Industrial Development, 1944-46; dean, College ofEducation, University of Ga., June, 1946-Sept. 7, 1950. Editor of Agricultural Education International Magazine for teachers of Agriculture; co-author, text book for320

public schools, A Manual for Farm Crops; co-author, School Leaders Manual, 1946;co-author, Survey of Public Education of Less Than College Grade in Ga., 1947;co-author, of books and bulletins published by the Education Panel and AgriculturalIndustrial Development Board and by the Vocational Education Division of theUniversity of Ga.; author, of bulletin, The Needs of Vocational Education in Ga.;contributed many articles to National Magazines.Family details: Married June 30, 1926 in Atlanta, Ga., Bessie Parr, daughter ofWilliam B. and Elizabeth Clara (Watts) Parr. Childen: Elizabeth Clyde; OmerClyde, Jr. Omer Clyde Aderhold is the son of Joseph P. and Mary Catherine(Farmer) Aderhold and the grandson of Isaac Davis Aderhold (served in Co. B,42d Ga. Regt., C.S.A.) and Elizabeth (Jacobs) Aderhold, and James M. Farmer(C.S.A.) and Elizabeth (Harrison) Farmer.UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA SCHOOL OF MEDICINEnowMEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIAAUGUSTA(Name changed by act of Board of Regents from University of Georgia School ofMedicine to Medical College of Georgia, Jan. 18, 1950, and name ofhead changed from 'dean' to 'president.')GEORGE LOMBARD KELLY, M. D., Acting-dean, Medical College of Georgia,formerly Univ. of Ga. School of Medicine, Feb. 23, 1934-Sept. 1, 1935; Dean, Sept.1, 1935-Jan. 17, 1950; President, Jan. 18, 1950-date. Born Oct. 8, 1890 in Augusta,Richmond CO., Ga. Educated in Augusta, Ga., public schools; University of Ga.,A.B. degree with honors, 1911; B.S. degree, 1922; Medical College of Georgia,M.D. degree, 1924. Practicing physician, Augusta, Ga., 1925-26; professor ofanatomy, University of Ga. School of Medicine, 1927-date; superintendent of theUniversity Hospital, 1936-1939. Delta Tau Delta; Phi Rho Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa;Alpha Omega Alpha. Author, "Sexual Feeling in Woman", 1930; winner, CrawfordW. Long Memorial Prize for best paper read before the Medical Association of Ga.,1932; Sex Manual, for those married or about to be," 1945.Family details: Married (1) Men. 21, 1913 in Athens, Ga., Adeline MinaWeatherly (born Oct. 2, 1885 in Athens, Ga.; died Oct. 18, 1918), daughter ofCharles Nance and Jennie (Price) Weatherly. Married (2) June 9, 1920 in Augusta,Ga., Ina Melle Todd (born Oct. 30, 1895 in Laurens co., S. C.), daughter of JamesCornelius and Elizabeth (McKinley) Todd. Children: Margaret Elizabeth; GeorgiaAnne; George Lockwood. G. Lombard Kelly is the son of Jefferson Davis and CarrieWinslow (Lockwood) Kelly, and the grandson of John Kelly and Rebecca (Tomlin)Kelly, and of William Gregg and Catherine (Whitaker) Lockwood.VALDOSTA STATE COLLEGEformerlyTHE GEORGIA STATE WOMAN'S COLLEGEVALDOSTA(By act of Board of Regents, the College became co-educational and namechanged to Valdosta State College, effective Jan. 18, 1950)FRANK ROBERTSON READE, President, Georgia State Woman©s College,321

Valdosta, July 1, 1934-July 1, 1949, retired. Born July 13, 1895 at "The Meadows",near Abingdon, Washington co., Va. Graduated at Episcopal High School, Alexandria, Va., 1914; and at the University of Va., receiving B.A. degree in 1920,M.A. degree in 1921, Ph.D. degree in 1926. Taught English at Ga. School ofTechnology, 1923-34. Episcopalian. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; OmicronDelta Kappa; Phi Kappa Sigma; Raven Society. Wrote editorials for Atlanta Constitution, 1923-24. Srgt. 1st class, Base Hospital 41, A.E.F., located at St. Denis,France. President, Association of Ga. Colleges, 1942-43.Family details: Married Dec. 21, 1922 in Savannah, Ga., Jean McDonald Cunningham(bom Dec. 22, 1899 in Chatham co., Ga.), daughter of Charles A. L.and Katharine (Lynah) Cunningham. Frank R. Reade is the son of Willoughbyand Mary (Robertson) Reade, and the grandson of Willoughby Reade, and of FrankS. and Stella (Wheeler) Robertson.JAMES RALPH THAXTON, Valdosta, Acting President, Ga. State Woman©sCollege (now Valdosta State College), July 1, 1948-July 1, 1949; President, ibid.,July 1, 1949-date. Born Mch. 23, 1901 in Griffin, Spalding co., Ga. GraduatedGriffin high school, 1918; University of Ga., A.B. degree 1921, and A.M. degree,1924; University of Grenoble, France; University of Indiana, Ph.D. degree, 1937.Christian. Democrat. K. of P. Taught in Griffin and Macon public schools; teacher,University of Ga., Jan. 1, 1922-July 1, 1948; served as prof, of Romance Languagesand prof, of History; dean of the Coordinate College; director of admissions andregistrar.Family details: Married Dec. 30, 1922 in Griffin, Ga., Helen Clarkson, daughterof Eugene Richardson and Nancy Edwin (Powell) Clarkson. Children: JamesEdwin; William Herriot. J. Ralph Thaxton is the son of James Reece and FrancesLouise (Jones) Thaxton, and the grandson of James Marion Columbus and Elizabeth (Carmichael) Thaxton, and Harrison and Mary E. (Cooper) Jones.WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE *CARROLLTONIRVINE SULLIVAN INGRAM, Carrollton, Principal, 4th District A. & M.School, 1920-1932; president, West Georgia College, 1933-date. Born Nov. 11, 1892in Tunnel Hill, Whitfield co., Ga. Attended Ga. School of Technology; PeabodyCollege, graduated University of Ga., A.B. degree, 1928; Emory University, A.M.degree, 1933. Further graduate work at Chicago; superintendent, Chipley, Ga.,schools, 1919-20. Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Past president, Carroll Chamber ofCommerce, Carroll Ad Club, Fourth District High School Association; lay delegate,North Ga. conference to general conference of Methodist church, Dallas, Tex., 1930;Jackson, Miss., 1934; and Birmingham, Ala., 1938; Uniting Conference all MethodistChurches, Kansas City, 1939; lay leader North Georgia Conference, 1930-34; lieutenant governor, G. Civitan International, 1930-31; president, Carroll county FarmBureau. Educational and social secretary, Y. M. C. A., Camp Gordon, Ga., 1918.Past president Ga. Association of Colleges, 1945; Rotary Governor of Ga., 1945-46;past president Ga. Society of Historical Research; contributing editor of WesleyanAdvocate, 1948; Gen. Chairman for Boy Scouts for counties of Haralson, Douglasand Carroll, 1949-50.Family details: Married June 11, 1921 in Columbus, Ga., Martha Lewis Munro,322

daughter of George Pierce Munro (senator, 24th Dist., 1894-95; judge, Chattahoocheecircuit, Sept. 14, 1916-Jan. 1, 1917 and Jan. 1, 1921-Jan. 1, 1925, trustee,Marion co., 4th District A. & M. School, Sept. 22, 1906-Sept. 22, 1912) and AnnaGayle Merritt Munro. One daughter, Anna Gayle. I. S. Ingram is the son of Rev.George Conley and Annie Lee (Irvine) Ingram, and the grandson of Lawson andMira (Sullivan) Ingram, and of William Theodore Irvine (member, house of rep.,Chattooga co., 1878-79; senator, 42nd dist., 1890-91) and Rachel (Morton) Irvine.STATE COLLEGESNEGROALBANY STATE COLLEGE (Negro)ALBANY, GEORGIAAARON BROWN, President, Albany State College, July 1, 1943-date. Born Dec.1, 1904 in Pensacola, Escambia co., Fla. Attended public schools of Pensacola.Graduated Talladega College, A.B. degree, 1928; Atlanta University, A.M. degree,1933; University of Chicago, Ph.D. degree, 1943. Methodist. Phi Delta Kappa;Kappa Rho; Alpha Phi Alpha. Mason. Member, Society for the Advancement ofEducation; National Education Association. Editor, Ga. Teachers and EducationAssociation; Chairman, Negro Division, American Cancer Society; Chairman,Chehaw Council, Boy Scouts of America. Instructor in science, LeMoyne College,Memphis, Tenn., 1928-31; principal, Colquitt County Training School, Moultrie,Ga., 1932-35; dean, State T. & A. College, Forsyth, 1935-36; supervisor, NegroSchools, Athens, 1936-39; dean, Fort Valley Normal & Industrial School, 1939-40;registrar and director of Student Personnel, Fort Valley State College, 1940-41.Family details: Married July 10, 1929 in Memphis, Tenn., Martha Ivory (bornJuly 10, 1909 in Shelby co., Tenn.), daughter of Rev. Marion N. and Rosa (Harris)Ivory. One son: Karl. Aaron Brown is the son of Aaron and Alice (Lowe) Brown,and the grandson of Rev. Samuel S. and Annettee (Rogers) Brown, and of Davidand Caroline Lowe.FORT VALLEY STATE COLLEGE (Negro)FORT VALLEY, GEORGIACORNELIUS V. TROUP, President, Fort Valley State College, 1945-date. BornFeb. 7, 1902 in Brunswick, Glynn co., Ga. Graduated Morris Brown College, A.B.degree, 1925; Atlanta University, M.A. degree, 1937; Ohio State University, Ph.D.degree, 1947; Wilberfprce University, LL.D. (honorary) degree, 1949. Baptist.Democrat. Phi Beta Sigma; Phi Delta Kappa; Alpha Kappa Mu; Mason. Taughtat Morris Brown College, 1925-27; principal, Risley high school, Brunswick, 1928-39; registrar, Fort Valley State College, 1939-45.Family details: Married June 20, 1931 in Brunswick, Ga., Katye Celeste Murphy,daughter of Edward and Nina Matilda (Lucas) Murphy. Children: Cornelius V.,Jr.; Kenneth W.; Elliott V. Cornelius V. Troup is the son of Washington D. andSarah Virginia (Whitsey) Troup, and the grandson of William and DorindaTroup, and Willis and Cornelia (Joseph) Whitsey.323

GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE (Negro)(now SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE)SAVANNAH, GEORGIABENJAMIN FRANKLIN HUBERT, President, Georgia State College, Savannah,1926-July 1, 1947. Born Dec. 25, 1884 in White Plains, Ga. Graduated MorehouseCollege, A.B. degree, 1909; and Mass. Agricultural College, B.S.A. degree, 1912;received A.M. degree, Morehouse College, 1929; and LL.D. degree, Alien University, 1929; graduate work at Minnesota and Harvard Universities; completedresident requirements for Ph.D. degree, 1936. Baptist. Phi Beta Sigma. Director,agriculture and agricultural extension for negroes, S. C., 1912-20; editor, PalmettoFarmer; director, agriculture and vocational education, Tuskegee Institute, 1920-26.Member, American army educational corps as supervisor of agriculture for negrotroops in France, 1918-19. Author of several pamphlets on gardening and rurallife among negroes; founder, Negro Country Life Center, Sparta, Ga., 1932; specialagent, U. S. Bureau of Education, 1927-28; special work with Julius RosenwaldFund, summer of 1930-31; member of President Hoover's Educational Committeeto Haiti, 1930. Member, Southern Social Society, committee on Interracial Cooperation, American Fanner's Economic Association, Ga. State College CooperativeAssociation.Family details: Benjamin Franklin Hubert is the son of Zack and Camilla (Hillman)Hubert.JAMES A. COLSTON, President, Georgia State College, Savannah, July 1, 1947-Aug. 31, 1949, resigned. Born July 27, 1909 in Quincy, Gadsden co., Fla. GraduatedMorehouse College, B.S. degree, 1932; Atlanta University, M.A. degree, 1933; received from New York University, Ph.D. degree, 1950. Methodist. Democrat. Mason;Alpha Phi Alpha; Phi Delta Kappa. Principal, Ormond, Fla., high school, 1933;principal, Macon, Ga., high school, 1938; college pres., Daytona Beach, Fla., 1942.Family details: Married Dec. 22, 1935 in Daytona Beach, Fla., WilhelminaThelma White, daughter of Dr. W. T. and Florence (Wells) White. One daughter:Jean Alliece. Dr. James A. Colston is the son of Meadie and Anica Colston.WILLIAM KENNETH PAYNE, President, Savannah State College, Mch. 1,1950-date (former Ga. State College, was acting pres., Sept. 1, 1949-Mch. 1, 1950).Born Aug. 23, 1903 in Calhoun, Lowndes co., Ala. Graduated Morehouse College,A.B. degree, 1923; Columbia University, A.M. degree, 1927; attended University ofMinnesota, 1937-1939; University of Chicago, 1940-41. Began teaching, Ala. StateCollege, 1923. Congregationalist. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Omega Psi Phi; SigmaPi Phi. Member, American teachers assoc.; N.E.A. National society for the study ofeducation; Academy of Political Science; Ga. teachers and educational assocs. Organized Dunbar Jr. College, Little Rock, Ark., 1929.Family details: Married Feb. 22, 1928 in Montgomery, Ala., Mattie ElizabethBeverly, daughter of Dr. J. W. and Mattie Elizabeth (Dale) Beverly. Children:William Kenneth, II; Roselyn Elizabeth. W. K. Payne is the son of Rev. RobertTurner and Mary Anne (Marsh) Payne, and the grandson of Daniel and Martha(Webb) Payne, and David and Rachel (Campbell) Marsh.324

CHAPTER VIICOUNTY MISCELLANY AND OFFICERS1945-1950County officers are elected by the qualified voters of their respective counties ordistricts, and hold office for four yean. The person or persons must have beena resident of the county for two years and a qualified voter. (Georgia Constitutionof 1945, Article XI, Section II, Paragraph I).APPLING COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 15, 1818;Dec. 21, 1819; Dec. 20, 1824Named for Col. Daniel ApplingCounty Seat: BaxleyArea: 454 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 54Judicial circuit: BrunswickPopulation 1950 Census: 14,013County OfficersOrdinary M. F. Moody*Clerk G. B. EasonMiles Moody*Sheriff Claude G. WilliamsNapoleon DyalNorwood P. Moody*Tax Receiver W. B. BurkettW. B. Burkett, Sr.*Tax Collector Robert B. ParkerKenneth C. (Bud)Craven*Surveyors W. L. WoodardR. C. Carter*Coroner J. B. FossettRoy E. MartinW. D. Branch*County Com. W. D. BranchR. O. TippinsWilliam RenteCephas T. CrummeyMaurice W. WeatherlyRoy L. Reynolds*John Herndon*J. Hines Sellers*Herman A. Young*J. Emmett Arnold*H. B. Stone, Sr.,* Clk.School Supt. Joe Pritchard,* BaxleyCounty Atty. J. B. MooreMilton C. Grainger*ATKINSON COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 15, 1917Named for Gov. Wm. Y. AtkinsonCounty seat: PearsonArea: 330 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 5Judicial circuit: AlapahaPopulation 1950 Census: 7,368County OfficersMrs. Alma SummerlinOrdinary W. H. Ricketson*Clerk W. R. VickersG. Q. James*Sheriff M. L. Davis*Tax Com. George Cowart*Surveyor Tavel Courson*County Com. H. L. TillmanW. R. Cuthree,* Chm.E. T. StockwellJ. M. Roberts, Jr.*G. Q- James,* Clk.School Supt. J. O. White, PearsonDan W. Lott,* PearsonCounty Atty. G. A. HargravesL. A. Hargraves*BACON COUNTYCreated by Act of July 27, 1914Named for Senator Augustus O. BaconCounty seat: AlmaArea: 271 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 46Judicial circuit: WaycrossPopulation 1950 Census: 8,963OrdinaryCounty OfficersPaul Hayden** Indicates party is serving in 1950.325

ClerkSheriff .Tax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.E. L. McClellanRoy Tinan Boatright»W. C. Courson»B. Mack Crosby*Berry H. Aldridge*J. J. Jones*Ralph Spivey*B. A. Bishop*J. C. RigdonAmos TannerJoe CarterR. B. Vickers*W. R. GreenwayW. B. Dowdy*Call TaylorArvin Tanner*C. H. Bennett*J. B. Brigman*A. C. Taylor*Charles C. Taylor*Mrs. Inez Pearson,* Clk.D. M. D. Tyre,* AlmaT. J. Townsend*BAKER COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 12, 1825;Dec. 24, 1825Named for Col. John BakerCounty seat: NewtonArea: 357 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 9Judicial circuit: AlbanyPopulation 1950 Census: 5,969OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoroner .County Com.School Supt.County Atty.County OfficersW. E. Jones*C. T. WillifordMilton Shiver*M. C. Screws*A. L. Bush*P. L. Odum*M. W. Irvin*Jack E. Simmons*R. L. Edwards*J. H. Hall, Chm.H. T. Rente*Jessie Goodman*Warren RooksW. O. LunsfordL. Cotton*H. E. Hines*Robert Prince Hall*C. T. Williford,* Clk.C. W. TwittyH. E. Hall,* NewtonRobt. B. ShortRobt. Culpepper, Jr.Jas. W. Salter*326BALDWIN COUNTYCreated by Acts of May 11, 1803;Dec. 7, 1805Named for Abraham BaldwinCounty seat: MilledgevilleArea: 307 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 20Judicial circuit: OcmulgeePopulation 1950 Census: 29,721OrdinaryClerk ..... .Sheriff .Tax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurer .SurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.County OfficersBertie B. Stembridge*J. Cleveland Cooper*L. D. Stancill*Joseph F. McCluney, Jr.*Mrs. L. D. Smith*Otto M. Conn*Calvin Rice*Sam L. Terry*Willard Williamson*O. M. Ennis,* Chm.Roy L. Nelson*Marion Ennis,* Clk.L. D. Langley,MilledgevilleR. Frank Lawrence,*MilledeevilleMarion Ennis*BANKS COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 11, 1858Named for Dr. Richard BanksCounty seat: HomerArea: 222 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 33Judicial circuit: PiedmontPopulation 1950 Census: 6,970County OfficersOrdinary Early Chambers*Clerk . . G. H. Rylee*Sheriff .. Tarris Brewer*Tax Receiver J. O. Parker*Tax Collector J. W. CochranHubert Poole*Surveyor Joe E. Hope*Coroner . A. K. Alien*County Com. Tom Martin, Chm.M. O. ScogginsHerbert SegarsGuy Wilbanks*Oscar Rucker*Pope Turner,* Chm.V. E. Chambers,* Clk.School Supt. C. L. Tucker,* HomerCounty Atty. J. B. G. Logan*

BARROW COUNTYCreated by Act of July 7, 1914Named for Chancellor David CrenshawBarrowCounty seat: WinderArea: 168 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 27Judicial circuit: PiedmontPopulation 1950 Census: 13,150County OfficersOrdinary W. H. MaxwellBertha McElhannon*Clerk .. H. D. Harrison*Sheriff H. C. CampDelma Smith*Tax Receiver H. L. Wall*Tax Collector Willie H. Hill*Treasurer M. L. WilliamsonV. O. Marr*Surveyor H. L. Dunahoo*Coroner Y. B. Doster*County Com. H. T. Flanigan,* Chm.E. S. PerryT. G. Ethridge*J. M. Kinney*E. F. Barrow,* Clk.School Supt. J. O. McNeal,* WinderCounty Atty. Jos. D. Quillian*BARTOW COUNTY(Originally Cass County)Created by Act of Dec. 3, 1832Name changed to Bartow Dec. 3, 1861Named for Gen. Francis BartowCounty seat: CartersvilleArea: 471 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 42Judicial circuit: CherokeePopulation 1950 Census: 27,329County OfficersOrdinary C. L. Collins*Clerk Wesley Smith*Sheriff G. W. GaddisFrank C. Atwood*Tax Receiver Smith Mansfield*Tax Collector Henry C. NelsonGordon H. Holt*Treasurer J. B. Lewis*Surveyor W. W. Daniel*Coroner G. W. HendricksW. C. Gaines*County Com. A. V. NealGriffin Smith*J. B. Lewis,* Clk.327School Supt. J. K. Headden,CartersvilleL. A. McArthur,*CartersvilleCounty Atty. Jinley and Henson*BEN HILL COUNTYCreated by Act of July 31, 1906Named for Benjamin H. HillCounty seat: FitzgeraldArea: 256 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 45Judicial circuit: CordelePopulation 1950 Census: 14,891OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.County OfficersP. J. Kelly*David L. Paulk*J. V. Griner*J. Frank Evans*Mrs. F. M. Graham*Mrs. F. M. Graham*M. C. Sutton*W. L. WatsonCarl Thompson*Geo. W. BoneyM. D. RabitzschJ. P. (Lonnie) SuttonW. E. Hoyle, Sr.«Chm.J. R. Kimball*V. G. Wells*J. H. Fussell,* Clk.J. H. Bullard, FitzgeraldT. C. Hunter,* FitzgeraldJ. C. McDonald*BERRIEN COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 25, 1856Named for John M. BerrienCounty seat: NashvilleArea: 455 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 53Judicial circuit: AlapahaPopulation 1950 Census: 14,004OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax Com.CoronerCounty OfficersByrd Griner*Perry A. Harris*N. N. Hughes*N. H. Harper*Calvin GrinerNorman Lovein, Jr.*County Com. H. A. SwindleE. D. McMillan

School Supt.County Atty.E. S. StewardO. L. Griner,* Chm.June Brogdon*Carl Dixon*Bernice McMillan,* Clk.W. H. Powell,* NashvilleL. J. Courson*BIBB COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 9, 1822;Dec. 23, 1822Named for Dr. W. W. BibbCounty seat: MaconArea: 277 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 51Judicial circuit: MaconPopulation 1950 Census: 113,533County OfficersOrdinary Walter C. Stevens*Clerk Romas Ed Raley*Sheriff E. Julian Peacock*Tax Com. Dan D. Dunwody*Treasurer Mrs. Agnes L. Freeney*Surveyor E. H. CutterH. D. Cutter*Coroner Lester H. Chapman*County Com. Calder B. Clay*, Chm.R. Coke ConnallyJohn W. Denson*Edgar B. Meaders*D. Leon WilsonLawrence J. Brown*Kenneth W. Dunwody*Marvin L. Newberry.*Clk.School Supt. Mark Smith,* MaconCounty Atty. Ellsworth Hall*BLECKLEY COUNTYCreated by Act of July 30, 1912Named for Chief Justice Logan E.BleckleyCounty seat: CochranArea: 205 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 14Judicial circuit: OconeePopulation 1950 Census: 9,254OrdinaryClerkSheriffCounty OfficersR. W. Coody*J. D. NeSmithD. M. Forehand*J. J. SmithGus Giddens*328Tax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.J. F. Dykes*H. J. Purser*R. H. PeacockIvey M. Smith*S. A. Arnold*R. H. PeacockIvy M. Smith*W. B. Brady,* CochranM. H. BoyerJ. F. Floyd*BRANTLEY COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 14, 1920Named for Benjamin D. BrantleyCounty seat: NahuntaArea: 434 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 3Judicial circuit: WaycrossPopulation 1950 Census: 6,397County OfficersOrdinary James N. Stewart*Clerk Jesse C. Alien*Sheriff J. Walter Crews*Tax Com. F. R. Newton*Treasurer Archie A. Johns*Surveyor D. S. PageDewey Lee*Coroner{C. S. Kizer. R. Proctor*os. B. StricklandT. V. Rhoden*T. W. LastingerRobert DruryRoy HarperR. B. Brooker*J. V. Strickland*D. W. Wainwright*J. C. Adams,* Clk.School Supt. R. D. ThomasHershel Herrin,*NahuntaCounty Atty. W. A. WoodC. Winton Adams*BROOKS COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 11, 1858Named for Preston L. BrooksCounty seat: QuitmanArea: 514 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 53Judicial circuit: SouthernPopulation 1950 Census: 18,139County OfficersOrdinary L. A. Wagnon*Clerk A. C. DeanEmory S. Bower*

Sheriff.... . ...Tax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.A. W. Jones*W. L. Johnson*Mrs. Hattie GooeyBarrs*W. H. O'Neal*Jack Pollock*H. T. Brice*Leo Collins*Kelly Wood*Frank GrooverJohn L. GriffinW. H. Strickland*O. A. Cooper*W. H. Alien,* Clk.Burney Humphries,*QuitmanS. Spencer Bennet*BRYAN COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 19, 1793Named for Jonathan BryanCounty seat: PembrokeArea: 431 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 2Judicial circuit: AtlanticPopulation 1950 Census: 5,957County OfficersOrdinary . W. R. Deal*Clerk ... .. U. J. Bacon*Sheriff .. ... E. W. Miles*Tax Com. J. F. GregoryB. Z. Cowart*Treasurer Mrs. L. G. VanBrackle*Surveyor . J. D. HamCoroner . I. C. SimsR. L. Jackson*County Com. J. G. StricklandI. G. LanierJ. T. StubbsC. C. SlaterH. C. KesslerMerrill E. Bacon*W. Carlos Burnsed*Raleigh Davis*Kyle D. Smith*Harold B. Warnell*W. Roscoff Deal,* Clk.•School Supt. Mrs. S. E. Speir,PembrokeMrs. Elizabeth S. Brogden,PembrokeF. C. Drexel, Pembroke•County Atty. J. P. Dukes*BULLOCH COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 8, 1796Named for Archibald Bulloch329County seat: StatesboroArea: 668 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 49Judicial circuit: OgeecheePopulation 1950 Census: 24,856County OfficersOrdinary F. I. Williams*Clerk O. L. BrannenHattie Powell*Sheriff . Stothard Deal*Tax Com. J. L. ZetterowerMrs. W. W. DeLoach*Treasurer Fred W. HodgesSurveyor R. J. Kennedy, Jr.*Coroner C. C. AkinsMallie Jones*County Com. Fred W. Hodges,* Chm.J. H. Bradley*J. T. MartinG. Donald Martin*School Supt. W. E. McElveen,StatesboroH. P. Womack,*StatesboroCounty Atty. Cohen AndersonA. M. Deal*BURKE COUNTYCreated by Constitution of Ga., 1777Named for Edmund BurkeCounty seat: WaynesboroArea: 956 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 17Judicial circuit: AugustaPopulation 1950 Census: 23,469County OfficersOrdinary . F. S. Burney*Clerk . .Raymond N. Delaigle*Sheriff O. J. Cliett*Tax Com. . Mrs. Frances McE.Gates*Coroner . R. L. EdenfieldJohn F. Ward*County Com. F. M. GatesL. L. ChandlerE. L. MulkeyT. W. RadfordM. K. Tucker*Albert B. Daniel*Guy Chance*Malcolm J. Mobley*R. C. Neely*E. M. Price,* Clk.School Supt. A. H. Gnann,*WaynesboroCounty Atty. E. M. Price*

BUTTS COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 24, 1825Named for Capt. Sam ButtsCounty Seat: JacksonArea: 203 Square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 22Judicial circuit: FlintPopulation 1950 Census: 9,133County OfficersOrdinary. . G. D. Head*Clerk . - ..... . Paul Maddox*Sheriff. .. .......J. D. Pope*Tax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurer....Surveyor.. .....CoronerCounty Com. .. J. Ed Carmichael*J. S. BallWayne Barnes*. W. M. Redman*W. O. MooreT. J. Collins*. Truman Hardy*E. P. ColwellE. D. PatrickP. A. SmithA. A. White,* Chm.A. C. Finley*L. J. Washington*W. H. Wilson,* Clk.School Supt.... ..F. C. Hearn,* JacksonCounty Atty. ...W. M. Redman*CALHOUN COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 20, 1854Named for John C. CalhounCounty seat: MorganArea: 284 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 9Judicial circuit: AlbanyPopulation 1950 Census: 9,044County OfficersOrdinary......... ..W. T. Davis*Clerk................ .R.. E. Clements*Sheriff............. ..J. B. Adams*Tax Receiver.. ..Tilden Watkins*Tax Collector. E. E. Plowden*Coroner. .......... Dr. James B. Martin*County Com... .J. H. MorrisW. L. Goodwin*Joe Collier*J. L. Home*Chappell Jennings*,Chm.W. F. Ferguson*Hubert M. Gay*School Supt.... .Mrs. H. T. Singleton*EdisonCounty Atty. Lee Miller, Jr.*CAMDEN COUNTYCreated by Constitution of Ga., 1777Named for the Earl of CamdenCounty seat: WoodbineArea: 711 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 4Judicial circuit: BrunswickPopulation 1950 Census: 7,339OrdinaryClerk .. .SheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyor ..Coroner ....County Com.Schoop Supt.County Atty.County OfficersJ. F. JacksonJ. J. Godley*J. J. GodleyJ. Edwin Godley*W. E. Smith*A. E. Fleming*Kelly W. Liles, Jr.K. W Liles*Hugh M. Thigpen*E. A. WestberryJ. O. Simmons*N. Clark Brown,J. D. McColloughJ. D. Proctor,* Chm.John BuieJ. F. AtkinsonL. D. Pacetti*M. A. Brown*C. L. McCarthy, Jr.*Henry T. Berrie*J. Edwin Godley*Mary Lee Clark,*WoodbineJ. F. JacksonBenj. R. Martin, Jr.*CANDLER COUNTYCreated by Act of July 17, 1914Named for Gov. Alien D. CandlerCounty seat: MetierArea: 228 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 49Judicial circuit: MiddlePopulation 1950 Census: 8,042County OfficersOrdinary . . S. W. WarrenNed B. Warren*Clerk . Mrs. Evelyn A. Jones*Sheriff ... . J. H. FlyntFred Wallace*Tax Com. . Palmer Mercer*Coroner ... Theo BanksFred DeLoach*County Com. E. F. Franklin, Chm.330

School Supt.County Atty.R. H. Rogers*H. L. Carter*J. Foster Williams,*Chm.J. R. Morgan*Ben Parrish*Fred L. Miles*, MetterJ. C. Trapnell*CARROLL COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 1826Named for Charles CarrollCounty seat: CarrolltonArea: 492 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 37Judicial circuit: CowetaPopulation 1950 Census: 34,084County OfficersOrdinary S. P. Craven*Clerk T. J. H. RobertsonEdwin A. Harman*Sheriff B. B. KilgoreDenver Gaston*Tax Com. J. B. Reeves*Surveyor T. R. Evans*Coroner O. C. ReidW. O. Cobb*County Com. B. L. GarrettR. B. Muse,* Chm.A. A. ParkerL. E. Traylor*Grover Willis*Mrs. Gladys Barker*Clk.School Supt. J. H. McGiboney,*CarrolltonCounty Atty. S. C. BoykinO. W. Roberts, Jr.*CATOOSA COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 5, 1853Named an Indian NameCounty seat: RinggoldArea: 169 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 44Judicial circuit: LookoutPopulation 1950 Census: 15,137County OfficersOrdinary Earle McDaniels*Clerk Ottis L. Wiggins*Sheriff J. M. Moreland*Tax Com. Bert Ward*Coroner Gail H. Emberson*County Com. Tom W. Christian*331School Supt.Miss Ruth Williams,RinggoldJohn A. Emberson,*Ringgold (1949-1950)CHARLTON COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 18, 1854Named for R. M. CharltonCounty seat: FolkstonArea: 792 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 4Judicial circuit: WaycrossPopulation 1950 Census: 4,825OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.County OfficersA. S. McQueenCecil Conner*Aderine W. Reynolds*J. O. Sikes*H. H. Crews*L. E. Mallard*John BanksRay Gibson*Ralph DavisGeo. W. CrewsErnest Bell,* Chm.Alton J. Carter*R. Harvey Thrift*F. L. BurnsedJohn Harris*W. S. Smith*A. S. McQueen*CHATHAM COUNTYCreated by Constitution of Ga., 1777Named for the Earl of ChathamCounty seat: SavannahArea: 370 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 1Judicial circuit: EasternPopulation 1950 Census: 149,796County OfficersOrdinary Gordon Saussy*Clerk . William B. Scott*Sheriff Wilkes S. MacFeeleyWm. C. (Bill) Harris*Tax Receiver Thomas M. Hoynes*Tax Collector J. Archie Johnson*Treasurer Elton E. Wright*,Disbursing ClerkSurveyor Robert D. GignilliatRobt. D. Gignilliat, Jr.*Coroner Tohn L. ElliottHarold M. Smith,* M.D.

County Com. John J. CornellEdwin W. Cubbedge*H. Lee Fulton, Jr.*James P. Houlihan,*Chm.Arthur W. Solomon*Roger Wood*G. Ruben Butler,* Clk.School Supt. Ormond B. Strong,SavannahAlfred T. Vick,*SavannahCounty Atty. John J. Bouhan*CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 13, 1854Named for Chattahoochee RiverCounty seat: CussetaArea: 218 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 24Judicial circuit: ChattahoocheePopulation 1950 Census: 14,321OrdinaryClerk . .Sheriff .... ..Tax Com. ..TreasurerCoroner .County Com.School Supt.County OfficersMrs. E. B. Spivey*J. F. ChastainMrs. J. F. Chastain*N. E. Wright*J. M. CulpepperW. F. Van Horn*K. G. Harp*C. B. AustinE. L. Burgamy*K. G. Harp,* Chm.W. F. Dillard*Mrs. M. R. Hollis*Mrs. E. B. Spivey,* Clk.A. E. Johnson, CussetaW. C. Jones,* CussetaCHATTOOGA COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 28, 1838Named for Chattooga RiverCounty seat: SummervilleArea: 328 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 42Judicial circuit: LookoutPopulation 1950 Census: 21,208County OfficersOrdinary John W. King*Clerk John S. Jones*Sheriff A. H. GlennRuben A. Lyons*Tax Receiver George D. Irwin332Tax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty ComSchool Supt.County Atty.Ray Van Pelt*J. A. ScogginsEmmett Clarkson*J. B. Stephenson*I. M. HendersonRoosevelt Young*W. B. Hair*F. A. Justice,* Chm.J. B. HixH. C. Gordon*T. J. Espy, Jr.,* Clk.G. A. Kling*R. C. Floyd*C. B. Aiken,*SummervilleMoses E. Brinson*Created by Acts of Dec. 26, 1831;Dec. 3, 1832Named for the Cherokee IndiansCounty seat: CantonArea: 429 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 39Judicial circuit: Blue RidgePopulation 1£OrdinaryClerk .....Sheriff ...Tax Com.Surveyor* .CoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.CHEROKEE COUNTYCounty C OfficersWalter F. Owen*Lee F. BurtzC. B. Holcomb*Lee SpearsHubert Wehunt*D. J. McCurley*L. C. SawyerW. R. Pinyan*Howard Baker*J. H. BagwellCharlie C. Killian*Miss Louise Perry,* Clk.Eugene W. Owen*H. G. Vandiviere*CLARKE COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 5, 1801Named for Gen. Elijah ClarkCounty seat: AthensArea: 114 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 50Judicial circuit: WesternPopulation 1950 Census: 36,448County OfficersOrdinary Ruby Hartman*Clerk . Elmer J. Crawford*

SheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.Walter E. JacksonH. T. Huff, Jr.*Mrs. Mary Nell BryantSmithP. J. Smith*Albert E. Davison*E. I. SmithRobert D. Hamilton*Harry H. Huff*S. C. Cartledge*Harry H. Elder,* Chm.H. Frank Hammett*J. H. Towns*H. K. Nicholson,* Clk.W. R. Coile,* AthensCarlisle Cobb*CLAY COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 16, 1854Named for Henry ClayCounty seat: Fort GainesArea: 203 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 11Judicial circuit: PataulaPopulation 1950 Census: 5,830OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTax Com.TreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County OfficersMiss Annie Frank Foote*A. C. HarrisonHubert M. Gay*A. E. Hamilton*L. A. StricklandH. C. HubbardH. C. Hubbard*A. C. Harrison*W. R. McLendon*N. H. EngramJ. Clem Sanders*R. H. Morris,* Chm.F. W. Bell*L. A. Foster*H. G. McKemie*R. A. Watson*Hubert M. Gay,* Clk.P. C. King, Fort GainesW. W. King,*Fort GainesCLAYTON COUNTYCreated by Act of Nov. 30, 1858Named for A. S. ClaytonCounty seat: JonesboroArea: 142 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 26Judicial circuit: Stone MountainPopulation 1950 Census: 22,017333County OfficersOrdinary Alan KemperFrank Adamson*Clerk . P. K. Dixon*Sheriff W. L. Dickson*Tax Com. Fay W. ClarkeRobert E. Coleman*Treasurer P. R. CraneRaymond O. White*Surveyor R. S. Mundy*Coroner J. L. Reeves*County Com. J. G. MorrisJohn C. Hulgan*Mrs. H. M. Arnold,*Clk.School Supt. W. E. Huie, JonesboroWare C. Callaway,*JonesboroCounty Atty. W. H. Reynolds*CLINCH COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 14, 1850Named for Gen. Duncan L. ClinchCounty seat: HomervilleArea: 747 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 5Judicial circuit: AlapahaPopulation 1950 Census: 6,024County OfficersOrdinary Kate C. PaffordMrs. Agnes JamesMrs. Agnes Smith*Clerk . Folks HuxfordD. O. Tomlinson*Sheriff . W. C. Woolen*Tax Receiver Robert M. Coon*Tax Collector A. J. Gibbs*Surveyor ... L. C. HinsonWallace Jernigan*Coroner S. D. TomlinsonW. E. Harper*County Com. T. J. SteedleyT. W. TamesM. W. HughesJ. LantrdaleFranklin Stalvey. W. James, Chm.as. T. Riggins,* Chm.Grover B. Lee*Alfred Griffis*Noah C. Williams*Estyl H. Smith*Gilfert C. Pafford,* Clk.School Supt. Mrs. S. C. Patterson,*HomervilleCounty Atty. Ben T. Willoughby*

COBB COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 3, 1832Named for Thomas W. CobbCounty seat: MariettaArea: 353 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 39Judicial circuit: Blue RidgePopulation 1950 Census: 61,748OrdinaryClerk .SheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.County OfficersJas. J. DaniellJohn T. Dorsey*John T. LeCroy*Harry R. Scoggins*Miss Helen C. GriffinLuther C. Hames, Sr.»John D. CollinsTas. E. Berry*Horace Groover*Paul Hensley*John Williams*Geo. H. McMillanJohn A. Heck,* Chm.John T. LeCroy*John T. Dorsey*Herbert C. McCollum,*Clk.W. P. Sprayberry,*MariettaWillingham,* Cheney,*Hicks,* Edwards*J. Guy RobertsCOFFEE COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 9, 1854Named for Gen. John CoffeeCounty seat: DouglasArea: 632 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 46Judicial circuit: WaycrossPopulation 1950 Census: 23,998County OfficersOrdinary Miss Pearl R. VickersCarlos B. Grantham*Clerk D. J. GillisJulian Minchew*Sheriff R. C. RelihanClyde Goodwin*Tax Com. E. D. Gilliard*Treasurer Noah E. Felton*Surveyor David Alton PetersonJ. E. McClelland*Coroner John Ricketson*County Com. N. E. Holton,* Chm.R. E. LottSchool Supt.County Atty.F. R. Griffin*Edison Walker*R. Peterson,* Clk.E. M. Thompson,*DouglasM. D. Dickerson*COLQUITT COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 25, 1856Named for Walter T. ColquittCounty seat: MoultrieArea: 529 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 47Population 1950 Census: 33,933County OfficersOrdinary J. J. StricklandT. Josh Davis*Clerk Clayton W. Wells*Sheriff . T. V. BeardOlin L. Beverly*Tax Receiver Shelton E. Sharpe*Tax Collector Harry Hiers*Treasurer T. B. Mount*Surveyor Murff Hawkins*Coroner F. A. WhiteTack Barber*County Com. W. A. Blasingame*T. W. Coleman*W. W. King*D. W. LanierL. W. ChafinHarris Perry*I. W. Powell*t. B. Mount,* Clk.School Supt. C. E .Chafin, MoultrieRay C. Bryant,*County Atty. J. O. Gibson*Moultrie334COLUMBIA COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 10, 1790Named for Christopher ColumbusCounty seat: ApplingArea: 350 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 29Judicial circuit: AugustaPopulation 1950 Census: 9,499County OfficersOrdinary Kathryn Morris*Clerk Griffin B. Pollard*Sheriff . Joseph P. Crawford*Tax Com. John E. Harris*Coroner Will C. Knox*

Jounty Com. Griffith B. LamkinLionel L. Prather,* Chm.John E. BlanchardJ. H. Marshall*Paul H. Blanchard*Jennie Tankersley,* Clk.School Supt. jabie S. HardinJohn P. Blanchard*County Atty. John F. Hardin*COOK COUNTYCreated by Act of July 30, 1918Named for Gen. Philip CookCounty seat: AdelArea: 241 square milesCongressional district: 8Sena orial district: 53Judicial circuit: AlapahaPopulation 1950 Census: 12,242County OfficersOrdinary W. I. FlowersA. H. Roberts*Clerk G. C. Hendry*Sheriff C. A. Vittum*Tax Com. C. O. Smith*Surveyor D. M. GriffinSmith WetheringtorgCoroner A. D. WisemanThad Wiseman*County Com. Dr. T. B. Cobb,* Chm.W. C. Connell*O. V. Marshall*Freddie Carol Yopp *Clk.School Supt. Frank Hughes*County Atty. Tas. T. DampierVirgil D. Griffis*COWETA COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 1826Named for the Chief of the CowetasCounty seat: NewnanArea: 443 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 36Judicial circuit: CowetaPopulation 1950 Census: 27,736County OfficersOrdinary ....... J. T. Pike*Clerk Wallace Gray*Sheriff A. Lamar Potts*Tax Com. W. Z. (Bill) Camp*Treasurer Marvin Hearn*Surveyor T. Y. Mattox*Coroner C. J. Owens*335County Com. Rhodes H. Johnson*W. H. (Pat) Johnston*Dr. T. W. Sewell,* Chm.Lee A. Evans*John Meriwether*Chas. H. Arnall,* Clk.School Supt. J. N. Starr, NewnanJ. Wilkins Smith,*NewnanCounty Atty. Walter D. Sanders*CRAWFORD COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 9, 1822;Dec. 23, 1822Named for William H. CrawfordCounty seat: KnoxvilleArea: 319 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 23Judicial circuit: MaconPopulation 1950 Census: 6,083County OfficersOrdinary Mrs. L. T. HancockAlton Moncrief*Clerk B. T. WareThos. P. Smith*Sheriff L. R. O'Neal*Tax Receiver E. S. Wright*Tax Collector Mrs. H. J. McCraryM. R. Murphey*Treasurer F. E. Bentley*Surveyor H. H. Carr*Coroner . A. T. SpillersPaul W. Spillers*County Com. O. C. Cochran,* Chm.I. P. MooreW. E. PearsonW. L. Marshall*W. Frank Stembridge*Hoy Dent,* Clk.School Supt. W. H. Fargarson,RobertaC. P. Maddox,* RobertaCRISP COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 17, 1905Named for Charles F. CrispCounty seat: CordeleArea: 277 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 48Judicial circuit: CordelePopulation 1950 Census: 17,644OrdinaryCounty Officers. Elizabeth H. Westbrook*

ClerkSheriffTax Com.CoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.J. L. Dorough*J. R. Meeks*G. T. (Jake) Sheppard*W. E. MixonT. D. Rainey*Dr. L. E. Williams,*Chm.J. H. Dorough*C. L. McMillanRussell C. Harris*P. H. Greene,* Clk..W. F. Smith,* CordeleJ. W. DennardGrayson Reddick*DADE COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 25, 1837Named for Maj. Francis DadeCounty seat: TrentonArea: 186 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 44Judicial circuit: LookoutPopulation 1950 Census: 7,362County OfficersOrdinary . . .. J. M. CarrollA. W. Peck*Clerk Graham HaleSheriff G. C. TatumJ. W. Lynch*Tax Com. W. F. MorrisonMrs. W. F. Morrison*Treasurer John W. MurphyVirgil Jenkins*Surveyor Pope Cole*Coroner Alex RainesTom Sims*County Com. A. W. Peck*Mrs. Annie D. Hale *Clk.School Supt. L. M. Allison, TrentonRoy Moore,* TrentonCounty Atty. F. M. GleasonGleason and PainterMaddox J. Hale*DAWSON COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 3, 1857Named for William C. DawsonCounty seat: DawsonvilleArea: 216 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 32Judicial circuit: NortheasternPopulation 1950 Census: 3,707336County OfficersOrdinary R. H. Kelley*Clerk Len Taylor*Sheriff Glen Wallace*Tax Com. J. M. BeardenS. A. Clack*Surveyor N. G. Cash*Coroner Dr. M. L. HowardJ. E. BruceRalph Maddox*County Com. Clayton SlatonA. L. MooreWeldon IveyJ. T. Whitmire*H. G. Talley*H. F. Ledbetter*Len Taylor,* Clk.School Supt. Mrs. G. D. Castleberry,*DawsonvilleDECATUR COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 8, 1823;Dec. 19, 1823Named for Stephen DecaturCounty seat: BainbridgeArea: 583 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 8Judicial circuit: AlbanyPopulation 1950 Census: 23,625County OfficersOrdinary Nell MaxwellJ. R. Deese*Clerk Ben KirboEmmett R. Culbreth*Sheriff R. A. StephensA. E. White*Tax Com. Austin P. Phillips*Treasurer Lee A. Parker*Surveyor Edison J. Mullis*Coroner J. M. Lovett*County Com. R. M. Reynolds,* Chm.J. L. Brock*R. E. Wells*J. T. Laslie*R. G. Pope*W. H. Miller,* Clk.School Supt. Andrew Avery,BainbridgeW. L. Lamb,*BainbridgeCounty Atty. W. H. Miller*DEKALB COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 9, 1822;Dec. 23, 1822Named for Baron DeKalb

County seat: DecaturArea: 272 square milesCongressional district: 5Senatorial district: 34Judicial circuit: Stone MountainPopulation 1950 Census: 135,791Ordinary V. S. Morgan[Catherine £. Mann*Clerk Ben B. Burgess*Sheriff .. W. L. Broone*Tax Com. . .. Homer HowardFred Nash*Surveyor Gordon Nalley*Coroner S. D. Warren*County Com. Scott Candler*A. R. Almon,* Clk.School Supt. H. E. Nelson, DecaturJ. D. Cherry,* DecaturCounty Atty. J. A. McCurdy*DODGE COUNTYCreated by Act of Oct. 26, 1870Named for William E. DodgeCounty seat: EastmanArea: 431 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 48Judicial circuit: OconeePopulation 1950 Census: 17,869OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax Com.TreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersJohn W. Jones, Jr.Roy W. Holder*D. S. StokesAlbert Harrell*O. B. Peacock*Slaton Lowery*John W. Jones, Sr.Roy W. Holder*Jake D. Harrell*W. B. Joiner*J. R. C. JonesD. B. Cadwell*Miss Ivelyn Cadwell,*M. W. Harrell, EastmanManning W. Tripp,*EastmanHal M. Smith*DOOLY COUNTYCreated by Acts of May 15, 1821;Dec. 24, 1821Named for Col. John DoolyCounty seat: Vienna337Area: 397 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 14Judicial circuit: CordelePopulation 1950 Census: 14,150OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersJ. Frank Powell*R. G. LumsdenWilliam V. Harvard*A. D. PeavyJohn Byram Pokes*E. C. Morgan*J. N. Hargrove*Dr. H. A. Mobley*W. A. DosterD. W. Carroll*E. H. Smith,* Chm.W. P. HudsonHowell Porter*W. Ed Posey*Leon F. Beddingfield *Clk.A. E. Bush,* ViennaL. F. Beddingfield*DOUGHERTY COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 15, 1853Named for Charles DoughertyCounty seat: AlbanyArea: 342 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 10Judicial circuit: AlbanyPopulation 1950 Census: 42,633OrdinaryClerk . .SheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersJ. M. Tomlinson*J. W. Bush*D. C. Campbell, Sr.*Roy L. Barnes*Paul H. Jones*William Lowe*C. W. Thomas*Geo. B. Mock*M. W. Tift,* Chm.Mallory Lippitt*J. T. Fleming,* Clk.R. H. Warren, III*Albany •Leonard Farkas*DOUGLAS COUNTYCreated by Act of Oct. 17, 1870Named for Stephen A. DouglasCounty seat: DouglasvilleArea: 208 square milesCongressional district: 7

Senatorial district: 39Judicial circuit: TallapoosaPopulation 1950 Census: 12,195County OfficersOrdinary L. E. Bartlett*Clerk Sarah McKoyF. M. Winn*Sheriff Mac C. Abercrombie*Tax Com. J. W. James*Surveyor W. P. Johnson*Coroner S. O. HitchcockPaul Cochran*County Com. R. H. HutchesonMilton M. Watkins*R. D. TealW. M. Chatham*B. J. Turner*T. W. Tyson*L. S. SmithR. L. DurenL. C. AbercrombieH. C. Woods*B. G. Dukes*Jasper E. Sticher*A. G. Meadows,* Chm.G. C. Lee*Lula Gilland,* Clk.School Supt. Lewis W. Burnett,DouglasvilleJ. W. Shadix,*DouglasvilleAttorney .. ... D. S. Strickland*EARLY COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 15, 1818; Dec.21, 1819; Dec. 24, 1825Named for Gov. Peter EarlyCounty seat: BlakelyArea: 524 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 9Judicial circuit: PataulaPopulation 1950 Census: 17,392County OfficersOrdinary .. . D. C. Morgan*Clerk ... . Bert Tarver*Sheriff Sid W. Howell*Tax Com. J. L. Houston*Treasurer Earl "Tige" Pickle*Surveyor Roy Smith*Coroner J. T. Jordan*County Com. J. L. Bethea, Sr.Leon H. BaughmanR. C. HowellO. P. JenkinsEmmette McLendonWilton B. Bostwick*338School Supt.AttorneySam Ray ChandlerJ. Bryant Gaulden*Theo White*Clarence E. Martin*Bert Tarver,* Clk.T. B. Mellete, BlakelyR. K. Sites,* BlakelyA. H. Gray*ECHOLS COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 13, 1858Named for Robert M. EcholsCounty seat: StatenvilleArea: 362 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 6Judicial circuit: SouthernPopulation 1950 Census: 2,495County OfficersOrdinary L. A. Kinsey*Clerk T. D. Herndon*Sheriff W. M. Smith*Tax Receiver S. D. Kinsey*Tax Collector W. O. Valentine*Surveyor . G. E. King*Coroner C. H. Henderson*County Com. E. F. Blair*J. M. HendersonWill RewisT. E. Wetherington*B. W. Wright,* Chm.T. D. Herndon,* Clk.School Supt. J. E. Culpepper,*StatenvilleAttorney .. H. LangdaleJ. W. Langdale*EFFINGHAM COUNTYCreated by Constitution of Ga., 1777Named for Lord EffinghamCounty seat: SpringfieldArea: 448 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 1Judicial circuit: OgeecheePopulation 1950 Census: 9,120County Officers}Ordinary. R. Conawjay*Clerk. H. "Shearouse*Sheriff H. O. Carr*Tax Receiver M. W. Brag?*Tax Collector F. C. Brinson*Treasurer Milton Arden*Surveyor Paul Weitman*Coroner F. C. Rahn*

County Com. J. B. Kessler, Chm.F. J. Futrelle*G. A. GnannH. W. GriffinC. L. Kessler*B. L. Rahn»B. F. Arnsdorff*Geo. H. Edwards*J. R. Conaway,* Clk.School Supt. Ernest B. Mingledorff,*SpringfieldAttorney Walter UsherELBERT COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 10, 1790Named for Gen. Samuel ElbertCounty seat: ElbertonArea: 361 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 30Judicial circuit: NorthernPopulation 1950 Census: 18,572County OfficersOrdinary . C. B. Thornton*Clerk Thomas B. Rucker*Sheriff . John A. Starke*Tax Com. . J. F. HarperJ. Zoras SeymourNina H. Albertson*Treasurer L. Stanley StowersMary CatherineCleveland*Surveyor . J. H. WarrenA. P. Stevens, Jr.*Coroner . J. Wade DixonTom A. Hewell*County Com. G. C. Crawford*W. M. Palmer,* Clk.School Supt. Guy T. Bell, ElbertonPrince A. Hodgson,*ElbertonAttorney Robert M. Heard*EMANUEL COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 10, 1812;Dec. 6, 1813Named for Gov. David EmanuelCounty seat: SwainsboroArea: 764 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 16Judicial circuit: MiddlePopulation 1950 Census: 19,698County OfficersOrdinary S. J. FlandersHenry A. Flanders*339ClerkSheriffTax Com.TreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyJ. L. Lewis*P. L. Youmans*N. D. MooreTas. B. Mason*W. W. Flanders*E. K. Hatten*C. A. ColemanW. H. Thigpen*J. A. ColemanA. W. Lawson*J. H. GayJ. W. Kea*V. E. Durden*W. L. Wilkes,* Clk.W. O. Phillips,*SwainsboroF. C. WilliamsWilliams and Smith*EVANS COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 11, 1914Named for Gen. Clement A. EvansCounty seat: ClaxtonArea: 287 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 49Judicial circuit: AtlanticPopulation 1950 Census: 6,645County OfficersOrdinary .. . Bert Smith*Clerk ... ......H. B. Burkhalter*Sheriff .. .. . Candler Rogers*Tax Com. ... A. D. EasonLewis P. Strickland*Coroner .... R. D. Tillman*County Com. T. D. Hodges*T. J. Wood,* Chm.A. J. Bowen. L. Strickland. A. Sapp*t. J. Odom*D. N. Beasley*S. T. Brewton,* Clk.School Supt. Geo. T. Durrence,*ClaxtonAttorney S. T. Brewton*FANNIN COUNTYCreated by Act of Jan. 21, 1854Named for Col. J. W. FanninCounty seat: Blue RidgeArea: 401 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 41Judicial circuit: Blue RidgePopulation 1950 Census: 15,162

Ordinary ..Clerk. .SheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersR. T. StilesRoy Chapman*L. A. StylesTed Bruce*H. G. Henson*J. E. NicholsLloyd Stepp*F. K. AndersonClyde Henry*Geo. Kilpatrick*F. L. Brackett*G. A. CurtisH. C. Collins*Travis L. Guthrie,*Blue RidgeWilliam ButtFAYETTE COUNTYCreated by Acts of May 15, 1821;Dec. 24, 1821Named for General LaFayetteCounty seat: FayettevilleArea: 234 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 26Judicial circuit: GriffinPopulation 1950 Census: 7,989County OfficersOrdinary. ........ W. L. BurchHoward Handley*Clerk . .. . N. W. Kelley*Sheriff . . ... W. J. BallardHugh Stinchcomb*Tax Receiver Mrs. Alton Whitlock*Tax Collector Mrs. J. W. LunsfordRaymond Farrer*Treasurer . .. Emma Betsill*Surveyor .. ....J. O. Lee*Coroner .... L. V. McEachern*County Com.. Mearl BrownFrancis T. Jones*Howard Handley,* Chm.Thos. J. Mitchell*Howard Handley,* Clk.School Supt. Miss Elizabeth Redwine,FayettevilleF. A. Sams,* FayettevilleAttorney J. W. Culpepper*FLOYD COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 3, 1832Named for Gen. John FloydCounty seat: RomeArea: 502 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 42340Judicial circuit: RomePopulation 1950 Census: 62,917OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.Attorney .. .County OfficersCarl Griffin*J. L. JollyMelvin Owens*M. E. HortonD. G. Johnson*J. L. StoreyMrs. J. L. Storey*Tom Clemmons*C. O. Walden*Dewey ChambersI. W. Davis*W. H. Lewis,* Chm.W. J. BiddyJ. A. ErwinJ. D. KennedyClifford P. RussellC. G. Kirkland,* Chm.N. N. Burnes, Jr.*Joe HawkinsC. L. Powers*Seaborn N. Whatley*Sidney Lowery*Miss Agnes Beard,* Clk.John C. Warr, RomeR. H. Miller,* RomeJames Maddox*FORSYTH COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 3, 1832Named for Gov. John ForsythCounty seat: GummingArea: 247 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 33Judicial circuit: Blue RidgePopulation 1950 Census: 10,995County OfficersOrdinary . . Jarrett P. FowlerE. D. Dover*Clerk . .. J. V. Merritt*Sheriff .... Ira SewellB. R. Farr*Tax Com. Geo. W. BramblettGeo. Earl Burruss*Surveyor ... Arnold Williams*Coroner Henry F. Pruitt*County Com. E. D. DoverBen WoffordGeo. PhillipsHomer L. Byers*Ivan C. Heard*Charlie W. Boling,*Chm.Mrs. Vinnie B. Redd*Clk.

School Supt.AttorneyA. R. Housley,*GummingLeon Boling*FRANKLIN COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 25, 1784Named for Benjamin FranklinCounty seat: CarnesvilleArea: 279 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 31Judicial circuit: NorthernPopulation 1950 Census: 14,448OrdinaryClerk ..... ..Sheriff ......Tax Com. ....TreasurerSurveyor ... .Coroner. ...County Com.School Supt.Attorney. ......County OfficersC. D. McEntireMartin Neal*B. D. Ginn*T. W. Andrews*Sanford M. Ayers*J. W. Carroll*Clarence AdamsT. L. SmithW. T. Ayers*C. D. McEntireMartin Neal*Ruedell Oliver,* Clk.M. T. Whitlow,CarnesvilleMiss Jessie Strickland,*CarnesvilleHomer W. GainesCol. Linton S. Johnson*FULTON COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 20, 1853Named for Robert FultonCounty seat: AtlantaArea: 193 square milesCongressional district: 5Senatorial district: 52Judicial circuit: AtlantaPopulation 1950 Census: 466,172County OfficersOrdinary Eugene Gunby*Clerk ...... . J. W. Simmons*Sheriff......... .. .A. B. Foster*Tax Receiver Guy A. Moore*Tax Collector T. E. Suttles*Treasurer Mabel Abbott MacNeill*Surveyor ... ......C. D. RobertCoroner .......County Com.E. W. Robert*..Ed. L. Almand*Charlie BrownI. Glore Hailey*R. L. "Shorty" Doyal*341School Supt.County Atty.J. H. Aldredge*Jack Towns*Thomas L. Camp*Frank R. Fling,* Clk.Paul D. West,* AtlantaRalph H. PharrW. S. Northcutt*GILMER COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 3, 1832Named for Gov. George R. GilmerCounty seat: EllijayArea: 440 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 41Judicial circuit: Blue RidgePopulation 1950 Census: 9,918OrdinaryClerkSheriff .County OfficersWilliard C. Holden*J. M. GarrettBill Westmoreland*Grady DavesRalph DavisTax Receiver F. C. McKinish*Tax Collector H. D. RayFred Elliott*Surveyor . . A. H. Clayton*Coroner . . John W. DavisCharlie Puckett*County Com. B. C. Logan,* Chm.Robert Burnett*Seth Hyatt*Mrs. Hazel R. Knox *Clk.School Supt. Bryan Parks,* EllijayAttorney . ... Orsbon L. Foster*GLASCOCK COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 19, 1857Named for Gen. Thomas GlascockCounty seat: GibsonArea: 170 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 18Judicial circuit: ToombsPopulation 1950 Census: 3,595County OfficersOrdinary Henry Sheppard*Clerk . T. A. Walden*Sheriff .. T. L. KitchensJohn T. Raley*Tax Receiver J. P. Alien*Tax Collector Oliver Hawkins*Treasurer L. V. UsryRalph L. Hadden*Surveyor Herman May*

Coroner. R. E. Palmer*County Com. H. G. SammonsA. R. WilliamsW. B. ChalkerJames M. Cole*E. S. Johnson*James E. Rivers*W. A. Brassell,* Clk.School Supt. W. G. Todd, GibsonT. G. Kent,* GibsonAttorney W. W. Dukes*GLYNN COUNTYCreated by Constitution of Ga. 1777Named for John GlynnCounty seat: BrunswickArea: 439 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 4Judicial circuit: BrunswickPopulation 1950 Census: 29,114OrdinaryClerk ...Sheriff ..Tax Com.SurveyorCoroner.County Com.School Supt.Attorney. ...County OfficersEdwin W. Dart*H. F. DuBignon*.Geo. M. OwensM. E. Owens*J. M. Exley*W. N. GramlingAtwood M. Freeman*J. D. BaldwinS. P. McDaniel*Alton H. Perry*Joseph C. StewartR. W. Whittle*Arthur H. True*Floyd E. Gressel*G. Arthur Nail*Samuel E. Levine*W. G. (Jack) Moran*Warren R. Neel,* Clk.R. E. Hood,* Brunswick..C. L. GowenEdw. B. Liles*GORDON COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 13, 1850Named for William B. GordonCounty seat: CalhounArea: 375 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 43Judicial circuit: CherokeePopulation 1950 Census: 18,957OrdinaryClerk . . .County Officers... B. F. Whittemore. .. J. Ira Holland*342Sheriff .Tax Com.Surveyor.Coroner .County Com.School Supt.AttorneyW. F. Rowland*George L. FoxFrank Wilson*Gene MossW. G. Robertson*W. N. Rogers*G. A. HolsonbackJ. H. Henderson*J. D. NelsonJ. H. Payne*J. I. Holland,* Clk.Wayne L. Ashworth,*CalhounJ. G. B. Erwin*GRADY COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 17, 1905Named for Henry W. GradyCounty seat: CairoArea: 444 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 7Judicial circuit: AlbanyPopulation 1950 Census: 18,919County OfficersOrdinary . Mrs. E. F. Willis*Clerk .. . P. M. BaggettLeland Harrison*Sheriff . . Tax Com. C. H. Strickland*T. F. Proctor*Surveyor ... P. W. Schinkel*Coroner .. . P. H. BlackmanH. F. Bearden*County Com. Ben F. HarrisonL. O. MerrittT. W. AldredgeW. E. WambleA. G. HarrisonW. A. Walker, Jr.*Carl R. Bryant*Minor L. Williams*P. T. Carlton*W. B. Hester*Miss Ivy Bussey,* Clk.School Supt. Wm. Muggridge, CairoCater L. Connell,* CairoAttorney R. A. BellL. H. FosterGeo. T. Smith*GREENE COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 3, 1786Named for Gen. Nathaniel GreeneCounty seat: GreensboroArea: 416 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 19

Judicial circuit: OcmulgeePopulation 1950 Census: 12,849OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyor .CoronerCounty Com.School Supt.Attorney . .County OfficersE. Lloyd Lewis*Wm. B. Caldwell*L. L. Wyatt*Floyd B. Freeman*W. H. West*J. N. Turner*W. H. McCommons*T. H. McGibony,* Chm.I. W. IvyC. L. Rhodes*R. C. Corry,* Clk.Floyd B. Freeman,* Clk.Floyd T. Corry,*GreensboroJ. G. Faust*GWINNETT COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 15, 1818;Dec. 19, 1818Named for Button GwinnettCounty seat: LawrencevilleArea: 440 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 34Judicial circuit: PiedmontPopulation 1950 Census: 32,375Ordinary ......Clerk .............Sheriff........ ....Tax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurer .. ..Surveyor ......Coroner .. ....County Com.County OfficersSchool Supt. -—Howard Pool,AttorneyE. S. Wages*Henry F. Wages*Jesse L. MorganT. J. Johnson*Everett E. Norton*Harold J. CampbellGrover C. Montgomery*T. W. Webb*G. L. Veal*J. L. HigginsFloyd A. Huff*A. J. CorleyT. L. HarrisW. R. HurstWeldon B. Archer,*Chm.O. D. Cain*Paul Dover*O. D. Cain.* Clk.LawrencevilleR. C. Wilbanks,*LawrencevilleMarvin A. AllisonA. G. Liles*HABERSHAM COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 15, 1818;Dec. 19, 1818343Named for Joseph HabershamCounty seat: ClarkesvilleArea: 290 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 31Judicial circuit: MountainPopulation 1950 Census: 16,532County OfficersOrdinary Frank E. GabrelsJoe T. Holbrook*Clerk Ernest J. Kimsey*Sheriff A. P. HillGeo. H. Pardue*Tax Receiver H. J. Roberts*Tax Collector G. T. Brock*Treasurer S. T. BrownSurveyor . Otis Smith*Coroner Jack Patterson*County Com. Joe T. Holbrook*Ruby S. Fulbright,* Clk.School Supt. Ernest R. Hallford,ClarkesvilleL. E. Nichols,*ClarkesvilleAttorney . John E. FrankumW. Glenn Ellard*HALL COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 15, 1818;Dec. 19, 1818Named for Lyman HallCounty seat: GainesvilleArea: 437 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 33Judicial circuit: NortheasternPopulation 1950 Census: 40,020Ordinary ........Clerk ...........Sheriff .. .......Tax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersW. Frank Wood*R. W. Smith*W. A. CrowFred Bryan*Harve Ingram*H. H. Martin*S. C. MoonW. E. Hines, Jr.*J. B. Vickers*W. A. BlackRoy W. Parks*Leco L. RogersA. D. Bagwell*Joe M. Chandler*Geo. A. Jordan,* Clk.H. G. Jarrard,*GainesvilleCharles J. ThurmondA. R. Kenyon*

HANCOCK COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 17, 1793Named for John HancockCounty seat: SpartaArea: 530 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 20Judicial circuit: OcmulgeePopulation 1950 Census: 11,034OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorCoroner .County Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersMrs. Mildred L.Brantley*W. B. Dickens*Bernard Butts*H. C. Latimer*L. L. Stewart*James A. Jackson*Warren A. ArcherThos. W. BrantleyFrank H. JacksonTas. F. Cheely*W. F. Hall*Marvin E. Moate*Geo. E. Sims, Jr.,* Clk.Mrs. Louise G. Moore,SpartaMrs. Lillie Chamlee,*SpartaG. Lee DickensGeo. F. Sims, Jr.*HARALSON COUNTYCreated by Act of Jan. 26, 1856Named for Hugh A. HaralsonCounty seat: BuchananArea: 284 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 38Judicial circuit: TallapoosaPopulation 1950 Census: 14,680County OfficersOrdinary I. N. DaniellMrs. I. N. Daniell*Clerk Carl C. Head*Sheriff . .....Grover C. NewmanClaude P. Massey*Tax Receiver A. V. Hutcheson*Tax Collector L. J. White*Treasurer Tuck Brown*Coroner . L. J. JeffersHubert Miller*County Com. W. E. MorganSterling Wilson*Mrs. S. J. Wilson,* Clk.School Supt. E. H. Goldin,* BuchananAttorney Don B. HoweC. V. Driver*344HARRIS COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 14, 1827;Dec. 24, 1827Named for Charles HarrisCounty seat: HamiltonArea: 501 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 25Judicial circuit: ChattahoocheePopulation 1950 Census: 11,258OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersJ. B. Peavy*Roy Butts*M. D. Hadley*J. F. ThompsonMrs. J. F. Thompson*L. E. Foster*C. M. Smith*J. T. Short*J. C. MoonA. S. RichardsonG. W. Teel*Jake C. Moon*A. H. Anderson*Mrs. Chas. Johnson,*Clk.W. B. Wisdom,* ChipleyG. W. Ruling*HART COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 7, 1853Named for Nancy HartCounty seat: HartwellArea: 261 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 30Judicial circuit: NorthernPopulation 1950 Census: 14,514County OfficersOrdinary A. E. Ertzberger*Clerk . . John W. Herndon*Sheriff Carey C. CarterS. V. Bowers*Tax Com. T. L. Matheson*Treasurer W. P. EsteiCoroner A. D. BrownHoward ShirlyCounty Com. L. A. PruittW. Eber Bailey*P. P. Harrison,* Clk.School Supt. W. A. Moss,* HartwellAttorney T. S. MasonJohn B. Morris*

HEARD COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 22, 1830Named for Stephen HeardCounty seat: FranklinArea: 285 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 37Judicial circuit: CowetaPopulation 1950 Census: 6,966County OfficersOrdinary Louise Sledge*Clerk . . G. A. AdamsWebster Denney*Sheriff J. E. GladneyVirgil Bledsoe*Tax Com. W. C. Hill*Treasurer H. J. Mickle*Coroner . G. C. Lesley*County Com. Jim T. Mickle*J. A. RogersW. D. Millians*L. M. Daniel*Louise Sledge,* Clk.School Supt. N. A. Rogers,* FranklinAttorney . Frank L. Gearreld*HENRY COUNTYCreated by Acts of May 15, 1821;Dec. 24, 1821Named for Patrick HenryCounty seat: McDonoughArea: 324 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 35Judicial circuit: FlintPopulation 1950 Census: 15,784OrdinaryClerk .SheriffTax Com.Treasurer .Surveyor .CoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County OfficersC. H. Bowen*R. H. Daniel*E. Q. Owen*C. W. Fargason*Leslie Hand*T. T. Henry*E. W. Barnett*W. P. PullinJ. C. Chafin*H. F. PriceT. M. SteeleW. B. LaneW. H. Austin*J. A. Brown*J. O. Gown*W. W. Wise*J. S. Hunt,* Clk.Henrietta L. Turner,McDonough345Harold Turpin,*McDonoughAttorney E. L. ReaganThos. J. Brown, Jr.*HOUSTON COUNTYCreated by Acts of May 15, 1821;Dec. 24, 1821Named for Gov. John HoustonCounty seat: PerryArea: 443 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 51Judicial circuit: MaconPopulation 1950 Census: 20,904OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersJohn L. Hodges*Tommie S. Hunt*C. C. Chapman*E. W. Marshall*Florine C. Rainey*T. S. ChapmanJ. S. Rainey*Warren B. Hodge*T. L. Warren,* Chm.Claude Watson*W. D. Kersey*John T. Miller, Jr.*T. Lawrence Hunt,* Clk.S. W. Hickson, PerryL. W. Tabor,* PerryC. E. BrunsonRobert E. Brown*IRWIN COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 15, 1818;Dec. 21, 1819Named for Gov. Jared IrwinCounty seat: OcillaArea: 378 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 45Judicial circuit: TiftonPopulation 1950 Census: 11,981OrdinaryClerkSheriffCounty OfficersJames Whitley*J. A. ClementsChas. Young*Tillman PaulkD. D. Hudson*Tax Receiver J. A. Royal*Tax Collector J. A. Roberts*Surveyor M. T. Henderson*Coroner Herman Dix*County Com. L. D. McClellandJ. W. Watkins

School Supt.AttorneyLott PaulkWarren J. Paulk*T. J. Whitley*David F. Clement*Mrs. C. H. Henderson *Clk.Philip Newbern,* OcillaW. R. Mixon*JACKSON COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 11, 1796Named for Gov. James JacksonCounty seat: JeffersonArea: 355 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 27Judicial circuit: PiedmontPopulation 1950 Census: 18,987OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersL. B. Moon*C. T. Storey*John B. Brooks*A. O. Hood*A. S. Johnson*Miss Cully Roberts*R. G. PrickettRichard S. Medlin*W. A. Wages*D. P. BoltonR. L. P. CarterW. R. Langford*Mayes A. Venable*Miss Cully Roberts,* Clk.T. T. Benton, JeffersonR. L. P. Carter,*JeffersonGeo. W. Westmoreland*JASPER COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 10, 1807Name changed from Randolph to JasperCo. Dec. 10, 1812Named for Sergeant JasperCounty seat: MonticelloArea: 321 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 28Judicial circuit: OcmulgeePopulation 1950 Census: 7,483TreasurerSurveyorCoroner .County Com.School Supt.AttorneyT. G. BlackwellEllis Pope*Hugh Oxford*Tom Chaffin*Ezell Goolsby*E. F. Perry*Geo. C. StinsonM. L. Clay*Mrs. Linus Polk,* Clk.V. E. Thornton,MonticelloGibson Ezell,*MonticelloW. H. Key*JEFF DA VIS COUNTYCreated under Act of Aug. 18, 1905Named for Jefferson DavisCounty seat: HazlehurstArea: 300 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 54Judicial circuit: BrunswickPopulation 1950 Census: 9,332County OfficersOrdinary G. D. GarrettC. C. Harrison*Clerk T. T. Dean*Sheriff D. L. EvansE. L. Hatten*Tax Com. W. C. Ellis*Treasurer Mrs. Doshia H. Buford*Surveyor E. E. Singletary*Coroner J. J. Thomas*County Com. C. C. Harrison*School Supt. Mrs. Margaret D. Dearing,HazlehurstW. G. Beall,* HazlehurstAttorney C. W. Heath*JEFFERSON COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 20, 1796Named for Thomas TeffersonCounty seat: LouisvilleArea: 646 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 18Judicial circuit: MiddlePopulation 1950 Census: 18,833County OfficersOrdinary Eugene Middlebrooks* OrdinaryClerk Mrs. C. B. PoundC. B. Pound*Sheriff F. R. Ezell* ClerkTax Com. C. E. Ozburn*346County OfficersMiss Jessika A. WrightMrs. Jessika WrightCarswell*John W. FarmerE. J. Smith, Jr.*

Sheriff Tames Hubbard*Tax Receiver Mrs. Lamar WrenJohn Paul Jones*Tax Collector T. H. Rivers*Treasurer M. W. Salter*Coroner Craig Carswell*County Com. C. W. Henderson,* Chm.J. E. Barrow*S. W. OverstreetWylly T. Jordan*Frank Hardeman,* Clk.School Supt. C. C. McCollum,LouisvilleO. G. Lancaster,*LouisvilleAttorney Q. L. Bryant*JENKINS COUNTYCreated under Act of Aug. 17, 1905Named for Charles J. JenkinsCounty seat: MillenArea: 342 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 17Judicial circuit: OgeecheePopulation 1950 Census: 10,303County OfficersOrdinary Reamer Y. Lane*Clerk J. H. Simpson*Sheriff Roy L. Johnson*Tax Com. Mrs. N. M. Reynolds*Coroner J. G. EdenfieldDennis Brinson*County Com. Garnett Godbee*A. S. Newton,* Chm.Hoke S. Reeves*E. G. Daniel,* Clk.School Supt. C. B. Landrum, MillenMilton A. Carlton*JOHNSON COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 11, 1858Named for Gov. Herschel V. JohnsonCounty seat: WrightsvilleArea: 292 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 21Judicial circuit: DublinPopulation 1950 Census: 9,900OrdinaryClerkSheriffCounty OfficersMrs. G. W. Cannon*. C. B. Harrison*. D. F. Hall*Tax Receiver R. E. KitchensJ. A. Lindsey*347Tax Collector L. E. ParkerBarney Sammons*Treasurer W. L. Thompson*Surveyor Jack C. Brantley*Coroner J. F. DavisT. V. Kent*County Com. S. F. Wilson*J. G. GreenwayLotis McAfee,* Chm.Roy D. Powell*School Supt. H. L. FulfordBob Hollis, WrightsvilleMrs. Bessie B. Martin,*WrightsvilleAttorney W. C. Brinson*JONES COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 10, 1807Named for James JonesCounty seat: GrayArea: 377 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 21Judicial circuit: OcmulgeePopulation 1950 Census: 7,536OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersMrs. Annie E. Morton*F. M. Stewart, Jr.*Holmes J. Hawkins*Mrs. G. W. Glawson*T. H. Trice*Thomas Elton Smith*W. T. Pitts*J. B. EthridgeJ. A. BurnetteGeorge B. SlocumbOliver E. Greene*Mrs. J. McW. Hungerford*A. Clayton Kitchens*Earl H. Hamilton,* Clk.W. E. Knox,* GrayJ. Millard JacksonJ. Pierce Anderson*LAMAR COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 17, 1920Named for L. Q. C. LamarCounty seat: BarnesvilleArea: 184 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 22Judicial circuit: FlintPopulation 1950 Census: 9,865OrdinaryCounty OfficersE. L. Butler*

Clerk .. .SheriffTax Com.SurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyM. P. OwenBen T. Abbott*J. Gordon Morris*T. G. Bell*R. L. TyusT. H. Willoughby*N. A. Peacock,* Chm.R. R. ManryS. V. MilnerT. L. Cauthen*W. T. Burnett*E. L. Butler,* Clk.W. Q. Gresham,*BarnesvilleE. O. DobbsClifford SeayH. L. Kennedy, Jr.*LANIER COUNTYCreated by Acts of Aug. 11, 1919;Aug. 7, 1920Named for Sidney LanierCounty seat: LakelandArea: 191 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 6Judicial circuit: AlapahaPopulation 1950 Census: 5,168OrdinaryClerkSheriff ..Tax Com.CoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersM. E. Johnson*W. H. Howell*J. F. Studstill, Jr.*J. B. Powell*P. U. ClantonJ. V. Cook*Isaac Brogdon*O. A. GanasNass HendleyB. F. HowellJ. L. Johnson,* Chm.Mack Sirmans*W. H. StudstillMarie S. Sirmans*Mrs. O. A. Spence,LakelandJ. W. Threatte,*LakelandThos. E. Miller*LAURENS COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 10, 1807Named for Col. John LaurensCounty seat: DublinArea: 806 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 16Judicial circuit: Dublin348Population 1950 Census: 33,103County OfficersOrdinary Wiley H. Adams*Clerk J. B. Bedingfield*Sheriff ... .... .Carlos Gay*Tax Receiver S. Tilden Hall*Tax Collector Trammell C. Keen*Treasurer Mrs. G. C. Bidgood*Coroner O. D. KnightJ. T. Weaver*County Com. W. W. BrinsonMillard BeallR. T. GilderE. B. Dominy*R. A. Register*L. O. Beacham, Jr.*Walter Waldrep,* Clk.School Supt. Mrs. Anne ParkersonConnell, DublinL. H. Cook,* DublinAttorney R. M. DaleyCarl K. Nelson*LEE COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 1826Named for Richard H. LeeCounty seat: LeesburgArea: 326 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 10Judicial circuit: SouthwesternPopulation 1950 Census: 6,680County OfficersOrdinary S. Eugene Sanford*Clerk . R. R. Green*Sheriff W. E. TarpleyJ. D. McBride*Tax Receiver Mrs. Malcolm J.Richardson*Tax Collector J. J. ForresterS. J. Yeoman*Treasurer T. C. Tharp*Surveyor S. P. Crotwell*Coroner M. W. Mitchiner*County Com. H. D. Cannon*G. M. CallawayD. H. Fussell*E. J. Stocks*T. E. Jones*Gus Martin*W. M. Coxwell,* Clk.School Supt. H. T. Kearse,* LeesburgAttorney W. G. MartinJ. M. Forrester*LIBERTY COUNTYCreated by Constitution of Ga., 1777

Named for American IndependenceCounty seat: HinesvilleArea: 503 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 2Judicial circuit: AtlanticPopulation 1950 Census: 8,467OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersMollie Ashmore*R. M. Ryon*P. H. Sikes*W. H. PorterW. I. Stafford, Jr.»J. W. Griner*J. E. GrooverE. A. Daniel*C. E. MobleyC. B. Jones,* Chm.M. F. Martin, Sr.*O. T- Olmstead, Sr.»E. A. Daniel,* Clk.Mrs. Jordye M. Bacon,*HinesvilleW. F. Mills*LINCOLN COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 29, 1796Named for Gen. Benj. LincolnCounty seat: LincolntonArea: 291 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 29Judicial circuit: ToombsPopulation 1950 Census: 6,492Area: 393 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 3Judicial circuit: AtlanticPopulation 1950 Census: 3,552OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersGeorge W. Zorn*M. F. Weaver*W. M. Jones*J. E. Swindell*A. G. PinkstonZ. A. Smith*M. C. GarrisonA. J. Kelly*J. C. Howard*R. B. Smiley*C. H. Baxter*D. W. Davis*H. H. Howard,* Clk.Byron FitzgeraldMrs. Mary D. Gordon,*LudowiciThos. E. Dawson*LOWNDES COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 23, 1825;Dec. 24, 1825Named for William J. LowndesCounty seat: ValdostaArea: 484 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 6Judicial circuit: SouthernPopulation 1950 Census: 35,216OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersHomer Legg*W. T. Dunaway*G. E. Norman*G. C. Leverette, Sr.*Mosley Hogan*H. D. Bentley*L. P. Elam*Guy Moss*P. W. Mims,* Chm.H. A. Goldman*J. A. Goldman*Homer Legg,* Clk.J. L. Colvin, LincolntonMrs. J. L. Colvin,*LincolntonL. C. Groves*LONG COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 14, 1920Named for Dr. Crawford W. LongCounty seat: Ludowici349County OfficersOrdinary T. N. HolcombeT. N. Holcombe, Jr.*Clerk .... .T. B. Converse*Sheriff J. L. SpiveyJewell L. Futch*Tax Com. Teff M. DavisIrene Bacon*Coroner . L. R. Bridges*County Com. D. E. ColemanT. Mitchell DasherJack Staten,* Chm.J. C. Hunt*George Shelton*T. M. Hutchinson,* Clk.School Supt. James L. Dewar,*ValdostaAttorney A. T. LittleA. T. Little*LUMPKIN COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 3, 1832

Named for Gov. Wilson LumpkinCounty seat: DahlonegaArea: 280 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 32Judicial circuit: NortheasternPoDulation 1950 Census: 6,581County OfficersOrdinary C. C. Smith*Clerk Doyle H. Anderson*Sheriff M. B. AndersonJ. R. Gibson»Tax Com. John W. Rider*Surveyor . J. D. BarrettCoroner W. C. Littlefield*County Com. C. H. MauldinR. O. JarrardJohn H. MooreR. E. Baker,* Chm.Ted Copeland*J. B. Pierce*Attorney E. D. KenyonJ. F. Pruitt, Sr.Herman J. Spence*School Supt. G. Price Bowen,DahlonegaFred Butler,* DahlonegaMACON COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 14, 1837Named for Nathaniel MaconCounty seat: OglethorpeArea: 332 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 13Judicial circuit: SouthwesternPopulation 1950 Census: 14,188Ordinary .Clerk ... .SheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyor .CoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County OfficersS. F. Hogg*Lawrence McKenzie*W. T. Jolly*W. B. BattonJas. A. Smith*D. C. Smith*J. R. Curtis*S. J. English*Love FeltonEd. M. McKenzie,*Chm.Chas. C. WalkerD. M. Riddle*Felton S. McCarty*Hayward Smith*B. B. Murphy*A. E. Lockerman, Sr.,*Clk.Mrs. J. M. Moore,350OglethorpeW. H. Martin,*OglethorpeAttorney Jule FeltonA. C. Felton, III*MADISON COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 5, 1811Named for James MadisonCounty seat: DanielsvilleArea: 284 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 30Judicial circuit: NorthernPopulation 1950 Census: 12,233OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax Com.SurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersD. A. MoseleyW. H. Strickland*. .. W. D. MeadowToe T. Tiller*Ralph BairdPat Coile*H. B. Burroughs*A. P. Stevens, Jr.C. B. Ayers*G. L. WilliamsCarlton Echols*W. F. HixJ. Cliff BarnettR. R. Bird,* Clk.J. K. Brookshire,*/ DanielsvilleJ. T. Murray*MARION COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 14, 1827;Dec. 24, 1827Named for Gen. Francis MarionCounty seat: Buena VistaArea: 360 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 24Judicial circuit: ChattahoocheePopulation 1950 Census: 6,516County OfficersOrdinary J. M. RogersHerman Davis*Clerk L. R. Youngblood*Sheriff R. E. DillardW. E. Henson*Tax Com. Miss Marion JosseyWilbur Powell*Treasurer . Herman F. DavisW. H. Lowe*Coroner J. H. Huffman*County Com. J. O. Wells

Ossie N. Singleton*Agnes Weed,* Clk.School Supt. E. H. McMichael,Buena VistaArthur J. Benson,*Buena VistaAttorney O. N. Singleton*McDUFFIE COUNTYCreated by Act of Oct. 18, 1870Named for George McDuffieCounty seat: ThomsonArea: 287 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 29Judicial circuit: AugustaPopulation 1950 Census: 11,445OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersJ. C. DunnJ. D. Baston*Alien Pannell*L. J. Norris*Mrs. Lois Gheesling*I. E. Hawes*J. C. DunnT. D. Baston*L. W. Farr*W. T. Smith*J. C. DunnT. D. Baston*Lottie McCorkle,* Clk.Lon L. Fleming,ThomsonLouise Fluker,* ThomsonJ. Glenn StovallMcINTOSH COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 19, 1793Named for the Mclntosh familyCounty seat: DarienArea: 470 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 2Judicial circuit: AtlanticPopulation 1950 Census: 6,007County OfficersOrdinary Mrs. Emily B. Varnedoe*Clerk J. L. Britt*Sheriff A. S. PoppellThos. H. Poppell*Tax Com. R. A. Young, Jr.*Coroner A. C. DavisW. E. ThagardA. C. Davis*County Com. W. H. Graham*351School Supt.H. H. BryanM. C. Middleton*J. A. Hardy*A. M. Durant*G. C. Rogers, Jr.*W. R. Neel,* Clk.W. P. Lunsford, DarienMrs. Lucy B. Patillo,Darien*MERIWETHER COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 14, 1827;Dec. 24, 1827Named for Gen. David MeriwetherCounty seat: GreenvilleArea: 495 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 36Judicial circuit: CowetaPopulation 1950 Census: 20,589County OfficersOrdinary John Head*Clerk B. I. GilbertA. D. Herring*Sheriff C. H. CollierSutton H. Gill*Tax Com. H. L. CulpepperM. R. Twitty*Treasurer L. Talmadge King*Surveyor Ernest PorchH. Jack NunnCoroner Idum Robertson*County Com. I. H. DavisAlvin KeithPaul E. LonginoChas. C. FullerE. D. SmithJames L. Caldwell,*Chm.Mercer Buffington*W. L. Chunn, Jr.*Edgar D. Smith*Wilbur Keith*Sarah F. Hill,* Clk.School Supt. Charles A. Hudson,GreenvilleE. C. Mitcham,*GreenvilleAttorney N. F. CulpepperBen R. Freeman*MILLER COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 26, 1856Named for Andrew J. MillerCounty seat: ColquittArea: 253 square milesCongressional district: 2

Senatorial district: 8Judicial circuit: PataulaPopulation 1950 Census: 9,020OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersW. O. HarrellC. A. Williams*Huiett (Rip) Cobb*Felix Tabb*G. P. Thomas*G. G. Carter*W. E. Lane*W. J. Andrews*W. R. Calhoun*L. R. DozierO. C. DixonW. O. CoftyC. S. WombleC. A. Williams,* Chm.W. Harvard Miller*E. S. Tuly*J. V. Stegal*B. B. Regan*B. D. Wells*Sam Ray Chandler*V. H. Cobb,* Clk.Percy P. Jones, ColquittMrs. W. A. Grow,*ColquittP. Z. GeerMITCHELL COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 21, 1857Named for Gen. Henry MitchellCounty seat: CamillaArea: 548 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 7Judicial circuit: AlbanyPopulation 1950 Census: 22,473OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.County OfficersR. E. L. Culpepper*James H. Branch*W. M. Harris*J. Walter JacksonW. H. Campbell*Elwood Williams*Ellis Sharp*Ambrose Everett*W. C. Alien*W. B. Hayes*E. B. BeasleyA. R. BoggsJ. L. Joiner*J. L. Wingate*Tom S. Jackson, Jr.*Walter Pollock* 'John M. Griner,* Clk.352School Supt.AttorneyE. B. Milliard,* CamillaR. E. L. Culpepper, Jr.»MONROE COUNTYCreated by Acts of May 15, 1821;Dec. 24, 1821Named for James MonroeCounty seat: ForsythArea: 470 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 22Judicial circuit: FlintPopulation 1950 Census: 10,540County OfficersOrdinary W. M. Clark*Clerk L, R. VaughnMrs. L. R. Vaughn*Sheriff L. C. Bittick*Tax Com. A. L. Waldrip, Sr.O. L. Waldrop*Treasurer Clarence W. HillCharner W. Hill*Surveyor Herschel Hopper*Coroner James L. WeldomLee King*County Com. J. C. Corley. J. Ray GrantJas. A. TribbleJ. E. Proctor,* Chm.T. T. Abercrombie*W. E. Jackson*T. R. Thigpen,* Clk.School Supt. T. H. Clarke,* ForsythAttorney Wm. B. FreemanStephen Schalasny*MONTGOMERY COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 29, 1793Named for Gen. Richard MontgomeryCounty seat: Mount VernonArea: 190 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 15Judicial circuit: OconeePopulation 1950 Census: 7,905OrdinaryClerkSheriffCounty OfficersMrs. Gladys M. Poe*J. H. Peterson*R. M. McCrimmonW. Claude Sharpe*Tax Com. C. A. Rackley*Coroner H. K. CarpenterP. E. Calhoun*County Com. D. H. McRaeD. D. McGregor

R. D. O'Neal, Sr.«J. B. O'Conner*J. W. CalhounHobson Wells*Jas. Martin Moses*LeRoy Downie*Laura P. Hughes,* Clk.School Supt.... Paul W. Calhoun,*Mt. VernonAttorney .. .. Joe C. Underwood*MORGAN COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 10, 1807Named for Gen. Daniel MorganCounty seat: MadisonArea: 390 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 28Judicial circuit: OcmulgeePopulation 1950 Census: 11,819Ordinary .......Clerk... . . .SheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerCoroner. ..County Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty Officers.Grady Atkinson*C. H. BaldwinJoe D. Baldwin*George P. Saye*I. B. DicksonMaxie Conner*A. F. Turnell*Mrs. B. W. PorterMrs. Nesbit Alliston*H. A. Stovall*W. W. Riden*Tohn H. CochranW. L. Newton,* Chm.H. D. Dickson*N. H. Hunter*C. L. Alford*P. S. Bumey,* Clk.Custer Crawford,*MadisonKay Tipton*MURRAY COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 3, 1832Named for Thomas W. MurrayCounty seat: Chats worthArea: 342 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 43Judicial circuit: CherokeePopulation 1950 Census: 10,702OrdinaryClerk .SheriffTax Com.SurveyorCounty Officers. .. J. W. Dooly*F. R. Kendrick*Ben WilbanksFrank Butler*Gerald H. Leonard*D. C. Douthitt*353CoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyErnest Tudor*I. M. PeeplesWhit Hall*J. W. Dooly,* Clk.Ray Bagley,*ChatsworthC. N. KingChas. A. Pennell*MUSCOGEE COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 1826;Dec. 24, 1827Named for the Muscogee IndiansCounty seat: ColumbusArea: 235 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 24Judicial circuit: ChattahoocheePopulation 1950 Census: 118,300OrdinaryClerk ..John W. Bloodworth*Sheriff ... . E. F. Howell*Tax Com. . Sterling W. Dudley*Treasurer . R. H. Barnes*Surveyor . G. V. CarrCoroner . Hardie C. EdenfieldCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersH. H. Hunter, Jr.*E. H. JohnsonEarnest L. Howell*T. G. Reeves,* Chm.C. O. Livingston*L. P. BanksA. Wimberly Jenkins*R. H. Barnes,* Clk.Clinton Moon,*ColumbusNathan M. Patterson,ColumbusW. Henry Shaw,*Muscogee dist.,ColumbusW. Edward Swinson*NEWTON COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 24, 1821Named for Sergt. John NewtonCounty seat: CovingtonArea: 262 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 35Judicial circuit: Stone MountainPopulation 1950 Census: 20,236County OfficersOrdinary A. L. Loyd*Clerk C. O. Nixon*Sheriff W. G. BentonThomas M. Bates*

Tax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyEva Stephenson*Lois HayS. M. Hay»C. P. AdamsW. K. SwannH. S. Dobbs*Isaac Robertson*C. C. Kinc.» Clk.E. L. Ficquett,*CovingtonC. C. King*OCONEE COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 25, 1875Named for the Oconee RiverCounty seat: WatkinsvilleArea: 172 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 2 7Judicial circuit: WesternPopulation 1950 Census: 7,005OrdinaryClerk .SheriffTax Com.CoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersRoy Ward*Mrs. Bessie H. O'Dillon*Jerry M. Bond*Weymon H. Marshall*W. I. DooleyHenry H. Shellnut*F. M. Norris,* Chm.H. L. BarnettH. H. FambroughH. C. MichaelT. R. Aycock*Shannon H. Thomas*Albin R. Saxon*Roy Ward*E. N. Anthony,WatkinsvilleB. C. Hogan,*WatkinsvilleFrank M. Norris*OGLETHORPE COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 19, 1793Named for Gen. James E. OglethorpeCounty seat: LexingtonArea: 504 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 50Judicial circuit: NorthernPopulation 1950 Census: 9,956County OfficersOrdinary . . F. D. Maxey*Clerk .... . . Geo. A. Barren*Sheriff W. C. Broach*Tax ReceiverTax CollectorCoroner .County Com.School Supt.AttorneyJ. B. MoonM. Hubert Furcron*J. S. Reynolds*C. E. CheneyRobert A. Poulnott*H. T. CallawayH. C. Whitehead,* Chm.E. Logan Bray*Mell Carithers*F. D. Maxey,* Clk.B. E. Faust,* LexingtonW. W. ArmisteadGeo. W. BrooksGeo. B. Brooks*PAULDING COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 3, 1832Named for John PauldingCounty seat: DallasArea: 324 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 38Judicial circuit: TallapoosaPopulation 1950 Census: 11,733OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersJ. W. Watson*C. N. Anderson*J. E. (Ted) McTyreJohn Camp*Walter E. Watts*E. B. PennJim Barnett*Jim BarnettWilliam Hulsey*Aubrey Harris*P. R. BoneHastings Scoggins*J. W. Watson*Mrs. Joe I. Matthews,DallasJ. C. Scoggins,* DallasCol. C. B. McGarity*PEACH COUNTYCreated by Act of July 18, 1924Named for the Georgia PeachCounty seat: Fort ValleyArea: 179 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 23Judicial circuit: MaconPopulation 1950 Census: 11,693OrdinaryClerkCounty OfficersBernard A. Young*J. Leonard Wilson*354

Sheriff .. . -Tax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyW. H. Beeland*H. F. Smisson*T. E. Tharpe*Mrs. J. E. Broaderick*T. F. FlourneyG. C. PooleJ. M. Howard*B. A. Young*Delma M. Hutto,* Clk.Earnest R. Anderson,*Fort ValleyS. M. Matthews*PICKENS COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 5, 1853Named for Gen. Andrew PickensCounty seat: JasperArea: 231 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 41Judicial circuit: Blue RidgePopulation 1950 Census: 8,818OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax Com.SurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersSol A. Tatum*R. S. Turner*Howard Cagle*Erman H. Blackwell*E. C. Perrow*J. G. Chapman*H. Grady Jones*T. W. Holley,* JasperRoscoe Pickett*PIERCE COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 18, 1857Named for Franklin PierceCounty seat: BlackshearArea: 345 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 46Judicial circuit: WaycrossPopulation 1950 Census: 11,097County OfficersOrdinary .Troy F. DavisA. H. AlienClerkSheriffTax ReceiverThos. H. Alien*W. T. DeLoachLaCount D. Walker*Lonnie L. Taylor*Lonnie B. SmithJ. B. Brown*Tax Collector Lonnie E. SweatRoy Westberry*Surveyor . J. J. Porter*Coroner ,W. R. Davis*County Com. J. L. Roberts,* Chm.D. T. Harrison*Roma Thomas*Glady E. Davis,* Clk.School Supt. Duncan R. James,*BlackshearAttorney S. F. Memory*PIKE COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 9, 1822Named for Zebulon M. PikeCounty seat: ZebulonArea: 237 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 36Judicial circuit: GriffinPopulation 1950 Census: 8,437OrdinaryClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTa* CollectorTreasurerCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersW. L. Jones*J. W. Storey*I. E. Davis*W. H. Johnson*S. O. Bartlett*Bank of ZebulonJ. N. ManghamC. B. Crawford*E. A. Bankston,* Chm.E. L. Parker*H. O. ColdwellGeo. M. Strickland*R. C. Johnson,* Clk.H. T. Daniel,* ZebulonCol. R. C. Johnson*POLK COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 20, 1851Named for James K. PolkCounty seat: CedartownArea: 317 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 38Judicial circuit: TallapoosaPopulation 1950 Census: 30,637County OfficersOrdinary Clifford G. Mason*Clerk F. L. Hagan*Sheriff W. T. McCownJohn Redding*Tax Receiver G. M. Norman*Tax Collector Homer Grogan*Treasurer Lawrence Cambron*Surveyor Warner Lowry*Coroner C. P. Russell*County Com. T. P. LyonB. F. WestHorace Williams*355

School Supt.AttorneyDr. John W. Good*Emmett W. Barber*Mrs. Lois Parham,* Clk.Kankakee Anderson,*CedartownHenry A. Stewart, ST.*PULASKI COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 13, 1808Named for Count Casimir PulaskiCounty seat: HawkinsvilleArea: 258 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 14Judicial circuit: OconeePopulation 1950 Census: 8,793OrdinaryClerk .SheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersH. A. Haskins*Israel Mannheim*T. C. DorminyJim T. Hill*L. S. Harrell*R. F. DeLamar*H. A. Haskins*E. M. Black*J. F. LeeW. A. Sapp*S. Y. Henderson,* Clk.A. G. McKinney,HawkinsvilleTroy Hill,* HawkinsvilleLovejoy Boyer*PUTNAM COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 10, 1807Named for Israel PutnamCounty seat: EatontonArea: 361 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 28Judicial circuit: OcmulgeePopulation 1950 Census: 7,718County OfficersOrdinary Mrs. G. B. CallawayMrs. F. P. Stubbs*Clerk .W. C. Davis*Sheriff J. L. Paschal*Tax Receiver Mrs. S. A. Dance*Tax Collector J. M. GregoryGeo. E. Lawrence*Coroner E. H. Jones*County Com. C. E. Games*N. D. HortonT. H. ResseauH. B. Hearn,* Chm.356School Supt.AttorneyFloyd R. Wooten*Henry B. Hearn,* Clk.Mrs. T. A. Gregory, Jr.,EatontonD. T. Turner, Jr.,*EatontonR. C. WhitmanD. D. VealR. C. Whitman*QUITMAN COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 10, 1858Named for Gen. John A. QuitmanCounty seat: GeorgetownArea: 144 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 12Judicial circuit: PataulaPopulation 1950 Census: 3,014OrdinaryClerkSheriff.Tax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County OfficersMarion Toms*Ina C. Graddy*H. F. HerringtonJ. R. Ogletree*W. C. Wood*Frank Huinber*Bill Bennett*L. P. Guilford*.G. D. Arrington*W. S. Bennett,* Chm.A. G. BennettBill Ogletree*Walter GreenW. T. Martin*Gory Hammond*W. L. Burnett,* Clk.H. M. KaiglerMrs. Frances K. House,*GeorgetownRABUN COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 21, 1819Named for Gov. William RabunCounty seat: ClaytonArea: 377 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 40Judicial circuit: MountainPopulation 1950 Census: 7,239OrdinaryClerkSheriffCounty Officers. Frank A. Smith*V. A. GreenJas. H. Simmons*Grover C. WilsonLamon T. Queen*

Tax Receiver....V. M. Burrell, Sr.Mrs. Mary BurrellCarver*Tax Collector Ernest Norton*Treasurer . Bank of Clayton(acting)Surveyor . John V. Arrendale*Coroner J. J. ReynoldsDavid Mize*School Supt. Berry Floyd,* ClaytonAttorney . .. John G. Davis*RANDOLPH COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 20, 1828Named for John RandolphCounty seat: CuthbertArea: 412 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 11Judicial circuit: PataulaPopulation 1950 Census: 13,813County OfficersOrdinary.....__J. W. Ivey*Clerk . ... ..I. J. Lunsford*Sheriff . W. E. TaylorThomas Elmer Faircloth*Tax Receiver H. L. Arthur*Tax Collector Mrs. Jessie W. TurnerL. E. Black*Treasurer .. .. J. W. Ivey*Coroner . ...... J. E. CoxW. H. Watson*County Com. M. D. Lovett*F. E. Whaley*J. E. McGlaun*W. I. Arnold*B. B. Joiner*I. J. Lunsford,* Clk.School Supt.... J. D. Shepard,* CuthbertAttorney . .. J. E. McDonald*Treasurer .... E. C. Merlins*Surveyor .... J. Walton FlytheCoroner .. . R. Alien ElliottNathan Widener*County Com. Scott Nixon*James P. Walker,* Chm.David F. Franklin*R. P. MayoCarl T. SandersL. B. Furtick*Paul L. Bowers*Chas. S. Bonier,* Clk.School Supt.... S. D. Copeland, AugustaRupert Longford,AugustaJ. G. McDonald,*(acting) AugustaAttorney . .. Franklin H. Pierce*ROCKDALE COUNTYCreated by Act of Oct. 18, 1870Named for Rockdale ChurchCounty seat: ConyersArea: 119 square milesCongressional district: 5Senatorial district: 34Judicial circuit: Stone MountainPopulation 1950 Census: 8,486County OfficersOrdinary ..........Luther Morris*Clerk....... ....L. M. McDowell*Sheriff .. . W. L. McCart*Tax Com.. Mrs. F. S. Freeman*Coroner . Thos. H. MarstonCounty Com. »W. H. Brisendine*Ethleen V. Whitaker,*Clk.School Supt. C. J. Hicks, ConyersF. D. Holmes,* ConyersAttorney . J. H. McCalla*RICHMOND COUNTYCreated by Constitution of Ga. 1777Named for the Duke of RichmondCounty seat: AugustaArea: 319 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 18Judicial circuit: AugustaPopulation 1950 Census: 108,275County OfficersOrdinary John C. Harper*Clerk .. Dan J. O'Conner*Sheriff M. Gary Whittle*Tax Receiver.. Clifford A. SteedJennie Claire Steed*Tax Collector J. Bland Goodwin*357SCHLEY COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 22, 1857Named for Gov. William SchleyCounty seat: EllavilleArea: 154 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 13Judicial circuit: SouthwesternPopulation 1950 Census: 4,038County OfficersOrdinary... .... Miss Mary Battle*Clerk ..............5. A. Manning*Sheriff . ... .... J. E. Devane*Tax Com.. ...John R. Wall*Treasurer . ..Mrs. B. C. Cheek*

Surveyor . . Harold Ware*Coroner . . R. N. Chapman*County Com....JR. E. BattleL. R. Justice*J. E. Stewart*Oscar Usry*C. S. Wall,* Chm.H. N. Franklin*School Supt. Raymond Duncan.*EllavilleAttorney W. W. DykesSCREVEN COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 14, 1793Named for Gen. James ScrevenCounty seat: SylvaniaArea: 794 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 17Judicial circuit: OgeecheePopulation 1950 Census: 17,742County OfficersOrdinary . .. ...H. Lee Moore*Clerk ... .....J. H. Reddick*Sheriff .. .W. L. CrumleyM. D. Jamerson*Tax Receiver Hugh H. Sheley*Tax Collector John W. Howard*Surveyor William T. Johnson*Coroner .Robert Bennett*County Com. P. B. BuxtonGeo. N. ThomasE. L. OliverG. D. CountsA. S. MilisR. E. Oliver, Jr.*U. A. Zeagler*J. W. Hollingsworth*H. W. Zittrouer*W. H. Lariscy*E. W. Hill,* Clk.School Supt. A. A. Waters, SylvaniaJ. K. Boddiford,*SylvaniaSEMINOLE COUNTYCreated by Act of July 8, 1920Named for the Seminole IndiansCounty seat: DonalsonvilleArea: 240 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 8Judicial circuit: PataulaPopulation 1950 Census: 7,869County OfficersOrdinary . . Mrs. Mae SaundersGarwood*ClerkSheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurerSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyZora GamesLuther Hastey*C. L. Chandler*L. J. HarrellChamp Bridges*W. H. RobertsT. H. Faircloth*Carolyn Lane*L. L. Childree*Jesse B. Mosely*J. W. Parker*Jno. C. EarnestL. R. Robinson,* Chm.Gordon Spooner*Wilson Roberts*L. C. Fulford*Elizabeth B. Hay,* Clk.N. P. Malcolm,*Donalsonville*J>. Stapleton*SPALDING COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 20, 1851Named for Hon. Thomas SpaldingCounty seat: GriffinArea: 209 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 26Judicial circuit: GriffinPopulation 1950 Census: 80,961Ordinary- .Clerk .SheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoroner..County Com.School Supt..Attorney......County OfficersS. B. WallaceGeo. C. Imes, Jr.*Frank P. Lindsey*L. C. MiddlebrooksJ. D. Posey*H. T. Johnson*G. C. Padgett*J. W. Oxford*D. T. AdamsO. L. BellEmmett E. Chappell*Geo. C. Gaissert*O. M. Snider,* Chm.D. L. Evans*F. O. Futral,* Clk..J. P. King, GriffinBen C. Oliff,* GriffinJ. O. Futral*STEPHENS COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 18, 1905Named for Alexander H. StephensCounty seat: ToccoaArea: 166 square milesCongressional district: 9358

Senatorial district: 31Judicial circuit: MountainPopulation 1950 Census: 16,602County OfficersOrdinary Mrs. Dora B. SherardWintford T. Watkins*Clerk W. P. GarnerVernon Ivester*Sheriff Henry Mozcley*Tax Receiver G. A. AndrewsTax Com. G. A. Andrews*Coroner R. Fred Northcutt*County Com. L. D. SteeleClaude R. Jones*G. W. Williams*R. W. Acree,* Chm.Martha L. Davis,* Clk.School Supt. W. J. Andrews,* ToccoaAttorney Geo. B. Ramsey, Jr.Frank C. Gross*STEWART COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 23, 1830Named for Gen. Daniel StewartCounty seat: LumpkinArea: 411 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 12Judicial circuit: SouthwesternPopulation 1950 Census: 9,237County OfficersOrdinary . Lora Carter Phillips*Clerk . ........J. T. Humber*Sheriff S. W. WorthingtonA. D. Webb*Tax Com.. . W. T. Halliday*Treasurer Laura G. Phillips,*Disbg. Clk.Surveyor . E. A. Morton*Coroner . A. D. WebbJ. E. Hall*County Com. M. P. WallBrooks J. Mathis*Lora Carter Phillips *Clk.School Supt. J. W. Richardson,*LumpkinAttorney . R. S. WimberlyG. Y. Harrell*SUMTER COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 26, 1831Named for Gen. Thomas SumterCounty seat: AmericusArea: 456 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 13Judicial circuit: SouthwesternPopulation 1950 Census: 24, 195County OfficersOrdinary R. T. Hawkins*Clerk „ . . S. R. Keys*Sheriff . . J. C. McArthur*Tax Com. I. B. SmallThos. H. Gatewood*Treasurer Mrs. E. W. StewartE. W. Stewart*Surveyor . J. K. Woolen*Coroner . Ed Jenkins*County Com. Geo. Mathews,* Chm.Arthur Rylander, Jr.J. A. Cook*Phil Jones*J. M. DupreeRufus Chappell*William Merritt*Mrs. E. W. Stewart,*Clk.School Supt. E. L. Bridges, AmericusR. H. Comer,* AmericusAttorney W. W. Dykes*TALBOT COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 14, 1827;Dec. 24, 1827Named for Gov. Matthew TalbotCounty seat: TalbottonArea: 312 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 25Judicial circuit: ChattahoocheePopulation 1950 Census: 7,554Ordinary...Clerk.... .. .Sheriff. ..Tax Com. .SurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt...Attorney .....County Officers. Thos. H. Mahone*. Robert Harry Callier*. Jas. H. Ferguson*.E. Gordon Cook*. John A. Smith*Tom S. Wimberly*C. S. IngramH. E. LumpkinJ. B. DanielHinton HendricksFrank M. Jordan*Thos. H. Mahone,* Clk.Mrs. G. L. Carter,*Talbotton. John A. Smith*TALIAFERRO COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 24, 1825Named for Col. Benjamin Taliaferro359

County seat: CrawfprdvilleArea: 212 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 19Judicial circuit: ToombsPopulation 1950 Census: 4,512OrdinaryClerk .......Sheriff......Tax Com.......Surveyor ......Coroner . ..County Com..School Supt.Attorney..— ..County Officers.... W. W. Bird*.......Ralph W. Golucke*....... R. M. MooreMilton B. Moore*Osgood O. Williams*Chas. H. Smith* (acting)Walter O. Chapman*W. H. Dozier,* Chm.G. P. Wynne*B. R. Darden*Mrs. Mark Greene,* Clk.Dr. E. T. Portwood*Osgood O. Williams*TATTNALL COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 5, 1801Named for Josiah TattnallCounty seat: ReidsvilleArea: 466 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 54Judicial circuit: AtlanticPopulation 1950 Census: 15,889County OfficersOrdinary .. L. H. WilkesW. H. Bazemore*Clerk ....... . Johnnie H. Kicklighter*Sheriff......... A. W. DuBoseTax Receiver.Tax CollectorSurveyor . .Coroner ..County Com.Dan Waller*Willie F. DeLoach*Mrs. T. P. Rogers, Jr.J. Rowland Hodges*C. G. Alexander*Joe Boy HughesWilton Hill*R. H. Kennedy, Chm.Troy JarrielL. R. NelsonH. M. ThompsonC. S. StubbsL. I. Kicklighter,* Chm.P. P. Cowart*B. M. Durrence*Mandell C. Dutton*Fred W. Purcell*J. R. Cheney,* Clk.School Supt. Mrs. R. O. DeLoach,ReidsvilleR. E. Kicklighter,*ReidsvilleAttorney .. M. W. Eason*360TAYLOR COUNTYCreated by Act of Jan. 15, 1852Named for Zachary TaylorCounty seat: ButlerArea: 340 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 23Judicial circuit: ChattahoocheePopulation 1950 Census: 9,229Ordinary .......Clerk .....Sheriff.... .. .Tax Com. ..CoronerCounty Com.School Supt.Attorney ...County OfficersJ. R. Lunsford*Thelmon Jarrell*J. M. BoneCharlie J. Wright*P. A. JenkinsClifford H. Adams*J. D. Cooke*W. M. BrownJ. Ran CooperA. S. James*Tack Peed*W. R. Turner*L. P. Taylor,* Clk.E. H. DunnW. H. Elliston*J. R. Lunsford*TELFAIR COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 10, 1807Named for Gov. Edward TelfairCounty seat: McRaeArea: 373 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 45Judicial circuit: OconeePopulation 1950 Census: 13,239County OfficersOrdinary. .. ... H. L. Thomas*Clerk ....... .. ..W. H. Brooks*Sheriff ... ... John B. Walker*Tax Com. ..... H. B. Williams*Surveyor.... ... J. D. VaughnCoroner....—..... Otto KerseyDaniel Dykes*County Com. Walter Dyal*Mrs. Eva G. Drew,* Clk.School Supt.. Mrs. O. N. Tharp,*McRaeAttorney......... W. S. Mann*TERRELL COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 16, 1856Named for Dr. William TerrellCounty seat: DawsonArea: 322 square miles

Congressional district: 3Senatorial district: 11Judicial circuit: PataulaPopulation 1950 Census: 9,644County OfficersOrdinary A. L. McLendon*Clerk .......... J. H. Collier*Sheriff ............ Z. T. Mathews*Tax Receiver G. L. Spann*Tax Collector F. Lawson Cook*Treasurer R. A. Hill*Coroner ... .... T. S. LittlefieldH. T. Bridges*County Com. J. W. Anderson*J. R. HannerD. F. EnglishT. E. Barfield*L. B. Sears*A. L. McLendon,* Clk.School Supt. Robert Pinkston,*DawsonAttorney._._ ,W. L. Ferguson*THOMAS COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 23, 1825;Dec. 24, 1825Named for Gen. Jett ThomasCounty seat: ThomasvilleArea: 530 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 7Judicial circuit: SouthernPopulation 1950 Census: 33,888County OfficersOrdinary ..... A. M. Singletary*Clerk ........ H. A. Vann*Sheriff ...... .. C. M. DixonJ. N. Kirk Beckham*Tax Receiver Mrs. F. S. NortonCharles Glenn Carter*Tax Collector C. M. HeethW. S. Stewart*Treasurer .. .. Co. Com. acts*Coroner ..... L. B. Kirkland*County Com.. J. W. Vonier*Jim Keyton,* Chm.Floyd Searcy*A. P. MegaheeJ. T. StewartGroover A. Thomas*Charles C. PilcherJohn B. ManleyN. J. Reichert*J. Lee WhiteRobert L> GriffinAlton W. Harrison*J. B. Jemison,* Clk.361School Supt. W. H. Rehberg,*ThomasvilleAttorney ....... E. P. McCollum*TDT COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 17, 1905Named for Nelson TiftCounty seat: TiftonArea: 243 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 47Judicial circuit: TiftonPopulation 1950 Census: 22,607County OfficersOrdinary....... ...Leon Clements*Clerk ........... . Earl D. Gibbs*Sheriff....... . J. M. WalkerT. C. Greer*Tax Com....... .. W. J. Warren*Treasurer..... . Chm. Co. Com. acts asSurveyor.... ... M. R. LindseyCoroner........County Com...School Supt...Attorney. ......J. M. SimpsonJ. Hoke Smith*W. C. McCormick,*Chm.A. B. PhillipsChester A. Baker*T. E. Phillips, Jr.*Mrs. Vinson Goff,* Clk.M. H. Mitcham, TiftonH. B. Alien,* TiftonBriggs Carson, Jr.R. D. Smith*TOOMBS COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 18, 1905Named for Gen. Robert ToombsCounty seat: LyonsArea: 393 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 15Judicial circuit: MiddlePopulation 1950 Census: 17,497County OfficersOrdinary......... Mrs. A. L. Hussey*Clerk ............. J. G. Mosley*Sheriff........ ... R. E. Gray*Tax Receiver .. J. L. ThompsonMrs. J. L. Thompson*Tax Collector.. J. B. PartinH. J. Clifton*Coroner......... O. L. HumphriesHenry O'Neal*County Com.. W. E. ClarkJ. Sol Partin*Louise Brantley,* Clk.

School Supt... T. P. Spell, LyonsJ. B. Partin,* LyonsAttorney ... B. P. JacksonG. T. McCorkle*TOWNS COUNTYCreated by Act of March 6, 1856Named for Gov. George W. TownsCounty seat: HiawasseeArea: 181 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 40Judicial circuit: MountainPopulation 1950 Census: 4,789OrdinaryClerk ..... ...Sheriff. .Tax ReceiverCounty OfficersHarry England*George G. Taylor*Edd Barnard*Louie StephensTom Jenkins*Rufus RowlandT. J. McNabb*Eddie RobinsonH. V. Eller*.Walton SuttonA. T. Arrowood*John Barnett*Clay Alien*Ray Nicholson,*HiawasseeTREUTLEN COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 21, 1917Named for Gov. John A. TreutlenCounty seat: SopertonArea: 262 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 16Judicial circuit: OconeePopulation 1950 Census: 6,513County OfficersOrdinary .... .J. R. SherrodBobbie Lee Gillis*Clerk J. H. Sterling*Sheriff. ... ....G. R. Barwick*Tax Com. . Leon Phillips*Treasurer . J. H. HallR. A. Perry,* CustodianSurveyor. . James M. LawtonHoover McCrimmon*Coroner .. ,,J. R. FisherT. J. Parker*County Com. Jim L. Gillis, Sr.,* Chm.Oliver Smith*Hilton Phillips*School Supt.AttorneyJ. Carlton Warnock *Clk.J. W. Fowler, SopertonMrs. Clifford Thigpen,*SopertonJ. Carlton Warnock*TROUP COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 1826;Dec. 24, 1827Named for Gov. George M. TroupCounty seat: LaGrangeArea: 435 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 37Judicial circuit: CowetaPopulation 1950 Census: 49,694County OfficersOrdinary . J. Forrest JohnsonP. T. Hipp*Clerk ....... . John A. Carley*Sheriff E. V. Hilver*Tax Com. . .. Frank Hutchinson*Coroner ...... ... R. A. Clem*County Com. J. A. Avery,* Chm.Eugene A. Hall*W. R. JohnsonJudson J. MilamGrady MarketJ. Otis Statham*Dennis Smith*Hamilton Rails*Mrs. Sarabel Bennett *Clk.School Supt. Theodore Floyd,LaGrangeR. S. Clark,* LaGrangeAttorney J. R. Terrell, Jr.*TURNER COUNTYCreated by Act of AUR. 18, 1905Named for Henry G. TurnerCounty seat: AshburnArea: 231 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 47Judicial circuit: TiftonPopulation 1950 Census: 10,490County OfficersOrdinary .. H. W. Bussey*Clerk . . . A. R. Smith*Sheriff . .R. B. ThompsonWesley H. Fiveash*Tax Com. . George W. Warren*Charles Whitehead*Surveyor J. M. Morgan362

Coroner . J. L. NorthA. A. Hay*County Com. Carl Cannon, Chm.J. C. HollandC. L. RayT. A. Barker*Carl C. Hill*W. G. Searcy*Annelle T. Murphy,*Clk.School Supt. E. R. Pinkerton,*AshburnAttorney J. H. PateEdwin A. Rogers*TWIGGS COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 14, 1809Named for Gen. John TwiggsCounty seat: JeffersonvilleArea: 314 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 51Judicial circuit: DublinPopulation 1950 Census: 8,323County OfficersOrdinary .... Mrs. Walker WoodJ. R. Wimberly*Clerk .. . J. H. Whitehurst*Sheriff W. E. Hamrick*Tax Com. J. H. VaughnM. W. Fitzpatrick*Surveyor C. B. Lainb*Coroner W. M. Little*County Com. C. A. DugganRobert HillJohn PettisC. R. Faulk, Jr.Paul M. ClarkOlin C. Cannon,* Chm.M. V. Holliday*Walter M. Epps*J. C. Fountain, Jr.*J. F. LittleJ. F. Little, Jr.*Florrie H. McKinnon,*Clk.School Supt. Jas. D. Shannon,JeffersonvilleA. M. Gates,*JeffersonvilleAttorney R. A. Harrison*UNION COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 3, 1832Named for The UnionCounty seat: BlairsvilleArea: 324 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 40Judicial circuit: MountainPopulation 1950 Census: 7,325County OfficersOrdinary R. L. LanceMarion Chambers*Clerk Pat E. HeltonC. L. Butt*Sheriff E. D. JonesJ. M. Gray, Jr.*Tax Receiver JB. C. CunninghamTax Collector Clyde NelsonTax Com. Homesley Harkins,*(Director)Treasurer . . Grady HoodJack Rogers*Surveyor James Gray*Coroner J. M. Akins*County Com. Marion Chambers*School Supt. frank Shuler, BlairsvillePat Helton,* BlairsvilleUPSON COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 15, 1824;Dec. 20, 1824Named for Stephen UpsonCounty seat: ThomastonArea: 317 square milesCongressional district: 4Senatorial district: 25Judicial circuit: GriffinPopulation 1950 Census: 24,991County OfficersOrdinary. .... J. M. MiddlebrooksBethel Salter*Clerk ..Odessa Crawley AlienRobert Bethel*Sheriff. C. G. MeeksJohn A. Holliman*Tax Receiver. ...F. D. McKenney*Tax Collector .£. D. Watson, Sr.Mrs. E. D. Watson, Sr.*Surveyor . J. Burrus Smith*Coroner John M. Barker*County Com. H. A. BarrenT. W. SalterPaul SullivanElmo Boyt*Aubrey B. McEachern*Emmett Hardy*Jesse McSwain,* Clk.School Supt... -G. R. Holstun,*ThomastonAttorney . . Col. W. M. Dallas363

WALKER COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 18, 1833Named for Maj. Freeman WalkerCounty seat: LaFayetteArea: 432 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 44Judicial circuit: LookoutPopulation 1950 Census: 38,265County OfficersOrdinary . J .C. Keown*Clerk Tom Bryan*Sheriff . T. P. ScrogginsWeymon Harmon*Tax Receiver L. O. LedfordJohn Brock*Tax Collector W. C. Kemp*Surveyor .. Sen Justus*Coroner . L. W. CagleHill PODC*County Com.. Fay B. Murphey, Sr.*J. C. Keown,* Clk.School Supt. . W. N. Morgan,LaFayetteF. D. Leake,* LaFayetteAttorney....... 5. W. Fariss*WALTON COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 15, 1818;Dec. 19, 1818Named for George WaltonCounty seat: MonroeArea: 331 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 35Judicial circuit: WesternPopulation 1950 Census: 20,230OrdinaryClerk .. . ...Sheriff............Tax Com. ..Surveyor .......Coroner.........County Com.County OfficersG. A. GarrettJ. B. Blasingame*John S. Dickinson*E. S. GordonL. W. Howard*Gus StarkBenson Briscoe*J. M. Williams*. Tom Brown*P. D. Briscoe, Chm.P. G. SmithW. O. PhillipsT. C. Dalley*Walter Adcock*John F. Hester*R. I. Breedlove*J. W. Moore*J. M. Nowell, Jr.,* Clk.364School Supt. . J. Mason Williams,MonroeL. C. Grizzle, Monroe,Supt. ElectD. D. Still,* MonroeAttorney . Orrin RobertsA. M. Kelly*WARE COUNTYCreated by Acts of Dec. 15, 1824;Dec. 20, 1824Named for Nicholas WareCounty seat: WaycrossArea: 771 square milesCongressional district: 8Senatorial district: 5Judicial circuit: WaycrossPopulation 1950 Census: 30,282County OfficersOrdinary ..... John M. CoxMartin B. Holt*Clerk . .. Walter E. LeeJ. Clem Hardy*Sheriff . .. Erin W. Johnson*Tax Receiver Martin B. HoltC. L. McCleskey, Jr.*Tax Collector Marcus L. Sweat*Treasurer........ Mrs. W. Lee SweatW. C. Coggin*Surveyor......... Aubrey Abbott*Coroner....... E. C. AltaianW. H. UlmerW. F. Newman*County Com. Julius A. James, Chm.Walter E. LeeJohn M. CoxJohn L. Kennedy*School Supt. T. L. Everett,* WaycrossAttorney .. John H. Quarterman*WARREN COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 19, 1793Named for Gen. Joseph WarrenCounty seat: WarrentonArea: 404 square milesCongressional district: 10Senatorial district: 19Judicial circuit: ToombsPopulation 1950 Census: 8,792County OfficersOrdinary .. .. John C. EvansMiss Jewell Johnson*Clerk ... J. Alien Poole*Sheriff.. . . G. P. HoganT. Louie Johnson*

Tax ReceiverTax CollectorTreasurer .... .CoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyC. L. Cason, ST.*. Paul Abbott*F. L. Sparks*R.. P. Lowe*J. F. Ricketson*Irene Burkhalter,* Clk.P. H. DeBeaugrine,*Warren tonJoel H. Terrell*WASHINGTON COUNTYCreated by Act of Feb. 25, 1784Named for George WashingtonCounty seat: SandersvilleArea: 699 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 20Judicial circuit: MiddlePopulation 1950 Census: 21,081County OfficersOrdinary ........ T. J. Swint, Jr.*Clerk. ............Mrs. Roy H. DugganNewsom Summerlin*Sheriff .. ... A. W. Smith*Tax Com. Treasurer ,Wm. N. Duggan*Co. Com. acts asTreasurerSurveyor . Guy N. Smith*Coroner . ... ..Harris D. TannerRalph Ivey*County Com. L. T. Dukes,* Chm.Ralph Hodges*J. N. LanierW. L. Kennedy*James L. Jordan,* Clk.School Supt. C. A. Shealey,SandersvilleJ. C. Page,* SandersvilleAttorney . C. E. MayoJack B. Taylor*WAYNE COUNTYCreated by Acts of May 11, 1803;Dec. 7, 1805Named for Gen. Anthony WayneCounty seat: JesupArea: 615 square miles 'Congressional district: 8Senatorial district: 3Judicial circuit: BrunswickPopulation 1950 Census: 14,306County OfficersOrdinary ...... Gordon Bishop*Clerk . ..... W. B. O'QuinnStetson F. Bennett, Sr.*Sheriff . ........JRobert E. Warren365Tax Com.SurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.County Atty.George D. O'Quinn*Robert L. HarrisW. O. Dub Yeomans*W. P. Reddish*Hugh JordanOttis M. Jones*A. J. Hopkins*O. L. HarrisDr. J. T. McLaughlinWalter E. GriffisE. L. PerryA. N. Rogers*Bryant L. Yeomans*Paul Sharpe*Colen Denison*Stetson Bennett, Sr.,*Clk.S. Curtis Harper, JesupAubrey Hires,* JesupDouglas F. ThomasWarner B. Gibbs*WEBSTER COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 16, 1853Name changed to Webster Co.,Feb. 21, 1856Named for Daniel WebsterCounty seat: PrestonArea: 302 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 12Judicial circuit: SouthwesternPopulation 1950 Census: 4,106County OfficersOrdinary . . Arthur Smith*Clerk ... . Mrs. B. H. McKinnon*Sheriff . A. Richard Johnson*Tax Com. . R. L. Stapleton*Treasurer. . Mrs. Sally Belcher*Coroner .. Sam JenkinsJ. M. Johnson*County Com. C. M. Jones*Florrie H. McKinnon,*Clk.School Supt. Mrs. Ernest L. Joines,*PrestonAttorney......... Cleveland Rees*WHEELER COUNTYCreated by Act of Aug. 14, 1912Named for Gen. Joseph WheelerCounty seat: AlamoArea: 264 square milesCongressional district: 1Senatorial district: 15Judicial circuit: OconeePopulation 1950 Census: 6,528

County OfficersOrdinary . D. N. Achord*Clerk .... J. A. PopeMarcus BomarMackie A. Simpson*Sheriff . F. B. Barber*Tax Com. L. E. TannerWm. H. Sightler*Treasurer W. L. JoinerBrainard Jackson*Coroner C. H. BridgesO. S. Bridges*County Com. R. L. PerdueOris Braswell*Lucille L. Holmes,* Clk.School Supt. W. H. Kent, AlamoT. C. Fulford,* AlamoAttorney W. O. Purser*WHITE COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 22, 1857Named for David T. WhiteCounty seat: ClevelandArea: 245 square milesCongressional district: 9Senatorial district: 32Judicial circuit: NortheasternPopulation 1950 Census: 5,953County OfficersOrdinary... .. J. P. Saxon*Clerk ..... ......Clifford Campbell*Sheriff . ... L,at VandiverW. L. Allison*Tax Receiver R. L. AllisonTax Collector T? H. TurnerTax Com. Mrs. Earl R. Nix*Treasurer E. D. Thurmond*Surveyor W. B. HarkinsH. C. Spahr*Coroner Dr. H. K. PhillipsFranklin Truelove*County Com. O. W. Turner,* Chm.C. C. Abernathy*J. F. Glover,* Clk.School Supt. E. J. Huff, ClevelandF. B. Alien,* ClevelandAttorney A. H. HendersonThos. F. Underwood*WHITFIELD COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 30, 1851Named for Rev. Geo. WhitfieldCounty seat: DaltonArea: 283 square milesCongressional district: 7Senatorial district: 43Judicial circuit: CherokeePopulation 1950 Census: 34,465OrdinaryClerk .SheriffTax ReceiverTax CollectorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.AttorneyCounty OfficersErnest McDonald*J. F. AndersonFred Cooper*L. L. Vining*Jim HigginsJim Bownan*J. Welborn Bray*S. F. Armstrong*J. H. HackneyTom Patterson*Ernest McDonald,* Clk.R. L. Putnam, DaltonH. P. McArthur, Jr.,*DaltonO. R. Hardin*WILCOX COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 22, 1857Named for Capt. John WilcoxCounty seat: AbbevilleArea: 403 square milesCongressional district: 3Senatorial district: 48Judicial circuit: CordelePopulation 1950 Census: 10,158County OfficersOrdinary. Mrs. L. H. GlennJ. T. Mann*Clerk...... . Wright MixonM. G. Doster, Jr.*Sheriff . T. J. Smith*Tax Receiver. J. L. GregoryChas. T. Warren, Jr.*Tax Collector L. W. PearceErnest Braziel*Treasurer. .....R. G. BrazielMiss Edith Braziel*Coroner.. .. D. K. CookH. Frank Button*County Com.. S. G. Carswell*B. T. Whelchel*J. B. Crenshaw*J. W. Graham,* Chm.C. R. McLeod*Henry B. Sutton,* Clk.School Supt. .W. A. Stone, PittsJ. L. Faircloth,*AbbevilleAttorney ....... Henry B. Sutton*WILKES COUNTYCreated by Constitution of Ga. 1777Named for John WilkesCounty seat: WashingtonArea: 458 square milesCongressional district: 10366

Senatorial district: 50Judicial circuit: ToombsPopulation 1950 Census: 12,403County OfficersOrdinary Edgar L. Smith*Clerk R. H. PharrH. L. Arnold*Sheriff G. H. Lunceford*Tax Com. T. E. Granade*Treasurer Co. Com. Acts as*Surveyor . J. N. Hawes*Coroner R. S. HooperR. S. Harper*County Com. R. A. McLendon,* Chm.M. H. Barnett*J. M. Griffin*J. N. Higginbotham*E. W. Armour*B. I. Cheney,* Clk.School Supt. W. T. Callaway,WashingtonH. H. Barnett,*WashingtonWILKINSON COUNTYCreated by Acts of May 11, 1803;Dec. 7, 1805Named for Gen. James WilkinsonCounty seat: IrwintonArea: 472 square milesCongressional district: 6Senatorial district: 21Judicial circuit: OcmulgeePopulation 1950 Census: 9,785County OfficersOrdinary Geo. H. CarswellClerk .. W. L. CouncilWillis I. Alien*Sheriff . Geo. H. Hatcher*Tax Receiver J. G. Hatfield*Tax Collector O. W. Bell*Surveyor B. B. Asbell*Coroner . . C. C. Thompson*County Com. R. F. GibbsW. T. WinslettHaywood SmithC. N. BrunerMrs. Eunice BeckH. E. Dennard,* Chm.John Thomas Etheridge*A. L. Branan*Gordon W. Payne*J. W. Vinson, Jr.*Geo. H. Carswell,* Clk.School Supt. Julian F. Bloodworth,IrwintonJohn Miller,* IrwintonAttorney Alex S. Boone, Jr.*Geo. H. Carswell*WORTH COUNTYCreated by Act of Dec. 20, 1853Named for Gen. William J. WorthCounty seat: SylvesterArea: 651 square milesCongressional district: 2Senatorial district: 10Judicial circuit: TiftonPopulation 1950 Census: 19,401OrdinaryClerk ..Sheriff .Tax ReceiverTax CollectorSurveyorCoronerCounty Com.School Supt.Attorney.County OfficersS. S. Story*Jas. W. Warren*D. S. Hudson*E. E. Flowers*M. J. Bass*C. M. Medders*W. A. Banks*C. S. Jones,* Chm.A. C. Powell*T. W. Tispn, Sr.«Paul JenkinsE. L. KimbroJames M. Rouse*John F. Deariso*Elizabeth Minter,* Clk.Eugene Attaway,SylvesterMrs. Lilla A. Trammell,*SylvesterP. B. Ford*367

CHAPTER VIIIRETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONAUGUST 3,1943CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTSSOLICITOR-GENERALCHATTAHOOCHEE CIRCUITCOWETA CIRCUITDUBLIN CIRCUIT369

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESAppling ...................Atkinson... — .-...-... ...Bacon ————————— . ...Baker .....................Baldwin — ............. ...Banks ___ - .... ...Barrow ....................Bartow ....................Ben H1U...... .............Berrien ....................Bibb __ ... ______ ...Bleckley. —— ..... — ... ...Brantley .................Brooks ....................Bryan.. —— ...-. — ... ...Bulloch —— ... ——— . —Burke .....................Butts. ——— ..... — ... — .Calhoun —— . ——— ... ...Oandler ——————————Carroll.. — __ ........ ...Catoosa ...................Oharlton.. _ ... __ .. ...Chatham ——— ... .........Chattahoochee ____ ...Ohattooga.... -.-...-... ...Oherokee.. ——— . .........Clarke..— .-.—..—.—Clay..— .————— -Olayton. _ -...-.-...-. ...Clinch..— ...... __ .....(1)AmendmentsFor11766731623231261965002231584501616315959323153127122381606882592113,8122836928579569258122Against21518257442801384223181143947715603135221522198115125153011084145723(3)AmendmentsFor11766731573141231934822201544411616115659320149126120421136602602103,7982737127878068259119Against30518287640801424222187143497915613235231221200113131152911189145621(3)AmendmentsFor12065761553281291075122261534801616517461327159138121381207332632093,7862737727878770262118Against31615327027701333922165142466314552834241615189851311437118109125127(4)AmendmentsFor11766721603241161774792221575401646416555316149134113521156462552093,7743136626877170247134Against34521337553901594312212613946712169372430723245196145124210799136426(5)AmendmentsFor896457140282118185439211153165151551364825411511110817926862412033,3691837724662465232110Against7083647105539623141275041665810034132746633465127228135942453150255188251(6)AmendmentsFor11366731563291131824852251575641626315966313146133112531156202522093,7893136027276470248126Against3562036725788157392211214149751368383530622249167129114711286116428

Oobb.. __ . _____ ....Coffee - ..................Colquitt— . — — ..........Columbia —————— .. _ .Cook... ———————— . .Coweta .—_—.———....Crawford. —— ........ ....Crisp _ ———————— ....Dade _ ———————— ....Dawson ———————————Decatur. ——— . — ... ....DeKalb- —— ... — . — ....Dodge. ....................Dooly _ ——————— * .....Dougherty ——————— ....Douglas ...................Early _ ..................Echols.. — k ——————— ..F-fflngYin . . . .Elbert.- ——————— . —— .Emanuel ————————— ..Evans.. ...................Fannln _______Fayette —————————— ..Floyd __ ——.—...—.Forsyth ...................Franklin.—.— — ... . ....Fulton. -.-......—.......Gilmer......... ....... ....Glascock ————————— ._Glynn.. ...................Gordon—...--.—.. — ....Grady ___ — —— — .... „Greene. ———————————Habersham ——————— __Hall—— ——— .... .... .....Hancock. __ _. — ........Haralson ..................Harris.. ———————————6991773852178078653117407892312,3671441444001581546552274243642251317172122906,00910053184273238259517361516852312031672971nc4877QA4527510534624459235952134710673221712911510378785601071098788625512113396141356931733742108578957113406852272,3601451394011581486448266238612241307152112745,952111571802742482525253605108722418416229742751703249275105332243561950521450109742221125119101827775910316597879239115139941363671916739120910579359123411892302,4221521503931741556751269244652301347212212906,043112561732782382745343685211002491811473774on5073324227798287237492549541049109632015126108997671046109209583712391131198413036fifti1693752139878266109407762212,2391451523811671475450259234622091357092002755,515101401802642292545083644899022717718823842554763053393118443242573258601549122822535125123114891,25459114510785852641261549314142575156338184977203594409801661,8151531393301501016425230201472041265952172524,6889951130245203223504341436642361482705911551591467074385165878243718568103168014912044271312761071112,089691196413011613226714820912215165416737321310278059106405852222,2621431533841641396444262229592201297031982585,5129946182251225261515360483966623017618632842755793656286121405246563359681456115832527130126113971,127631171111486752581231688813843

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 19433COUNTIESHart ——————————— .Heard. ....................Henry- ....................Houston ..................Irwin.. ....................Jackson ...................Jasper ....................Jell Davis ———————— ..Jellerson _——————.Jenklns ...................Johnson ..................Jones. ....................Lamar. .......... ..........Lanier .....................Laurens. ..................Lee—— —————— ...Liberty.—— ———— . —— -Lincoln.- ————— 4 .......Long. .....................Lowndes ..................Macon —..................Madison — .-... —— . .....Marion ....................McDulfie.- ................Mclntosh. ..... —— . .....Meriwether... .............MlUer __ .................Mltchell ___ -.————Monroe ———————————Montgomery ....„......—Morgan ___ . _______ .(1)AmendmentsFor52914235588903942924828585140921794730347877565333175121296741029647610430813468261Against12583584837124699992013247660258223910627404069149297024972047323320(2)AmendmentsFor51114034991943852954728287144931764630245887067330171120290691039651510330713172253Against1278455473012967111021912946670252243810428423968149326526982249933020(3)AmendmentsFor534141362949939429647287861448718150323• 51929366330191122311781009853210230713770249Against129775544261256613972412444610250213910128453370145306127912149903038(4)AmendmentsFor557119360102903742964327281141101179453134584836833216812428875919551510031714573249Against134103644037141661110722134416252532538104285047801733267281002755883028(5)AmendmentsFor52713234367863552804824563129811524522239555162288173782707191764881042949656233Against1699088754617984221435314866963371337714543874412118147775114721711366248(6)AmendmentsFor5701253539970386288422738114010318247321488079643311661232677295965249631014574239Against13298663831133711211323132386112484138107324648691703366251013954843430

Murray ___________Muscogee.. __ . ..........Newton ————— _-.-_-_-_.Oconee ..—...............Oglethorpe.. _ . ..........Paulding.. .. .. _ .......Peach... —— . — .-.-.-.-..Pickens.— _________Pierce __ ... ..............Pike...... __ ... _____ .Polk.... ...................PiilftsklPutnam.. ........ . .....Qultman __ _ . _ .Rabun ....................Randolph — ..............Richmond ——— ... — ....Rockdale ..................Schley ———————————w Screven. ———— ... —— ..co Semlnole ..................Spalding ——————————Stephens ———— ... — ..„Stewart. ——————————Sumter ....................Talbot . —— ..............Talialerro ———— ... .......Tattnall. ..................Taylor. ....................Tellair _ — . — ... — ....Terrell _ ..................Thomas ...................Tift ___ . _ — ... .......Toombs.. .................Towns.. .................Treutlen _ ........ ———Troup _ ..... .............Turner.. —— . ———————rPwioro'qUnion _ ..... -.—...-.—12490527117020520475533731164772001151111192092,22814077872914722551422721661513861613433323842348710913369811743169461331518665875212527179312314457083413634312089526816620120672554711194691981151131172062,221134818729247025713728716314637916333722938021787104131692132156650508245154713174241073434891794894337167441301498764855312646892292415477983393527212090427817621321578572711224781971151141152082,2171357711029247126313728416714838616734123639423592107127683141246350536132194713178261062935911894855551177531441447162795112766593292416417784493526211886727717220319877571671264562011141061242022,167130719127948124613929516213738416534023035823690971196571331879495462331848128752910136379523103824545161471691437971935212686111228212248881415037381363635264373056133824112940351013011194543512361924415717919637581488142014490107901702,00410064612914122411062031451133511413051902752057410818578115251665345817810693102931413099145854721731163138348684129619615356599215511255218694898140206113672312087328217319820076568701294571801151031161992,17513269792834762511422911631333841623392333552329197131675128401564613614389718952126657105262325468593946384311645550643431561338226132383497122113955532

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESUpson.— — .... ___ . ....Walker ___________ .Walton __ . ________Ware _ .. — — . ..........Warren— — ...... _ .....Washington. ..............Wayne.... — .... ..........Webster —— „. ... _ .....Wheeler __________ .White.... __ ............Whitfield.— ..............« Wilcox ___________ .* Wilkes— — ...............WllWnson .... ... .Worth,.—— ...............Total _____ . ____ .(1)AmendmentsFor364590450245141239835811715945616835118815649,605Against95315662801573524235472100101449311,465(2)AmendmentsFor362585443250140234785911515745917135018815549,073Against9627565981156372423587295102429011,384(3)AmendmentsFor365597357261141246826111617345917636118416149,994Against9730526881146342423487689100479211,096(4)AmendmentsFor366569486256137250715911314746117533919714448,351Against100467571831495326267272971104410712,900(5)AmendmentsFor33655542815413621661471081764611412901799542,284Against13862971738418469393151801331688215519,682(6)AmendmentsFor368559430253139247805511215046117134119013448,194Against102507669791544424257167991104911212,669

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESAppHng..... ... ........Atklnson ..... ___ ..Bacon _ ——— . — __ ...Baker ____________Baldwin _——_—.———Banks _ ——— . — __ ...Barrow.. ——— . —— . .....Bartow __ -..-.-.. ........Ben Hill.... ...... .........RflTrH ATIBibb ____________ .Bieckley _ ..... ..........Brantley ——— . — __ ....Brooks __ . .............Bryan _.„... ..............Bulloch.. —— . — __ ...Burke ____________ .Butts ____ ... _____ .Oalhoun ——— . — __ ...Oamden.. ————— .... — .Oandler.. --.--.. ..........Carroll _ ... _ ... ___ .Oatoosa.. —— . — .... — .Oharlton _ . _ ... ........Chatham. —— . — __ ...Ohattahoochee—— __ ...Chattooga .................Oherokee.— --.- — __ -...Olarke.. ..................Clay—— .............. ....Olayton... __ ... __ .-.Clinch ___________ .(7)AmendmentsFor1006467148304114180489220147428159621735331714373114311185932452083,7662835426374369243104Against425233485529115842251851404984266336392721172471741501437123103126235(8)AmendmentsFor10764711433101221954682221534021626016160324145125114371156412542073,7342737027971966248121Against39516357241701483921213130486915563334271517205621521531108133125521(9)AmendmentsFor10963691472891121754532221463571556115054307139117112281145952432073,7332535224471868240108Against35517318744891504028233143507ft196436342820232221841571535124100126529(10)AmendmentsFor11164681473001091734382191484001535315753307138124117311145892462043,7582534823671368241104Against30616316952891604424191144487119633934251819275134144153678102126530(H)AmendmentsFor10463681162901181794312191473871465715457303126116113281135722482093,7352534623869768237101Against396205481418516045251961515069146445363017192341251571534124117137132(13)AmendmentsFor10762611453311071714442231504261516115152306143118119331145842492073,7382535425172368235109Against35720327953931644121182141487618643638231717212114146153270101126728

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESOobb..._...-.....——. 644Coffee..—...————. 164Oolquitt———.....—- 343Columbia_————.———— 204Cook...__————— 95Coweta——————————— 768Crawiord—————————— 52Crisp_____—_-_-_—.- 113Bade..—...————-——— 406Dawson——————————— 82Decatur_————————— 2063 DeKalb———... ...——- 2,20303 Dodge—_..——....... 141Dooly__.——....——- 133Dougherty-————————— 378Douglas..—————————— 152Early ____________ 133Echols..__—.—————— 63Effingham_________. 45Elbert.—... ...—........ 258Emanuel_....—————— 230Evans__——-—————— 53Fannln . _________ 215Fayette—..———----- 124Floyd...__............... 669Forsyth——————————— 198Franklin__________ 259Fulton_....——————— 5,639Gllmer.__..—....—... 97Glascock__-.-.————— 49Glynn____________ 177Gordon___..————— 237(7)AmendmentsFor Against19935923060873449377119453239623761681555117812126130148112921,0255411016114(8)AmendmentsFor Against66916236821110277151100408972162,0771421373601501376940256230531141366861232685,2779752173249187317627508537541681085582435552617395311078212212012196771,451571071798(9)AmendmentsFor Against6191553502076776042104406751982,1311361363771511256333244221442021256442062525,380965117323418936882752914151377123502241532955691455117894726124140103831,2265711121102(10)AmendmentsFor Against6371653562086775749101406712032,0991301343671541296340246228462061296162012565,286110501782311842779265691365137811950224648386059145312080262912713899881,3244810912108(11)AmendmentsFor Against612158319205857554796406642002,0871311323621391116333242216422071286211972585,35610924178215201331203056593758282121512248523861721458120882828129154107821,1954711824117(12)AmendmentsFor Against6481673532129976350104406631992,1911371393071621296035247225462101286531982585,2911085017926517929842149843649385126458240484359621757120832524128149105831,0744911118110

Grady. ———— „ ..........Greene ————— ... — ... .Gwlnnett... ..............Habersham...... ..........HaU... __ ................TTan

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESMurray.. ————— . .......Muscogee _ ... ___ . ....Newton _ .. — ... . _ — ..Oconee. ———— . — . .......Oglethorpe ................Paulding. .................Peach ___ ....... _ .—.Pickens ...................Pierce _ ..................Pike—.. _ ...............Polk....———. _ - _ ..PulasM _ .................Putnam ———————————Quitman. ——— . —— . ...Rabun. —————— , ........Randolph .................Richmond. ———————— ..Rockdale. ——————— ....Schley _ .. — - ——— ....Screven ———————————Seminole... — ........ ....Spalding. ——————— ....Stephens. .................Stewart — —— —— ———Sumter _ -.--.--.-- — ...-Talbot ..-——.— — ....Taliaferro .................Tattnall. ..................Taylor __ --.„-... .......Telfair-....— ...... ......Terrell __ ......— ...—..Thomas. ——————(7)AmendmentsFor11582025415920019264540661184301961061081152061,8921207377293446248126271160123380151345212338Against481791579371936013396811531272148761024733381725857703541471398933138(8)AmendmentsFor13974824916620419772545661124631951101071071962,1931158179291460251131274164148381164330199381Against27245160836582511246648824252154811084628373675051793219531297741122(9)AmendmentsFor1097912411581991886453068105428199108108901972,2031097169292448246121276155136371157328200336Against3918116891748853130573119.29231949. 78995537362695159753722471318135125(10)AmendmentsFor1117722491621921866352963109435195113108941842,1801187073291452252122281149123370156322198346Against38199163877292541308711042919195178984635383655360724532501338640113(11)AmendmentsFor1107962401481861886152967111419193104106962012,184111807227743323611827614575364149326206311Against3517716794769059132370116252621497911348273517846161724982561388434145(12)AmendmentsFor1168002421591951887552469104437195111107891832,1861137571292461239123286142119371152335207328Against35196170906390481495791092722205178111533240257626064524152897636133

Tilt...... ...... _ ........Toombs ...................Towns . __ . ............Treutlen... ... ............Troup... ... ... .. ..........Turner ___________• 1 "wHorwoUnion.... —— .. _____ .Upson.... —— .... ___ .Walker ....................Walton.. _________ .Ware. — ... ... ............Warren ..——............Washington.. ______ .Wayne „.... ___ . __ .Webster _____ . .........Wheeler ...................White. ....................Whitfield....... ...........Wilcox ....—..............Wilkes.... .................Wilkinson .................Worth...—. ...... _ .. .Total. .................230 8310512366212335163352560429236137231745611616744416233118613246,56435369224118965824100377071841614326234883991174210212,9072238611519768512740171349563427250142254776711916246617434518013146,957353485239989541810429666685108381722576488104489912,602205859467211934153352532414207135222715511614544815633118210545,693403310097QA9957OR1003862QE851594126235670981174510813,05391 A.819419Q66912339152342539476227137221645711714244915834318010943,715on3410030103925415106377075841564226246470931034511012,9462067692125663123371 5ft33353440622313622074531101404311613321839344,942423910001111915625114407376851593826266576991124111913,330211829412666212639157349538406226136230731211714844916834118510045,9171134993810694502610640647684153382324666596994111812,647

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESAppling. ————— ........Atklnson _ .... _____Bacon ___ — .. _____Baker ___ — .... ........Baldwin _ ———— ........Banks... ————— . — ....Barrow __ —— .- ........Bartow— ————— -------Ben mu... ......... .......Berrien.. —.—............Bibb..— ....—..„ ......Bleckley _ ———— ........Brantley.. —————————Brooks— .——.....—..Bryan ___ ———— ........Bulloch __ ———— — .... .Burke.—— ———— . -...—Butts. ——————————— .Calhoun... ——— . — ... ..Oamden.. ——— . ...........Candler. ..................Carroll ——————————— .Catoosa __ ...............Oharlton— ...............Chatham ......... .........Chattahoochee. — ..... ...Ohattooga .................Cherokee ___ ...........Clarke. ____ . __ . ....Olay _____ ——— . — ..Olayton. __ ..............Clinch .... __ .... —— ...(13)AmendmentsFor11364711453041151804432221484021646315554305145109119321126022442023,7532535224973168237104Against31615317440731422121192141467015593234241417213133128143111772125919(14)AmendmentsFor10845751462981141734103191493491455814956295136119114341115682442013,7273434022869367235101Against378143175467917244212521465377167037352913183381661601533125105126633(15)AmendmentsFor1056067139287111163418222148328145531525330313676113281095432452023,726243322316746723898Against35918347643811594121244144547116603728251719235124148143112198126126(16)AmendmentsFor1166374143397119180453328154409155651596231614279133331146103332033,7513434625071864247105Against30613316640761333618179142436911563026301518326134111153710969155620(17)AmendmentsFor87667314027795170361220152384162631486339713357115301105533363033,7251934622566161240101Against2351031642963933519170131436485122241911151787411212239866114717(18)AmendmentsFor87597113926892164324220153379157641406329211751115281135202272003,7171733321764857225101Against22513296329608235191661314061852212319111418411410713279961125416

Oobb... __ ...............Coffee __ ........ ........Oolquitt... ..............Columbia _ -.-.-.. ........Cook __ — .... __ .Coweta ———— ... ...Orawford _ . ,.... __ .-Orisp ______ — — ... .Bade ___ ——— .. ........Dawson.. ——— . .........Decatur... ——— . .........DeKalb __ ....... ........Dodge __ ———— . .........Dooly... ... ——— . —— . ...Dougherty ..............Douglas _ ——— . —— . ...Early __ ———— .........Echols __ -.-.-.. .......F-fflPEhftm - - - -. rElbert . _ ——— . — ... ...Emanuel- _ _ _ _ _ _Evans. ........ ............Fannin. _ ————————Fayette... .................Floyd..... .................Forsyth _ ——— . — . .....Franklin.... ...... ...Fulton— . .................Gilmer. _ .-.---. — ... ...Glascock.. ——— . .........Glynn ....................Gordon —————————Grady __ ——— . .........Greetie... —————————Gwinnett... __ .........Hataersham ......Hall... --..-.-———.-Hancock.... __ ... __ ..Earalsou.. ——— . .........Harris __ ——— . .........6411643392058476048104406662072,2761361323781451266440250219422111476622072575,6881095617923421923250133949084219173159298728497633482781143242425021595913521098322231081249576801481051110279782441151419313434606135334207857444497406602042,0521291293701501166238232220412071276271922495,32891511732262062224813264527521316021161992862993856242120534246563053671555127832523126148106841,1006310917110967727011718210213546575163339201917483696406702072,0661301243601381126331244217401961425941952525,25492501642122052134783234518121616617933832955874653275118479237563960621456109832530114150103781,1745910721109867826712617294139416531723622078876645108409732032,1751431373831501246247258225442011326812012415,669925318123721422950733449984229176160256823597537431711143312354424556315451068017241211079376801591077100817224611913192125325691493212048774148104404561952,2991311263231381026134247216361921156201742005,5469551173196182201499313478912341601462291205275294035810038422344184945144510173201610410793611,1324210378976552149511484121305361493252108373147103394591982,0501261303211201006034246209361851106161581835,20689541751801701924893114598720716013922591554793042356100285224442052451442996921211051019464805459968816852217961188612729

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESHart.. __ .. ————— .. _ .Heard _____ . ..........Henry __ ..-.-.-.-.... ....Houston. .................Irwln ______ . ..........Jackson ___ --..-. ......Jasper. ————————— ..Jeff Davls ___ - ..........Jefferson ___ ... ........Jenkins.... ——————— ..Johnson ——————————Jones _____ . ..........Lamar . _Lanier.. ...................Laurens ...................T.OOLiberty. —————————— ..Lincoln. ——————————Long ......................Lowndes... — . ...........TiiimpWn .....Macon .....................Madison... _ .. —— . —„Marion. ...................McDuffle. ___ .... .......Mclntosh. . . . — ..Merlwether ... ...—....Miller ______ . ___ -i...Mitchell ____ . _____ .Monroe.---.- _ ...........Montgomery.. .............Morgan.. ..................(13)AmendmentsFor467133324898236929036271781418816846289457666603251531182616793895099529111761228Against1098551262912866998201264267025521499274241681402860309522471013021(14)AmendmentsFor447129315828036428541257781398716246287437563613041601172517188824969928611860223Against136856553331407411116221274773025522491053157457515132613610723521103525(15)AmendmentsFor434127314858535628435250731357916245263447455583031661112476784844919328911562221Against126845649291417412114241315169026523421083055397415530653110528461043024(16)AmendmentsFor4751343319387367293412617813190172473064482696332416911426267114864939630512568204Against1097955443112965910519128466302422434101274140701492842311071842942623(17)AmendmentsFor465134280888434829335245691298716645291467833532771531162125683704609028612757144Against96705140261246479416131436302212128682738326711923522776134692237(18)AmendmentsFor432132258878035229236245671248715945294457926522751491102055482714539028611865127Against111694940271176479615122445602162127662539346711724512481154592197

Murray ____ . ___ ..Muscogee....... — .. . . .Newton ——————— ...Oconee . ------Oglethorpe...Paulding ——— .. .Peach.— —— . —Plckens ———————— ..Pierce ___ — — ... __ ..Pike......— ... ... .... ....Polk.........—.—.. __ .PulaskL-— .... ..... _ ...Quitman ———————— ....Rabun. ...——..— ......Randolph —————————Richmond ———— ........Rockdale ——————————Schley ———————— . ...Seminole ...............Spalding ——————— . ...Stephens- —————————Stewart. —— . —— . — ....Sumter.. ..................Talbot . ——— . ——— . ...Taliaferro .................Tattnal] _„.-....— ........Taylor ._ ..................Telfair _ .................TerrelL. ...................Thomas. —— ... .........Tilt.....— — .... ..... —Toombs ...................Towns ...................Treutlen —— ... ...........Troup _ .— ... ...........Turner. ...................TwIffffQUnion __ .... .............1158382441571961886851372105438199107110951932,208116737229345824213027815410436415732820233521678981306681263915434 115143 820160 24885 15363 20587 18851 62130 5102 6667 10796 42924 19324 10815 10645 10489 18981 2,17242 HI29 7437 701 28054 43548 23350 12369 26238 15759 7946 370131 15277 323350 20330932 20834 7996 10017 12399 63991 12658 3519 1513316416189539255127774111322117478112550303913786662753580521358236137393995221249257241077812271491951845750768107414193104104891882,16010675582904382391212681471263551503302053322067195126642147371493717617093619057126267114292320478311150283936752577641324414073291233341932211495562310782925216320519673508671184431931101111071882,1941217678281460252125283156129359153334178352220799812567713439152431281538353834412946094272116377790392737116352556235344313762201063027891989875123977592481521951576750763121449197104109901872,15211865632914432331162671511262221473191773102016084120648127361502812714278507642126353782515143870883425292484653623311351276220943218782095845620101746238148180148684966311642919498107941772,14011364672924322271092661601202031623321813031976084126652130361489712114574396940127254852417154268803518291494752613013371215819962818751789825919

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESUpson _ ————————Walker- ———————————Walton ———————————Ware __ ————— — — __Warren.. ————————— ..Washington ————————Wayne __ — _ - _ — ....Webster.. —— ... ——Wheeler. ..................White ___ . ..............Whitiield ____ . .........g Wilcox... __ .... ____ .* Wilkes..— - ..............Wilkinson ——————Worth __ ....... _ .......Total..... — ..—...—(13)AmendmentsFor343533402228137235646011214944216732918010646,544Against102315564831474522245478901114010411,402(14)AmendmentsFor33252337721113522763561121444551533261769844,798Against1044059878315348222458671031164911313,230(15)AmendmentsFor33352237820713922066541131454371603171779052,534Against109326675801583826235977921154411112,878(16)AmendmentsFor351539383229136228885111613944316734119111646,658Against9832676584145363122506987913610311,193(17)AmendmentsFor3455183771861352285949116904321583121849344,172Against892350437713924201951597985309010,523(18)AmendmentsFor3375143681831342344847128864281603081847542,874Against862155437713124201253618081259310,060

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESAppling__—-_———... 82Atkinson———.—————.. 58Bacon ....—— —————.. 73Baker____________ 138Baldwin. ... ....—„__ 273Banks__...... ————.. 95Barrow.. ——.—————__ 170Bartow _____——__ 320Ben Hill....... .... ...... 221Berrien ....—.—————.. 150Bibb_________...__ 393Bleckley................... 160Brantley......... ......... 64Brooks...——.—————— 146Bryan_____.-.—..... 62Bulloch___....————— 295Burke....-————— 116Butts..—————.————— 51Oalhoun __ ....—... 115Camden .. „ ... -- —_ 28Candler— — .—— ——— 115OarroU... ...... ——.... 512Catoosa___ .... ——. 225Oharlton_ ...— ———. 201Chatham.. .... ____ 3,739Ohattahoochee. .. —— 17Chattooga ..... —— 337Cherokee . .. .....— 221Clarke____ — ——— 648Clay.——.—————— 58Clayton.__....——— 224Clinch.———————— 98(19)AmendmentsFor AgainstAmendments(20)For26 81558107129 13862 271279359 16577 31435 21920 152162 389129 155406261 14685749 29322 1182351199 1152814 108196 514113 225201108 3,745131724 33699 22556 630115865 22618 101(3DFor24 82558127329 13959 265299359 16479 31039 21619 151161 373137 157416364 143125950 29321 1152149199 1132814 110179 50893 226201103 3,707131528 33599 21971 631145850 22516 100AgainstAmendments(22)For22 82558107128 13661 279279560 16881 31539 22120 153193 481134 160406460 146106048 29623 117255120 115102912 111181 514104 225202114 3,739141624 33298 22063 640115952 23217 101AgainstAmendmentsAgainst2251130592759763517149132395910482023198121809310614309359126816(23)AmendmentsFor84587114027394170322221155398160631476129111849117291095112272023,7401738021664859222101Against195112765265672341715012941568492123188131807310714459552105015

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESOobb.__—————...... 458Coffee..——————————. 152Colquitt_-.....-.____ 319Columbia_———„___ 202Cook.____________ 81Ooweta__——-.-.___ 735Orawford.———————.... 46Crisp...—————————.. 103Dade..-——————————. 400Dawson_———————...- 57Decatur_—————..„.. 196DeKalb....—,„———_ 2,041Dodge___——.-____ 128Dooly_.——————.-_. 130Dougherty_——————.... 320Douglas__——--.-___ 120Early.___—.....___. 97Echols—-------——...... 61Effingham..--______ 38Elbert-__-----_____- 244Emanuel_——....__ 205Evans....—————————. 38Fannin.——————...... 288Fayette-_———....... 110Floyd____________ 626Forsyth__-----_____ 166Franklin_—————...... 186Fulton_____._.__. 5,137Gilmer____________ 87Glascock..—————.-...- 55Glynn......————— 172Gordon___________ 185(19)AmendmentsFor Against1412076165575303934661483172018073845102398581942,061128124320124966035242205371861126161581795,218988561005742224518524413409969192110698896292745(20)AmendmentsFor Against8854170182143 52128 14770 31116 20055 8272 73330 48413 9739840 59105 191282 1,951221 12845 12611 31651 12248 9514 6143 31103 25174 22621 3620 186105 108102 58597 16363 184765 4,86345 87101 527 172179(21)AmendmentsFor Against150237415537529413541024262204410514713459468201810611292591,2494599888(22)AmendmentsFor Against5431513182038774350107398581962,114129127317122976038243207351881096041651795,31785561671741362173164969273735510123323243125144144097692030107988659661461031088543(23)AmendmentsFor Against1513172008574047111398er2012,097130129319123986139246205361901096121621795,428915417218016421671554,68293435310023721941950451338946820161059390596544599788

Grady..................... 168 74 167 77 166 75 171 179 174 68Greene__——.......... 191 51 200 50 189 48 194 47 190 46Gwinnett————————.... 485 217 483 223 478 216 486 205 499 202Habersham . ———————. 309 95 306 91 309 90 309 90 308 89Hall ..................... 456 117 448 120 446 118 459 109 459 104Hancock...——— ... —.. 85 88 83 87 83 88 83 86 85 85Haralson —————— ——. 208 120 209 117 209 131 208 132 210 121Harris.—————————— .. 159 30 159 31 172 26 159 31 160 32Hart____——— .—— ... 437 105 425 114 433 104 434 95 434 101Heard__..——.————— 133 68 129 76 130 73 132 68 132 68Henry..——————————- 259 50 265 49 259 46 264 40 259 43Houston———————————. 86 43 81 44 84 41 92 36 90 38Irwln___——.————— 79 28 77 31 78 30 78 29 77 28Jackson ..———————— 356 119 348 122 350 115 350 118 352 114Jasper..—————————— 292 64 291 65 291 64 294 62 295 60Jeff Davls...——.......... 35 7 38 7 33 7 34 6 35 6Jefferson...———————.. 242 96 243 94 239 95 246 92 254 82Jenklns..—————————— 69 14 70 13 66 14 68 13 70 13Johnson__——....—... 120 121 120 123 120 121 122 119 124 118g Jones____———————.- 87 43 87 45 83 45 91 42 90 40-* Lamar. ..————————— 160 53 165 53 154 56 156 57 162 58Lanier___——_....... 46 0 46 0 46 0 46 0 46 0Laurens__—————...— 293 213 286 215 286 213 293 210 283 216Lee __—...————— 45 20 44 21 44 21 44 19 46 18Liberty......——......__ 79 24 75 28 78 23 79 21 80 20Lincoln__——.————— 28 66 28 65 28 64 ^7 64 29 61Long ___——— - ——— 49 25 50 23 54 23 53 23 56 23Lowndes-.——— —- 276 38 273 39 266 45 270 39 272 36Lumpkin__- ... ...... 152 31 151 31 143 37 144 37 144 37Macon ...... —- - ..... Ill 64 113 65 110 67 112 66 64 66Madison.....————. 204 118 198 119 206 116 201 114 201 115Marion ___—..... _ 52 25 53 24 54 22 54 22 55 23McDuffie..———- - ———. 82 52 80 52 79 51 84 49 81 49Mclntosh.-..—- —.- - 69 25 70 24 71 22 71 21 72 20Meriwether _ - .__ 451 79 454 80 447 81 451 76 448 75Miller..——— — —.... 90 14 92 13 92 12 90 14 90 13Mitchell_____...___. 285 45 285 44 285 46 288 44 285 46Monroe........—. ....... 118 96 117 94 117 94 124 90 123 89Montgomery.———————— 57 20 57 20 55 21 57 19 58 18Morgan..__—-—...... 121 10 119 8 123 7 121 9 121 7

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3. 1943COUNTIESMurray_——.——_... 96Muscogee.——————_— 734Newton_——————_... 237Oconee_——..——_... 152Oglethorpe.—...—_... 193Pauldlng...—............ 143Peach.————————.—— 68Pickens.——.——_... 497Pierce__——.——_— 64Pike........-—.—...... 117Polk........—.———.. 384g Pulasld__......—...... 19600 Putnam ...—..—....— 101Quitman.—————--—— 107Rabun_.„.„——_— 85Randolph-——.——...— 173Richmond—...—————— 2,139Rockdale_—...——_... 110Schley_...—............. 65Screven——————————— 64Semlnole _________ 292Spalding... ........ ....... 425Stephens.——.———...— 232Stewart_____...._... 108Sumter__.__——...— 267Talbot..................—. 145Taliaferro____..._— 120Tattnall__.__——...— 204Taylor__......——...... 161Telfalr____________ 326TerrelL.....__.—...— 178Thomas_____-__— 316(19)AmendmentsFor Against261311467140784012625380251614437182381728147455261351338124592095744232152182153664966411539519499111871742,136112646229146322611126215112720115731886(20)AmendmentsFor Against177306331211477543794312535878221613407085391730276495263321336128681995(21)AmendmentsFor Against94730231148180143654996311338719599110901702,1411116274292425223105258147121200159318174306261311487741794212535568251822417282351831I5650546733II40123582093(22)AmendmentsFor Against967542371531821437249966116388196102110951742,1441126365292435224111261152124203168322181301241141447444753912625183241312417072341628I4049505928II35120651191(23)AmendmentsFor Against997632371551851466850165117398199101108871781,7871146764292484231111265152124203163323178308251151437139754112625172231414386772311729I4141496028II37121591789

Tlft... _ ........... ......Toombs ___________Towns .. .................Treutlen. ......Troup .. ...Turner .. . .. — . .Twiggs .. „ — „ ——Union— -------.----. .....TJpson — . —— . ...........Walker—.-—.... __ ...Walton—— ..... ... ... ....Ware ......................Warren... —— . ...........Washington..... ——— . ...Wayne _______ . _ ...Webster..... __ -.... ....Wheeler.. — ... —— ... ...White ___________ .Whitfield..— . .... ........Wilcox—— ——— __ ....Wllkes.—— . _ .——..-.Wilkinson _______ —Worth _ .——————Total———————191 6080120652129351553345123701801372264748116884321573071868142,7922919751884825619852654467813525211752588183248710,3661876180120655126351493355103701631352204748114884301593071867542,23927197617 „888456221072651477713425201952578581279410,0361845881120639128351473335113701741342194447115874261613051867741,95829217217100815618792047467714427212151627785259010,6281916081123656129341513355123711771352315546117894311563061908443,109261773168581571989194741771372421205059808225849,6481876293119658128341483415243681781342404746115884341593091898442,936251673188582562078174840781272521215055767827869,393

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESAppllng——————————— 83Atkinson_————_..... 58Bacon_———————— 71Baker__———........_ 139Baldwin—.-——..——.. 272Banks_—————...—— 94Barrow——————————— 168Bartow———————————— 318Ben Hill..—————_..... 222Berrien.——————.——— 152Bibb——-————........ 384Bleckley__—.—_.__ 155Brantley——————...—— 64Brooks.——————.———— 142Bryan———————————— 60Bulloch———.—_—... 293Burke......——._—— 117Butts———————————— 49Oalhoun.—————........ 114Oamden_————...—— 29Oandler—————————— 108Oarroll———————.. 506Oatoosa——————_..... 229Oharlton................. 200Chatham..—...—___ 3,735Ohattahoochee .. _ . 16Ohattooga .—— .. — . 326Oherokee___. . .. _ 218Olarke —————————— 639Clay..______......—.. 58Olayton——.——————— 223Clinch.-_........—.... 96(24)AmendmentsFor Against21 511285625557534191571313961884577013826793161318222156387157621426147 29021 1162349197 1152814 109183 47673 226200110 3,725141630 33095 20353 63111 585317(25)AmendmentsFor Against231100(26)AmendmentsFor Against(27)AmendmentsFor Against20 7825 77 265577567117011681328 13729 136 3060 26864 2725726922690 2666 15965 1527675 31479 299 9633 22233 2163717 14721 147 22148 373 173 364 174132 150 137 141 1413963 4061 43618 14162 136 705810 581149 29153 2845521 11425 103 3524 48 244722188 11221 10922241024914 10713 10317179 502 199 482 20863 22663 224113201201112 3,728 117 3,715 129141614161426 33532 3313393 21196 214 10159 62274 61082106011591150 22753 2165716 97 17 96 20(28)AmendmentsFor Against795667IS 1}26891147307215149373145501365728711347110271064922232013,725163352026155921897256142861217793402116214157749542321201019207123123142811182115426

Oobb—~—_———— 609Coffee..—————.— 156Colquitt------____ . 316Columbia-——————— 200Cook ...———....... . 84Ooweta .....—.... 740Orawford—————...—— 47Crisp__———————. . 105Dade__—————————— 398Dawson——————————— 59Decatur——————————— 196DeKalb.——.——.....— 2,072Dodge..——————————— 127Dooly———————————— 130Dougherty.-———........ 319Douglas——————————— 122Early__—————————— 98Echols——————————— 61Effingham................ 37Elbert—..————————.. 242Emanuel—————/———— 204Evans.——————————— 37Fannin._________.- 184Fayette..—————————— 108Floyd...——............. 615Forsyth——————————. 159Franklin.—————————. 176Fulton-——————————— 5,260Gilrner.—................ 87Glascock—————————— 55Glynn_—————————— 167Gordon..—————————— 174Grady——————— 168Greene.——————————— 189Gwinnett._________ 489Habersham.———————— 309Hall....—.————— 445Hancock—————————— 87Haralson____........— 206Harris..———————— 1582202169175270293935599255221451052411340986720221069293586954697109073462058811783118315211483152028573946106398581942,024128119312117976135241204351821076051591765,2618454171175169185482292443872061571472171145471303635710126522042105341134297692021105989262748471008847248209901178313030532147312200817384299400571902,035121131310119946031240204331831086111561755,467845016617817018947030542879202158151 51526 14173 31015 19656 7472 73434 4342 962 39850 59107 179373 1,873227 11844 11913 31052 11245 9214 6146 2997 22872 19321 3321 185106 103110 59095 15263 169992 4,89646 84100 5412 16089 17469 16550 181228 44690 298130 41988 76120 2000 15216827772061753445351117448231541250491347109802225107119100691,0594710216928158250921469412336512147314198787335098398571891,980127122312120935933226193341801055751511735,03580561501691691784453024177820016015823711658732942210107332186531151441543109892121105127100658544610242957553234911459112732

COUNTIESHart_____________ 436Heard____________. 132Henry___._—...—.. 254Houston.—.——————— 90Irwln..———————————— 77Jackson____—.——— 355Jasper_....——————— 292Jeff Davis._________ 35Jefferson___—-------- 245Jenklns___..—————— 69Johnson————————— 123Jones______-__-.- 87Lamar._____._____ 159Lanier.____..————.... 46Laurens..————————— 287Lee........................ 45Liberty.__.___........ 77Lincoln_„——————— 27Long—.—————————— 52Lowndes_____——— 269Lumpkin__„—————— 142Macon__....——————— 72Madison______-___ 198Marion______———— 56McDuffle.._.__.__. 81Mclntosh.- — ———— - - 74Meriwether____ .. 446Miller—— ... ... ... ... ... 92Mitchell————._—__ 286Monroe_____—————— 127Montgomery____....... 56Morgan______————— 121CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943(24)AmendmentsFor Against976945382711262691141194353021219236323383859115195019771245924241322538778351292352476812284154452924576255427314211019152827244392284227(25)AmendmentsFor Against118591201036745392811463790151184455021219226322403864118234920781345934301312568578351287332376812081152452734674274826614311119549797144589286218(36)AmendmentsFor Against11754120947047422911769795151234559022819246223413867115285222811544944231332528075340292352336712178155442614269274926415910619047766443887280219(27)Amendments(28)AmendmentsFor Against For Against1155411811370484431127637422118250817534717336241631228415345260457829552681401081914979704408828111310106181224954019624316424453967127295630871650101245211811185474429120788901611946600238212860213941721232750258216501022711

Murray ......——————— 95Muscogee —————————— 749Newton— .... ————— 233Oconee _ — .- -. — 150Oglethorpe — .- — . 183Paulding ..... - .. . 146Peach.———— —————— 68Pickens—.—.—————— 501Pierce__————————— 65Pike ___.—.————- 117Polk____.....———.— 400Pulaski__________- 194Putnam..————————— 97Quitman—————————— 109Rabun———————————— 84Randolph.————————— 171Richmond————————— 2,135Rockdale..——.—————— 111Schley—_......——.... 66Screven——————————— 62Seminole_.....————— 292Spalding— ... ..——...... 437Stephens.—————————— 228Stewart——————————— 135Sumter——.-_—————— 264Talbot—.. .......—..... 150Taliaferro—...———.... 124Tattnall__________ 201Taylor__.....—————— 158Telfair.__-_—————— 328TerreU__—.———-——— 174Thomas__....—————— 300Tilt......___——-—— 184Toombs——————————— 61Towns______————— 81Treutlen——.——————— 120Troup———————————— 650Turner_____—————— 128Twiggs_—————————— 35Union______——-—— 148261121447341754012635072 231710417271331828I3643485930II36124602092261873178888562095743230148186145 674976711338319394110841722,125110 6462292429222105264150124200158328173296185 60 811206531273414825117147 7435 753912625175 241812387278341629 14847515930 143512459199527 1873178881572095720225149182146674976410838219492111 821742,125106636229242222T1062581501241951553161592871836080119644129341482913715376407640126359782621114072 8437 1733 15045516031 14391277024108311874 1910382572095707228144175130 644956210835119492109791722,130936658275419219108254147124198146314140281183 58 881206301183314624147149814889451265551212622 12438015249 1536175649536635 144013664 191193120 761711191552292722225146177143654976510932219291108801692,12299 64 6027642621610525814712421115131514029018357 8111762812538147371371497744 79421243571482722 1144 768441 1632 174856546334124113470 191022920 7419104845520

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIESTJpson ___ — _. ..........Walker ___________ .Walton ....................Ware _____ ... ..........Warren ___________WashingtonWayne ___ ... _____ ...Webster.. _ ..............Wheeler. _ . ..............White ___ . _______ .Whltlield.. _-..._ ..........§ Wilcox...... ...............*• WUkes...... ...............Wllklnson.... . ... ... .Worth... ... ...............Total.. ________(24)AmendmentsFor3295143671721332234645117894281583061807742,758Against100194744781382321185062768025909,6.39(25)AmendmentsFor3275083631421332404644119884281583061827842,359Against88235042781342422185062798127899,705(26)AmendmentsFor3315113661731332195247113854281552971857642,355Against862453447814325212052628387289010,463(37)AmendmentsFor3265014001681332174541111864271532941836941,004Against773164537914126252553619090319911,300(28)AmendmentsFor3275013541621332134346109854291522941857743,796Against923162527814535212756608590298810,727

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTION, AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIES AND COUNTY SITES IN GEORGIACOUNTYAppling. ——————Atkinson. —————Bacon __ —————TCcalrarBaldwin—.. —— ._Banks. ————— .Barrow __ .. — ..Bartow. ——————Ben Hill.. _____Berrien _ . —— .-Bibb... ...........Bleckley ____ ...Brantley. ....—...Brooks. —————.Bryan __.........BuUoch ...........Burke. _--------Butts _ —„.—Calhoun .....—..Camden _—_——.Candler. ..........Oarroll. .... —.—Oatoosa ----------Oharlton ...„—..Chatham _......_..Chattahoochee. ...Ohattooga ...„„..Oherokee ..........Clarke ___ —— „Clay.— ..... — —Clayton ...........Clinch.. __Oobb— — — — —Coffee... — —— -Oolquitt. — — — .Columbia .........Cook _ —.—.—.Coweta. ...........Orawiord _.....„_.Crisp __ .........Dade— — — — -Dawson ...........Decatur ...........DeKalb ____ ....Dodge.———.—Dooly. ___ ------Dougherty ....—.Douglas ...........Early....... _ . ...Echols ...........COURTHOUSEBaxley .............Pearson _ ———— ..Alma......... . ..Newton ___ . ....Milledgevllle.......Homer .............Winder...— ......Oartersville ——— „Fitzgerald- .......Nashville- ———— ..Macon. ——————Oochran __ —— ..Nahunta.. ..„—..Quitman... --------Pembroke ........_.Statesboro _ „-„.Waynesboro ........Jackson __ —— ..Morgan .....—....Woodbine _ — ....Metter .......—...Oarrollton. ——— ..Rlnggold _..........Folkston _ ——— .-Savannah ____Cusseta— .... — ..Summerville ———Canton. ...........Athens. ...........Ft. Galnes __ . ....Jonesboro ———— ..Homerville .........Marietta. ———— „Douglas. ...—_....Moultrie.. —— ....Appling ——————Adel.. .............Newnan ———— ..Knoxville. ------- .Oordele ————— ..Trenton. _ . ......Dawson vllle.. —— ..RainV>ririgflDecatur.. ——— ....Eastman- ———— —Vienna _ „ — ....Douglas ville.. ......Blakely ............Staten ville- ........Springfield ——— ..Sol. Gen.ChattahoocheeCircuitArthur FCopland214519175050431651216586473279451293311777932891261413,28414201128114395134250100154168644584836343155537712273242938638MonroeStephens1351916388293237904652163998845101331711710201857447948213264196819210403375414451696Sol. GenCowetaCountyLeon L.Meadora273238475338137249135609632934317010210621134002822051,6996214114104191533848015517810667718038293281007981079831813796Sol. Gen.DublinCircuitJames F.Nelson283238185340138249135609632934217011210621135182822031,6946214114108191533948015517810667717038294261017981079831815796395

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTION, AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIES AND COUNTY SITES IN GEORGIACOUNTYElbert ___ —— .-Evans ___ ————TTftTTftttAFloyd.. _ — ———Forsyth ——————Franklin... ———Fulton ——————Gilmer ———————Glascock —————Glynn. ———————Gordon ——————Grady.. —————f^rTAATlAGwlnnett. ———— Lawrence ville ———Tl Q vlfAQ ^H 1 1 AHabersham.. ———TTallGainesviUe. ————Hancock ————— Sparta _ —————Haralson ————— Buchanan —————TToTTicHamilton. —————Hart...... — Hartwell— —————Heard.. ——————Henry ——————— McDonough ————Houston. —————Irwln ————————Jackson ——————TQCT~»OTJeff Davis.. ———Jefferson —————Jenkins— —————Johnson —————Jones ———————Lanier ———————Laurens. —————1.00Liberty ——————Lincoln ——————Long. ———————Lowndes —————Macon ———————Madison ——————Marion ——————McDuffie ————— .Mclntosh —————"M Ai*i 11701" Vi ATMiller . ————— -Mitchell ___ ——Monroe ——————COURTHOUSEElberton.. —————Swainsboro ————Olaxton _—————Blue Ridge ————Fayetteville. ————Rome... ——————finmmltigAtlanta ——————Ellijay ____ —— -Gibson... —————Brunswick —————Cairo. __ —————Perry ————————Ocilla __ ———— -Toff ArsonMonticello. ————Hazlehurst ————Louisville —————Millen __ ———— -Wrightsville ———— .Gray. __ —————Barnesville ————Lakeland —————Dublin __ ———— .Leesburg. —————HinesviUe.- ———— .Lincolnton ————Ludowici ——————Valdosta.. —————Dahlonega. ————Oglethorpe ————Daniels ville ————Buena Vista ————Thomson ——————Darien __ —————Greenville —————Oolquitt.. ———— .Camilla _ —————Forsyth ———— ——Sol. Gen.ChattahoocheeCircuitArthur F.Copland10981471466136079561,167577213782412009512543579912112671273812317316154114840551615433121451555020563621103077519240MonroeStephens41541014158672981595282822210013851792567291010188178129227192505211810711257237495883124Sol. Gen.CowetaCountyLeon L.Meadors14882592377036645802,5151253419921026333185163117481441921851122128231404121314217501725333491242186201344812202880220227Sol. Gen.DublinCircuitJames F.Nelson14482592377136926812,4421253421931026333285161117501401901591102028232404025182355017353334912411861271344812202880220227396

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTION, AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIES AND COUNTY SITES IN GEORGIACOUNTYMontgomery-Morgan... ..Muscogee ..Newton..Oconee . ...Oglethorpe ..Paulding ....Peach.. . ..Plckens _ .-Pierce _ . -Pike .... .Polk ... ...PulaskL.PiitnamQuitman . ...Rabun. ....Randolph ...Richmond -.Rockdale ....Schley _ ...Screven _ .Semlnole. ...Spalding ....Stephens— ...Stewart. .....Sumter .......Talbot ......Talliaferro ....TattnaLl _...Taylor. ......Telfair. ......Terrell _.....Thomas ......lift ..........Toombs ———* I Yttim ^Treutlen..-.-Troup .... .—Turner. ...-TSiriiro'QUnion _— ....Upson __ — -Walker————Walton .......Ware ........Warren ......Washington..\R7fl. TTTI AWoHa'tarCOURTHOUSEMt. Vernon. -Madison . ._.Ohatsworth.Oolumbus ...Covlngton „WatklnsviUe.Lexlngton .Dallas ....Ft. Valley ..Jasper. ....Blackshear __Zebulon. _ .Oedartown .HawklnsvlUeEatonton ..GeorgetownOlaytonOuthbert ..Augusta ...Oonyers .. ..Ellaville ...Sylvania. ....DonalsonvilleGriffin . .—Toccoa. .....Lumpkin __ .Americus ....Talbotton . .Crawfordvllle-Reldsville ....Butler ........McRae. .......Thomas vllle.-Tifton— ..—Lyons ........liawassee ——Soperton .....liaGrange. ...Ashburn .....Jefferson villeBlairsvllle— _Thomas ton ...JaFayette ....Waycross .....Varrenton. ...SandersvUle..Jesup __ ...Preston ......Sol. Gen.ChattahoocheeCircuitArthur FCopland365532732137658027153164744991883072231071,54321532751547024639911720749397138119661013611636455419924437961106100851825MonroeStephens104416854131831739712361510451442400227141162221341311274721195124151820109314131545410Sol. GenCowetaCircuitLeon L.Meadors5720246522078912519226271043101205405621761,1561301237187850100174135125392308517929211021576141156832475387300821022301924James F.Nelson5720246511998712119216161043101211405621761,1531301237162850100174135125402198517929211021575911157232474388302821022312025Sol. Gen.DublinCircuitEdwardWahlwender,Jr.000000000000000000000000000000210000000000000000000397

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTION, AUGUST 3, 1943COUNTIES AND COUNTY SITES IN GEORGIACOUNTYWheeler. .....White.-——.Whitfield.....Wilcox— —..Wilkes ____Wilklnson.—Worth——..Total __ .COURTHOUSEAlamo .. — ..Cleveland....Dalton __ ...Abbeville.——Washington ..Irwlnton ——Sylvester .....Sol. Gen.ChattahoocheeCircuitArthur F.Copland766696861991001121,171MonroeStephens15143023261865,034Sol. Gen.CowetaCircuitLeon L.Meadors11078431852181631024,851James F.NelsonSol. Gen.DublinCircuit11178441842181621024,635EdwardWahlwender,Jr.000000021398

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYJULY 4,1944

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944POPULARVOTEFor United States Senator:Walter F. George _______ —————311,081JohnW. Goolsby __ —...................34,465Total ______.— ————————— 245,546FOT Public Service Commissioner:Matt L. McWhorter __ ———— ............ 250,675For Chief Justice of the Supreme Court:R. O. Bell .--.-.__ ----- -— - ———— - — 251,451For Associate Justice of the Supreme Court:W. H. Duckworth. ————— —————— -- 250,937For Associate Justice of the Supreme Court(Unexpired Term):LeeB.Wyatt ..„ ———————— —— - — — 251,090For Associate Justice of the Supreme Court(Full Term :LeeB.Wyatt ____ -— — ————————— - 251,241For Judge of the Court of Appeals:B. O. Gardner.-.. ——————————————— 251,130For Judge of the Court of Appeals (UnexpiredTerm):Dave M. Parker. __— —— —————— - 251,193For Judge of the Court of Appeals:(Full Term)251,338For Representative in Congress from theFirst District:OT\ "Po rt OT Qrt Yl366Hugh Peterson.. ——————————————— 15,340J. E. Pope _____ ————————————— 8,332Totals —. ———————————— ——— 24,038For Representative in Congress from theSecond District:E. E. Cox. ___..............-.————15,003J. H. Smitliwick __ ————————————— 7,311Totals. .. ————— ................... 22,314For Representative in Congress from theThird District:Stephen Pace. —— ....................... 21,062For Representative in Congress from theFourth District:A. Sidney Oamp. ——————————————— 22,680For Representative in Congress from theFifth District:T?r»V*^Y't1 T? QlYlCT^Aplf43,027For Representative in Congress from theSixth District:O&rl Vinsou — 18,935For Representative in Congress from theSeventh District:M 28,290O *"pQ ••» TTftTUNITVOTE41004104104104104104104104104100301646346405444144242NUMBERCOUNTIES15901 f\Q1 f\Q1 f\Q1591 RQIKQ159159IRQ01171812214241531614400

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944For Representative in Congress from theEighth District:John E. Gibson __ -------------._ __ .Andrew J. Tuten.. ........................Totals- __ . _ —————— . ——————For Representative in Congress from theNinth District:Clifton W. Brannon.-.-.-.- ___ .... _____James S. Golden.. ————— . — . ___________John S.Wood —————————— . ...........Totals ___ —————— ._— _. —— - —For Representative in Congress from theTenth District:Paul Brown _ .............................For Judges of the Superior Courts:Alapaha CircuitE. R. Smith.. ———— _.____— ...........W. R. Smith ___ - _______Total ____ _____ ______Albany CircuitOarl E. Grow ————— . ...................Atlanta CircuitHugh M. Dorsey .........................John H. Hudson- — ..... ______.___-_.__Total. ____ —— ____ -_——..—Atlanta CircuitA. L. Etheridge ——— .. __ -. ————— ..Atlanta CircuitPaul S. Etheridge ........................Atlanta CircuitWalter O. Hendrix —-_-_..—————Blue Ridge CircuitJ. H. Hawkms ..........................Chattahoochee CircuitT. Hicks Fort _ — — _„_— .............Cherokee CircuitO. Hunter Dalton. — ... .................J. M. O. Townsend —————————————Total...... ........ ___ .——.——Coweta CircuitSam J. Boykin— . — — .................DukeDavis _ __._ .......................Total.....—....... ._-.——.— — ..Dublin CircuitR. Earl Oamp..... .......................O. O. Crockett ...........................J. Roy Rowland-....—-. .................Total ___________ — — ____._——401POPULARVOTE18,6668,74327,4097,4505,25711,91324,62017,2292,5173,8916,4089,47717,52213,55031,07231,61131,73331,73612,9577,4342,0927,1379,2295,5823,0528,6343,4048102,4116,625UNITVOTE4264.346304040NUMBERCOUNTIES1720101Q171456101111660664152013

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944POPULARVOTEUNITVOTEFor Judges of the Superior Courts:Eastern CircuitDavid S. Atkinson——————————...... 6,894Macon CircuitMallory O. Atkinson—————————...... 3,975Northern CircuitOlark Edwards, Jr.——————————..__ 5,448Oconee CircuitEschol Graham.—————————„....__ 7,210A. R. ROSS--—————————————————— 2,665Total...———.———.—.......... 9,875Ogeechee CircuitT. J. Evans_————————————————.. 4,427Piedmont CircuitClifford Pratt..——————————————.. 7,626Southwestern CircuitW. M. Harper..——————————————.. 3,874Stone Mountain CircuitJames O. Davis.——————————————„ 13,294Tifton CircuitBrittW. Davis————————————————. 318R. Eve____———————————————— 3,150O. W. Monk__—————————-——.. 1.810Total...———————————.......... 5,278Toombs CircuitO. J. Ferryman——————————————— 2,334For Solicitors General of the Superior Courts:Alapaha CircuitHomer W. Nelson———.—.————.—— 5,572Albany CircuitMaston O'Neal———————————————— 9,493Atlanta CircuitE. E. Andrews———————————————— 31,709Augusta CircuitGeorge Hains————————————————— 3,106Blue Ridge CircuitH. G. Vandiviere.—— ....————.——— 12,977Brunswick CircuitW. Glenn Thomas—————————————— 6,584Chattahoochee CircuitArthur F. Copland....-.-.-.————.—— 2,845EdWohlwender, Jr..—.——————.—— 4,506Total...—————————-——-— 7,351Cherokee CircuitJ. H. Paschall—_—.—————————— 9,060Coweta CircuitJames L. Smith...—————————————— 3,250Luther M.Wyatt.—————————————— 5,381Total_____——————————————— 8,631402

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944POPULARVOTEFor Solicitors Oeneral of the Superior Courts:Dublin CircuitW. W. Larsen, Jr......—__._____ 6,364Eastern CircuitSamuel A. Cann——————_...__... 6,892Flint CircuitE. L. Reagan———————__-______ 2,949Frank B.WillinghaiD—..__._____ 3,485Total...__..._—____._____ 6,434Griffin CircuitR. L. Addleton—......__________ 2,264F. E. Strtckland...——..__...____ 4,175Total.____.-_—____._____ 6,439Macon CircuitCharles H. Garrett..—__________ 3,975Middle CircuitW.H. Lanier ...———————.—————.. 5,988Northern Circuit.R. Howard Gordon——.———————— 5,413Ocmulgee CircuitO. S.Baldwin...————.—...—————— 4,247A. F. Jenkins__..—_._———— 3,162Total.—————-——.——-— 7,409Oconee CircuitM. H. Boyer...—————.......—————.. 6,417W. O. Purser__——.._._.......__ 3,453Total...—————————————————— 9,870Ogeechee CircuitFredT. Lanier_———...._———.... 4,429Pataula CircuitR. A. Patterson.————.—...—————— 8,656Piedmont CircuitHopeE. Stark___——____.—.—... 7,683Rome CircuitHenderson L. Lanham._._..————.. 4,537J. Ralph Rosser————_....—————.. 2,293Total_____....—_._-————— 6,830Southern CircuitGeorge R. Lilly..—.—.....-.—.—.— 6,071Southwestern CircuitE. L. Forrester..————.......—————— 3,879Stone Mountain CircuitRoy Leathers_....—————————— 13,300Tifton CircuitW. O. Forehand_... .... ...——————„ 5,394Toombs CircuitJ. Cecil Davis____-_—...—————„ 2,346UNITVOTENUMBERCOUNTIES04445571403

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944For Solicitors General of the Superior Courts:Way cross CircuitJohnW. Bennett _______ ..........J. R.Walker ____________ .......Total. .................................Western CircuitPrnstnn M. AlmanrtD. Marshall Pollock ___________ .Total _____ ________ ..— ..POPULARVOTE4,4304,1368,5662,1783,5705,748UNITVOTENUMBERCOUNTIES336123404

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944COUNTYAppling ——————————————Atkinson __ —— — — —— — .Bacon . _ —————————Baker __ „ — —— — ——— ———Baldwin ——————.—————Banks __ .. ——— — ——— ———Barrow.. _.——.———.—————Bartow. __ -. —— .-... .........Ben Hill ______ - ________RpirloitBibb- __ —————— — . ———— -Bleckley..— ————————Brantley .......... -..—..———Brooks.. —————————Bryan—— —————— ..............Bulloch- ......... —.....————Burke __ —————————Butts _ ——————————OaLhoun . ........-.....— .......Camden.. ————— ........—...Oandler. ———.———————OarrolL. ........... ......——...Catoosa ..........................Oharlton.. ————— ......—.—..Chatham —————— ..............Ohattahoochee —— ......„.—..Ohattooga ————— ..............Cherokee. ————— _— — — ——Ol ar VftfilQTTOlayton. —————— ......———.Clinch ___ ———— - —— —— —Cobb __ ——————————rjnffaoOolquitt —————————————— -Columbia _—.——————————Cook... ........... .......—.—.Coweta. ..........................Orawford ———————————Crisp _ — ——————————————TJorlflDawson ..........................Decatur. ........... ..............DeKalb _ —————————————T^nriornDooly. ...........................Dougherty ...............——...Douglas _...............— .......Early ___ —— — —— — — ——Echols.. ....—————————FOR UNITEDSTATES SENATORWalter F.George1,061(2)1,402 2)1,051(2777 2918 4749 2)1,409(2)1,364(4)241(21,480(2)2,614 6586 (2)736 2)1,161 2)1,148 2)1,598 4)935 4)1,376 2)634(2)850 2)954(2)2,026 (4)435(2)573 (2)6,784(6)84(2)1,752(2)1,357(2)2,554(4)111 (2)1,003(2)754(2)5,548(4)1,469(4)1,169(4)126 (2)911 2)1,076 4)571 2)217 2)816 2)378 (2)1.110(4)9,752 (6)1,801 (2)287 (2)1,915(4^568 (2)1,835(2)360(2)405JohnW.Goolsby44618927811110021838024434225226100128164962126523443641183366778110204004781767214841,08318649391121801565684732771,3656993313517230631FOR PUBLICSERVICECOMMISSIONERMattL.McWhorter1,586 2)835(21,383 2956 21,056 4)998 2)1,812(2)1,628 4)278 2)1,767 22,966 6)748(2923 21,363(2)1,360(21,843(41,023 41,661(2)696 (2)960 (2)1,308(2)2,392 (4)525 2)703 26,899 (6)116 (2)2,199 (2)1,886(2)2,764 (4)118 (2)1,239 (2)901(2)7,171 (4)1,762(4)1,697(4)136 (2)1,107 2)1,260 4682 2)276 2)937 (2)375 (2)1,342(4)11,224(6)2,537 (2)323 2)2,105 4)744 2)2,281 2)405(2)

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944COUNTYEfflngham ———————— _ .......Elbert _ ———————— . .— ...Emanuel .........................Evans _ ........ ................Tannin .......— ................Fayette _ .. ...... ...............Floyd __ ........ ................Forsytb ^......— .................Franklin.. ————— ..............Fulton.. .........................Gilmer _ .. —————————————frl ftQfYVlCGlynn ........ ——...————.Gordon... —————————————Grady _ .........................Greene „........—. .............Gwinnett ————— ————————Habersham ————————————Hall....... .......................Hancock —————— ..............Haralson ——————————————Harris- .....— ———————Hart.. ...........................Heard _ ........ .................Henry.. ..........................Houston ......... ................Irwin.. ....... —.—..—.——...Jackson. ——————————————TQ.CTIPTJeff Davis ————— .—.——„..Jefferson ........................Jenkins. ........................Johnson .........................Jones. ...........................Lamar ........ ...................Lanier .....--.—.................Laurens. ———————————— ..L««Liberty- —————————————— .-Lincoln ..........................Long ......... .—.„..— .—...„Lowndes ——————————————TillTfpVlnMacon.. .........................Madison ————————————— ..Marion. ———————————————McDuffie. — . — ....—. __ . ...Mclntosh ........................Meriwether— . —— . ———— ......Miller— __ .— — — — ___ -FOB UNITEDSTATES SENATORWalter F.George383(3)1,347(3)1,645(4)892(3)661 (2)1,701 (2)2,754 (6)892(2)306(2)26,998(6)875 (3)510 (2)1,721(4)1,540(2)1,038(2)997 (2)2,415 (4)1,353 (2)2,493 (4)266 (2)217 (2)557 (3)1,127(2)659 (2)2,138 (3)121 (2)1,099(2)1,222 (2)710 (2)494 (2)203(2)894(2)1,410 (2)501(2)762 (2)800(2)3,004(4)412 (2)421(2)103(2)618 (2)960(4)1,067(2)177 (2)1,051(2)286 (2)138 (2)745 (2)1,501 (4)870 (2)JohnW.Goolsby5545318599197348309353893,856991731344691812668444025987383513091573621813625911414158934019310975590501948748620025307401289196126FOR PUBLICSERVICECOMMISSIONERMatt L.McWhorter450 2)1,831 2)1,899 4)1,028 2)853(2)2,132 (2)3,068(6)1,245(3)395 (3)31,635(6)1,035 (2)732 (2)1,944(4)2,074(2)1,237(2)1,304(2)3,313 (4)1,812(2)3,136 (4)341 (3)394 (2)614 (2)1,471(2)851 (2)2,552 (2)139 (2)1,291(2)1,505(2)832(2)674 (2)257 (2)1,019(2)2,057 (2)593 (2)877(2)923 (2)3,676(4)486 (2)448(2)145 (2)749 (2)1,063(4)1,229(2)204(2)1,432 2)339 2)140 2)857 2)1,726 (4)1,061(2)406

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944COUNTYMitchel] __ ——————————Monroe ———————————————Montgomery ———— ..... .......Morgan.. ———— ................Murray. ————— —————————Musoogee ........................Newton _ —————————————OfwnrtAOglethorpe .......................Paulding ———— ................Peach _ ——————————————"Pi plroTi QTHorrvtPI If ftPolk..—— ——————— — —— -PulaskL. — - ————————— ...Putnam ..........................Rabun.. .........................Randolph .^— ..................Richmond —————————————Rockdale ^....... ................Schley. ———————————————Q pro VATISemlnole .........................Spalding _ -- — — _ ___ .....Stephens ...... ..................Stewart— —————————Sumter.. ........................Tnltwt-Taliaferro ——————————————Tattnall_ ——————————————TalfnJrTerrell. ..........................Thomas... .......................THftToombs— .......................Towns ........——.-.„.———.Treutlen.. ——————————— ..Troup.. ..........................Turner _ ————————————TSxriCTOTQTJnlon. __ .....................Upson ...........................Walker.. _ —— ......... ..— ..Walton ___ .....................Ware.——— — .....-.........—.TX7n.TTftTlWashington ————————————FOR UNITEDSTATES SENATORWalter F.George2,820 (4)1,127 (2)598 (2)1,266(2)1,185(2)4.614(6)623(2)849(2)306(2)1,760(2)165 2)657 2)1,146 2)421 2)1,784(4)823(2)426 2)520 2)1,144 2)1,043 2)1,884 6)192 2)116 2)982 2)1,465(2)1,730(4)916 (2)969 (2)1,276(4)417 (2)169 (2)1,077(2)367 (2)3,040(2)1,292(2)1,333(4)1,773(2)1,263 (2425(2556(22,171 (6598 (2)567 (2)422(2)1,240(4)1,385(4)1,779(2)3,181 (4)462 (2)932 (4)407JohnW.Goolsby180253528724358212515952368171958516334811837371271211323899835036718256130441016812293111184128125134926118619183386194193288193136FOR PUBLICSERVICECOMMISSIONERMattL.McWhorter3,014(1,401( §667 ( 2)1,422( 2)1,509( 2)5,407( 6)648 ( 2)1,019(355 ( I!2,157 (182 ( II815

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944COUNTYWayne. —————— .._— . ........Webster- ——————— ........ ....Wheeler _ ... ___________White..——.—. ____ . __ ...Whitfield _ - ___________WUcox..— __ . __ .... ........Wilkes .—......———........WUkinson _ — ... — .. ..........Worth... —————————— .... ....Total Vote:Popular... —— .. ..........County Unit. ——— .. ......FOR UNITEDSTATES SENATORWalter F.George1,226(2)447(2)909(2)1,210(2)2,005 (4)1,035(2)336 (2)1,063(2)1,164 (4)211,081410JohnW.Goolsby1788716421951122416327217934,4650FOR PUBLICSERVICECOMMISSIONERMattL.McWhorter1,414(2)548(2)1,147(2)1,467(2)2,547(4)1,279(2)489 (2)1,334(2)1,369(4)250,675410408

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUFREME COURTCOUNTYFOR CHIEFJUSTICEFOR AS SO.JUSTICEFOR ASSO.JUSTICEFOR ASSO.JUSTICER. O. BellW. H.DuckworthUnexp.TermLeeB.WyattFull TermLeeB.WyattAppling __ .. —————Atklnson. _ -. — .-..Bacon ___ __ - _ .Baker _____ ... ....Baldwin....—. — ....Banks __ ———— ....Barrow _____ — __Bartow __ ...........Ben Hill ...........Berrlen _ .............Bibb _____ .— _ .BlonVlpvBrantley .... —————Brooks __ ............Bryan ___ .. ———— ..Bulloch _ ............Burke _____ —— ....Butts ___ — ——— — -Oalhoun. .............Oamden __ ...........Oandler. ..............Oarroll ____ —— ....Oatoosa.... ...........Charlton. ————— —Chatham ^. ............Ohattahoochee ........Ohattooga.. ————— ..OTl ftl*olf AAOlarke. ___ — — ....Clay..... ___ .........Olayton ___ .. — ....Clinch.. .——_—__Oobb . __ .—.—.—Coffee ____ ..... ....Colquitt—— — —— ....Columbia ___ — ....Cook ___ — —— ....Coweta _____ ..- ....OrawfordL-- ————— ..Crisp.-...— ————— ..Dade _____ — — .-..Dawson — . ...........Decatur ____ .... ....DeKalb. ________ .Dodge..... ............Dooly _____ . _ ...Dougherty — .........1,585(2)737 2)1,407(2)954(2)1,056 4)1,002(2Q1 9 In11,633 4278 (2)IrraQ fn\2,966(6)751 (2)937(2QCQ fn\11,361(21 R4.2 4.1,023(41,661(2)670 (2)OCR o1,305(2)2,402(4)527 (2)718(2OATI fA\61 1 ft (9}2,193 (2)QQC CO12 7fift (A.iio (n\OAQ (9}1903 27,175(4)1 7fi4 (4.^1,697(4)135 (2)1,111(2)i 2fin {&\688 (2)277 2)936 2)379 (2)1 dl f\ (A.11,219(6)2,532 (2)' 323 (2)2,097 4KQJ. f>\1737 (2)1,405(2)CkAA (9\1,056(4998 (2)I ,806(2) OrtC f9\1,625 497ft 9^1 7fif^ (9\2,966(6)748(2)QQA (OIqofi (9*\1 OR7 fO\1 049 A1,023(4IfSftl /O\onrr (n\c\on fn\1 Qf|K (O\one A\3528 2)715 2)6,895 6)114 2)1 QC (9\21,885 22,755(4)1 1 Q f*}\f>Af\ (91QAQ (9\7,172(41,764(4)1,699(4)TOR oS1,110(2)I pftn (A.}688 2)977 f9\QQfl (9\378 (2)1,405(4)11,178(6)2,507 (2)323 (2)2,107(4)1,586(2)840 2)ACifi ff>\I943 (21,054(41,039(2)1,807(2)1,629 (4276(2ryorr fn\I2,966(67RA 9934 21,361(21,362(2)1,838 41,024 41,661 2696 2)Qfil 9\1 qr\e oAC\rr A\2Korr fo711 26,899 (6)no /o\2,180(2)1 RQl (92,751 (4)118 (2)OQI7 (n\1902 (2)T lftQ ?A\1 7fiR (A\1,698(4)IQR (o1,111(2)OftA (A\I688 (2)275 (2)937 (2)377 (2)1 4/VT ( A)11,137(62,513(2)323(2)2,090 (4)1,586 2)750(2)1 dn7 fpS952 2)1,054 41,049(2)1,809(2)1,627(4278 21,769 22,966(6)752 2937 21,356(21,362(2)1 QA9 A1,024 4)i ftfii (0}696(2)QR7 9}I Qfkfi 02 4.10 /"d^F»97 f9^723 26,899 (61 1 a fn\lie (2)2,196(2)1 QQl 97R1 f J."\2118 (2)1,236 2902 2)7,171 (4)1,765(4)1,699(4)1QK /O1,111 (2)1,260(4)688 (2)276 (2)QQ7 n\378 2)1,413 4)11,162 6)2,517 (2)323 2)2,098 4409

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUPREM E COURTCOUNTYFOR CHIEFJUSTICEFOR ASSO.JUSTICEFOR ASSO.JUSTICEFOR ASSO.JUSTICEDouglas.. ————— . ...Early __ .............Echols ___ —— „ ....Effingham ———— . ...Elbert— ..............Emanuel ———— ......Evans. —————— ......!TmKvt~teFloyd ___ —— — __Forsyth ————— ......Franklin ..............Fulton _ ————— . ...Qilmer. _ ——— ......Glascock ..............Glynn. ————— — ...Gordon ———— ... ...Grady. ————— ......Greene ................Gwlnnett- ——— ......Habersham ——————HaU ______ . -Hancock ..............Haralson ———— ......Harris _ ..............Hart ..................Heard.. —————— . ...Henry —————— ......Houston. ———— ......Irwin —————— ......Jackson.. ——— ......Jeff Davis ——— ......Jefferson ..—.......Jenkins. —————— . ...Johnson _ —— ......Lamar ____ . ...Laurens ...............Lee.— .... — — — ...Liberty. ...............Long. .................Lowndes ..............LumpkinMacon. ........—......R. C. Bell746 (2)2,281 (2)Art) fty\AACt ff>\1 QQ1 (9\1 Qf\f\ (A\AOQ {O\1853(2)TOO fO\23,070(6)1,245(2)OQft /OS31,735(6)i nQ7 O\ryoQ fO\1 QAA (A\2,090(2)1 004. fo\I oni (o\3,314(4)1,820(2)31 no f A\OJQ fn\QQJ. (n\614 (2)1,475 2)853 2)2fvd.Q pS1QQ oSOQO /oS11,502(2)832(2)675 (2)nyjrt ln\1,021(2)2,057(2)596 (2)877(2)QOA (9\3,679 (4)486(2)453(2)146 (2)753 (2)1,063(4)OQ1 fO\1OAJ. (f>\W. H.DuckworthtJAA (f>\2,277(2)AJ\A {Q\450(2)QQQ (n\I1,899(4)1 fl9ft (V\853(2)TOO (O\23,069 (6)1,245(2)395 (2)31,736(6)1,037(2)744(2)1 r\AA (A\2,083(2)1 9PR (V\1,298(2)01 a fA\31,816(2)3,136(4)338 (2)293 (2)614 (2)1 A7Q (9\QAfi {&\2,436 (2)139 (2)1,290(2)1,500(2)832(2)673 (2)257 (2)1,015(2)2,057 (2)592 (2)877(2)925 (2)3,658(4)486 (2)449(2)146 (2)753 (2)1,063(4)1,228(2)203 (2)(Unexp.Tenn)LeeB.Wyatt2742(2)noA fO\4O4 (2^450(2)1 Q^9 f9^I onn (A\1,028(2)853(2)101 (O\23,067(6)1,245(2)396 (2)31,729 (6)I nQT ^9^751 (2)1 Q44 (&\2,075 (2)1 991 (9\1,303(2)QT A (A\31,823(2)3,136 (4)343(2)oon (v\614 (2)1,471 (2)848(2)2,432 (2)138 (2)1,293(2)1,499(2)830(2)677(2)257 (2)1,018 2)2,057 2)595 2)877 2)924(2)3,659 (4)486 (2)AAQ ln\146 (2)755 (2)1,063(4)1997 /oS9flA \1,900(4)i n9H ($\853 (2)TOO fO\23,067(6)0AK (Q\1396 (2)31,737(6)1,037(2)750(2)1 QAA (A\2,070 (2)1 999 (9\ortrt (n\I3,315(4)1,816(2)3,136 (4)343(2)295 2)614 2)1,473 2)849 2)2,438 (2)138 (2)1,294(2)1,498(2)829 (2)677 (2)257 (2)1,018(2)2,057 (2)595 (2)877 (2)925 (2)3,673 (4)485(2)448(2)146 (2)755 (2)1,063(4)1,228(2)204(2)410

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUPREME COURTCOUNTYFOR omEFJUSTICEFOR AS SO.JUSTICEFOR ASSO.JUSTICEFOR ASSO.JUSTICER. O. BellW. H.Duckworth(Unexp.TermLeeB.Wyatt(Full Term)LeeB.WyattMadison __ ———— .McDuffle __ ——Mclntosh— ——————Meriwether _ ——— ..MiUer .. __ .—.—..MitcheU..... — —— ..Monroe. ___ ———— --Montgomery ——————Murray __ ——————Muscogee ———————Newton.. _ ————— --Or*OTi AOOglethorpe ————— ..Pauldlng- ———————Peach __ ——————Pickens. ————————Pierce ___ ———— ..'PiirpPolk. ___ — —— „---PulaskL . ———————Quitman. ———————Rabun ——————— ..Randolph. ——————Richmond. ——————Rockdale . —————— .QphlaYTScreven.. —————— .Semlnole ————— ——Spalding.- ———— ....Stephens ———————Stewart... ———— __Sumter.... ——————Talbot— ——————— ..Taliaferro —————— .-Tattnall ___ — — __Taylor _ ————— .-..Telfair—— -„--——Terrell.... ———— ...Thomas _ ———— ...Tilt-... ____ . __ .Toombs __ ———— ....Towns ____ .... ....Treutlen __ —— ...Troup „_.——.-.....1,434 (2)340(2)138 (2)858 (2)1,726(4)1,071(2)3,080(4)1,405 2)669 2)1,415 2)1,509 2)5,407 (6)648(2)1,022(2)360 (2)2,191 (2)182 (2)815 (2)1,301(2)590 (2)2,143 (4)961 (2)466(2)632(2)1,213(2)1,190(2)1,947(6)231 (2)125 (2)1,120(2)1,854(2)2,132 (4)1,112(2)1,071(2)1,449 (4)464(2)182 (2)1,302(2)493 (2)3,206 (2)1,500(2)1,534(4)1,948(2)1,471 (2)442(2)624(2)2,425 6)1,433(2)338 (2)138 (2)858 (2)1,726(4)1,074(2)3,081 (4)1,397(2)668 (2)1,416(2)1,496(2)5,407 (6)648(2)1,020(2)360 (2)2,188(2)182 (2)814 (2)1,301(2)588 2)2,136(4)964 (2)466 (2)632 (2)1,212(2)1,181(2)1,947(6)230 (2)125 (2)1,114(2)1,854(2)2,131 (4)1,112(2)1,071(2)1,450(4)464(2)182 2)1,301 2)489 2)3,204 2)1,497 2)1,529(4)1,938(2)1,474(2)441(2)624(2)2,364 6)1,4273391388571,7261,0723,0731,4016641,4111,4965,4076481,0173602,1911828151,3015892,1429614666301,2081,1821,9482311251,1141,8542,1321,1121,0711,4444641821,3014883,2071,4981,5201,9471,4744406242,402(2)[2)(2)(2)(4)(2)(4);*>8)[2)2)[6)(2)(2)(2)(2)[2)11s>2);2),2)2)2)6)2)2)2),2)4)2)2)4)2)2)2)2)2)2)4)2)2)2)2)6)1,428(2)338 (2)139 (2)859 (2)1,726(41,078(2)3,082(4)1,403(2)667 (2)1,414(2)1,508(2)5,407(6648(2)1,012(2)360(2)2,188(2)182 (2)815 (2)1,301(2)589(22,142(4969 (2)466 (2)629 (2)1,209(2)1,181(2)1,948(6231 (2)125 (2)1,115(2)1,854(2)2,132 (41,112(2)1,071(2)1,446 (4464(2182(21,301(2)489 2)3,208(2)1,500(2)1,520(41,949(21,474(2)440(2)624 22,412 6411

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUPREME COURTCOUNTYFOR CHIEFJUSTICEFOR ASSO.JUSTICEFOR ASSO.JUSTICEFOR ASSO.JUSTICETurner.. . ———————Twiggs. ...............Union.--..--. .........Upson. ................Walker _____ — ....Walton _ — ————— —Ware _ .. .............Warren... —————— ..Washington ——————Webster.. .............Wheeler. ..............White _____ ——— —Whitfield ___ — -...Wilcox _____ — - __Wilkes— „ __ .— _ -Wilkinson ___ -------Worth.———-——Total Vote:Popular —————County Unit ....R. O. Bell795 (2)771 (2)507(2)1,695(4)1,615(4)1,972(2)2,502 (4)644(2)1,077(4)1,418(2)KAQ (f>\1,162(2)1,468(2)2,551 (4)1,279(2)489 (2)1,347 (2)070 (A\1251,451410W. H.Duckworth795 (2)771 (2)505(2)1,679 4)1,614 4)1,972 2)2,494 4)644 2)1,075 4)1,407(2)548(2)1,157(2)1,469(2)2,541(4)1,279(2)483(2)1,336(2)1,369(4)250,937410(Unexp.Term)LeeB.Wyatt792 (2)768 (2)505(2)1,689(4)1,630(4)1,972 (2)2,494(4)642(2)1,078(4)1,408(2)547(2)1,161(2)1,468(2)2,558(4)1,279(2)488(2)1,344(2)1,366 (4)251,090410(Full Term)LeeB.Wyatt795 (2)768 (2)507 (2)1,696(4)1,623(4)1,972(2)2,502 (4)642(2)1,079(4)1,410(2)547(2)1,160(2)1,470(2)2,548(4)1,279(2)488 (2)1,348(2)1,371(4)251,241410412

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944COURT OF APPEALSCOUNTYAppling ..................Atkinson.. — , —— .. ....Bacon-... —————— .-..Baker. —— . ————— „„Baldwin- _ —— „ ......Banks ———————— ....Barrow. ————— ........Bartow. .... ———— .. ....Ben Hill.....—— __ .Berrien —— —— ........Bibb. __ .- —— — __ -Bleckley ———— ........Brantley ................Brooks..— ——— — — ....Bryan— .................Bulloch — , .—-—...__.Burke . ———————— ..Butts.. ..................Oalhoun ————— ....Cam den ————— ........Dandier. ————— ——— ..OarrolL. .................Oatoosa —————— —— ....Charlton. ———————— .Chatham ...——........Ohattahoochee ———— ..Chattooga. ...—........Oherokee. ——————— ..Olarke.. ———————Clay....— —-———_Olayton ..................Clinch __ —.—.... ....Cobb _ ——————— ....Oollee.. ———————— —Oolquitt- ——— ... — ....Columbia ———————— ..Cook— ————————— —Coweta.- — —————— ..Orawford-. .„..—.......Crisp _ — —— . —— ....Dade __ ————————— „Dawson ——————— ....Decatur. ...—.— .......DeKalb... ..... ... — ....Dodge . ———————— ..Dooly _ ———————— —Dougherty —————— ....Douglas .-.--...-.—-....Early ......... .........EcholS— .................FOR JUDGEB. O. Gardner1,586(2)716 2)1,405(2)955(21,056(4)1,038(2)1,809(2)1,630(4)269(21,766 2)2,966 6)747 (2)899 (2)1,360(2)1,365(2)1,839(4)1,021(4)1,661 (2)694 2964(2)1,304(2)2,390(4)528 (2)716 (2)6,898(6)113 (2)2,193 (2)1,877(2)2,755 (4)118 (2)1,243(2)902(2)7,170(4)1,764(4)1,699(4)135 (2)1,110(2)1,260(4)688 2)276 2)937 2)377 2)1,410 4)11,179(6)2,509 (2)323(2)2,104(4)746 (2)2,275(2)406 (2)FOR JUDGE(Unexp. Term)Dave M. Parker1,587(2)773(21,409(2)948 (2)1,056 41,039 21,808(2)1,627(4)276 21,764 2)2,966 6)746 (2)914 2)1,354 21,366 2)1,838(4)1,025(4)1,661 (2)694 2)956 (2)1,306(2)2,408 4)528 (2)738 (2)6,896 6117 (2)2,190 (2)1,888(2)2,753 (4)118 (2)1,235 (2)902 (2)7,168 (4)1,763(4)1,694(4)135 (2)1,111(2)1,260 (4)688 (2)276 (2)937 (2)377(2)1,408(4)11,165 (6)2,519 (2)323 (2)2,089 (4)745 (2)2,272 (2)406(2)FOR JUDGE(Full Term)Dave M. Parker1,587(2)771 (2)1,405(2)946 (2)1,056 4)1,040 2)1,811 (2)1,629(4)278 (2)1,765(2)2,966(6)749 (2)914(21,363(2)1,366 2)1,838(4)1,025(4)1,661(2696 (2)965 2)1,303(2)2,410 (4)528(2740 (2)6,896(6)117 (2)2,194 (2)1,888(2)2,752 4)118 (2)1,239(2)903(2)7,170 (4)1,765 (4)1,695(4)135 (2)1,111(8)1,260(4)688 (2)276 (2)937 (2)361 (2)1,414(4)11,165(6)2,521 (2)323 (2)2,086 4)746 (2)2,279 (2)403(2)413

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944COURT OF APPEALSOOTJNTYFOR JUDGEB. O. GardnerFOR JUDGE(Unexp. Term)Dave M. ParkerFOR JUDGE(Full Term)Dave M. ParkerF.fflTigTiam. . .Elbert __ — —.. ......Emanuel —————— ......Evans ___ ........ ......FarmlnTTnvcrttfkFloyd ____ ———— ......Forsyth. .................Franklin _..——........Fulton.. —————— ......Gilmer.. —————————f~±~\ Q a/yiPlfGlynn .......... .........Gordon ___———„_.__Grady.. ——————————f^rTPfiTl ftGwlnnett. —————— ....TTa VioTaV* nmHall ______ - _ .Hancock —————— —— _.Haralson —————— —— _.Harris ....... —.—......Hart _ ——————— — .Heard., ——————— — ...Henry.— —————— —— __Houston _--———...._.Irwin... —————— ----- .To plrcnnJasper. ——————————Tn-ff T^Q^riQJefferson ———————— ..Jenklns. ———————— ..Johnson. ———————— ..Lanier ———————————Laurens- ———————— ..T.rnLiberty ——————— ......Lincoln ....—— .—...._.Long.. ..-..——.—.-....Lowndes ..—_-........_.Macon ————————— ..Madison .................Marion— ———————— ..McDuffie— . —— ... _ ..Mclntosh- ————— ......Meriwether. ——........Miller ....................450 2)1,832 2)1,900 4)1,027 2)853 2)2,138(2)3,070 (6)1,245 2)396 2)31,734 6)1,036 2)748 (2)1,944(4)2,060(2)1,227(2)1,297(2)3,311 (4)1,816(2)3,136(4)342(2)294 (2)614 (2)1,475(2)848(2)2,546(2)138 (2)1,292(2)1,500(2)830(2)671 (2)257 (2)1,020(2)2,057(2)595 (2)877 (2)924 (2)3,666(4)486 (2)449(2)144(2)755 (2)1,063 (4)1,229(2)203(2)1,425(2)340(2)138 (3)859 (2)1,726(4)1,074(2)450(2)1,830 2)1,900 4)1,028 2)853 2)2,130 2)3,069(6)1,245(2)396 (2)31,734(6)1,037 (2)746 (2)1,944(4)2,060(2)1,229(3)1,304(2)3,312(4)1,812(3)3,136(4)342 (2)293 (2)614 (2)1,474(2)851 (2)2,533 (2)139 (2)1,295(2)1,500(2)828 (2)673 (2)257 (3)1,020(2)2,057 (2)594 (2)877 (2)925 (2)3,672(4)486 (2)452 (2)145 (2)754(3)1,063(4)1,230(2)203(2)1,424(2)340(2)139 (2)861 (2)1,726(4)1,077(2)450(2)1,833(2)1,900(4)1,028(3)853 (3)2,139 (3)3,063(6)1,245(2)396 (2)31,727(6)1,037 (3)751 (2)1,944(4)2,054(2)1,230(3)1,296 (2)3,312 (4)1,812(2)3,136 (4)342(2)295 (2)614 (2)1,475(2)851 (2)2,538(2)139 (2)1,395(3)1,499(3)830(3)671 (2)257 (2)1,019 (2)2,057 (2)594 (2)877 (2)925 (2)3,678(4)486 (3)452 (2)145 (3)755 (2)1,063(4)1,228(2)203 (2)1,426(2)340(2)139 (2)862 (2)1,726 (4)1,078(3)414

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944COURT OF APPEALSCOUNTYMitchelL— ——— „ __ -Montgomery- —— .... ....Morgan ————— ........Murray __ —— ____Muscogee ———— ...- ....Newton ————— ————OPOTI AnOglethorpe ——— ____ .Paulding __ —— ____"PflonViPickens. —————Pierce __ — —— ........Pike _____ — ____ .Polk ___ .. —— ____ .Pulaski _____ . .Putnam. ————— ——— ..Quitman ————— ........Rabun —————— ........Randolph ——— ... . ....Richmond ———— ........Rockdale. ———— .... __QoVil ovScreven. ————— —— ....Seminole ———— ........Spalding ————— .... ....Stephens ————— ......Stewart . ———— .. ......Sumter ————— ........Talbot— ———— ____ .Talialerro ———— .... ....Tattnall. ———— ........Taylor.. ————— .. ......Telfair __ — — .. ____ .Terrell. ————— ........Thomas... —— .. ........Tilt.—.——— ____ .Toombs— —— .. ........Towns. ————— .. ......Treutlen _ —— ..........Troup. ————— ........Turner ————— .... __TSullTUQUnion __ — __________Upson ————— „__„__.-Walker ——.—___...___.Walton ___ — ______.__.Ware.. __ .— _ _____ .Warren. __ — —.___....Washington .. ........FOR JUDGEB. O. Gardner3,078 (4)1,401 2)662 2)1,419 2)1,500 2)5,407 6)648 2)1,020(2)360(2)2,187 (2)182 (2)815 (2)1,301(2)589 (2)2,130(4)964 2)466 (2)629 (2)1,214(2)1,190(2)1,947(6)231 (2)125 (2)1,120(2)1,854(2)2,132(4)1,112(2)1,071(2)1,447 (4)464 (2)182 (2)1,303(2)491 (2)3,207(2)1,498(2)1,532(4)1,946(2)1,475(2)442(2)624(2)2,389 (6)794(2)770 (2)507(2)1,683 (4)1,636(4)1,972(2)2,491 (4)645 (2)1,080(4)FOR JUDGE(Unexp. Term)Dave M. Parker3,072 (4)1,400(2)661 (2)1,406(2)1,497(2)5,407 (6)648(2)1,017(2)359 (2)2,189 (2)182(2)815 (2)1,301(2)589 (2)2,143 (4)955 (2)466 (2)631(2)1,212(2)1,182(2)1,948(6)230(2)125 (2)1,113(2)1,854(2)2,132 (4)1,112(2)1,068(2)1,450(4)464(2)181 (2)1,305(2)490(2)3,208(2)1,499(2)1,526(4)1,951(2)1,478(2)441(2)624(2)2,402 (6)793 (2)770 (2)507(2)1,688(4)1,611(4)1,972(2)2,494(4)641(2)1,079(4)FOR JUDGE(Full Term)Dave M. Parker3,078(4)1,401(2)661 (2)1,418(2)1,506(2)5,407 (6)648(2)1,017(2)359 (2)2,189 (2)182 (2)815 (2)1,301(2)589 (2)2,142 (4)956 (2)466 (2)629 (2)1,214(2)1.181(2)1,948(6)231(2)125 (2)1,117(2)1,854(2)2,132 (4)1,112(2)1,067(2)1,449(4)464(2)182 2)1,305 2)491 2)3,208 2)1,500(2)1,525(4)1,956(2)1,478(2)441(2)624(2)2,413 (6)795 (2)770 (2)507(2)1,691(41,627(4)1,972(2)2,500 (4)645 2)1,078(4)415

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944COURT OF APPEALSCOUNTYWayne... _ ..- _ . _ ...Webster __________Wheeler _________ .White __________ _.Whitlield ________ ..Wilcox__ _______ ....Wilkes. _________Wilklnson.... ...........Worth _____ ..........Total Vote:Popular. ...........County Unit .......FOR JUDGEB.C. Gardner1 ,403(2)548(2)1 ,157 (2)1 ,466 (2)2 ,548 (4)1 ,279 2)488 2)1 ,339 2)1 ,362 4)251,130410FOR JUDGE(Unexp. Term)Dave M. Parker1,415 2)548 2)1,157 2)1,466 2)2,559 (4)1,279 (2)488(2)1,349(2)1,364(4)251,193410FOR JUDGEFull Term)Dave M. Parker1 ,422 (2)548(2)1 ,159 (2)1 ,468 (2)2 ,565 (4)1 ,279 (2)488 (2)1 ,353 (2)1 ,371 (4)251,338410416

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSFIRST DISTRICTC. D. PedersonHugh PetersonJ. E. PopeBryan . ___ ..........Bulloch __ — „ .....Burke.. .................Oandler _ .. —————— .Chatham . . ...ttffingtiam.EmanueL... ———— .....Evans . ____ — .....Jenklns. __ —— .....Liberty . __ — — .. ...Long. .... .............Mclntosh __ —— ......Montgomery .............Screven ..................Tattnall. __ ———— ...Toombs... ...............Treutlen.. ...............Wheeler . __ - —— —Total Vote:Popular. —— ....County Unit. —— ..421911147513552810162081312196143660718 (2)718606 4)615 (2)6,377 (6)299 2)1,004(4)457575 (2)268 2)340427(2)508 2529585480543(229115,340304941 ,034(4)367483444130740483 2)353142344(2)378136544 2)651 (2)856 (2)59694 (2)8,33216SECOND DISTRICTBaker _ .. —— —— .-..Brooks ...--———.....Calhoun... ———— .. ....Oolqultt __ — —— ......Decatur.. —— .—......Dougherty . ——— ......Early . —— —— — ....Grady __ .. —— ------Miller. _ - ...... .....Mltchell ______ - ......Seminole.. — . —— ......Thomas ______ . ......Tlft . ........ _ ....._..Worth——.——————Total Vote:Popular __ . ......County Unit. ......E. E. Cox709 2)915 (2)530 2580875 (4)1,633(4)1,436 2)767 (2)703 (2)2,641 4)7461,137(4)1,340(2)991 (4)15,00334J. H. Smithwick2114191561,117 45444428284583434311,050 23905733497,3116417

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSTHIRD DISTRICTBen Hill..... .............Chattahoochee ...........Clay.. __ ................Crisp _____ .._ ———— .Dodge ______ ——— ..Dooly ______ ——— „Harris... ___ .. ———— .Houston. ____ ........Lee.. ......... __ .......Macon ______ ...—...Marion _____ _. ————Muscogee. —————————Peach ______ ————PulasM ___ — ..........Quitman _____ ————Randolph _ ———————Schley _ — . ———————Stewart ____ ——————Sumter.. —————————Taylor ______ —————Terrel] ______ —————Turner ______ ————Webster ___ .. ———— .Wilcox ____ .... ————Total Vote:Popular... —————County Unit ————Stephen Pace274 (2)116 (2)118 (2)277 (2)2,548(2)323(2)614 (2)138 (2)486 (2)203(2)340(2)5,407 (6)182 (2)970 (2)627 (2)1,181(2)125 (2)1.071(2)1,450(4)AOA ff>\1,495(2)794 (2)KJQ /ON1,291(2)21,06254FOURTH DISTRICTButts _______ ——— ..Carroll- _____ —— ....Clayton. ____ —————Coweta. ————— ————Fayette ______ ————Heard ___ — _ ——— —Henry ______ ——— ..Lamar... — ... —————Meriwether ____ —— ....Newton _____ ————Pike.. ___________Spalrilng . .Talbot __________Troup _______ -------Upson... —— __ —————Total Vote:Popular __ . ......County Unit — ....A. Sidney Camp1,661(2)2,387 (4)1 232 (2)1,260(4)2,242 (2)847(2)2,496 (2)0717 (r>\1,726(4)646(2)589 (2)2,132 (4)464(2)2,433 (6)flOQ {A\I22,68044418

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSFIFTH DISTRICTDeKalb ___ — — _ —Fulton ____ -.-. ~---Rockdale . ————————Total Vote:Popular ... _ - —County Unit _ —Robert Ramspeck11,077(6)31,724 6)226 (2)43,02714SIXTH DISTRICTBaldwin. _ — — — — ——Bibb __________ - .Bleckley __ — --... ——Orawford ——————— —Glascock __ .. _ .. .....Hancock..... ———— —Jasper. ..................Jefferson ————————Johnson ——— ————Jones ___ -------- --~-Laurens ..................Monroe. _ ---------- ——Putnam. ....... .. .Twiggs _ —— . — -.- — -Washington.-.—-— .„. -Wilkinson _______ ...Total Vote:Popular _____ .-.County Unit.. .....Carl Vinson1,053(4)2,966 (6)741 (2)687 (2)738 2)332 (2)832 (2)253 (2)2,079 (2)592 (2)3,674(4)1,402 (2)466 (2)768 (2)1,025(4)10017 tn\18,93542SEVENTH DISTRICTBartow —————— .. .....Catoosa __ ----- __ ..-Chattooga ———— _._. — .Oobb __________ ..Dade.. —————— .... ... .Douglas —.—..„.--—.Floyd ___ . __ . ____Gordon .................HaralsoiL— ———— __ ...Paiilriing _ _ ., _Polk... ..... __ — . __ .Walker . ................Wnltfield— ...... __Total Vote:Popular ____________County Vote... _.__M. C. Tarver1,609(4)525 (2)2,197 (2)7,164(4)932 (2)747 (2)3,059 (6)1,948 2)OQK (f>\1,446(2)2,191 (2)2,085 (4)i fn*> {A.\2 _.ftn tA.\28,290AO419

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSEIGHTH DISTRICTAppling . — ............Bacon ______ ... ......Berrien ____ ——— ....Brantley.. .......— ......Oamden ____ —— .. ....Oharlton ___ ——— . ...Clinch _______ - ..... .Coffee ______ — .. ....Cook ______ ——— ....Echols _____ — ......Irwin ______ ———— —Jeff Davis ___ ——— -...Lanier. ____ .„—.....Lowndes.. .....———„Pierce ______ — .. __Telfair— .————— -Ware.———————Wayne ____ ...........Total Vote:Popular. ...........County Unit .......John E. Gibson7121,492 (2)3371,317(2)655 (2)682 (2)504(2)603 (2)1,275(4)849(2)333 (2)1,412(4)778 (2)417 (2)746 (2)784(4)4412,966 (2)1,359(4)1,004(2)18,66642Andrew J. Tuten820 (2)3911,062 (2)41226226823826348322871487473238131266853 (2)2401,1164418,7436NINTH DISTRICTBanks _ .... —————— ..Barrow..- _ ... ———— ..Cherokee. ......... .......Dawson ........——....Fannin— .- --------------Forsyth.. —————————Gilmer __ •.. ....... ....Gwinnett .....——....Habersham. .... . .Hall.——.——— —— -Jackson. ......————.Pickens __ , —————— ..Rabun. ------------------Stephens. „._..„.—.„..Towns _ ...............Union ———— — — ... —White. _ ....—.——.„Total Vote:Popular. ...........County Unit .......SteveTate2423470CliftonW.Brannon29970033163464 (2)5032899835229633235354280535 (2)561574437,4504Jas. S.Golden533 (2)3133181011713860670672 (2)594342194527 (2)2766130513605,2576John S.Wood196749 (2)1,180(2)297 (2)378737 (2)643(2)1,572(4)5981,520(4)821(2)554(2)266611 (2)501350 (2)298 (2)642(2)11,91330420

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSTENTH DISTRICTOlarke _ . _ ———————Columbia ——————————Elbert. ___ — _ - _Franklin —————————Greene.. —————————Hart ____ — .... _ —Lincoln. __ ... ..........Madison _ .. ———— . — ..McDuffie— — - -— — —Morgan ___ — .-.. _ ...Oconee ——————— . ——Oglethorpe..-.- ..........Richmond _ — .-.-...-..Taliaferro.- —— ..... — „Walton ...................Warren ___ ———— . .....Wilkes ........ ... r. ......Total Vote:Popular.-... .......County Unit— .....Paul Brown2,756 (4)133 (2)1,543(2)389 (2)1,294(2)1,458(2)144 2)1,406 2)136 2)1.411 2)1,015(2)340(2)1,947 (6)181 (2)1,972(2)635(2)469 (2)17,22940421

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES AND SOLICITORS GENERALALAFAHA CIRCUITCOUNTYAt.ld-nsnnBerrien __________________Clinch __________ .Cook ____________________Lanler _ _ ..... ._Total Vote... ... __ _JUDGEW. R. E. R.Smith Smith1,150 648856 887577 289720 386588 3073,891 2,517SOLICITORGENERALHomer W.Nelson8601,7649061,1129305,572ALBANY CIRCUITBaker.... — . ——— ....Oalhoun.---.. ------ ____Decatui —— _ ————— ..Dougherty _______Grady __ -_-_._--_. ____Mltchell..... __ ........Total Vote. _ . _ ...JUDGECarl E. Crow9536961,4162,0931,2323,0879,477SOLICITOR GENERALMaston O'Neal9546971,4162,1081,2323,0869,493ATLANTA CIRCUITFulton ____ _______ ____JUDGEHugh M. John H.Dorsey Hudson17,522 13,550JUDGEA. L.Etheridge31,611JUDGEPaul S.Etheridge31,733ATLANTA CIRCUITFulton ____ _____ ______JUDGEWalter O. Hendrix31,736SOLICITOR GENERALE. E Andrews31,709AUGUSTA CIRCUITBurke ___________Columbia .. _ .... _ ...RinhmrmriTotal Vote. ..._____.422SOLICITOR GENERALGeorge Hains1,0241351,9473,106

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES AND SOLICITORS GENERALBLUE RIDGECIRCUITCherokee _________Oobb...— ...... __ ...TTannln.Forsyth .................Gilmer. .................Plckens _________Total Vote ...........JUDGEJ. H. Hawkins1,8867.1688081,2451,04081012,957SOLICITOR GENERALH. G. Vandlvlere1,8867,1698271,2451,04081012,977BRUNSWICKCIRCUITAppllng .. ____ — ...Camden .................Glynn . . .... .....Jeff Davls ...............Wayne. __ ————— ..Total VoteSOLICITOR GENERALW. Glenn Thomas1, 5849671, 9446761, 4136, 584CHATTAHOOCHEECIRCUITOhattahoochee. ———— ..Harris ...................Marion ———— . ———— ..Muscogee. ...............Talbot ______ . _ .Taylor _ .... ——— . — ..Total Vote ..........JUDGET. HicksFort1186143415,4074644907,434SOLICITOR GENERALArthur F.Copland151441032,3621051162,845EdWohlwender Jr.1014672342,9733553764,506OHEROKEE CIRCUITBartow —— ... —— „ ....Oatoosa. ................Dade......... _ .... ....Gordon.. ................Murray — . ———— ......Whitfleld ................Total Vote. ..........O. HunterDalton268179445261629132,092JUDGE423J. M. O.Townsend1,3203528911,5331,3731,6687,137SOLICITORGENERALJ.H.Faschall1,6285319372,1051,5432,3169,060

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES AND SOLICITORS GENERALCOWETA CIRCUITOarroll __________Ooweta __________Heard ___ . _ — — __Meriwether ________Troup ...................Total Vote. _____Sam J.Boykln1,9841,0114531,0981,0365,582JUDGEDukeDavis4402423935971,3803,052SOLICITOR GENERALJas. L.Smith1,5923913823795063,250Luther M.Wyatt8208684661,3181,9095,381DUBLIN CIRCUITJohnson __ .... — ....Laurens.... ———————T^TXriornfaTotal Vote. ..........R. EarlCamp2972,6774303,404JUDGEG. O.Orockett11966526810J. RoyRowland1,7183783152,411SOLICITORGENERALW.W.Larsen Jr.2,0663,5317676,364EASTERN CIRCUITHViRtliaTnJUDGEDavid S. Atkinson6,894SOLICITOR GENERALSamuel A. Cann6,892FLINT CIRCUITButts _____ —— ......Henry. ..................LfVrtRTMonroe — . ..............Total Vote _ ———— .E. L. Reagan8901,764228672,949SOLICITOR GENERALFrank B. Wllllngham7607426491,3343,485GRIFFIN CIRCUITFayettePike.. __________ .Spaldlng ... .. . .....Upson. ..................Total Vote ..........R. L. Addleton9011897444302,264SOLICITOR GENERALF. E. Strlckland1,1583981,3861,2334,175424

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES AND SOLICITORS GENERALMACON CIRCUITBibb....... ———————Orawford —————————Houston. .. ———————Peach ———————————Total Vote. —————JUDGEMallory O. Atklnson2,9666881391823,975SOLICITOR GENERALChas H. Garrett2,9666881391823,975MIDDLE CIRCUITOandler —————————Emanuel.. ————————Jefferson..... ——————Washington. ——————Total Vote ——————SOLICITOR GENERALW. H. Lanler1,3071,9002601,4781,0435,988NORTHERN CIRCUITElbert.— — — —— ....Franklin. ..„..———TTortMadison .....„.....— „Oglethorpe __ ... .— ...Total Vote ____ ...JUDGEClark Edwards, Jr.1,8133951,4611,4193605,448SOLICITOR GENERALR. Howard Gordon1,8233931,4781,3613585,413OCMULGEE CIRCUITBaldwin ——————— ....Greene ....—..........Hancock. ———— .... _ .Jasper. —————— ......Jones. ————— .-„ ....Morgan ——————————Putnam.. . .... _ .Wilkinson.- ———— „ ....Total Vote ...........SOLICITOR GENERALO. S. Baldwin A. F. Jenklns763 293732 565242 102424 407386 211589 826270 211841 5474,247 3,162425

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES AND SOLICITORS GENERALOOONEE CIRCUITBleckley.... ———————TtrtrforoMontgomery... —————Pulaski _____ — ....Telfair. _ . __ .........Treutlen __ ...........Wheeler ____ — ————Total Vote ——————JUDGEEschol A. R.Graham Ross469 2771,104 1,467500 153774 2183,086 114522 65755 3717,210 2,665SOLICITOR GENERALM. H.Boyer3739444428352,9514993736,417W. 0.Purser3781,6032221452471037553,453OGEEOHEE CIRCUITBulloch ____ —————Effingham... ——————Jenkins. ___ —————Screven __ ———————Total Vote. —————JUDGET. J. Evans1,8424511,0201,1144,427SOLICITOR GENERALFred T. Lanier1,8424521,0191,1164,429PATAULA CIRCUITClay... _____ —Early. _____ . ____ -Miller . ...........Qultman ___ ..........Randolph... ._.—_—„.Semlnole ___ ..........Terrel] ___ ... ..........Total Vote.. ———— .SOLICITOR GENERALR. A. Patterson1182,2941,0816301,1821,8541,4978,656PIEDMONT CIRCUITBanks ____ ....—.—.Barrow. -----------------Gwlnnett __ .........Jackson ________„_—_._Total Vote.. .........JUDGEOlif ford Pratt1,0601,7*6.3,3201,4807,626426SOLICITOR GENERALHope E . Stark1,0621,8053,3161,5007,683

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES AND SOLICITORS GENERALROME CIRCUITChattooga.... ——————Floyd.— ... . ____Walker _ . ______ —Total Vote. ___ —Henderson L. Lanham9922,9166294,537SOLIOITO] * GENERALJ. Ralph Rosser1,1281669992,293GfYTT'PTnr'D'ltf OTR fll 1 1 ' 1 'Brooks _____ . _ -. —Oolquitt ___ ——————Echols.. ——————————Lowndes. __ .. ————Thomas ——————————TVitnl VntftSOLICITO1I GENERALGeorge R. Lilly1, 3711, 7004001, 0631, 5376, 071SOTJTHWE STERNCIRCUITLee. ————————————Macon ——————————Schley.. —————————Stewart. ____ —— . —Sumter... —————————Webster _____ .... —Total Vote ___ — —JUDGEW. M. Harper4861971251,0701,4485483,874SOLICITOR GENERALE. L. Forrester4862001251,0711,4515463,879STONE MOUNTAINCIRCUITClayton —————————DeKalb. _____ .. _ ...Newton ——————————Rockdale _____ - _ —Total Vote ____JUDGEJames O. Davis1,24111,17664723013,294SOLICITOR GENERALRoy Leathers1,23811,19364422513,300427

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYHELD JULY 4, 1944SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES AND SOLICITORS GENERALTLfcTON CIRCUITIrwin ___________Tift— _ ——————Turner ——— ..... ———Worth ___________Total Vote ...........JUDGEBrlttW. R.Davls Eve67 937123 1,55574 28154 377318 3,150SOLICITOR GENERALO.W.Monk2352714228821,810W. C.Forehand1,2921,9397951,3685,394TOOMBS OIROUITGlascock __ .. —————Lincoln ——————————McDuffie _____ — _ .Taliaferro. _ ——————Warren.. —————————Wilkes _____ .. —Total Vote _ — ....JUDGEO. J. Ferryman7421421381816434882,334SOLICITOR GENERALJ. Cecil Davis7461461391816454892, 346WAYOROSS OIROUITBacon ———————————Brantley ————————Oharlton —————————Coffee... —————————Pierce. ——————————TX7«raTotal Vote... ————John W. Bennett6805344385312232,0244,430SOLICITOR GENERALJ. R. Walker7123763141,2041,0724584,136WESTERN OIROUITOlarke ——————————Oconee ——————————Walton ——————————Total Vote. ..........Preston M. Almand1,6063162562,178SOLICITOR GENERALD. Marshall Pollock1,1526951,7233,570428

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 7, 1944

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 7, 1944—GEORGIACOUNTIES AND COUNTY SITES IN GEORGIACOUNTYAppling —— —Atkinson ......Bacon_ ————*RcilrorBaldwin ————"RoirnwBartow .........Ben Hill— — -Berrien. -------Bibb __ —— --"RlanlflpvBrantley ———"Riw-lf QBryan. —————Bulloch- .......Burke ——— --Butts _.......Calhoun. ......Top VennMorgan. ———.Oamden _______ Woodbine- —..Candler. ....... Metter _ ——..Carroll _......Carrollton —— _.Catoosa ........ Ringgold ._.„..Charlton. ...... Folkston ——..Chatham ___— Savannah ——..Chattahoochee. Ousseta ———..Chattooga ——Oherokee. .....Clarke _......Clay. ____ —Olayton ........Clinch. __---Cobb.— ——Coffee ___ —Colquitt...- — _Columbia.. ....Cook ____ -.Crawford.. ....Crisp ____ . .Dade. ____ ..Decatur __ ...DeKalb ___._—Dodge. ___ —Dooly __ _. —Dougherty.. „.Douglas.. _ -----Early __„_____"RC-Trl&TTCOURTHOUSE"Po o f a OT1Alma.... —— --Newton ——— .-Milledgeville....Homer. ———— .-Winder———Cartersville — ..Fitzgerald —— ..Nashville —— ..Macon. ———— --Cochran. —— .-Nahunta —— ..Quitman —— ..Pembroke —— ..Statesboro.-...Canton ——— ..A tVi on QFt. Qaines ....Homer ville— ...Douglas ——— .Moultrie.. —— ..Appling ——— ..Adel _____ ...Newnan ——— .Knoxvllle.— ...Cordele. ——— ..Trenton __ ....Dawson ville....Bainbridge — ..Decatur.. ._...Vienna __ --...Albany. ________Douglas ville __._Blakely ___ .PRE SIDENTTAL EljECTORSDem.1,3187667634781,3074901,5131 Q1 R1,0461,4815,3528155401,3816881,9219091,3307365566533,3311,4534628,7251002,4951,3483,1124421,8285825,0001,6252,3085081,1552,6493751,1999434691,60612,0691,4378453,1998281,753Repub.38390213242831252575041632151,35418912222685253135622874132704392851,918162811,05926433243601,339349681691971271082121693422602,4841916433827766Ind.Dem.4077240022725302425352118239260341403601022410171537341500347146230311Soc.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 100000Pro.00000400 10000000000000000000001000000000000000000u. s.SENATORSucceedWalter F.GeorgeDem.Walter F.George1,318766763Ann1,307AQft1,5131,9351 O4.71,4825,352859fidn1,3816911 Q919241,3307365546533,4871,453dfip9,452IfiQ2 -lQft1,4423,1144421 0005875,0031,6262 qno5081,1552,6493751,2519433521,63312,3681,437Q4.K3,1998281,753430

COUNTYEchols — . .Effingham. . .Elbert.. _ . ..Emanuel .-._-Evans ..........Fannln.. ——TJ1 Q *r Al"t*.AFloyd ... ——..Forsyth ———..Franfcii"Fulton. ..—-..Gllmer. ——— .Glascock. ....Glynn ....—..Gordon .......Grady .. -----Greene.- .....Gwlnnett .....Habersham-..-Hall _.—.—..Hancock .—..Haralson ._„..Harris ————..TTartHeard _ ——..Henry ————..Houston ——..Irwin ————..Jackson. ——..TQOTWYPJeff Davls —..Jefferson ——..Jenkins .—...RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 7, 1944—GEORGIACOUNTIES AND COUNTY SITES IN GEORGIACOURTHOUSEStatenvllle .—Springfield. —Elberton . — .Swainsboro-. .-Claxton . .. -Blue Ridge — .Rome. . —— -Carnesville ——Atlanta _ . .—17111 ioirGibson. ————Cairo. . . . -Greensboro.. --Lawrence ville—Olarkesvllle.- -Gainesville . .Sparta.. - .- .Buchanan.Hamilton.. ——FTftTfwnl 1Franklin __ ——McDonough —Perry _ ————OpillftTfifffiTQnnMonticello ......Hazlehurst ....Louisville- .....Millen — — -Johnson ——..Wrightsville--.-Jones. ———..Gray.-. ......Lamar. ———..Barnes ville .....Lanier ....—..Laurens. ——..Dublin __....Lee ... ——...Leesburg .„._..Liberty —— ... Hinesvllle. .....Lincoln _—..Lincolnton .....Long. ———.-Ludowici _...-Lowndes ——..Valdosta-.— .Lumpkln. ... Dahlonega.. ....Macon ———..Oglethorpe .....Madison. ——..Daniels ville.— ..Marion. ——..Buena Vista ....McDuffle...... Thomson. ......Mclntosh...... Darien.. _...-PRE SIDENTTAL ElDem.4664331,5641,6357KC1,298rroo4 7641,0471,37737,161QQA3181,9951 4.^71,6611,2463 OQQ1,8423,0663801,2488931,1615571,4615358621 7R47777371 O43CQQ9786611,0156252 RAJ.447Aft!4443182,092one8891,235501795406Repub.43114333OR7OQftI n onQK1,086fiQK3247 1 IQ1707157070CT\K01 n136RQQ4947QQ929117617Q183122161QAQ91 S70117pfifiQ7OQQ153100OQ4522112213310138191 11552616618110^Ind.Dem.,EOTCSoc.28 033 010021 140 0000000000000001 ^l121114107 017 00 03 04 0000302910 03 01 Q 0004 016 043 0101466032002011344615070456864Pro.00000000000000>RS00201000000000104001000000000000002SENATORSucceedWalter F.GeorgeDem.Walter F.George4765001,5721,6597471,2937824,7871,5451,37737,5478843182,0641,4541,6751,2493,5701,9233,1533801,2488891,1625681,463535OftQ1,7957777481 1976989786611,0156252 fiAA4474974393692,1409178891,237508795Ana0000000000003u. s.

COUNTYMeriwether.....Miller. .........MitchelL ......Monroe .......Montgomery-..Morgan.- —— ..Murray ——— ..Muscogee. — ..N"ftwrt".fiTiOconee. __. .Oglethorpe — .'Pofl.pVi"Pi r>\rcm cPierce __— __PI VftPolk .__PulaskL. —— —Putnam ——— ._Quitman _Rabun .........Randolph ——..Richmond. ....Rockdale.. —..QpVilpvrScreven.. ——..Semlnole ——..Spalding ——..Stephens —..Stewart. ——„Sumter. ——.Talbot ........Talliaferro —..Tattnall ——..Taylor ———..Telfalr ........Terrell ........Thomas ———..TiffToombs... —..Towns ————..Treutlen. .....Troup ————..Turner. ____Twic'UQUnion. ........Upson ___ ...Walker _ .....Walton _........RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 7, 1944—GEORGIACOUNTIES AND COUNTY SITES IN GEORGIACOURTHOUSEGreenville ......Colquitt. _ — .Camilla. __Forsyth ........Mt. Vernon _„_.Madison ........Chatsworth .„.Columbus. .....Covington ......Watkinsville-- . .Lexington- — .Dallas- ————TT4. T7«11OT7Blackshear .....Zebulon. .— „Oedartown. ....Hawkinsville ...Eatonton.. ——Georgetown ....Olayton ........Outhbert .......Augusta .....—Oonyers ...—...EllaviUe— ... ..Sylvania.. ..„.DonalsonvilleGriffin __Toccoa. —— ..Lumpkln . .....Americus .......Talbotton.. ....CrawfordvUle.-ReidsviUe-- ...Butler ___ ...McRae. __ ...Dawson— ......Thomas ville. ...Tifton _...——Lyons.. ........Hiawassee. ....Soperton.. ....LaGrange ......Ashburn.--.- .Jefferson ville .-BlairsvUle ......Thomaston.. .LaFayette ......Monroe—-.-. ...PRE SIDENT1AL El.ECTODem.2,1878092,1791,1325751,1661,3756,4982,0225709221,3559197801,0697422,6985927013551,2471,1596,9189463298951,0762,8051,1585971,5508323891,2157731,1871,6391,7471,6301,8251,1378933,2337974571,2882,3622,7532,046432Repub.1815422332690516681,2961161941717701967891521184594660131831061,124943318683198203721614264882411423640838023767334334325141760203757142Ind.Dem.85384403487125406131549143202824110199633306283213149160108929040830RSSoc. Pro.0 0000020000000000000000000001000000000000000000000SENATORSucceedWalter F.GeorgeDem.Walter F.George2,2158162 17Q1,3885751,1741,4806,4982 ftOp5721,0351,362QAQ000120000030000000000000000000000000100000100010u. s.7801,0697422,6985927013661,2951,1597,1739463378951,0762,8051,1586121,5508793901,2157761,1871,6391,7841,6841,8251,1438933,2347974571,2822,3622,8092,046

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 7, 1944—GEORGIACOUNTIES AND COUNTY SITES IN GEORGIACOUNTYWUkes. ........WilMnson ___Worth-———.Total..... .COURTHOUSEWare. ————— Way cross ——..*Warren........Warrenton— ...Washington.... Sandersville....Wayne ————— Jesup _..—..TA7o Yt afiAT Preston. .......Wheeler __...Alamo _.......White———— Cleveland———Whitlield ...... Dalton .........Wilcox... _—Abbeville— ....Washington....Irwlnton .......Sylvester .......PRE SIDEN1TAL El.EOTORSDem.2,3064491,0949782845177062,8271,3649467631,096268,187Repub.423144284229651481571,02318415724220356,507Ind.Dem.3686723034922229153,373Soc.0100000000006Pro.21000020000036u. s.SENATORSucceedWalter F.GeorgeDem.Walter F.George2,4714501,0949782885177332,8271,3649467571,096272,541*-Mrs. L. D. Shivers received 4 votes for U. S. Senator in Warren County.433

ELECTION RETURNS, CONGRESSMENGENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 7, 19441st Congressional District3rd Congressional DistrictDem.Dem.COUNTIESCOUNTIESHugh PetersonStephen PaceBryan .... ........Bullocb __ ........Burke ____ — ..Oandler ... .......nhftt.fiamF.ffinghfim...Emanuel ...........Evans. ............Jenkins.— _ ———Liberty _ — ————Long ————————Mclntosh —————Montgomery ————Screven. ——————Tattnall ——————Toombs. _ ————Treutlen ——————TJlTh f\f\\ fff6911,9219186539,4665001,6597466984973704065758951,2381,825893517Total———— 24,4682nd Congressional DistrictDem.COUNTIESE. E. OoxHftlfftTBrooks ——————Calhoun... ————Oolquitt ——————T^_Y*otllTDougherty ————Early ———————Orady ———————Miller—— —————Mitchell __Seminole —————Thomas _ .. ——Tilt _____ — ——Worth... _4781,3817362,3081,6333,1991,7531,6758162,1791,0761,7801,6811,096Total __ — — 21,7913rd Congressional DistrictDem.COUNTIESStephen FaceBen H111Chattahoochee __Clay. —.——...—Crisp..—— ——— —Dodge -.......—..Dooly ..............Harris .............1,0501084421,2401,437845889Houston _________Lee. __Marion ____________Muscogee __________Peach _____________Pulaski __ ______QuitmanRandolph. ________Schley _______C4-nnrn_fSumter __ . ______Taylor __ — . — —Terrell ____—_._.__Turner. __ ......Webster ......_.._..Wilcox .............5354478905086,4989095923641,1593376121,5507761,6397972881,364Total __.......25 2764th Congressional Disti... -+Dem.COUNTIESA. Sidney CampButts _ — _. ——„1, 330CarrolJ _____________ 3, 487Olayton— ———— _. 1, 828Coweta _____...2, 649Fayette __ ——— ._782Heard- _____...566Henry. ___ —— ._ 1, 459Lamar ______1, 015Meriwether ...—..2, 215Newton _._._..—.. 2, 022Pike ......_._._._..742Spalding. _________ 2, 805Talbot ______ .879Troup _ ———..3, 234Upson— ___...._.. 2, 362Total ......... 37, 3756th Congressional DistrictDem. Ind.COUNTIESDeKalb— _________Flilton . _Rockdale. _________Total ___________RobertRamspeck12,07037,26092750,257H. A.Alexander6302,284152,929434

ELECTION RETURNS, CONGRESSMENGENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 7, 19446th Congressional DistrictDem.COUNTIES Carl VinsonBaldwin. —————Bibb..—.—Bleckley .. ————Crawford —————Glascock ——————Hancock.. —————Jasper. ——————Jefferson.. ————Johnson.. —————Jones ———————Laurens _ ————Monroe. ——————Putnam ——————Twiggs ——————Washington ————Willdnson . _ ...1,3075,3527753753183797771,1199786612,5441,3907014571,099757Total _— - — 18,9897th Congressional DistrictDem.COUNTIES Malcolm TarverBartow ——————Catoosa — ————Ohattooga —————Cobb—— — — —Dade.. ——————Douglas ——————Floyd __ — ————Gordon __ ————Haralson. —————Murray ———————Pauldlng —————Polk.....-—— —Walker.. __ ————Whitfield. —————TYitnl8th CongresCOUNTIESAppling ——————Atkinson —————Bacon—. —————Berrien ——————Brantley. _ — . —Oamden.. —————Charlton. _ .. _ .Clinch.————Coffee _______Cook ____ —— -.Echols.. ——————Glynn __ .-. — ..Irwin. ———————1,9381,4532,4825,0039438284,8131,4481,2481,4801,3572,6982,8072,90231,400uonal DistrictDem.John S. Gibson1,3187668181,4835405574625881,6241,1554762,0648628th Congressional DistrictDem.COUNTIES John S. GibsonJeff Davls ____731Lanler .... ——....625Lowndes. .......... 2,142Pierce ________ 1,069Telf air.... ......... 1,187Ware __ .......... 2,471Wayne. ...........978Total .. —__ 01

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 1944COUNTIESService Public ForCommi sionerMCWHORTER L. MATTChief Justice Supreme ForCourt BELL O. R.Justice Associate ForSupreme Court DUOKWORTH W. H.Justice Associate ForSupreme Court (Un Associate Justice ForSupreme Court (FullTerm) expired LEE WYATT B.LEE WYATT B.Term)Appeals Court Judge of ForGARDNER O. B.Appeals Court Judge of For(Unexpired Term) DAVE M. PARKERAppeals Court Judge of ForPARKER DAVE M.Term) (FullCourt Superior Judge ForApalacha CircuitSMITH W. R.Court Judge Superior ForAlbany CircuitCROW CARL E.Superior Court Judge ForAtlanta Circuit DORSEY HUGH M.Superior Court Judge ForAtlanta Circuit ETHERIDGE A. L.Appling ................Atkinson— ——— ... .....Bacon ———————————Baker ———————————Baldwin —————————Banks ——————————Barrow —————————Bartow ——————————Ben Hill — - . .....Berrien ——————————Bibb......— —...__—"R 1 APlf 1 ft VBrantley.. ————————Brooks __ —— ... ——Bryan . — ———————Bulloch ————— ——Burke .. ————— —Butts ___ .. . ————Calhoun-. ——————Camden .... ——————Candler... ————————CarroU-... ————————Oatoosa —————————1,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0481,4835,3529235401,3816881,9319211,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0491,4835,3539245401,3816881,9219311,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0481,4835,3529235401,3816881,9219211,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0471,4835,3529235401,3816881,9219211,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0471,4835,3529235401,3816881,921 921'1,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0481,4835,3529235401,3816881,9219211,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0481,4835,3529235401,3816881,9219211,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0481,4835,3529245401,3816881,9219211,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0481,4835,3529245401,3816881,9219211,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0491,4835,3529245401,3816881,9219211,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0491,4835,3529245401,3816881,9219211,3307365596533,4871,4531,3187668174781,3074901,5081,9461,0481,4835,3529245401,3816881,9219211,3307365596533,4871,453

Charlton— . — - .Chatham. ———— . .....Ohattahoochee __ ...-Ohattooga.. .... _ — ..Cherokee... ........ .....Olarke ———— . — ... ...Clay ....... __ .........Olayton — ......... .....Clinch—— — — — — -Oobb— .................OnffnnColquitt..... ....... .....Columbia _____ -----Cook. ...................Coweta— .. — -.... .....Orawford ——— ..... ——Crisp. ——— —— -----Dade. ...................Dawson ————— — ..Decatur ............—..DeKalb.— .——.—..Dodge. ..................Dooly _ ————— r ———Dougherty ............Douglas .................Early „ ————— ... —— .Echols .................Effingham.. ___ — ..Elbert.— .......... —— .Evans .. _ -..--.. — ...Fannln ... . _ .Fayette... — ...... .....Floyd __________Forsyth.. .. — .. ——Franklin. . ...... .....Fulton __ ____ . .—Gllmer _ ____ .....Glascock. — ........ . .Glynn — _____ .„. .4689,6581162,4961,4433,1174421,8286005,0091,6262,3115081,1552,6493751,2429432691,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,67874,51,2987824,8151,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1174421,8286005,0091,6262,3115081,1552,6493751,2439432681,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8151,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1164421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2389432681,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1144421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2429432681,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8151,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1144421,8286005,0091,6262,3115081,1552,6493751,2429432681,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8151,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1154421,8286005,0091,6262,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432681,65112,1931,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612.0594689,6581162,4961,4423,1164421,8386005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432681,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8151,5451,37738,1698843612,0624689,6581162,4961,4423,1174421,8286005,0091,6202,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432681,65112,1911,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1174421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2399432681,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987834,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4433,1184421,8286005,0091,6253,3115081,1552,6493751,2399432681,65112,1931,4378453,1998381,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0634689,6581162,4961,4423,1154421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1553,6493751,2389432671,65112,1911,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987834,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0614689,6581162,4961,4423,1164421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2389432671,65112,1931,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787441,2987824,8121,5451,37738,1698843612,064

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 1944COUNTIESPublic Service ForCommi sionerMCWHORTER L. MATTJustice Supreme Chief ForCourt BELL R. C.Justice Associate ForCourt SupremeDUCKWORTH W. H.Justice For Associate(Un Court SupremeTerm) expired WYATT LEE B.(Full Court SupremeJustice Associate ForTerm)WYATT LEE B.of Appeals Judge Court ForGARDNER C. B.Appeals Court of Judge ForTerm) (Unexpired PARKER DAVE M.of Judge Appeals Court ForPARKER DAVE M.Term) (FullJudge Superior For CourtApalacha CircuitW. SMITH R.Superior Court Judge ForAlbany CircuitCROW CARL E.Judge Superior Court ForCircuit Atlanta DORSEY HUGH M.Judge Superior Court ForAtlanta Circuit A.ETHERIDGE L.Gordon ———— ... „...Grady - _ - -Greene ..................Gwinnett _ -.-.. ___ .Habersham ..............Hall....— ——.....—Hancock. ——— ..... ...Haralson ....... .........Harris.. — . —— . ......Hart _ ————— ... — ..Heard. ————————— -Henry _ ———— ... .....Houston... —— ... .....Irwin ..-...—.—.——.Jackson ———— . .......Jasper- .. ...............Jeff Davis ___ . ........Jefferson.. ..............Jenkins. ___ . ___ .Johnson _ .. — . .......Jones. _ ...............Lamar. _ __ __ . .....Lanier. ——————————1,4561,6751,2283,5511,9233,1533761,2488891,1616041,4555358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,9233,1533761,2488891,1616041,4555358641,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,9233,1533761,2488891,1606011,4525358641,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,9233,1533761,2488891,1606051,4535358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,9233,1533761,2488891,1586051,4545358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,9233,1533761,2488891,1596031,4555358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,9233,1533761,2488891,1616041,4535358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1616041,4535358641,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606041,4545358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606041,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2848891,1586041,4535358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1586041,4525358621,7567777371,1716989786611,015625

Laurens... .............Lee ............... . ...Liberty ..................Lincoln. _ ............Long ...................Lowndes —— . —— ......T.iimpldnMacon _ . ..............Madison _ -.-.„. ......Marion ————————— ..McDuffie. ...............Mclntosh.. .. .. ........Meriwether. ............Miller.. __ ... _____ .MitcheU.... .............Monroe ——————— . ...Montgomery __ ......Morgan _______ . ....Murray _ . _ .. .........Muscogee .............—Newton.. ................Oconee ____ ..........Oglethorpe ________PaiildlngPeach ___ __ ... — .Pickens ___ . _ .......Pierce __ ______ ..Pike..............— — .Polk... _______ . _ .PiilasklPutnam... _ — . .......Quitman ..............—Rabun .................Randolph __ ... . ..— .RlrihmnnrlRockdale ________ .Schley _.................Screven ..............—Romlnoln. .............Spaldine ______ . ...2 RAA4474864363692,5338648891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0341,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3151,1597,251Q4.fi3378951,0762.8059 >54444748fi437OCQ2,5338948891 OQ7507795drift2,1878162 1 7Q1 QQ15751,1741 4Rfl7 4472 nQQefi41,0361,355QflQ7Qfl1,06974.O2 0QQRQO701QRQ1,3161,1597,251Q4ft0017one1,0762.8052 >>44447dfifi4373fiQ2,5338958891 OQ7507795Af\a2 1H78162 17Q1,3915751 174i 4ftf»7 4472 AOOf*fi41,0361,355QflQ780I ftfiQ7422 anaCQQ7013581 O1 Q1,1597,251Q4.fi007QQR1,0762.8059 R444474ftft4^7QftQ2 CQQQOR8891 OQ75077QR4062 1 Q78162 17Q1 QQ15751 1741 4P/I7 4472 r\oo5641 nafl1,355Qf|Q7801 Ofifl7422 QQQRQP7013581 Q1O1,1597,251Q4.fiQQ7895I nTfl2.8052 KAA447486A.V7QRQ2 CQQone8891 OQ75077QK4062 1 ft78162 17Q1 QQ15751 1741,4807 4472 flQOKft41,0361,355QflQ780I flfiQ74.P2 AQQCQO701QCQI Ql-l1,1597 QR1Q4.ftQQ7QQR1,0762.8052 Fvld4474864^7QCQ2 EQQQQR8891 QQ75077QR4T)ft2 1 Q78168 17Q1 QQ15751 1741 AQf\7 4472 fkQOEOyl1 AQA1,355QflQ7801,06974.92 RQQCQQ701QRQ1 Q1O1 1RQ7 OR1Q4.fiQQ7QQR1,0762. 8052 R444474-fifi437OftQ2,533QQR8891 0075077QR4062 1 078162 17Q1 QQ15751 1741 4807 4478 f\op5641,0361 QRRQflQ780I nfiQ7422 CQQRQO701QRQ1 0101 1 P*Q7,251Q4.fiQQ7895I nrra2.8059 R44447486437QCQ2,533QQR8891 0Q75077954f»fi3 1 ft78162 1 7Q1 QQ15751 1741,4807 4472 noo5641,0361,355QflQ780i nfifl7422 CQQRQQ7013581 Q101,1597,251Q4.A007QQR1,0762.8052 K.AA4474864373692,5338958891,237507795drift2 1 078162 1 7Q1 QQ15751,1741 4-ftfl7 4472 AOO5641,0361,355QflQ7ftnI nfiQ74.92 CQQKQO7013581 Q1 Q1,1597 OKIQ4.fi007QQR1,0762.8052 RAA4474864373692,5338958891,2375077954DR2,1878162 17Q1 QQ15751 1741,4807,4472 ftOO5641,0361,355QflQ7801,0697422,698RQO7013581 Q1 11,1597 QR1Q4R3378951,0762.8052 R444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751 1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,698KQO7013581,3101,1597,251Q4R3378951,0762.8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751 1741,4807,4472 f|005641,0361,3559097801,0697422,698RQQ7013581 Qf|Q1 l^Q7,251Q4fi3378951,0762.805

OfttOtOtOtOI-1 CO For Public ServiceCommissionerMATT L. McWHORTERtOtOCOCOl-1 CO I-" I-" h-i >-> l-i I-"CO |-i l-i |-i 1-1 |-i >-itOtOtOtOH-" CO l-i f l-i l-i !- f f>l^pCOCOCO!^-3tOCO»-l COC&-3C&H^COCOCOCFor Chief Justice SupremeCourtR. O. BELLFor Associate JusticeSupreme CourtW. H. DUOKWORTHFor Associate JusticeSupreme Court (UnexpiredTerm)LEE B. WYATTFor Associate JusticeSupreme Court (FullTerm)LEE B. WYATTFor Judge Court of AppealsB. O. GARDNERFor Judge Court of Appeals(Unexplred Term)DAVE M. PARKERlOtOCOlOl-© CO l-i l-i l-i l-i h-i 1-" M For Judge Court of Appeals(Full Term)DAVE M. PARKERCO l-i l-i l-i l-i l-i I-" For Judge Superior CourtApalacha CircuitW. R. SMITHFor Judge Superior CourtAlbany CircuitCARL E. CROWFor Judge Superior CourtAtlanta CircuitHUGH M. DORSEYFor Judge Superior CourtAtlanta CircuitA. L. ETHERIDGE

Washington. —— ___ ..Wayne . —— — .......Webster _________Wheeler. —— .... ___ .White.. .... .... __ ...Whltlield . ............Wilcox..— ....... _ ....Wilkes.... ... . .......WilMnson ___ .. __ .Worth ___ ..........TotaL —— — _ . ...1,1109782865177333,9071,3969467521,129274,8341,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,8721,1109782855177332,9071,3969467521,129274,8521,1109782865177333,9071,3969467521,129274,8581,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,8571,1109782855177332,9071,3969467521,129274,8511,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,8571,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,8151,1109782855177332,9071,3969467521,129274,8091,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,8091,1109782855177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,796 274,795

H-i CO M M I-1 CJ1 H^ H-1 I-1 M HiFor Judge Superior CourtAtlanta CircuitPAUL S. ETHERIDGEOOCOS Ol -30 COO OS COOtCOCOCOCOOOCOCD CB O >— »l— •QOh-»f Ol f I-1 I-1 I-1f 1-1 I-1 CT !-• H-1 I-1 >— 1-11^ 00 -3 CO--^;?;;-;100-3CwOOCJ'COCJll^OCOO-^h-'Oil-'CO CO O 0 O ~*l CO ~4 Cn OuFor Judge Superior CourtAtlanta CircuitWALTER O. HENDRIXFor Judge Superior CourtBlue Ridge CircuitJ. H. HAWKINSHl_i CO i-i I-* I-* O1 (-• f f I-1 •-• For Judge Superior CourtOhattahoochee CircuitT. HICKS FORT'COfc t^ O3 CT •)-q coco cM C31 I-1 t-1 H For Judge Superior CourtCherokee CircuitJ. M. O. TOWNSENDl-i CT f I-1 M I—co^Srfnocococnoocil-i Oth> Cft CO Cg» CO CO il i^ CO ~^ CO-3h- ©cat-*00For Judge Superior CourtCoweta CircuitSAM J. BOYKINFor Judge Superior CourtDublin CircuitR. EARL CAMPHfHOH3H!-• h^ h^ CJI I-1 >-* I-1 »^ For Judge Superior CourtEastern CircuitDAVID S. ATKINSON1-1 en H^ t-i istopico^oVp^aoo-^oo-^cnooFor Judge Superior CourtMacon CircuitMALLORY ATKINSONt GO I-* I-1 I-* Ol I-1 M M l-« !-•) —Q co CD O5 O ^^ >^ 00 ^"* O 00 ~Q O3 COFor Judge Superior CourtNorthern CircuitCLARK EDWARDS, Jr.CD CO O 1—" I—1M CT t-> I-1 >-" l-i f)•—'O^cocooocnooo^oo-^c&boFor Judge Superior CourtOconee CircuitESCHOL GRAHAM'CO h^ l-i l-i O* !-* I-1 l-i I-1j-3cococnoi-©i-icoi-©Oii^tocoooc»ooo^:5o6

Oharlton _________Chatham.Ohattahoochee ..... ....Chattooga. ..............Oherokee.. _ . ___ ...Olarke... ................Clear.. .... ..... ... .... ...Clayton... ..............Clinch-..-.——.——Oobb.— ................Coffee— .... ........ —Oolquitt .................Columbia— — _ — - —OnnlrCrawford— . . _ ..-. ...Crisp.—.. .—.—„—Bade— ... . — _ .......Dawson... _ . _ -... ...Decatur _ —— . ........DeKalb.—— ...... .......Dodge.... ...............Dooly _______ .......Dougherty..— — — . —Douglas ______ .. —Early .... ...............Echols ____ ....... —F/ffinghamElbert. _ . _______ .Emanuel.. —— . ........Evans _________ ..Fannin. __ . ___ .. —Fayette .. — .... ........Floyd— .„. ...——.—.Forsyth _ ___ .. ... ..Franklin.. ____ .—Fulton ______ __ -.Gilmer. __ . ___ ......Glascock __ ___ .. —Glynn.... ——— . ........4689,6581163,4961,4423,1174431,8386005,0091,6353,3115081,1553,6493T51,2399432671,65112,1931,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787441,3987824,8121,5451,37738,1698843613,0604689,6581163,4961,4433,1174431,8386005,0091,6353,3115081,1552,6493751,3389432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998381,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987834,8131,5451,37738,1698843613,0614689,6581162,4961,4433,1184431,8286005,0091,6352,3115081,1553,6493751,2409432671,65113,1931,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2957824,8141,5451,37738,1698843613,0644689,6581162,4961,4433,1184431,8386005,0091,6252,3115081,1553,6493751,2409432671,65113,1921,4378453,1998381,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0624689,6581162,4961,4423,1184431,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,3399432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,063468 4689,658 9,658116 1162,496 2,4961,443 1,4433,117 3,118443 4431,828 1,838600 6005,009 5,0091,635 1,6352,311 3,311508 5081,155 1,1553,649 2,649375 3751,240 1,239943 943267 2671,651 1,65113,192 12,1921,437845-1,4378453,199 3,199828 8281,753 1,753474 474497 4971,566 1,5661,678 1,678745 7451,298 1,298783 7824,814 4,8141,545 1,5451,377 1,37738,169 38,169884 884361 3612,060 2.0594689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4433,1174421,8386005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2399432671,65113,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1553,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987834,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1174421,8286005,0091,6352,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0624689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65113,1931,4378453,1998381,7534744971,5661,6787451,3987834,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,064

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 1944COUNTIESSuperior Judge Court ForETHERIDGE PAUL S.Circuit AtlantaJudge Superior Court ForWALTER O. HENDRIXAtlanta CircuitSuperior Court Judge ForRidge Circuit BlueJ. HAWKINS H.Superior Court Judge For CircuitOha tahooch eFORT HICKS T.Judge Superior Court ForCherokee Circuit J. M. O.TOWNSENDSuperior Judge Court ForCircuit CowetaBOYKIN SAM J.Superior Court Judge ForCircuit DublinCAMP EARL R.Judge Superior Court ForS. ATKINSON DAVIDCircuit EasternJudge Superior For CourtMacon CircuitMALLORYATKINSONJudge Superior Court ForCircuit NorthernEDWARDS, Jr. CLARKJudge Superior Court ForCircuit Oconee GRAHAM ESCHOLJudge Superior Court ForOgeechee CircuitT. J. EVANSGordon.. ——— . .......Grady— ————— . .......£ Greene ——— ———— .*• Gwinnett................Habersham ——— ........TTaiiHancock. — ... _ ..-..Haralson ——— .. . ...Harris.... .. — . .. ....Hart... .............. ..Heard _ — — — _ .....Henry. .................Houston...... . ___ .Irwin _ ——— -. ...— .Jackson — ——————Jasper.. __ ... . ... .Jeff Davis _ —— _ ... .Jefferson ..............Jenkins ____ . . _ ...Johnson .... ...........Jones.. .................TiflinarLanler . . .....1,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1586031,4525358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1586031,4525358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606051,4555358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606051,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606041,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1626031,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358621,7561117371,1716989786611,015625

Laurens..Lee ... ...LibertyLincolnLongLowndesLumpkinMacon.Madison . ... —— .Marion . —— ——— .McDulfie. ...... - ...Mclntosh. __ — .. ....Meriwether.. . .. ..MiUer ..... — ...Mitchell ..... . — ....Monroe __ .. ——— ..Montgomery —— .. .Morgan ———————Murray . —— - — .Muscogee . ————— .Newton.. .. .. - — ..Oconee .. —— - .. .Oglethorpe — - — ..Paulding.... — .Peach ——— ——— .. .Pickens ———————— ..Pierce.. _ —— — .Pike . .......... . . ..Polk. ..... — . .PulaalriPutnam —————— .Quitman ————————Rabun ——————— .Randolph . ————— ..Richmond.. . —————Rockdale. —————— —Schley __ ... .........Screven ——— .. .....Seminole — — — .Scalding ——— — .....2,5444474864373692,5338958891 OQ7Kft77954062,1878162,1791 0Q15751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,355909ITQA1,0697422,6985927013581,3091,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3091,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3121,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0381,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3121,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3091,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,805

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 1944COUNTIESJudge Superior For CourtPAUL S.ETHERDDGEAtlanta CircuitJudge Superior For CourtAtlanta Circuit O. WALTER HENDRIXJudge Superior For CourtRidge Circuit BlueJ. HAWKINS H.Judge For Superior Court CircuitCha tahooch eHICKS FORT T.Judge For Superior CourtCherokee Circuit J. M. O.TOWNSENDJudge For Superior CourtCoweta CircuitSAM J. BOYKINJudge For Superior CourtDublin CircuitR. EARL CAMPJudge For Superior CourtEastern Circuit DAVD3 S. ATKINSONFor Judge Superior CourtCircuit MaconMALLORY ATKINSONJudge For Superior CourtNorthern CircuitCLARK EDWARDS, Jr.For Judge Superior CourtCircuit Oconee ESCHOL GRAHAMJudge For Superior CourtOgeechee CircuitT. J. EVANSStephens ———— ........Stewart ——————— . ...Sumter ..................Talbot.... ....—_._.__..Taliaferro. ..............Tattnall ———— . —— . —TftvlOTTelfair— .... —— ........Terrell ——————————Thomas —————— _._..-Tift ....................Toombs _ —— ___ ..Towns ——— ...... _ .Treutlen ————— ......Troup. —————— .......Turner ... . ..... ...Twiggs ....Union. .....Upson.. .. . ...... . .Walker....— ...........Walton ..................Ware.. __ ..... ___ -Warren ...... ............1,1586131,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,2312,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,2312,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,2312,3622,8182,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,2312,3622,8182,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,2312,3622,8182,0462,4714491,158fllP-1,55007173901.215Gift1,1871,639I rroA1,6821,8251,1378933,2597Q74571,2312,3622,8189 fUfi2 4.714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,2312,3622,8182,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,215Rift1,1871,6391 784.1,6821,8251,1378933,2597Q74571,2312,3622,8182 f\AQ2,4714491 1 RQ6121,55007173901,215Q1 ftI lftT1,6391 7841,6821 8251 1017QQO3,259170174571,2312,3622,8182 (\AC2 A.714491 1 RQQ101,5503901,215Bl ft1 1 orr1,6391 7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597Q74571,2312,3622,8182 ftAfi2 4.714491,1586121,5508773901,215Rift1,1871,6391 7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597Q74571,2312,3622,8182 n4.fi2 4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391 7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,2312,3622,8172 (\4fi2 471449

Washington __ .........Wayne.... ... __ ........Webster _________Wheeler . ...........White ..... ....Whitfield .. ...Wilcox. . .....Wilkes.. . _ .......—.Wilkinson ________Worth ...„.-.-......—.1,1109782855177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782855177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129TotaL....... __....274,792 274,794 274,813 274,858 274,809 274,805 274,801 274,808 274,806 274,810 274,807 274,8091,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129

OS O ^ H^ 00 H^CT I-1 M I-1 t-1OsOt-'H-OOt-'O^WCO-aOSOOO-^GO-qOSGOCO CO OS CO CT 5OFor Judge Superior CourtPiedmont CircuitCLIFFORD PRATTFor Judge Superior CourtSouthern CircuitO. H. DUKESFor Judge Superior CourtSouthwestern CircuitW. M. HARPER'CO I—• I—• I—' CT H-1 t-1 I—1 H-* I—' H-1 For Judge Superior CourtStone Mountain CircuitJAMES O. DAVIS•"CO t^ H-1 H* CJ1 H^ H^ I-1 H-» For Judge Superior CourtTifton CircuitR. EVECO— ? CO CO O3 O *~* *"* 00 I""1~3 CO CD CD OS COCOCOtorcOOOOlOiOt— 'I— •OOH-'lCOO»-qCO COOSO»-'h-O ~3 CO ~^ OS COFor Judge Superior CourtToombs CircuitO. J. FERRYMANFor Solicitor GeneralAlapaha CircuitHOMER W. NELSONFor Solicitor GeneralAlbany CircuitMASTON O'NEALFor Solicitor GeneralAtlanta CircuitE. E. ANDREWS!-• CT'H'H' For Solicitor GeneralAugusta CircuitGEORGE HAINSOS O ^ ^ 00 H^ O l O 3 GO ~Q OS COFor Solicitor GeneralBlue Ridge CircuitH. G. VANDIVIEREFor Solicitor GeneralBrunswick CircuitW. GLENN THOMASH8Hto

Oharlton _________Chatham. ____ . .Chattahoochee __ ....Chattooga ..............Oherokee. __ . . .....Olarke ________ . .Clay _ ..... __ . .....Olayton... .„.. ........Clinch.— ...... ......Cobb __________Coffee—— .............Oolquitt...... ....... ...Columbia . ..............Cook __ . .--.- ........Coweta .----.-----.- ...Crawford. .......... ...Crisp - ———— ..........Dade.. —————— ....Dawson ———— .......Decatur.. ——— . ....DeKalb. „...„. .......Dodge ——— .. . ...Dooly ———— . . ....Dougherty.. —— — ....Douglas —————— ... ..Early. ————— .... —Echols ... — —— ....Effingham ..... ....Elbert —— .. . . ...Emanuel ........Evans .. — .. .. .....Fannin. ——— ....Fayette . . — .. ...Floyd.... . ..... . ....Forsyth . ......Franklin . ... .. — „ .Fulton. .. ... . __ ...Gtlmer . ..._ —— . ...Glascock..... — . ......Glynn..— .„.—.——.4689,6581162,4961,44?3,1174421 QQQ5,0091,6358 01 15081 1 tto ftiflQ3759432671,65110 1Q11,437OAfi3,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612.0614689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2419432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0584689,6581162 AQR1,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552 OAQ3751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0624689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1911,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0594689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0604689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0634689,6581162,4961,4423,1174421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1911,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1174421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8141,5451,37738,1698843612,0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,1698483612,0594689,6581162 4.QR1,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,1698843612,062

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 1944COUNTIESJudge Superior For CourtPiedmont Circuit CLIFFORD PRATTJudge For Superior CourtCircuit SouthernDUKES H. 0.Judge Superior Court For Southwestern CircuitM. HARPER W.Judge Superior Court ForCircuit Stone MountainJAMES DAVIS 0.Judge For Superior CourtTifton CircuitFor Judge Superior CourtToombs CircuitJ.FERRYMAN O.General Solicitor For Alapaha Circuit HOMER NELSON W.General For SolicitorAlbany CircuitO'NEAL MASTONGeneral For Solicitor Atlanta CircuitE. ANDREWSGeneral For Solicitor Augusta CircuitHAINS GEORGEGeneral For Solicitor Circuit Blue Ridge VANDIVIERE H. G.General For Solicitor Circuit Brunswick THOMAS W. GLENNEVE R.Gordon.. ———————— ..Grady ——————————Greene. ——————— ...Gwinnett ..... — .-.-..Habersham.. _ ..... ...Hall -....-..-..... ....Hancock... ...... .......Haralson. —— . — .. ...Harris. _ ....-.....-.-.-Hart.. —— . — . — — ...Heard..... .............Henry ...................Houston. ___ . __ ...Irwin __ . __ ---_-_-.-Jackson. —————— ...Jasper.. ___ . ........Jeff Davis ___ . __ ..Jefferson....... —— ....TenpinsJohnson __ _ . __ ..Jones _____ .. — ....Lamar. _ ... _ .........Lanier _____ ——— „1,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751 PPQ3,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751 99Q3,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358641,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358631,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4555358621,7567777371,1716989786611,0156251,4561,6751,2283,5511,8813,1533761,2488891,1606031,4545358631,7567777371,1716989786611,015625

Laurens _ . _ _ ...Lee . __ -. ——— .- ...Liberty... . .—........Lincoln. . — ———Long .. — . .Lowndes — — ...T.iimpkiTiMacon. ________ ..Madison _ -..-.-.-.- ...Marion __ ——— .......McDufiie.— ,._—.—-Mclntosh.- __ . . _ ..-Meriwether _ — ......Miller..—————————Mitchell..— _— .......Monroe... _ ... . ——Montgomery ...........Morgan. —————— .....Muscogee __ — .... — .Newton.. —————————Oconee — ——— ^ .....Oglethorpe.. —— ———Paulding... ——— — ..Peach— _._.————Pickens _ .. — . .....Pierce ___ .. . . . ...Pike ... ...... . - -Polk. .... ......PulaskL. _ ... . .Putnam — —— . . ...Quitman __ ... --..-_Rabun __ .. — . . ..Randolph .. —Richmond .Rockdale . . ..Schley __ ....Screven ____ . . .-.-Semlnole __ — . . ...Soaldine.. ..........—..2,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052 KAA4474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052 KAA4474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762.8052 *\AA4474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762.805

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 1944COUNTIESJudge Superior For CourtPiedmont CircuitCLIFFORD PRATTJudge For Superior CourtSouthern CircuitO. H. DUKESJudge For Superior Court Southwestern CircuitW. M. HARPERFor Judge Superior Court Stone Mountain Circuit JAMES C. DAVISJudge Superior For CourtTifton CircuitJudge For Superior CourtToombs CircuitO. J.FERRYMANGeneral For SolicitorAlapaha Circuit HOMER W. NELSONFor Solicitor GeneralAlbany CircuitMASTON O'NEALSolicitor General ForAtlanta CircuitANDREWS E.Solicitor General For Augusta CircuitGEORGE HAINSFor Solicitor General Blue Ridge Circuit H. G.VANDIVIEREFor Solicitor General Brunswick Circuit W. GLENN THOMASR. EVEStephens _________Stewart _____ .......Sumter... ———— .. __ .Talbot.. ....... __ -_Taliaferro .............Tattnall __ ------- ......Taylor... ————— _-....Telfair..... ———— ... ...Terrell . ......Thomas _ ———— .. ....Tilt—— ——.——..Toombs -----------------Towns ___ ------- ......Treutlen.. —— . — . — ..Troup— .......... _ ...Turner _____ . ___• 1 "nri ftfycUnion.... ————— .. ..Walker. _________Walton _________ .Ware ....................Warren ..................1,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8182,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8182,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8182,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8182,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773891,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,471449

Washington ______ _Wayne . ———— .......Webster .. ....Wheeler .White . .WhltfieldWilcoxWUkes..— .. . . .Wilkinson- __ . __ .Worth _ .......... __ .1,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129Total ___ ..........274,765 274,752 274,756 274,755 274,751 274,759 274,755 274,754 274,756 274,755 274,752 274,7561,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129

Oi CJ1 —5 CO (O CO Oi CO CJ* CO CO t^ O CO Cp t^ CO t^ 00 —3 COU* CJ* CO CO N W OO GO l£ W CJ* 00 t^ t^ O CO O ~^ 1—* Oi t~*For Solicitor GeneralOhattahoochee CircuitED WOHLWENDER, Jr.For Solicitor GeneralOherokee CircuitJ. H. PASCHALLH-« t-^ l-» CJ1 H» !-• h-» t For Solicitor GeneralOoweta CircuitLUTHER M. WYATT1-iCO >-•CO --3 CO CO O3 O *For Solicitor GeneralDublin CircuitW. W. LARSEN, Jr.fIHHH'CO !-• *^ H* Ol M l-» H* »3 -a co co da00 — ^ O) 00For Solicitor GeneralEastern CircuitSAMUEL A. CANNOCT I-1 I-1 !-• >-• For Solicitor GeneralFlint CircuitFRANK B. WDLLINGHAMCT *-* H^ I-* h*3-40oo^5oD^3O3boFor Solicitor GeneralGriffin CircuitF. E. STRIOKLANDHCO-3COCOC&OI— '1!-• COWo>;(-• at ff 1-11-1»-'O>ttcocooD-aoD-i l-i »^ M3COt^OCOCni^COi^CO-3COFor Solicitor GeneralMacon CircuitCHARLES H. GARRETTFor Solicitor GeneralMiddle CircuitW. H. LANIERai l-i h-> )-• »-i l-i For Solicitor GeneralNorthern CircuitR. HOWARD GORDONV f h-i l-i H" l-i For Solicitor GeneralOcmulgee CircuitO. S. BALDWINOl >-• h-i l-i l-i For Solicitor GeneralOconee CircuitM. H. BOYER

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--»-'a>-4'xi-qcOlH-'QOOOHJ -H-i h-i >-• H* l-i CO M CO »-• I-1 H For Solicitor GeneralOhattahoochee CircuitED WOHLWENDER, Jr.I-1 CO I-" CO f I-"For Solicitor GeneralCherokee CircuitJ. H. PASCHALLFor Solicitor GeneralCoweta CircuitLUTHER M. WYATTMI-11-' OOMCOMMM For Solicitor GeneralDublin CircuitW. W. LARSEN, Jr.For Solicitor GeneralEastern CircuitSAMUEL A. CANNI-. h-i i-.l-.i-i 00 )-• CO h-i h-> h-i For Solicitor GeneralFlint CircuitFRANK B. WTLLINGHAMM H* Hi CO l-i CO M M l-i For Solicitor GeneralGriffin CircuitF. E. STRICKLANDen 01 M co co M • 3 m ^ CO O CD CO Cft CO I—i I—1 CO C71 O3For Solicitor GeneralMacon CircuitCHARLES H. GARRETT!_.!_. t-i 00 M CO l-i l-i l-i For Solicitor GeneralMiddle CircuitW. H. LANDSRCO fr-i CO 1-* H* !-• For Solicitor GeneralNorthern CircuitR. HOWARD GORDONCOMCOMMM For Solicitor GeneralOcmulgee CircuitO. S. BALDWINCO 1-. CO h-> I-. 1-. For Solicitor GeneralOconee CircuitM. H. BOYER8

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GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 1944COUNTIESGeneral Solicitor ForCircuit Cha tahooch e Jr.WOHLWENDER, EDGeneral Solicitor For Circuit OherokeePASOHALL J. H.General Solicitor ForWYATT M. LUTHERCircuit CowetaGeneral Solicitor For Jr. LARSEN,W.Circuit DublinGeneral Solicitor ForCircuit Eastern OANN SAMUEL A.General Solicitor ForCircuit FlintWILLINGHAM FRANK B.General Solicitor ForCircuit GriffinSTRIOKLAND F. E.H. GARRETT CHARLESGeneral Solicitor ForCircuit MaconGeneral For SolicitorCircuit MiddleW. LANIER H.R. HOWARD GORDONGeneral For Solicitor Circuit NorthernSolicitor For General Circuit OcmulgeeO. S. BALDWINFor Solicitor GeneralCircuit OconeeM. H. BOYERStephens. ——— ........Stewart. ———— ........oi Sumter ___ ... ........00 Talbot ____ . _____ .Taliaferro.. — .. ........Tattnall __ — .. ........Taylor ___ .. ..........Telf air. .................Terrell __ ——— ........Thomas _________Tift.. .......... __ . _ .Toombs . — .. ..........Towns _...„............Treutlen __ . ..........Troup ...................Turner ___ . ..........Twiggs -......-...-.-...Union _ __ __ . .Upson. . . . .....Walker ______ ..Walton __ . __ .... __ .Ware _______ . __ .Warren... ...............1,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491 1 f^H6121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491 1 CO6121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101 1 071,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,4714491,1586121,5508773901,2158101,1871,6391,7841,6821,8251,1378933,2597974571,1802,3622,8172,0462,471449

Washington _ .. ........Wayne _ ............ ....Webster. __ ___ ._Wheeler.. .... ......White. ...............Whitfield. ..............Wllcox __ .... _ . __ .Wilkes.. __ . _ ... __ .WHWnsnnWorth ___________TotaL1,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7541,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7541,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7561,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7571,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7471,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7521,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7581,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7551,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7501,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7541,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,758 274,757

09*QOCQrf*- GO "5 COI— '00For Solicitor GeneralOgeechee CircuitFRED T. LANIERCJI H-1 M M MFor Solicitor GeneralFataula CircuitR. A. PATTERSONCT >-• I-" 1-" I-"H^ h^ GO H^ O 1^ tO CO 00 ~^ 00 O ~4 00 ~9 Od 00^ CO O O) O *••* l'^ CO I1 O >^ CO w CO ~3 00 O "3 00 ~Q Oi 00For Solicitor GeneralPiedmont CircuitHOPE E. STARKFor Solicitor GeneralRome CircuitHENDERSON L. LANHAMFor Solicitor GeneralSouthern CircuitGEORGE R. LILLYFor Solicitor GeneralSouthwestern CircuitE. L. FORRESTERFor Solicitor GeneralStone Mountain CircuitROY LEATHERSO< h-i h-< h-i h-ifsjjfssgiri^ 00 ~Q COFor Solicitor GeneralTilton CircuitW. O. FOREHANDFor Solicitor GeneralToombs CircuitJ. CECIL DA VISK* CT hJ h-i h^ hJ MCD O3 O h-* h^ 00 h-1 O 1^ CO C 00 ~3 O) 00For Solicitor GeneralWaycross CircuitJOHN W. BENNETTO1 h-i h-i I-* >-• h-For Solicitor GeneralWestern CircuitD. MARSHALL POLLOCK

Oharlton ——————— ....Chatham.. _ — ___Chattahoochee — .. ......Chattooga. ———— .. __Oherokee —————Olarke ____ — — ......Clay ___ .. —— — ......Olayton — . ————— ....Clinch— ———————— _.Cobb.— ——— .........Coffee ___ ——— —-__Colquitt. —————Columbia _ — . — __ ..Cook...-—— _ ... _ .Coweta.. ———————— ..Orawlord ———————— ..Crisp ____ .... — ......Dade ___ ————— _ ...Dawson. ———————— ..Decatur ————————— ..DeKalb _ —————Dodge.. ————————— ..Dooly. ————————— ..Dougherty ————— ......Douglas ————————— ..Early . ————————— ..Echols ____ — — ......Effingham . —— . — ..Elbert..———— — . ...Emanuel _ .. —— . — ..Evans.. ————————— ..Fannin ..Fayette __ —— ... .Floyd—— . ...... . ..Forsyth— ....... ...Franklin _ — ... _ ..Fulton _ ————— . — ..GilmnrGlascock _ ———— . — ..Glynn.. .................4689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,1698843612.0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,1698843612,0604689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,1698843612.0604689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,1698843612,0624689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2419432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,1698843612.0644689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,1698843612.0614689,6581162,4961 AAO3,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,1698843612.0614689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2399432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,1698843612.0604689,6581162,4961,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6252,3115081,1552,6493751,2409432671,65112,1921,4378453,1998281,7534744971,5661,6787451,2987824,8161,5451,37738,169RR4.3612.0644689,6581162 4.0ft1,4423,1184421,8286005,0091,6262,3115081,1552 CAQ3751,240Qd32671,65110 1QO1,4378453 1QQ8281,7534744971,5661,678rjA K1,2987QO4,8161,5451 07738,1698843612.0644689 0KQ1162 4-Qft1 AA*>3,1174421 QQOfiftft5,0091,6252,3115081,1552 CAQ3751,239(MQ2671,651191 Q91 AQ7Q/1K3 1 QQQQQ1,7534744.Q71,5661,6787451 OQQ7824,816I KJK1 07738,1698fU3612.064

29*|_i H-I |_i H-I CO H-i CO H-i M H-> For Solicitor GeneralOgeechee CircuitFRED T. LANIERH-» H^ H-i H-i H-i CO t-i CO H-i H-i H-i For Solicitor GeneralPataula CircuitR. A. PATTER SONH-I 1.1 H>* H-1 H-> CO H-i CO H-i H-i H-i For Solicitor GeneralPiedmont CircuitHOPE E. STARKFor Solicitor GeneralRome CircuitHENDERSON L. LANHAMCO H^ CO H^ H-« H^ For Solicitor GeneralSouthern CircuitGEORGE R. LILLYH-l H-I CO H^ CO H-i HJ H-i

Laurens. _________Lee...... __ ...........Liberty.. ................Lincoln..... —— ........Long—... ————— ......Lowndes ___ . ___ ...Lumpkin _ . .Macon.--.-. .............Madison.. ...............Marion ____ ..... _ ...McDuffie _ .. —— ...—Mclntosh. „..————.Meriwether ...............MiUer _____ ..........Mitchell.... ————— ....Monroe. .........—.—.Montgomery .............Morgan __ ..............Murray .................Muscogee ................Newton __ .............Oconee... ...............Oglethorpe ...............Paulding _._...——_—Peach __ ..............Pickens. ...... ..—...—Pierce. .........——.—Pike—.. .... — — — —Polk........—.———PulnaVIPutnam— . ————————Quitman —————————Rabun ____ — . .......Randolph- . ———————Richmond. ..........—Rockdale.. __ .... ———Schley ____ ——— . —Screven ——————————Semlnole ___ ...........Soaldine _ .............2,5444474864373693,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791;3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762,8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762.8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472,0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,6985927013581,3111,1597,2519463378951,0762.8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077954062,1878162,1791,3915751,1741,4807,4472 0225641,0361,3559097801,0697422,698KQp7013581,3111,1597,251a±a3378951,0762.8052,5444474864373692,5338958891,2375077QK4062,1878162,1791,3915751 17d1,4807,4472 npo5641,0361,355QflQ7801,069rjAO2,698KQO7013581,3111,1597,251Q4.fiQQ7QQK1,0762.805

tOCOtOtOI-' CO !-• I-" I-" l-i h-> l-i) CO tO 00 00 CO 00For Solicitor GeneralOgeechee CircuitFRED T. LANIERCO !-• !-• Hi h-> M I-* h-> For Solicitor GeneralPataula CircuitR. A. PATTER SONtotocotoi-> co For Solicitor GeneralPiedmont CircuitHOPE E. STARKFor Solicitor GeneralRome CircuitHENDERSON L. LANHAMFor Solicitor GeneralSouthern CircuitGEORGE R. LILLYFor Solicitor GeneralSouthwestern CircuitE. L. FORRESTERFor Solicitor GeneralStone Mountain CircuitROY LEATHERSFor Solicitor GeneralTilton CircuitW. O. FOREHANDFor Solicitor GeneralToombs CircuitJ. CECIL DA VIStO tO CO 1C h-1 CO !-• !-• H^ l-i h-i h^ t-* h^For Solicitor GeneralWaycross CircuitJOHN W. BENNETTFor Solicitor GeneralWestern CircuitD. MARSHALL POLLOCK

Washington.. ———— __Wayne ___________Webster.. ...... —— ......Wheeler. — . ——White ....... . _ .......Whitfield.... ...........Wilcox.. ............. ...Wilkes __..-.-.—.-....__Wilkinson... ............Worth. ..................1,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,1291,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129Total ——————......274,756 274,750 274,753 274,754 274,7571,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7561,1109782865177332,9071,3969467RO1,129274,7541,1109782865177332,9071,3969467521,129274,7521,1109782865177332,907,1396946rjfin1,129274,7561,1109782865177332,9071,396946fTKO1,129274,7571,1109782865177332,9071,396Q4.firyeo1,129P7J. 7R4.

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONAUGUST 7, 1945NEW CONSTITUTION AND OTHER AMENDMENTS467

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RETURNS OF SPECIAL CONGRESSIONALELECTIONFEBRUARY 12,1946FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OFGEORGIA481

RETURNS OF SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION HELDFEBRUARY 12, 1946—FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OFGEORGIA: TO ELECT SUCCESSOR TO ROBERT RAMSPECK,RESIGNED.CANDIDATES DEKALB FULTON RQOKDALE TOTALJoe Alien. ___________ 287 552 4 843James L.Asher ________ 12 94 0 106Wesley Q. Bailey.....—...... 6 11 0 17J. Verlyn Booth__.____ 236 813 11 1,060D. Hamilton Brackett.—__ 5 28 0 33Thomas L. Camp._______ 2,481 7,546 248 10,275J. M. Glbson. _-_______ 73 290 0 363JohnE. Goodwin——...... 23 84 5 112H. G. HU1......_________ 0 13 0 13BenT.Huiet.—.—.—..— 727 1,904 93 2,724L. Mitchell Johnson_____. 290 11Helen Douglas Mankin-___ 2,217 8,759 91 11,067Flory Monacell_________ 150 6Joe Hill Smith ...... 87 131 2 160J. E. B. Stewart ________ 645 1,565 153 2,363William D. Upshaw....__... 217 364 9 590J.W. Weaver__________ 0 10 0 10Edgar W.Wilson.—--_-— 74 355 1 430William E. Zarhary______ 79 77 2 158482

STATE OF GEORGIAExecutive DepartmentAtlantaA PROCLAMATIONBY THE GOVERNOR:WHEREAS: Hon. Robert Ramspeck resigned his office as a member of theHouse of Representatives of the United States from the Fifth District of Georgia,effective January 1, 1946; andWHEREAS: In conformity with law made and provided in such cases, I did,on January 5, 1946, issue my proclamation as Governor of Georgia, calling a specialelection to be held throughout all the counties in the Fifth Congressional Districtof this State on February 12, 1946, to elect a successor to Hon. Robert Ramspeck,for his unexpired term in the House of Representatives of the United States fromthe Fifth Congressional District of Georgia; andWHEREAS: The official returns on file in the Executive Department disclosethat in the said election the following candidates received tha following number ofvotes, to wit:Hon. Joe Alien 843Hon. James L. Asher 106Hon. Wesley G. Bailey . 17Hon. J. Verlyn Booth 1,060Hon. D. Hamilton Brackett 33Hon. Thomas L. Camp 10,275Hon. J. M. Gibson 363Hon. John E. Goodwin 112Hon. H. G. Hill 13Hon. Ben T. Huiet 2,724Hon. L. Mitchell Johnson 11Mrs. Helen Douglas Mankin . 11,067Hon. Flory Monacell 6Hon. Joe Hill Smith . 160Hon. J. E. B. Stewart . 2,363Hon. William D. Upshaw 590Hon. J. W. Weaver . .10Hon. Edgar W. Wilson .. . 430Hon. William E. Zachary . .. 158and483

WHEREAS: It appears that Hon. Helen Douglas Mankin, of the County ofFulton, received the highest number of votes cast in said special election for Congressman as aforesaid:THEREFORE: I, Ellis Arnall, Governor of the State of Georgia, do proclaimthat the said Hon. Helen Douglas Mankin has been duly elected to represent theFifth Congressional District of Georgia in the House of Representatives of theUnited States, as the successor to Hon. Robert Ramspeck, resigned.This the 19th day of February, 1946.BY THE GOVERNOR:Ivan Alien, Jr.Secretary Executive DepartmentGEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY:Ellis ArnallGovernorThe undersigned as Secretary of the Executive Department of the State ofGeorgia, hereby certifies that the above and foregoing is a true and correct transcriptof an order, writing or document, signed by the Governor of said State and ofrecord in this department.This 19th day of February 1946./s/ Ivan Alien, Jr.Secretary Executive Department484

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYJULY 17, 1946485

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR GOVERNORJames V. CarmlcVhaelHokeO'Kelley _________________E. D. Rivers ______________ - ____Eugene Talmadge .. .........Totals.. .--.-.- _ ... . —— ——————FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORBelmont Dennis . _____ ———— —— ....Spence M. Grayson.... — .. —————————Mar vin Griflin— ....... __ ..... — .... _ .Frank O. Gross ____ _ — .............Dr. L. N. Huff-—— ___ .——.... _ ...M. E. Thompson ——— ... ———— — — — ..Totals. —————————————FOR SECRETARY OF STATENapier Burson —————————————————BenW. Fortson, Jr. ———————————— —Totals.. ———————— —— - -~-------FOR STATE TREASURERGeorge B. Hamilton ——————— — — — ...Arlie D. Tucker.... —————— ——„—..Totals.. ————————— -----------------FOR COMPTROLLER-GENERALZackD. Oravey.. —————————— ........E. B. Dykes _ — — —————————Totals.. ———— , .---.—.-——————FOR ATTORNEY-GENERALEugene Cook.. .....——————.———Irwin R. Kimzey ————————————————^PfyfroleFOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OFSCHOOLSM. D. Collins ___________ _ - _ -J"hn E. Mawi'TigTotals.——— ————— - ————FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURETom Under. ———— ...-....—————..Willie E. Underwood ____ —————— ....Totals _ — — w._... ————————— ..FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABORBen T. Hulet.. _______ — — — ........Harry E. Monroe ............................Totals _ ... __ . ___ — — — . __ .PopularVote313,38911,75869,489297,245691,88134,25366,177160,08287,500104,416190,332642,060170,878454 ' 045624,923443,673186,253629,926399,061222,169621,230454,837174,021628,858472,176171,491643,667440,148198,207988639,343378,372251,171629,543UnitVote14R00024241058155361419241020390410394164103921841038822410410041039614041038624410NumberCounties4401010515921267J13371159815115915181591527159148111591590159155401591518159486

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOB, PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER(Succeed Walter R. McDonald)TomDurant.- __ . —— -.-.- . . _ . ...Walter R. McDonald- .. . .................Totals _ . _ , . __ _____ __FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER(To Succeed Alien Chappell)Glenn Alien. _ __ _ ______ . ...Alien Chappell __ . ... __ _ ... _ - . .W. P. (Bill White... . ........... __ ......TotalsFOR CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME COURT(To Succeed R. O. Bell)R. C. Bell . ___ _ __ -. _ . —. ...FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREMECOURT(To Succeed Warren Grice, Deceased, forterm expiring December 31, 1946)T. Grady Head __ — . — „. — . ...........FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREMECOURT(For Full term beginning January 1, 1947)T. Grady Head __ ——————————— . — ..FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREMECOURT(To Succeed T. S. Oandler)T. S. Oandler ___ ——————FOR COURT OF APPEALS(To Succeed I. H. Button)I. H. Button „.....——.——————FOR COURT OF APPEALS(To Succeed Hugh Maclntyre)Earl W.Butler.. ______ ... .—...—.Robert E. Church.. — — — — — —Hugh Maclntyre _ ——————————————Totals - _ _ ________ __ . --_.FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSFROM FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Charles R. Oochran ______________Hugh Peterson _ ————————— __ ... .Prince H. Preston.. —————— .... _ .....Totals. __ _______________ .FROM SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIST.E. E. Cox _____ ..... _______ .......J. N. Peacock, Jr. .—„—................Totals ____ ____ _____ — ...FROM THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Stephen Pace .. —— -.-..- ______ .FROM FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.A. Sidney Camp.. . ......................PopularVote183,650439,059622,709172,1779fiQ 799168,531610,430653,924651,939650,970652,828652,014m n/vi78,396343,497593,7973,33241,35036,61201 OQ4.27,52523,202Kfl rtnrt64,53458,392UnitVote240841070286KA410410410410410410qn237841002224dfi30104fl5444NumberCounties11581593210918159159159159159159131145159081018113142415487

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946PopularVoteFOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSFROM FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.James O. Davis..._..._._........— 43,162Capt. Wyman O. Lowe___________. 7,510Helen Douglas MankLn.____........— 53,882Totals—————.——.—....—. 104,554FROM SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Harvey Roughton..............—————— 15,550Carl Vlnson_____________._—— 44,714Totals —————————————————— 60,264FROM SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Henderson Lanham___________—— 32,146Malcolm D. Tarver..______..————— 33,807Totals______.____.____.—— 65,953FROM EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.John S. Glbson...————_—————— 26,771W. M. (Don)Wheeler________.——— 30,671Totals.——————————.——— 57,442FROM NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Howard T. Oliver________—...—— 14,645John S.WoocL———_—.—..——— 39,134Totals._____________—.———— 53,779FROM TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Paul Brown—.——.——,————————— 62,190FOR JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURTATLANTA CIRCUIT (Four to be named)Bond Almand_________„—____ 59,978Frank A. Hooper, Jr.____________ 59,884Virlyn B. Moore________________ 59,805Edgar E. Pomeroy—.___^——.._.__ 59,997ATLANTIC CIRCUITM. Price._____________.______ 13,070AUGUSTA CIRCUITG. O. Anderson________________ 11,308A. L. Franklin_______......._-__ 8,301UnitVote14042422814422424480404040Totals.__.__._____._______ 19,609BRUNSWICK CIRCUITGordon Knox_________________ 8,728Herbert A. Strickland___.________ 4,067Douglas F. Thomas_......_... ..... ... 4,165Totals..................______.... 16,960OORDELE CIRCUITO. T. Gower__________________ 4,447D. E. Griffin— ....____________.„ 3,589A. J. McDonald________________ 4,051Totals____________________ 12,087488

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946PopularVoteFOR JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURTFLINT CIRCUITG. O. Persons....—_..._._______ 5,339F. B. Willingham _______________ 4,979Totals.——————— ——————————.. 10,318GRIFFIN CIRCUITChester A. Byars_...........______ 8,191S. B.Wallace————————_—______ 8,056Totals . . ———————————————.. 16,247MAOON CIRCUIT (Two to be named)A. M. Anderson___—_.________ 27,841Mallory O. Atklnson————...._____ 27,414MIDDLE CIRCUITRobert H. Humphrey————.._______ 18,059NORTHEASTERN CIRCUITBoyd Sloan.—————————————————— 25,322OOMULGEE CIRCUITGeo. S. Carpenter-————————.......... 20,495OGEEOHEE CIRCUITJ. L. Renfroe. —————————.....—.. 13,442PATAULA CIRCUITO.W.Worrlll ......———.—..__._ 12,516ROME CIRCUITClaude H. Porter.————————.......... 20,070SOUTHERN CIRCUITGeo. R. Lilly.—..—————————.... 23,512TALLAPOOSA CIRCUITAstor Merritt—.—————————.......... 6,999Wm.W. Mundy———————————————.. 8,787Totals.———————-——————— 15,786WAYOROSS CIRCUITWalter Thomas. ——————————————.. 19,442WESTERN CIRCUITHenry H. West.——...———.————— 14,194FOR SOLICITORS OF THE SUPERIORCOURTATLANTIC CIRCUITR. L. Carr.. —————————————————.. 2,722Ralph L. Dawson.————————....___ 9,860OORDELE CIRCUITH. L. Jay. ...... —————.——.... 12,231NORTHEASTERN CIRCUITFredL. Brewer.——————————.—___ 11,838John E. Frankum————————.—..__ 13,235Totals.. — ————.....—.——.. 25,073TALLAPOOSA CIRCUITHal O. Hutchens. . ———————....___ 15,809WAYCROSS CIRCUITJ.R.Walker ———————————_____ 19,449UnitVoteNumberCounties489

COUNTYAppling. ..............Atkinson ———————Bacon ___ -.- ———Baker ___ - _ —— --Baldwin.... ——————Banks _____ —— --Barrow _ .............Bartow. ..............Ben Hill—— ..........Berrien. ............ —Bibb-—-————*pl(W>*lflpVBrantley- .............Brooks _ .............Bryan. __—.———Bulloch _ ——————Burke _ ———————Butts. ...............Calhoun. ——————Oamden ————————Oandler. ————————Oarroll-. —————— .flAfrvtoA.Oharlton ————————Chatham. —————— ..Ohattahoocb.ee ——— „Chattooga. —————— ..O Vl flVnlfAAOlarke—— - ——— ....OlftwOlayton ...............Clinch.. __ .... __ -Oobb— __ — _ -—Coffee———— _ —Colquitt __ ...... — .Columbia _ -----------Cook . __ . ___ ....Coweta ................Orawford.-.--.-. — ..Crisp __ ———— ......Dade .....-—.........Dawson ——————— ..Decatur __ . .........DeKalb. __ ... .... ....Dodge—.. —— ... — ..Dooly ..................Dougherty .. ___ ...Douglas ...............Early——— __ ... ...Echols ——.-._._-.._.F.fflTigtiaTn .CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946James V.CarmichaelFOR GOVERNOR1,097256277472,790(4)5451,6672,631 (4)1,26835812,305 (6)5751259142712,6271,2291,076(2)353699 (3)6863,219 (4)1,020(2)521 (2)17,679612,334(2)1,6684,521 (4)3501,2641108,274 (4)9552,6464186062,995(4)24697783581,49017,625(6)1,1911,2024,422 (4)1,3559902480POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTE490HokeO'Kelley333941112639939829202418138512873642351316154202828011329910761159161758712421248354101115994246726551032E. D.Rivers4431,026(2)6933485792132865462561,300(2)1,305192714 (2)600211406991062924121953052483111,2387538151811352631,143(2)3481,39266795949 (2)291817831,408(2)4306001,0171,36098549139418347 (2)123EugeneTalmadge2,305(2)4421,317(2)647(2)2,1621,280(2)1,803(2)2,2921,643(2)8898,2221,794(2)6491,440(2)1,030(2)3,253 (4)1,379(4)935579 (2)6801,163(2)2,62657747021,308(6)196 (2)1,5032,666(2)1,995407(2)1,717(2)4372,9502,865(4)3,790(4)683 (2)8161,3041,049(2)2,475 (2)75840(2)2,207 (4)7,5293,064(2)1,417(2)2,3801,423(2)1,754(2)2861,457 (2)

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR GOVERNORPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYJames V.CarmichaelHokeO'KelleyE. D.RivenEugeneTalmadgeElbert ____ .Emanuel . ——— .Evans . . .... — .FfViTilTiFayette .Floyd . ... .Forsyth .- - -Franklin . .. — . .Fulton . —— ..Gilmer . —— ..Glascock ..-_.. .Glynn . . —— —Gordon .. - ....Grady . . _ —— ..Greene. ——————Gwlnnett _ ———— .Habersham .....Hall . ____ _Hancock ————— .Haralson . _. —— ....Harris.. . —————— .Hart... . —————— ..Heard __ ————— ..Henry.. . ———— .-..Houston. —————— ..Irwin . . - ———— ..Jackson.... ———— ..Jasper. —————— .Jeff Davts . ————— ..Jefferson. .. ———— ..JenMns ——————— ..Johnson ——— — ..Jones . . ————— ..Lamar . _ _ .Lanier . —————— ..Laurens. _ ————— .Lee. — —————— .Liberty. . __ — — .Lincoln. —————— .Long . ——————— .Lowndes —————— ..I.iimpldnMacon . __ ——— . ...Madison __ .. __ ..Marion .. ———— ....McDuffie. .............Mclntosh. __ „_- ....Meriwether.. ———— ..MillfiTMitchell ....... __ .Monroe. _____ ...1,7271,562606969 (2)6835,117(6)1,0401,28458,193 (6)853913,925(4)1,988(2)1,0981,525(2)3,1261,921 (2)4,340(4)1,287(2)1,0518731,1725861,873(2)7676642,087(2)779 (2)5628638984596151,230(2)472,9291541,328(2)1253662,372534863478443940848(2)2,001179888826484145286619374602,048179164645336336169211216624592411248289230264917191530053611277127421826173712381170434128021691231431,604726873,2395815092918196224341333843967456624233551971871804354814023790650155681,226(2)637663641905122,616(4)3931777052932271673344221712,205 (2)2,987(4)1,093(2)3171,249(2)4,2531,417(2)1,863(2)21,0701,364(2)904(2)1,2821,6091,611(2)1,4033,548(4)1,4603,7489561,892(2)893 (2)1,936(2)862 (2)1,4801,414(2)1,370(2)1,7487491,455(2)1,872(2)1,001 (2)1,588(2)950(2)964664,249 (4)540(2)720790(2)812 (2)1,105994 (2)1,204(2)1,614(2)707(2)1,433(2)5142,018(4)1,155(2)2,261 (4)1,466(2)491

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR GOVERNORPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMontgomery __ —— ..Morgan _______ ..Murray _ . __ -------Muscogee — . ——— ..Newton ______ -.___Oconee ______ — ..Oglethorpe __ ——— ..Faulding _____ — ..Peach _____ —— ..Pickens ——————— _."PiftrnAWVoPolk.... ____ . _ ...PllloclHPutnam ____ —— ..QllltmaTiRabun.. —————— „Randolph ___ —— ..Richmond —————— __"R r\p t H A! OfipVl 1 ATScreven. — . ———— ..Seminole--.---. —— ..Spaldlng. —————— ..Stephens. __ — ._ — ..Stewart _ .. ———— ..Sumter. _____ — ..Talbot _ ..... —— „Talialerro ____ .....Tattnall ___ — —— ..Taylor.. ——————— ..TfllfnlrT'ftTTflllThomas _ . _ _._.„..TiftToombs _______ ...* I 'roim sTreutlen — . ———— ..Troup .................Turner ———————— ..Twiggs _______ ...Union.---— .. ——— -.Upson. ———————— —Walker ______ — ...Walton _________"WftTAWarren —— . ———— ..Washington ___ ....Wayne— —— . ———— ..Webster .—...„—...Wheeler _____ . ....James V.Carmichael5321,410(2)8258,691 (6)3,052(2)7905346789635673437652,835 (4)7597472201,0141,0209,334(6)6373541,0157334,181 (4)1,529(2)4131,401551 (2)803(2)5697262768462,4061,9319761282705,091 (6)6876166482,618(4)2,157(4)2,1233.197(4)4501,443889137689HokeO'Kelley20372375136252842345735291182327242196434410615130862280813623817401487227219925961847731491212348491216E. b.Riven2726411632317911329799255132677498369876144576352929922134202927254431695110861599115881,113672403386 (2)2155403701521164171,3045031,247322795304572EugeneTalmadge1,209(2)960891(2)8,2642,1931,210(2)1,544(2)1,696(2)1,134(2)1,169(2)1,525(2)967 (2)2,391954(2)881(2)362 (2)1,113(2)1,079(2)6,000741 (2)390(2)1,825(2)967 (2)2,4091,293690 (2)1,696(4)5463852,550(2)1,330(2)2,775 (2)1,188(2)2,744(4)2,295(2)2,365 (2)761,314(2)2,0801,490(2)1,072(2)762 (2)2,1491,4842,201 (2)2,468879(2)2,686 (4)1,692(2)594 (2)793 (2)492

COUNTYWhite——————Whitiield.. ____ . ...Wiloox....— .... — -Wilkes.. ______ ...-Wilkinson ............Worth __ ...........Total Popular Vote ....Total (Unit) Vote .....Number Counties. ....CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946James V.CarmichaelFOR GOVERNOR942(2)2,422(4)3471,323275813313,38914644POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEHokeO'Kelley36932883207511,75800E. D.Rivers47497381628253420869,4892210EugeneTalmadge8672,0101,595(2)1,353 (2)1,410(2)2,208(4)297,245242105493

COUNTYAppling - -Atkinson . . . ..Bacon"RnlfprBaldwin. ————Banks — — -Barrow ——— -Bartow -. ......Ben Hill . - -Berrten . . —Bibb _Bleckley - — -Brantley . .Brooks ....Bryan ........Bulloch. —— -Burke. —— - -Butts.. . - - -Oalhoun .......Oamden .. —Oandler ———— .Oarroll.. .......Oatoosa —— -Oharlton. ———Chatham. - -OhattahoocheeChattooga .Oherokee — — .Olarke .- .- .Clay . —— -Olayton —— -Clinch ——— .Oobb. .......Coffee . — - - .Oolquitt . — .Columbia-Cook ... — - TCoweta ... - .Orawford —— .Crisp . . ........Dade .........Dawson. —— — .Decatur... —— .DeKalb.......... .TtnHo'ADooly —— ....Dougherty — —Douglas ——ITarlvTEchols ... .......EfflnghamCONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORBelmontDennis133539221304512162123141631,301190419550406901433566652251274667612201162616171683553235217940651 (1)24540923820622,055125136272100753149POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTESpenceGray son27074115385173016117591703,1851861041583001,0513705114962712431529417,528(6)1013821680121210716231513675071242852132725972,464693130715906469819 (2)MarvinGriffin494734312629569 (2)1,2154251,131(2)1,4021,120(21,067(23,674959(2832(2)1,361 (2)2931,494723478533(23181161,4641503632,088140(2)9841,347(2920408(2890(2)2862,5801,1262,195(4)103651 (1)990674(21,074(2)589416 (2)3,042 (4)5,0181,0965951,676921 (2)1,611(2)299 (2)244Frank C.Gross2711536724519589(2603803841891,3916636129248591224354440633730842738738231,766(2)5331,844(4)38365821,902266907682411,154924094791935,0502514602,161(4)2522351961Dr. L N.Huff805364(2)474845734076168255394053,4623382674521688062092511631892541,7001571652,994233049131,325608172771,9481,0151,24376353772152604612422965,1971,071431772552332130342M. E.Thompson1,344(2)351724 (2)2471,845(4)3818131,651(4)8635416,876(6)727365706595 (2)1,784(4)1,070(4)624 (2)374601(2)580(2)1,963(4)549(2)412 (2)14,646455371,0091,589304691729 (2)4,228(4)1,512(4)1,822797 (2)3841,212(4)293898709(2)3327286,228(6)2,119(2)797 (2)1,53989165371472

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORCOUNTYElbert . - - -E manual .Evans .- ——Fayette . -Floyd . . . — —Forsyth — - -Franklin.. -Fulton . - - —Gilmer. — - -Glascock . - - --Glynn. . - - —Gordon.. - - —Grady - ——GreeneGwlnnett. -- -Habersham —— -Hall _ —Hancock — --TTn y*a 1 QOT1Harris. . ————Hart __ . — — —Heard... ————Henry — ————Houston ————Irwin — ————Jackson —————Jasper — -- ...Toff T^fivistJefferson ————Jenkins. —————Johnson —————Jones ——————LamarLanier. —————Laurens. —————Lee.. .....—.—Liberty. —————Lincoln. —————Long ———————Lowndes —————Macon _ ————Madison —————Marion . -. . —McDuffie.— .. ..Mclntosh _ —— ..Meriwether. ——MiUer ........Mitchell __ . ..„Monroe. ——— ...BelmontDennis285174775759QQ4.821354,65369201361571 QQ101241127pan119139481 FIR993285966159135541535212612448953288108323032298AQ60116336374613020104144POP! 7LAR AN! B (UNIT) VOTESpenceGray son41450225655171KnK521278,226358159410152816IftO707257122156100(tn15612342OKQ75601171101171097023747226185257161ftOA4810717ft70 RP01 QQQQ15116135MarvinGriffin1,157(2)870454QKQ6821 OQ177782313,316819 (2)515 (2)7QQ981f|QIT /Q\28341,794AJ7Q1,885434Q4.7 (&\559 (2)RS4466Qd.1crjo /Q\802562071AQft1,516(2)981,617(2)455CfiK (f>\2193,121(4)Pftl (9\Q7ft259 (2)575 (2)1,012QA1884(2)65907=.Q7Q fO\1701,634(4)1,107(2)1 QQfi (A.\805(2)Frank C.Gross67475950216794,207(6)2481,403(2)16,82678381,4812932451,073(2)879i

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMontgomery —— ..Morgan. —————Murray ..........Musoogee ——— -.Newton— —————Oconee. ..........Oglethorpe ———Paulding _ _ - _ -Peach.. ..........Ptckens ———— .."PiftroAPlkflPolk... — — — ~'PnlasldPutnam ———— .Rabun ————— --Randolph ........Richmond. ————Rockdale —————Schley ..........Screven —————Seminole —————Spaldlng —————Stephens. ————Stewart ———— ..Sumter —————Talbot —————Taliaferro ————Tattnall —————TftvlnTrr

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEOOTJNTYWhite.. .........Whitfield __ .....Wilcox ............Wilkes ............WllWnson.. . ..Worth. __ .......Total PopularVote.... ___ ..Total (Unit) Vote.Number CountiesBelmontDennis66285171659013534,25352iSpenceGray son5534613510443820066,1778ZMarvinGriffin4361,181999 (2)1,105(2)5441,179 (4)160,082155671Frank C.Gross6108372645387826787,5003613Dr. L. N.Huff347872612381336581104,416143M. E.Thompson683(2)1,469(4)413722655 (2)740190,33219271497

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYFOR SECRETARYOF STATENapierBursonBen W,Fortson, Jr.FOR STATETREASURERGeorge B.HamiltonArlie D.TuckerAppling ———————Atkinson . —————Bacon . ————— --Bakei _ —————— -Baldwin— ——— —Banks __ —————Barrow _ ———————Bartow ———————Ben Hill..— — — -Berrien ————————Bibb .. —— — — —"Rl ar*l?1 ovBrantley_ ———————Brooks .- ———————Bryan —————————Bulloch. . ——————Burke. . ———————Butts ...— — — -Calhoun. ———— ——Camden ... ————Candler ——— ———Carroll —— - ————Catoosa — - ———Charlton ————————Chatham —— ———Chattahoochee ———Chattooga ———————Cherokee ——————— -("51 or If AClay __ ————————Clayton.- ———————Clinch..—- — — -Cobb ___ ——————Coffee . —— ————Colquitt.. ———————Columbia —————— -Cook . _ - ——————Coweta. ————————CrawforcL- ——————Crisp _ —- ..........Dade . ———— ———Dawson.. —————Decatur _ -. -- ——DeKalb....--- —— .Dodge ——— ————Dooly . .. ———————Dougherty —— — .-Douglas. ———— ——925235593598 (2)1,1423818631,2537306585,0588343849103371,7314314633204432982,988 (4)41334812,1421101,0101,1551,1612018262402,5231,0292,815123589759589888819 (2)2351,6028,0481,5046721,9359522,552(2)993 (2)1,300(2)3803,831 (4)1,414(2)2,653(2)3,458(4)2,211 (2)1,765(2)14,290 (6)1,547(2)409(2)1,944(2)1,065(2)4,522(4)2,132 (4)1,442(2)825(2)1,207(2)1,195(2)2,7611,117(2)718 (2)26,613(6)140(2)2,798(2)2,829(2)5,818(4)506(2)2,285(2)1,186(2)8,861 (4)3,148(4)3,856(4)' 989 (2)1,621(2)3,455(4)749 (2)2,310 (2)309784(2)2,615(4)17,709 (6)3,788(2)1,812(2)4,950(4)1,767(2)2,385 (2)6141,074(2)600(2)3,869 (4)8842,458(2)3,469(4)1,735(2)71315,254(6)1,554(2)855 (2)1,987(2)757 (2)4,160(4)1,833(4)1,260(2)690 (2)1,274(2)1,097(2)4,309 (4)1,076(2)672 (2)30,064 (6)136 (2)2,577(2)2,916 (2)5,875(4)514 (2)2,151 (2)919 (2)9,008(4)2,283 (4)4,012 (4)916 (2)1,208(2)3,574(4)862 (2)2,504(2)1,005 2)554 2)2,183 4)19,593 6)3,207 2)1.641(2)5,498(4)1,848(2)1,265679 (2)9223871,073970 (2)1,1211,3091,2131,779(2)4,0598754098666792,0417626774793884281,4884734408,8671161,2231,1881,1742171,0296172,4252,0832,7341931,0318333717812725112,0905,9862,1118641,394919498

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYEarly —————————Echols_ —————————Effingham ———————Elbert „ ————————Emanuel ———————Evans ——————————Fannin _ —————— -Fayette ————————Floyd. — ———————Forsyth- ————————Fulton... ———————Gilmer ._ ———————Glascock. ———————Glynn —————————Gordon - ———————Grady.. —————————Greene. —————— - -Gwlnnett ————————Habersham ——————Hall _________Hancock. ———————Haralson ————————Harris. —————————Hart- ——————————Heard __ ———————Henry ——————————Houston. ————————Irwln — — ——————To plf erynJasper- —————————Jeff Davis ————— .Jefferson— .. ———— ..Jenkins— ———— - ——Johnson ————————Lamar. ——— ————Lanier —————————Laurens. ————— —Lee........ __Liberty __ — —————Lincoln....--- ————Long ————— --- —Lowndes. ____ ------LumpMn _ . __ -Macon ______ .. __Madison.. ————— —Marion. ...............McDuffie.— — — _ .FOR SECRETARYOF STATENapierBurson1,3021506047321,0754881965932,19060896515,6544572271,0137271,1066342,0247231,9394721,0893997576246656836371,1834055188813448154504374421,938362 (2)293258328994488737913289734Ben W.Fortson, Jr.1,995(2)450(2)1,365(2)3,413 (2)3,962 (4)1,138(2)1,109 (2)1,413(2)8,691 (6)1,708(2)2,568(2)54,773 (6)1,324(2)660(2)5,124(4)2,395 (2)2,469 (2)2,183 (2)5,170(4)2,737 (2)6,428(4)1,712(2)1,929(2)1,352(2)2,719 (2)1,118(2)2,638(2)1,628(2)1,373(2)2,904(2)1,186(2)1,225(2)1,927(2)1,590(2)1,442(2)1,194(2)1,760(2)603(2)5,577 (4)3432,072 (2)715 (2)1,226(2)4,818(4)1,251 (2)1,196(2)1,515(2)673 (2)2,008(2)FOR STATETREASURERGeorge B.Hamilton2,070 (2)464(2)1,515(2)2,661 (2)3,512(4)1,186(2)1,015(2)1,485(2)8,366 (6)1,671(2)2,389(2)52,017(6)1,102(2)547(2)4,608(4)2,465(2)2,095 (2)2,126(2)4,444(4)2,487 (2)5,953 (4)1,638(2)2,011 (2)1,220(2)2,273 (2)1,095(2)2,291 (2)1,630(2)6502,806(2)1,053(2)1,111(2)1,987(2)1,569(2)1,326(2)1,180(2)1,717(2)5925,507(4)559 (2)2,005 (2)584 (2)1,149(2)4,215 (4)985(2)1,204(2)1,667(2)636 (2)1,464(2)Arlie D.Tucker8411524991,0901,6264853296332,5237241,24117,5786903671,5936681,5176832,8251,0292,4664661,1795691,2016451,0106611,475 (2)1,300509534861380979489479693 (2)1,9991584123585151,685813732739324570499

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMclntosh ————————Meriwether ———————XTIIlarMitchell..— .— — —Monroe _ ———————Montgomery ——————Morgan —————————ILfi | TT*Q vMuscogee. ———————Newton _ ———————OirmftAOglethorpe ——————Paul ding ———————'PftopV*Plckens.. ———————'PiOTfVl"Pi If ftPolk.— —— — ——— -"PnloalHPutnam ————————Rabun. ————————Randolph —————— —Richmond ———————B/vlf rt ftl ACpVk 1 JVWScreven ————————Semlnole —————— ..Spalding- ———————Stephens —————— --Stewart —————————Sumter.. —————— --rPalVintTallalerro —————— --TattnalL ————————Taylor ——————————T'alfftlrTflTTfillThomas.. ———————rpif*.Toombs.. ———————TAiiTnflTreutlen ————————Troup __ ———————Turner —————————rriwiflrfi'^Union..-. ———————Upson —————————Walker _ ———————FOR SECRETARYOF STATENapierBurson6701,169716 (2)2,734 (4)2993534433593,4691,2945576478505153188395751,2715293761934147273,663518153573925 (2)2,3256114101,0852621619528141,1311,103(2)1,7041,048782942901,8568525432731,5171,260Ben W,Fortson, Jr.8642,7827057721,5781,1391,6401,21612,3814,0151,2631,5602,0881,4751,1061,4825001,1024,1651,1871,2143531,5911,24510,1391,0575602,0808184,7352,3076472,1488281,0812,2001,2751,9149464,3713,1472,2514471,5585,3341,6201,2019493,5383,219!Sill(2)(2)(6);2)(2)2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(4)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(6)(2)(2)(2)(4)2)[2)4)2)2)2)2)2)4)2)2),2).2)6)2)2)2).4)[4)FOR STATETREASURERGeorge B.Hamilton1,184(2)2,824(4)880(2)2,001 (4)1,638(2)1,227(2)1,545(2)1,137(2)10,187(6)4,421 (2)1,251 (2)1,431(2)2,075 (2)1,531(2)1,084(2)1,425(2)1,143 (2)4,320 (4)1,255(2)1,033(2)327 (2)1.161(2)1,298(2)10,653(61,093(2567 (22,053 (26855,265(4)2,042(2)716 (2)2,238(4792(21,034(22,475(21,396(2)1,0011,360(2)3,495 (4)1,9892,128(2)390(2)1,532(2)5,508(6)1,402(2)1,165(2)904(2)3,811 (4)2,909(4)Arlie D.Tucker3411,1575141,4877724085714655,9541,0145667799984823729455761,5774886272128867432,9715091946051,181(2)1,7989023701,0343251918057212,077(2)6732,7472,396(2)1,1221482171,7201,1086233901,3201,576

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWalton __ — —————Ware __ ———————Warren __ ——————Washington. —————Wayne.. ————————Webster _ ——————Wheeler _ ———————White. ______ - ....WhitfielcL— . __Wilcox. ____Wilkes.. ____ .......Wilkinson. ————— .-Worth _______ .....Total Popular Vote ....Total (Unit) Vote ......Number Counties..-..FOR SECRETARYOF STATENapierBurson1,1901,3614111,1997172773005361,3181,0104488421,242170,878208BenW.Fortson, Jr.3,522(2)5,544(4)911 (2)3,018 (4)2,187(2)495 (2)1,062(2)1,664(2)3,652 (4)1,568(2)2,579 (2)1,264(2)1,888(4)454,045390151FOR STATETREASURERGeorge B.Hamilton3,665(2)5,241(4)948 (2)2,583 (4)2,062 (2)522 (2)1,052(2)1,532(2)3,785(4)1,648(2)2,234(2)1,364(2)2,127 (4)443,673394151Arlie D.Tucker9891,6683971,6948872573636811,281977555757985186,253168501

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppling ———— ———A t Ifl Tl QOYlBacon . ...............Baker _ ———— ——Baldwin. ..............Banks __ — — — —Barrow . ————— —Bartow —————————Ben Hill— ... ... ,— -Berrien —————————Bibb....— ———————"R 1 0 r*lf 1 PVBrantley ————————BtWllfQBryan —————————Bulloch- —— . —————Burke _ ————————Butts _ ————————Calhoun. ———————Camden ————————Oandler ————————Oarroll.— ———————Oatoosa ————————Oharlton ————————Chatham —— ————Ohattahoochee. ———Ohattooga ———————Oherokee ———————m or VftOlay.. _ ——————— -Clayton ——————— -Clinch..— —— — —Cobb __ — ———————Coffee . ———————Oolquitt _ „ ————Columbia.. ——————Cook ____ —— . ——Coweta.. ————————Crisp _ ————————Dade.. —————————Dawson ——————— -TlaTTalVtDodge _ ————————Dooly... ... ———— -.Dougherty ——— . „Douglas. ————— - -.Early __ ————————FOR COMPTROLLER-GENERALZackD.Crave y2,040 (2)542(3)1,303(3)617 (3)3,381 (4)1,191(2)2,338(2)3,853(4)1,873(2)1,403(2)13,304(6)1,632(2)667 (3)1,772(2)977 (2)3,557(4)1,890(4)1,293(3)760 (2)1,186(2)854(2)3,927(4)898 (2)803(2)26,376(6)136 (3)2,340(2)2,842(3)4,929 (4)530(2)1,953(2)903(2)7,015 (4)2,940(4)4,098 (4)795 (2)1,398(2)3,039(4)1,041(2)2,352(2)293722(2)2,426(4)15,813 (6)4,054 (2)1,2524,929(4)1,474(2)1,898(2)502E. B.Dykes1,5035187733651,6826301,1881,9101,0841,0145,9128055969034132,7456906353764516991,76266932311,7781121,3621,2051,9841871,1484884,1891,4382,5642997471,350293905856(2)3001,8269,3011,3631,270(2)2,0071,299972FOR ATTORNEY-GENERALEugeneCook2,603(2)776 (2)1,428(2)4213,781 (4)5242,302(2)3,575(4)2,298 (2)1,718(2)15,715 (6)1,659(2)923 (2)2,210(2)1,085(3)5,063 (4)2,173 (4)1,394(2)805 (2)1,413(2)1,238(3)4,257 (4)768 (3)846(2)30,595(6)1202,918(2)2,944(2)4,982 (4)456 (2)2,030 (2)4528,797 (4)3,153(4)4,773 (4)840(2)1,622(2)3,599 (4)900(2)2,377 (2)406537(2)3,013(4)19,992(6)3,465(2)1,956(2)5,526(4)1,875(2)1,802(2)IrwinR.Kimzey925495560577(2)1,2811,393(2)1,2671,2476227133,7317553286683311,2634235353652572691,3766262507,562127 (2)8271,1461,9401781,0951,024(3)3,6181,0911,910363584701431837770 (2)4671,2585,6851,5305491,4608681,137

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYEchols.- ———— ————Effingham ———————Elbert _ ——————— -Emanuel ————————Fayette. ————————Floyd _ — ———————Forsyth ————————Franklin. —————— „Fulton. —————————Gllmer. —————————fii A coonTfQlynn. —————————Gordon- ————————Grady ——————— —CrTQftTI ftGwlnnett.. ———————TTa VvoT^Vi n.IYlHall... ——————TTo n onplfHaralson ————————Harris. —————————Hart.. ————— ————Heard. —————————Henry —————————Houston- ———————Irwin. ——————————T ftPlfQOTlTQCTM*TJeff Davis —————— ..Jefferson.. ————— .Jenkins ————————Johnson. ——— —— ..Jones. —————————LamarLanier... ———————Laurens ————— ——Lee .. ——————— —Liberty.....— — .....Lincoln ————————Long —— ———————Lowndes ————————LiiT'kiTiMacon_ ——————— ..Madison ___ — .....Marion. ——— —— ..McDuffie ..............Mclntosb _ ————— ..FOR COMPTROLLER-GENERALZack D.Crave y451 (2)1,369(2)2,718(2)3,391 (4)1,064(2)896 (2)1,500(2)6,259 (6)1,629(2)2,204(2)39,392(6)1,598(2)558 (2)4,201 (4)1,962(2)1,3301,840(2)4,515 (4)2,290(2)5,132(4)1,440(2)1,758(2)1,098(2)2,351 (2)1,166(2)2,089 (2)1,491(2)1,468(2)2,561 (2)1,070(2)1,066(2)1,835(2)1,341(2)1,645(2)1,283(2)1,651(2)664(2)5,223 (4)519 (2)995600(2)965 (2)3,458(4)1,057(2)1,349(2)1,472(2)592 (2)1,361(2)555E. B.Dykes1666401,0141,7135914576074,5737291,35428,4152403051,9351,1472,279 (2)9712,7181,1473,3136781,2156681,0725831,2137135871,5184786439975946183725425922,3602081,450(2)2996182,332672567878402606869 (2)FOR ATTORNEY-GENERALEugeneCook346 (2)1,479(2)2,675 (2)4,035 (4)1,371(2)910 (2)1,461(2)7,154(6)1,626(2)2,043 (2)53,188(6)816681 (2)4,996 (4)2,122(2)2,725 (2)1,947(2)4,816(4)6135,056 (4)1,681(2)2,069 (2)1,380(2)2,514(2)1,387(2)2,857(2)1,756(2)1,123(2)2,733 (2)1,120(2)1,171(2)2,045 (2)1,621(2)1,591(2)1,145(2)1,737(2)663 (2)4,978(4)385 (2)1,989 (2)542(2)1,105(2)4,598(4)996 (2)1,237(2)1,504(2)678 (2)1,479(2)1,236(2)Irwin R.Kimzey2815331,0521,1362834666523,7177591,53618,016948 (2)2191,1399728788772,4333,111 (2)3,4464608213969263685584528971,3664306768233201,0354894926162,7933494193864631,297745690846342594304503

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMeriwether... ———— ..Miller...........—....Mitchell. ________Monroe _ ———————Montgomery ——————Morgan __ — —————Murray.. ————————Muscogee ———————Newton . ———————Oconee. ————————Oglethorpe ——————Pauldlng.. ———————Peach _ ————————"PI plf ATI QPierce _ ————————PikePolk..———.———Pulaski _________Putnam. ————————Quitman ————————Rabun _ ———————Randolph. ——————Richmond ———— ——Rockdale. ———————QpVi 1 carC pf* A VATtSeminole.. ——————Spalding ————————Stephens ———————Stewart _ ————— „Sumter.. ————————T'ol'KrvhTaliaferro ———————Tattnall __ -_ —— _-__Taylor _ ————————TWifalrTATTA!!Thomas. ————————Tift—— ___ — — —Toombs.. ———————TVinmQTreutlen ————————Troup. _ — . —————TliTnftTTSfricrCTQUnion _ ————————Upson... —————— .Walker __ — ——— ..TX/*i ]t/yr"iFOR COMPTROLLER-GENERALZackD.Crave y2,798 (4)769 (2)2,225 (4)1,910(2)1,208(2)1,383(2)1,115(2)6,7073,619(2)1,377(2)1,574(2)1,972(2)1,478(2)1,045(2)1,395(2)1,094(2)3,695(4)1,364(2)1,121 (2)309 (2)1,572 (2)1,468(2)8,623 (6)1,156(2)430(2)1,784(2)1,010(2)4,863 (4)1,847(2)670 (2)1,916(4)763 (2)5272,203 (2)1,564(2)2,867(2)1,361(2)3,302 (4)2,951 (22,036(2400(21,503(24,593 (6)1,914(2)802(2)931 (2)3,607(4)2,800(4)3,293 (2)E. B.Dykes1,2106531,2414754036294909,100(6)1,8074706251,0465154209564922,1713965292244906484,8174223188536852,2021,0453881,350350706 (2)1,0525272646382,4731,3161,0331482432,4595996863451,4311,6041,342FOR ATTORNEY-GENERALEugeneCook2,681 (4)990 (2)2,287(4)1,801(2)1,903 (2)1,480(2)1,061(2)12,321 (6)4,043 (2)1,054(2)1,314(2)2,091 (2)1,491(2)890 (2)1,822(2)1,152(2)4,140(4)1,336(2)1,277(2)317 (2)8851,300(2)9,714(6)1,214(2)603 (2)2,275(2)1,250(2)5,313(4)1,264672 (2)2,221 (4)718 (2)981 (2)2,347(2)1,470(2)2,524(2)1,483(2)4,995 (4)3,124(2)2,155(2)2201,579(2)5,933(6)1,748(2)1,093(2)793 (2)4,038(4)3,127 (4)3,764(2)Irwin R.Kimzey1,3614461,1636655196515413,8691,3597448789424425535285361,7273974002351,165(2)7434,1073641504374981,7991,674(2)4051,0614002398966474815391,1911,136983330 (2)1781,2897506964871,0411,371913504

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17 i 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEOOTJNTYWare. __ ————— . —Warren. ...............Washington. ——— ....TXTmmoWebster..— ———— . —Wheeler..... ——— . —White.———————Whitfield— ... — i——Wilcox— ____Wilkes— — — - __ -Wilktnson __ —— ——Worth _________Total Popular Vote ——Total (Unit) Vote. —— .Number nmmtlesFOR COMPTROLLER-GENERALZack D.Crave y4,554(4)910 (2)2,623 (4)1,895(2)494 (2)979 (2)1,527(2)2,653 (4)1,848(2)2,067(2)1,494(2)2,184(4)399,061392152E. B.Dykes2,3674121,5511,0952784376762,340748862632938222,169187FOR ATTORNEY-GENERALEugeneCook5,293 (4)824(2)2,987 (4)2,107 (2)489 (2)1,101(2)9193,657 (4)1,820(2)2,136 (2)1,381(2)2,205 (4)455,837388148Irwin R.Kimzey1,7204941,3678542803421,336(2)1,380806775783837174,0212211505

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppling —————Atklnson ———— ..Bacon . ———— .Baker. __ —— ..Baldwin. ———— ..Barrow ——————Ben Hill.— ——Berrien ——————Bibb ... __Bleckley —————Brantley. ———— .Brooks _ —————Bryan. .. —————Bulloch.. ————Burke _ ———— -Butts . ————Oalhoun.. ——— ..Camden_ —— -Oandler. —————Oarroll.— ————Oatoosa _ ——— ..Charlton. —— .Ohatham_. —— . .Ohattahoochee _Chattooga ————Cherokee ————Olarke— —— .—Clay. . ___ -.—Clayton ——————Clinch ... . _Oobb .............Coffee -— — ....Colquitt. —— ....Columbia —— ....Cook. „ ——— ....Coweta.— — - ....Crawford —— ....Crisp ....„—._..Dade. .. —— ....Dawson _ ... ...Decatur. ——— ...DeKalb __ ... ...Dodge ———— ....Dooly— . —— ....Dougherty. — ....Douglas ...........FOR STATESUPERINTENDENTOF SCHOOLSM. D.Colling2,344(3)1,125(2)1,490 (2)634(2)3,908(4)1,479(2)2,619 (23,697(42,192(21,587 (214,391 (61,712(2)911 (2)2,281 (2)1,096(2)4,375 (4)2,081 (4)1,598(2)913 (2)1,367(2)1,308(2)4,138 (4)858 (2)906(2)28,393 6)173 2)2,689 2)3,117 2)5,437 (4)589 (2)2,276(2)1,000(2)8,900 (4)3,621(4)4,135 (4)998 (2)1,612(2)3,573 (4)1,097(2)2,801 (2)1,055(2)1,038(2)2,724 (4)19,273 (6)3,814(2)2,005(2)5,111 (4)1,981(2)John E.Manning1,1572956093781,2614801,0301,3057638755,3797474246643392,0205804242953443791,76470025410,338801,2611,1621,6551679334823,0181,0132,6511537227912606041501771,5406,5721,6085771,581888TomLinder3,016(2)1,144(2)1,885(2)912 (2)3,278(4)1,709(2)2,653(2)3,380(4)2,158(2)1,717(2)12,595 (6)2,175 (2)1,214(2)2,295(2)1,137(2)4,325 (4)2,030(4)1,524(2)939 (2)1,226(2)1,269(2)4,274 (4)1,276(2)982 (2)21,760(6)203(2)2,994(2)3,339 (2)a, 959 (4)630(2)2,306 (2)1,295(2)6,491 (4)4,341 (4)5,632(4)928 (2)1,720(2)3,126(4)1,225 (2)2,646 (2)5241,096(2)2,998(4)14,794 (6)4,646(2)2,181 (2)3,3601,752(2)FOR COMMISSIONEROF AGRICULTUREJ. C. (Jim)Manning649253291941,8282629601,4878317606,8991641736611762,0126384782644804491,60437421216,493471,0059683,094728832635,4027711,1842145721,29582680712 (2)1311,31810,7778104093,380(4)1,070Willie E.Underwood00000000000000870000000000000200000000000000000000506

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYFOR STATESUPERINTENDENTOF SCHOOLSFOR COMMISSIONEROF AGRICULTUREM. D.CollinsJohn E.ManningTomLinderJ. C. (Jim)ManningWillie E.UnderwoodEarly ——————Echols. ————— .EffrnEham .filbert. —————Emanuel ———— .Evans. —————Fayette ——————Floyd . —————Forsyth —————..Franklin ——Fulton- ———— .Gilmer .—————tf^rl o crviplrGlynn ———— —Gordon— ——— .Grady — —— ..dTOOln AGwlnnett ———.Habersham —— _Hall_ _____Hancock —————Haralson.- __ .Harris. ————Hart————Heard —————Henry. — --Houston. ————Irwln — —— .Jackson.. ——Jasper - —— .Jeff Davis — .Jefferson ———Jenldns ——— . .Johnson ————.Jones. ———LamarLanler ————Laurens. ————Lee .. _Liberty ____ .Lincoln. ————Long.. —————Lowndes ——— .TYnmpWtlMacon —— .. —Madison. __.....Marion. —— —2,115 (2)468 (2)1,524(2)2,722(2)4,039 (4)1,425(2)1,193(2)1,797(2)8,308(6)1,852(2)2,703 (2)52,439 (6)1,456(2)733 (2)4,592 (4)2,424 (2)2,592 (2)2,227 (2)5,206(4)2,723 (2)6,558(4)1,731(2)2,067 (2)1,358(2)2,550 (2)1,394(2)2,613(2)1,785(2)1.55M2)3,233(2)1,292 (2)1,317(2)2,064(2)1,547(2)1,563(2)1,373(2)1,666(2)1,008(2)5,809 (4)578 (2)1,987(2)712 (2)1,136(2)4,290 (4)1,412(2)1,401(2)1,730(2)810 (2)8961655091,1741,2343561773562,46458099320,3773622191,6019491,0756562,1309861,9065011,0154338983968624425649272756688724108323115992961,9511724582805751,6923945297112192,363(2)530(2)1,703(2)2,873(2)4,153 (4)1,393(2)1,131(2)1,779(2)7,606(8)2,058(2)2,895(2)34,2271,868(2)900(2)3,437(4)2,392(2)2,802(2)1,791(2)5,240 (4)2,838(2)5,695 (4)1,751(2)2,488(2)1,411(2)2,960 (2)1,446(2)2,556(2)1,781(2)1,615(2)3,175(2)1,164(2)1,479(2)2,489(2)1,402(2)2,352(2)1,385(2)1,566(2)1,003(2)5,652 (4)624(2)1,144897 (2)1,236(2)3,814(4)1,477(2)1,555(2)2,053 (2)870 (2)684893205941,1373624913723,25123880436,605 (6)200892,6969488691,0972,0568152,8474398593685822959184525141,0693902274575372123096492742,0521121,317(2)1653822,12231743057021800000000057000000000000000000000000• 00000000000000507

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMcDuffle .........Mclntosh _ —— -.Meriwether. —— . .Miller.. ...........MitchelL....— ...Monroe. .....—..Montgomery — ..Morgan. _ .— ...Murray __ _ ...Musoogee.. —— ..Newton. ._..—...Oconee __ —— ..Oglethorpe .......Paul ding ____ .Peach. __ ——— ..Pickens— ——— ..Pierce ___ —— ..Pike _ .. _Polk... ...... — ..Pulaskl. ____ ..Piilmam. ... ...Quitman. __Rabun.. ———— ..Randolph _ —— ..Richmond — ....Rockdale ——— ..Schley __ ——— ..Screven ————— ..Seminole _ ——Spaldlng ——— r . _ _Stephens —————Stewart _ ——— ..Sumter .._..—__.Talbot ___ ... ...Taliaferro. ——— „Tattnall ..........Taylor. _ ——— ..Telfair. __ ......Terrell ___Thomas.... ..—...Tift..... .... — —Toombs.... _---—.Towns..... ————Treutlen.... _ ...Troup ___ .......Turner . —————TSiriiTcrQUnion.-..- -------FOR STATESUPERINTENDENTOF SCHOOLSM. D.Celling1,540(2)1,127 (2)3,295(4)1,097(2)2,309 (4)1,900(2)1,294(2)1,468(2)1,162(2)11,227(6)4,247 (2)1,500(2)1,679(2)2,158(2)1,561 (2)1,173 (2)1,812(2)890(2)3,945 (4)1,409(2)1,289 (2)438(2)1,613(2)1,486(2)10,240(6)1,249(2)627 (2)2,174(2)1,340(2)5,296 (4)1,707(2)881(2)2,428 (4)817 (2)1,049(2)2,717 (2)1,510(2)2,607(2)1,400(2)4,765 (4)3,318(2)2,371 (2)526 (2)1,584(2)5,582(6)1,902(2)1,417(2)1,219(2)John E.Manning6254317544061,2295383747075294,8611,2123965961,0834743966418541,9553383941165695933,5713781436023941,9151,2782808773142028076444986771,5211,232945391861,745638383183TomLinderFOR COMMISSIONEROF AGRICULTURE1,849(2)795 (2)3,228(4)1,435(2)2,920 (4)1,820(2)1,586(2)1,633(2)1,320(2)9,142 (6)3,720 (2)1,557(2)2,062 (2)2,474 (2)1,417(2)1,405(2)2,108(2)1,314(2)3,897(4)1,495(2)1,154(2)495 (2)1,811(2)1,528(2)8,551 (6)1,232(2547(22,229 (21,550(24,863 (42,197 (2)902(2)2,539 (4)897(2)633 (2)3,191 (2)1,861(2)2,527 (2)1,690(2)4,721 (4)3,265 (2)1,872 (2)393 (2)1,685(2)4,543 (6)2,105 (2)1,532(2)1,269(2)J. C. (Jim)Manning3917665721216306022265473906,8341,6943352357486333543913801,888260490443565874,7803762155661802,2607602167302256114233074573591,5231,2315261571081,695432276146Willie E.Underwood000000000000000000000210000000000000000000000803000508

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMAR7 HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYUpson... ---~---Walker „ .........Walton __ —— -.Ware _„.. ————Warren... .........Washington —— „Wayne ...........Webster... ——— ..Wheeler _ ——— .White .— - -Whitfleld— - ..Wllcox. __Wilkes ___ -~~Wllklnson ————Worth __ —— ...Total PopularVote __ —— ...Total (Unit) Vote-Number CountiesFOR STATESUPERINTENDENTOF SCHOOLSM. D.Collins3,884(4)2,604(4)3,520(2)5,083 (4)943(2)2,950 (4)2,098 2)484 2)1,069 2)1,897 2)3,481 4)2,043 (2)2,325(2)1,746(2)2,209 (4)472,176410159John E.Manning1,3471,9341,1731,9793801,3829933034223811,696615648445976171,49100TomLinderFOR COMMISSIONEROF AGRICULTURE3,250(4)3,237(4)3,229(2)3,940(4)1,063(2)3,495(4)2,361 (2)701 (2)1,220(2)1,944(2)3,352 (4)2,383 (2)2,357 (2)2,018(2)2,561 (4)440,148396155J. C. (Jim)Manning1,6661,4781,5342,891293827718872563441,822332652210633198,207144Willie E.Underwood00098800509

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppllng ——————— .AtWnsrvnBacon. ———— ——Baker ____ —— ..Baldwin. „ ———— ,Banks .. — ———— .Barrow _ —— - .- .Bartow ——————— .Ben Hill .....—-TlftirlPTlBibb .... — — — —"RIooVlovBrantley ————— . .Brooks.. ... ———— .Bryan —— —— -.Bulloch —— - ——Burke „ . ——Butts. . — —Calhoun.. . . __ -.Camden __ _ . _Oandler.. . ——— .Oarroll _ — — — -.Catoosa —————Oharlton . ———— ——Chatham. ——— — .Ohattahoocb.ee — ——Chattooga — —————Oherokee. ——— . ——Olarke.. ———— ——fllftVOlayton — . ———Clinch... _ .... .— .Cobb.-— — .. — . .Coffee . __ — . — .Oolquitt . —————Columbia _ .. ——— ..C]f\n\FCoweta . —— —Orawford. . ——————Crisp ————————Dade __ ——— ...Dawson .. —— . ..Decatur ______ .DeKalb. .. . .. .. ..Dodge ... .- . —Dooly .. „ . .Dougherty . — ..Douglas ____ ..Early . — . .FOR COMMISSIONEROF LABORBenT.Huiet1,965(2)892 (2)1,227(2)702(2)2,949 (4)1,261(22,350(22,882(41,878(21,448(210,660(6)1,479(2)865(2)1,819(2)887(2)3,319 (4)1,802(4)1,346(2)826(2975(2877(23,678(4721 (2)672 (2)19,896(6)137 (2)2,403 2)2,488(2)4,003 (4)625 (2)1,979 (2)1,058(2)6,715 (4)3,199 (4)3,977 (4)814 (2)1.344(2)2,908(4)860(2)1,822(2)307854 2)2,557 (4)15,518(6)3,199 (2)1,549(2)3,1031,446(2)2,013 2)Harry E.Monroe1,5773628382772,1115831,2251,9251,0839808,6699394141,0635082,9478196273486916442,14361442518,4171111,3561,5613,0081141,1633874,8711,2232,6762878271,4774561,485847(2)2181,70410,1411,9939283,794(4)1,314914FOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERTomDurant1,1453545823831,2195461,1491,4201,0708625,3277373269014541,4333654552723223002,4644352608,946781,0821,3041,7181881,1423273,6641,6832,2841797169512778771953791,5468,5461,4657701,5451,079909Walter R.McDonald2,393 2)894 2)1,440(2)600(2)3,778 4)1,266(2)2,400 (2)3,339(4)1,928 2)1,573 2)13,783(6)1,646(2)949 2)1,975 2)957 (2)4,866(4)2,248(4)1,464(2)880 2)1,359 2)1,294 2)3,231 (4)1,140 2)847 2,28,929 (6)167 2)2,637(2)2,728 2)5,131(4)530 (2)1,952 2)1,089 (2)7,711 (4)2,533 (4)4,348 4)981 (2)1,493(2)3,292 (4)1,044 2)2,375(2)953 2)647(2)2,737 4)16,652 6)3,842 2)1,785 2)5,352 (4)1,630 2)1,995 2)510

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYEchols . .. ..EfflnghamElbert . — -Emanuel ___ ...Evans ... —— —Fannin . . ...Fayette . . .....Floyd. . — .Forsyth . .Franklin . .....Fulton.. .. .....Gllmer .. — —Glascock .Glynn . .. . .Gordon .- ..—Grady . ....Greene .. .. ..GwinnettHabersham . .Hall ... -Hancock . ————— .Haralson .. —— ..Harris . — . ..Hart. .... ——— . .Heard . .. _. — .Henry. ... ——— — ..Houston . -Irwin . _ ... — ..Jackson ...Jasper . — .Jell Davis . . .Jefferson- .Jenkins. ...JohnsonJones _ . .LamarLanier ...Laurens . .LeeLiberty. . ...Lincoln . . _ . .Long ...Lowndes ....Lumpkin . ...Macon . _ ...Madison.. ... ..Marion _ ...McDuIIie. .Mclntosh ____ ..FOR COMMISSIONEROF LABORBen T.Huiet484(2)1,330(2)2,247 (2)3,197(4)1,021(2)1,032(2)1,601(2)6,362 (6)1,693(3)2,516(2)36,765 (6)1,466(2)709(2)2,9541,947(2)2,288(2)1,3894,590(4)3,182(3)4,745 (4)1,535(2)1,674(2)1,125(3)2,292(2)1,309(2)2,179 (2)1,563(2)1,330(3)2,836(2)1,115(2)1,228(2)2,0431,178(2)1,392(2)1,003 (2)1,369 2)731(2)4,478 (4)546(2)1,009702 (2)1,031(2)3,463 (4)1,158(2)1,283(2)1,595(2)584(2)1,513(2)691Harry E.Monroe1356721,7411,9866333025274,5076641,08134,2173842273,230(4)1,1841,3141,446(2)2,7021,2853,7336041,5076531,0454051,1977546961,2484491,0508407711,0106928325393,0681811,443 (2)2295532,452588630793443581827 (2)FOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERTomDurant1434591,6961,1264092716083,3398851,46222,2004992062,0119491,1336522,7951,0702,6135691,0704501,1225889677515341,3314669136403786224856872962,7631973632713511,5074145517942465941,179 (2)Walter R.McDonald485 (2)1,532 (2)2,431 (2)4,075 4)1,239(2)1,057 2)1,502(2)7,407 (6)1,435(2)2,126(2)45,918 6)1,348(2)622(2)4,106(4)2,143(2)2,473 (2)3,124(2)4,423 (4)2,409 (2)5,655 (4)1,544(2)1,942(2)1,331(2)2,285(2)1,151(2)2,319 (2)1,527(2)1,482(2)2,744 2)1,078 2)959 2)2,254 2)1,544 2)1,660 2)1,133 2)1,494(2)986 (2)4,771 (4)532 (2)2,083(2)688(2)1,313(2)4,396 (4)1,306(2)1,345(2)1,580(2)756 (2)1,467(2)368511

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1948POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMeriwethei ———— __Miller . .... —— ....Mitchell ___ —— _ .Monioe ————— ....Montgomery ——— ...Morgan —————— ....Murray „ ————— ...Muscogee ————— ....Newton —————— ...Oconee ————— ...Oglethorpe ——— ..Peach —————— ....Pickens ————— ....Pierce.. —————— ...PMkoPolk. - - ———— _ ."Pi 1 1 acidPutnam ————— ..Quitman ——— . .Rabun —.——...Randolph ——— ....Richmond —— ... ..Rockdale. ——— —— .Schley.. —————— ....RpTflVftTlSeminole ——— .. ...Spaldlng. ———— ....Stephens —————— ..Stewart ...............Sumter.. ——— —— ....Taltoot . —— -—-_.__Taliaferro ————— ....Tattnall .. — . ....Taylor ——————— ..TalfftlrToTTftllThomas. ———— .. ....Tilt— ———————— ..Toomba. ........ ......Towns ——————— .Treutlen ————— ...Troup— . ————— ...Turner ................Twiggs ...............Union — . ............Upson ................Walker.. _ . _ ... ...Walton—— ... . — ...FOR COMMISSIONEROF LABORBen T.Huiet2,897(4)1,049 (2)2,390(4)1,611(2)1,164(2)1,307(2)1,190(2)7,5723,888(2)1,301(2)1,511 (2)1,991(2)1,117(2)1,188(2)1,482 (2)1,187(2)3,586(4)1,258(2)1,122(2)384 (2)1,253(2)1,398(2)7,385(6)1,184(2)509(2)1,624(2)1,048(2)4,228 (4)1,813 (2)799 (2)2,271 (4)800(2)5672,257(2)1.484(2)2,346 (2)1,437(2)3,729 (4)2,450(2)2,070(2)390(2)1,490(2)4,428 (6)1,542 (2)1,259(2)946(2)3,351(4)2,827(4)2,958(2)Harry E.Monroe5121,0833871,0148454497644338,156 (6)1,5765366721,0209273148945072,3134855291527636435,8284152501,0286722,9381,1302721,004314655 (2)1,0026284745632,4361,8101,0651532562,7809455123321,7211,7071,702FOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERTomDurant1,4314071,3648113606004364,9271,5406316301,1745686755596191,6573715351716944841,5044661515464462,3979342867852222349496595575751,8131,2008131092412,5227393853731,3511,4321,655Walter R.McDonald2.411 (4)1,032(2)2,082 (4)1,642 2)1,292 2)1,446 2)1,157 2)10,752 6)3,778 2)1,151 2)1,563(2)1,869(2)1,327 (2)951 (2)1,817(2)1,047(3)4,229 4)1,276 2)1,124 2)361 2)1,242 2)1,556(2)12,566(6)1,121 (2)607(2)2,062(2)1,282(2)4,568(4)1,956(2)796 (2)2,453 (4)891 (2)995 (2)2,269 (2)1,446(2]2,347 (2]1,428(24,439 (42,990(22,353 (2442(21,400(24,640(61,762(21,364(2 )901 2 I3,776 48,014 4 12,959 2

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWare ___ — - ........Warren —————— ...Washington ...........Wayne . . —— _ .....Webster . ............Wheeler __ . __ . ....White .. . —— .... ....Whitfleld.. ___ .....Wilcox _ .... __ .....Wllkes . __ . __ .....WllWnson.. ........ ..Worth __ .... ........Total Popular Vote .Total (Unit; Vote ......Number Counties. ..FOR COMMISSIONEROF LABORBenT.Huiet3,923(4)951 (2)2,935 (4)1,553(2)550(2)944(2)1,530(2)2,942 (4)1,735(2)2,215 (2)1,401(2)1,949(4)378,372386151Harry E.Monroe3,0183661,3291,3992224577012,1457527317411,132251,171248FOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERTomDurant1,4913231,2107681773557871,234684801602974183,65021Walter R.McDonald5,272 (4)1,004(2)3,013 (4)2,167(2)594 (2)1,040(2)1,430(2)3,825 (4)1,918(2)2,115(2)1,534(2)2,095 (4)439,059408158513

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppling ... ——— —Atkinson —— .....Bacon _____ - ..—Baker ......—...Baldwin ____ ._.„Banks __ ..........Barrow .. ........Bartow __ ........Ben Hill. ............Berrien ______ ..Bibb .. ________ .Bleckley _ .........Brantley _ .. ______Brooks . _____._—._Bryan ____ —— ..Bulloch .. _________Burke ————— ...Butts . _ ......Oalhoun . __ .....Oamden ___ _ . ...Oandler ___ —— ...Oarroll .. ———— ...Oatoosa ____ . -.Oharlton _ ———— .Chatham. ....... ....Chattahoochee _ — ..Ohattooga.. ————— „Oherokee —————— .Olarke. ___ — — ..Olay . ____ __ .Olayton _____ . . .Clinch ....... .......Oobb . _____ ..Coffee _____ . _ ..Oolqultt.. ____ .Columbia.. ..... . .Cook . . ........Ooweta _____ .Orawford . „ .... .Crisp.. _____ ....Dade _ __ _ ...Dawson ............Decatur .............DeKalb- . ...... .....Dodge .................Dooly. ..............Dougherty ...........Douglas ............Early ________________OlennAlienFOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONER1,315(2)343553333(2)1,265654(2)1,1401,442820989(2)4,0975774539374361,7425674852724823942,284(4)5203086,927911,359(2)1,527(2)1,1591539404403,9681,2082,068259681986284818872 (2)811 (2)1,2067,3501,2011,131(2)1,229986 (2)902AlienChappell8783044273292,546(4)4511,1201,5861,406(2)71810,267(6)1,325(2)506(2)1,286(2)489(2)1,9191,493(4)849(2)672 (2)831(2)750(2)1,778555 (2)504(2)21,393(6)142(2)1,2021,1422,525466(2)1,192 (2)634(2)4,159 (4)1,2632,483 (4)642(2)911(21,753(4)903(2)1,826(2)1251331,889(4)10,528(6)1,7451,1304,454(4)5651,255(2)W. P. (Bill)White1,149405(2)1,009(2)2651,0815621,198(2)1,684(4)6836694,2745012716074352,548(4)4565101803112301,5705022418,589161,0351,1423,269 (4)809452993,0951,617(4)1,9031564871,5661454911211429337,2052,321 (2)4531,037968654For ChiefJusticeSupreme Ct.R. C.Bell3,875(2)1,051(2)2,199 (2)1,035(2)5,010 (4)2,020(2)3,791 (2)5,297(4)3,219(22,565 (2)22,281 (6)2,507(2)1,500(2)3,044(2)1,472(2)6,494(4)2,772 (4)1,997(2)1,257(2)1,812(2)2,065 2)5,514 4)1,811 2)1,296 2)39,600(6)266(2)4,469 (2)4,193(2)7,324(4)768(23,253 (21,725(212,266 (44,892(47,203 (4)1,020 2)2,444(2)4,714 (4)1,362(2)3,505(2)1,551(2)1,160(2)4,290(4)26,210 (65,600(22,784 (26,844(42,957 (23,229 (2514

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYEchols— ... -----------Efflngham ._._........Elbert ____ — — —Emanuel ......_. ......Evans _______ — .KalininFayette .___ —— — —Floyd _____ ———— —Forsyth ..._..._....._.•Franklin _____ —— ...Fulton ... ———— ...GUmer. .. ... _ .....Glascock __ ..........Glynn _________Gordon ___ .........Grady _ .. ,————.Greene ____ ........Gwlnnett ———— ...Habersham ——— ...HaU. ... _ ..„.. ...Hancock. ———— . .Haralson— —— .—Harris ___ .— . ....Hart..— —————— —Heard ______ . ....Henry __ .............Houston --.———..Irwln ___ ———— ....Jackson ————— ....Jasper __ ——— ....Jeff Davls ___ ......Jefferson _______,Tpnk1nsJohnson —————— ..Jones ....... —— ....Lamar. —————— ..Larder. __ .........Laurens . .. _ . .Lee.....— ...........Liberty _ . __ ... ....T.i-nmin _.. .. ... .Long .... ..........Lowndes —————— ..T.iimpldnMacon ___ . ........Madison .......... ....Marion —___——____McDuffie. _ . __ ....Mclntosh. ___ ...GlennAlien1786191,581(2)1,363508822(2)6242,6171,199(2)1,362(2)17,146947 (2)345(2)1,5201,1191,2066852,642(4)1,1472,7116921,184(2)4621,186(2)627(2)1,0086554741,198494882 (2)756579598381321503(2)1,235125305311 (2)4451,835794 2)334793204721273FOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERAlienChappell515296 (2)882(2)1,2672,631 (4)703 (2)315938 (2)4,169 (6)4871,13231,788(6)5042932,939 (4)1,139 (2)1,305(2)1,247(2)2,1041,194(2)2,4611,054(2)778809(2)9856061,225(2)1,097(2)6651,382(2)555 (2)5561,226(2)967 (2)939 (2)829 (2)1,195(2)4364,563 (4)438 (2)1,369(2)297582 (2)2,406(4)5011,273(2)588593(2)763(2)358W. P. (Bill)White1344361,3001,0093572085083,90755898919,9441011941,5747911,0117442,3681,0193,245 (4)3359084721,154479954511804(2)1,3814923918152956554026022991,7581156012594731,591399283845(2)144393838(2)For ChiefJusticeSupreme Ct.R. C.Bell6372,1154,2665,4441,9391,3812,19711,0112,5243,80660,1322,0039936,2573,5418,7803,0587,4013,7928,7242,3523,5011,8563,7701,8323,6602,3302,2594,3351,5912,8582,9982,0202,6391,7372,3251,3397,8657752,4691,0561,7126,2201,8682,0912,5861,2062,4261,671(2)2)(2)(4)2)(2)tyW(2)(2)6)(2)(2)14)2)(2)(2)(4)2)4)2)2)2)2)2)2)2)2)2)2)2)2)2)(2)(2)2)O\4)2)2)2)JO4)i2)2)[2)2)2)2)

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMeriwether ————— .Miller __ ——— ....Mltchell __ —— ...Monioe . ————— ..Montgomery --Morgan _ ........Murray —— —— ..Muscogee.. . —— ...Newt/m.... -- .Oconee ————— ...Oglethorpe. ———— . ..Faulding ———— ....Peach. ———————— .Plckens —— — ....THOTTOftPike .. — . —— ....Polk. ... — - - _ ."PnlacVIPutnam „ —— -Rabun —————— ..Randolph _—_—_.Richmond ———— .. .Rockdale ————— .Schley „ —— —— ..C PTfl VATISeminole __ ——— .. .Spalding— ———— ...Stephens.. ———— .. .Stewart. _ ———— ...Sumter ——————— .Talbot .. . ———— .Taliaferro . ————— .TattnaLL. —————— ..Taylor —— .........Telfair _ . — ......TerrelL. ——————— „Thomas .. ———— ...Tilt...... .. ——— ...Toombs __ —— . ....Towns .... . — —— ..Treutlen ———————Troup ____ . — ....Turner _ .. — —— ..Twiggs. —— — „_ ...Union. __ — ... ..Upson...... ————— ..Walker——.———.Walton ___ — — _ .OlennAlien1,3034501,1766264735055513,2531,328673 (2)5781,137(2)4584585744871,4284534611426704542,295531828705411,7371,045(2)1602602151731,0455564954451,9761,3461,006248(2)2671,910729315644(2)1,4301,439 (4)1,510FOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERAlienChappell1,506(4)654(3)1,339(4)1,364(2)836(2)625589 (2)7,786(62,737 (2)507844(2)798811 (2)929 (2)518903(2)2,267 (4)924 2)691 2)272 2)780 2)1,267 2)7,751 (6)535 (2)588(2)916 2)703(2)3,746(4)910789 (2)2,596 (4)652 (2)554(2)1,303(2)1,186 2)1,459 2)1,252 2)3,315 4)1,628 2)1,263(2)2231,186(2)2,5181,163(2)1,065(2)3462,037 (4)1,4211,196W. P. (Bill)White1,12526866845225786fi (2)3884,2641,3225957219724701471,247 (2)2532,0742754591064462472,404464517035221,4198101423832274846733198183061,4991,046772792742,682(6)5493462481,4411,1751,785 (2)For ChiefJusticeSupreme Ct.R. C.Bell4,237 41,649(3)1,215 4)2,481 (2)2,016 2)2,430(2)1,802 (2)17,602 65,545 2)1,983 2)2,363 2)3,232 22,187 21,618 22,612 21,784 26,116 (41,836(2)1,722 2)590 2)2,599 2)2,229 2)15,970(6)1,712(2)770 (2)3,011 (2)1,923(2)7,783 (43,109 (2)1,177(2)3,369 (4)1,158(21,281(23,782(22,193 (23,035 (22,138(2)6,452 4)4,752 3)3,083 2)557 2)1,804(2)7,699 6)2,561 2)1,548 2)1,271 2)5,161 4)4,895 4)4,979 2)516

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWare.... _______ .Warren ____ —— _Washington ———— _.Wayne ______ - __Webster __ .. —— ....Wheeler ——————— ..White.... .............Whitiield— ... ... . ....Wilcox ______ . ....Wllkes ... _ . ___ ...Wllklnson ————— „Worth ______ - ....Total Popular Vote ....Total (Unit) Vote... ...Number Counties „ ...Glenn •Alien1,5123301,278987914331,068(2)1,6617096767851,060172,1777032FOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERAlienChappell2,285729 (2)1,9321,0555546815941,3501,3811,5278711,237269,7222861094)2)2)2)2)2)2)4)W. P. (Bill)White3,217(4)2148858511222225321,942(4)419654450725168,5315418For ChiefJusticeSupreme Ct.R. C.Bell7,062 (4)1,348(2)4,426 (4)3,062 (2)786 (2)1,580(2)2,293 (2)5,169 (4)2,735 (23,059 (22,244(23,279 (4653,924410159517

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT—UNOPPOSEDPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppling........Atkinson__—Bacon..........Baker____...Baldwin........Banks_.__...-Barrow___...Bartow__--—BenHilL—....Berrien_,.——,Bibb___.....Bleckley........Brantley_...__Brooks—————Bryan..........Bulloch———Burke_.......Butts..........Oallioun-------Oamden————Oandler........Oarroll.........Oatoosa————Oharlton.......Chatham———Ohattahoochee.Ohattooga......Oherokee———Olarke—.......Olay............Olayton........Clinch_......Oobb.__.....Coffee -.......Oolquitt........Columbia———Cook.—————wCoweta.....—-Orawford.......Crisp...........Dade___.....Dawson————Decatur........DeKalb.........Dodge..........Dooly_--—.—Dougherty———.T. GradyHeadTerm EndingDec. 31,19463,875(2)1,180(2)2,200 (2)1,028(8'4,7672,0253,7565,2693,2182,555 (2)22,281 (6)2,387 2)1,5163,02911,467 (6,470 (2,772(41,997(21,266(21,812(22,031 (2)5,384(4)1,777(2)1,294(2)40,160(6)265(2)4,464(2)4,187 (2)7,314 (4)768 (2)3,257(2)1,709 (2)12,349 (4)4,610 (4)7,193 (4)1,017(2)2,442 (2)4.714(4)1,366(2)3,500 (2)1,556(2)1,1384,29126,5915,5812,7736,802T. GradyHeadTerm Begin.Jan. 1,19473,8751,1352,2051,0294,8032,0253,7765,2883,2182,56722,2812,4841,5143,0471,2436,4862,7741,9971,2691,8152,0295,3231,7841,294(2140,176 (e;265 2'4,476 24,187 2)7,325 4) 767 2'3,253(21,711(212,3524,6317,2041,0172,441 (2)4,7141,3673,4141,5511,142 2]4,297 4]26,683 6)5,593 2'2,781 26,955 4!T. S.Candler3,8751,1602,2041,0374,8382,0173,7805,143 4'3,220 2;2,566 2'22,281 6:2,500(2;1,499 (2'3,009(21,4656,1732,7771,9971,2691,8132,073 (2)5,278(4)1,814(2;1,257(2]40,138(6265 (2;4,456(2]7,311 4,187 (2 '7673,2461,65012,393 (4'4,491 (47,188(4)1,021 (2)2,439 (2)4,714 (41,3643,510 (2'1,549(2;1,1414,29426,6875,5662,7766,995I. H.Button3,8751,2132,2041,0444,909571 (2)3,768(25,292 4)3,220 (2)2,569 2)22,281 6)2,5051,510!83,0461,4686,3832,f791,9971,2681,8142,0625,3961,8171,25640,193265 24,481 (2)4,187(2)7,312 4)767(23,251(2)1,684(2)12,409 4)4,581 47,2091,021 (22,444(2'4,714 4'1,366 2)3,4791,5571,1574,29526,7245,5412,7836,808518

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT—UNOPPOSEDPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYDouglas———Early..————Echols_——.Effingham....Elbert __...Emanuel———Evans.........Fannln........Fayette........Floyd_.......Forsyth.......Franklin———Fulton........Gilmer...-----Glascock......Glynn.„...—Gordon_......Grady.........Greene........Gwinnett_....Habersham—Hall__...——Hanoock......Haralson———Harris...———Hart—........Heard.........Henry.........Houston......Irwin..........Jackson———Jasper........Jeff Davis_...Jefferson———Jenkins.......Johnson———Jones—————Lamar.........Lanier.........Laurens.......Lee _——....Liberty........Lincoln..__Long..........Lowndes......Lumpkin......Macon.........T. GradyHeadTerm EndingDec. 31,19462,923 2)3,2386372,1044,3285,4411,9371,3872,19011,0642,5243,770(259,845(61,947(2982(26,2493,4973,7763,093 3)7,3993,776(218,709 (4;2,355 (2)3,486(2)1,8523,6571,8343,6392,3232,2634,3181,5872,8582,9822,0192,6391,736(2)2,320 (2)1,337(2)7,817(4)768 (2)2,466 (2)1,027(2)1,6926,2201,8692,090T. GradyHeadTerm Begin.Jan. 1,19472,946 (2)3,245 (2)6382,1084,3575,4421,9401,3872,190(211,062(62,524(22,76659,8822,0149976,2493,4958,7833,114(27,4013.782(28,714 (4)2,355(23,486(21,856(23,656(21,834(23,634(22,329 (22,266(24.334(21,587(22,858(22,9832,014(22,6391,7392,3191,3397,8347682,4821,0301,7026,2201,865(2)2,094(2)T. S.Candler2,942(2)3,2346382.1JO4,3175,4471,934I,3602,192II,0512,524(23,706 (259,795(62,002(29726,2553,5093,7773,0527,4013,7818,7242,3573,4761,8493,6581,8363,6452,3222,2654,3291,5842,858(22,993 (22,016(22,6391,7372,326 2)1,342 (2)7,862(4)7682,4701,0501,6976,2201,8602,056I. H.Button2,9493,2486392,1114,3365,4421,9361,3792,19211,076(6)2,5243,69459,5922,002972W2)2)6,252 (4)3,5168,7913,0697,401 4)3,774(2)8,724 (4)2,346 (2)3,481 (2)1,853(23,658(21,8393,6452,2712,2614,330 (2)1,585(2)2,858(2)2,991 (2)2,013 (2)2,639 (2)1,739(2)2,321 (2)1,340(2)7,849 (4)766 (2)2,471 (2)1,052(2)1,698(2)6,220(4)1,870(2)2,069 (2)519

!CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT—UNOPPOSEDPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMadison —————— .Marion.. ————————McDullie. —————— .Mclntosh ———————Meriwether. ————— .Miller ... —————— .Mitchell. ——————— .Monroe . ————————Montgomery ——————Morgan —————— ——Murray. ————————Y^AvrtmtOconee —————————Oglethorpe ——————Peach. —————— ——Pickens— . ——————Pierce —————————THVoPolk.. _ —— .. ———— .PulasM ———————— -Rabun —————— ——Randolph ———————Richmond. ——————Rockdale ————————Schley-.— ——————Screven —————— ——Spalding ————————Stephens ————— ——Stewart ————————Sumter ————————Talbot . ————————Tfll i ft.f ftTTYlTattnall ————————Taylor _ ———————Tellair _ ———————TflrrallThomas. ————————Tilt... __ — —— — —Toombs. ————————"I'fttimsTreutlen ————————Troup ————————— -T. OradyHeadTerm EndingDec. 31, 19462,415 (21,207(22,398 (21,671 (24,215 (4) 1,629 2 \1,213 4 )2,481 2 \2,011 2 )2,424 2 \1,786 2 S17,602 65,550 2) 1,967 2 )\2,353 2\3,219 2\2,186 21,612 22,618 (2 )1,776 2!6,123 41,830 21,708 2590(22,571 (2)2,217 (215,970 (6s\)1,691 (2778(23,002(21,918 (2 o )7,784 (43,109(21,173(23,356 (41,153(E1,283 £3,760 £2,189 £3,031 £2,151 (£6,449 (4 :)4,709 (£!)\3,112 (2564(201,804(27,614(e1T. GradyHeadTerm Begin.Jan. 1, 1947§2,414 (i1,215ft2,401 (;1,671(23 4,215(' i)1,633(51,213 (' i2,482(52,000(52,430(51,785(5 j17, 602 « 3)5,550(5 J)1,959(5 J)2,360 (5 J3,219 (5 J2,186(5 J1,618 J2,618 J1,785 J6,112 11,830 J1,713 0 J593 0 J2,573 (' 22,218 ' 215,970 31,697 2)778 2)3,021 ( 2)1,914 ( 2)7,782( 1)3,109 2)1,173 2)3,360 4)1,158 2)1,288 2)3,760 2)2,190 33,033 2)2,154 2)6,449 4)4,745 2)3,118 2)560 2)1,804(,7.643 (5208T. S.Candler2,4551,2112,4161,6714,2231,6201,2002,4842,0042,4311,78717,6025,5451,9592,3613,2212,1861,5922,6101,7856,1001,8251,7105892,5742,22415,9701,6957773,0171,9127,7843,1091,1743,3611,1531,2853,7712,1883,0342,1486,4494,7523,1345571,8047,630I] 2'8I£],2$\222;>I\II'i(2U2I2!22}2226iI. H.Sutton2,525 (2)1,208(2)2,415 (2)1,671(2)4,221 (4)1,645(2)1,217(4)2,484 (2)2,011 (2)2,431 (2)1,798(2)17,602(6)5,544 2)1,962(2)2,376 2)3,220 2)2,187 2)1,599 2)2,609 2)1,786 2)6,129 4)1,827 2)1,720 2)592 2)2,587 2)2,225 2)15,970 61,701 2777 23,019 21,907 27,783 43,109 2)1,174 2)3,361 4)1,156 21,286 23,771 (22,189 (23,029(22,159(26,445 (44,743 2)3,022 2)560 2)1,804 2)7,648 6)

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT—UNOPPOSEDPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYTurner......Twlgga......Union. .....Upson.......Walker......Walton......Ware........Warren......Washington.Wayne__.._.Webster.....Wheeler.....White——-Whitfield—.Wilcox.......Wllkes—....Wilkinson—Worth—.....Total Popular Vote....T. OradyHeadTerm EndingDec. 31,19462,561 (2)1,545(2)1,224(2)5,142 (4)4,825 (4)5,173 (2)6,379(4)1,295(2)4,411 (4)2,978 (2)7851,5732,2935,1802,741 (23,055(22,244 (2)3,255 (4)651,939T. OradyHeadTerm Begin.Jan. 1,19472,5611,4541,218(25,147 (44,8815,1725,8131,2964,414(4;2,977 (2;784(2)1,574(22,293 (25,173 (42,742 (23,052(2)2,242 (2)3,264 (4)650,970T. S.Candler2,5661,5501,2725,1544,9185,1647,0061,3384,4028,0867841,5652,2995,1852,7493,059 (22,244(28,267(4652,828I. H.Button2,5671,4941,2186,159 .4,932 4)5,175 2)6,999 4)1,3454,416 43,081 27891,574 22,304 25,1612,7523,0612,2413,280652,014Total (Unit) Vote....Number Counties——410159410159410159410159521

ICONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR COURT OF APPEALSPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppllng ——————————AtWnson.. .............Bacon ..................Baker. ..................Baldwin... ——————— .Banks.... ————————T)fli*?mi7Bartow— . ..............Ben Hill- ——————— .Berrien .....—-—.—.Bibb..——————"Rl onlrl AVBrantley ....... —..—..Brooks __ .........„._.Bryan. .......... ........Bulloch..- .—---.—.-.Burke _.——————Butts.. .................Oamden ————— ———Oandler ...._——_......Oarroll .......... .........Oatoosa... ——— ........Charlton .................Chatham ................Ohattahoochee _.........Chattooga ...............Oherokee ———————— _.Clarke. ————————— -Clay.. ———————Clay ton... ...............Clinch.— .— ————— -Oobb _ — ————————flnffftftOolqultt— ——————— ..Columbia. ...............Cook.. ——— — —— ——Coweta.. ................Orawford .....—........Crisp ——————————— .Dade _ — ...............Dawson __ - _ ... _TiftpfltllTDeKalb— ———— - —— .Dodge ...................Dooly _ — ...............Dougherty ...............Douglas.... ..............Early.. — . ——___-—..Echols ___ —— . —— ..Efflngham.. ..—........Earl W.Butler1,306348735492 (2)1,3013401,1201,48280376610,152 (6)1,184(2)4046694131,4425616103233853171,8014883537,399721,2501,2981,4081961,0203883,1141,3011,8861755721,2895659941533991,1755,4962,228 (2)1,063 (2)1,120934898140527Robert E.Church6031753161101,296802(2)5425384953591,4463031962721546932522461402131707902661683,75330566445649664701931,2316999526323549413430163935413,45464627966329428972232HughMaclntyre1,4435407913392,1615451,7252,4761,5031,1907,0849005861,8417648,0161,6589276189937572,81463548525,554140 (SI[2 ) 1[4)(2(4,2.2 I22422I\ )621,729< 11,988( 24,7504221,456768io6,316 .1,8653,531787 o1,288 g2,455598 J1,777 (875 I487 (2,354 15,333 ( 6)s2,2071,0444,638( 4]1,383( 2)1,546( 2)402 2)1,131 ( 2)522

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR COURT OF APPEALSPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYElbert...... ————Emanuel ._ ..............Evans ___ ....... .......FapTilnTfo vat*tAFloyd ...................Forsyth.. ...............Franklin ................Fulton. .................Gllmer .... ..............Glascock .................Glynn __ ——— ........Gordon. .................Grady ...................Greene __ ..............Gwinnett ................Habersham ..............Hall..— .... — — — —Hancock .................Haralson ........ ........Harris _ ................Hart.... ......... ........Heard. ...................Henry. ..................Houston .................Irwin .....—————Jackson ————— ————Jasper.. .................Jeff Davls ...............Jefferson ................Jenklns... ——— ————Johnson ———— ————Jones —————— ........Lamar. ————— ————Lanier ........— —....—Laurens .................LeeLiberty- ————————— -Lincoln. .................Long. . ..................Lowndes ........ .._.—..Lumpkln ----------------Macon ........ .——....Madison —————————Marion .................McDuffle.. ——————— -Mclntosh —————————Meriwether ....———..Miller __ „ —————— -Mltchell __ —————— -Monroe ____.—..———Earl W.Butler1,4131,3224572706742,4711,030(2)1,05112,6424493131,6151,0689437442,7178612,2348171,178(2)4699085499459875431,346501616741446928 (2)815 (2)1,049 (2)3032,5261433243203681,1326896647902606652771,2915241,2511,298(2)Robert E.Church9286742851072461,86128356210,6151261486743513373721,0267551,32621046620545120043121526355514230733629227911715821682974139145179694265123336159276165427196931131HughMaclntyre1,7012,9337758971,0186,3748971,83842,5661,0963583,7301,4482,1731,4403,2841,7115,1331,0871,1611,0291,9379631,7291,0001,0562,0348547401,6921,1318756679457113,9484601,7793519394,1107069979385208179612,0366241,8438152 1(421gI!ii 21nI2c2222Qn*0II))I2i2424523

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1948FOR COURT OF APPEALSPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMontgomery.. —— .....Morgan —————————Murray. —————————Muscogee ————————Newton __ ————— , —Oconee ——————————Oglethorpe _ ——— __ .Pauldlng . _ ... _ ... _'PftftptlPickens. —————————"PlQTf^THVoPolk.... ————————— ."PiiloclriPutnam —————— ———Qultman —————————Rabun.. —————————Randolph —————————Richmond ————— . — ..Rockdale —————————Schley. ——————————Screven _ —————Semlnole —————————Spalding —————————Stephens. ————— ......Q^Anrari-Sumter ——————————Talbot.. ————————— .Taliaferro —————————Tattnall... ...TO vl fll*Telialr.. ————————— .T^ftTTflllThomas ——————————Tilt .. __ .... — .. __ ..Toombs. —————————Towns ———————————Treutlen.. ——————— ..Troup ———————————Turner ___ ———— ......TmlcrfraUnion ——————————Upson __ ————————Walker. __ ————— ....Walton _________ ...Ware ___ .. —————— —Warren... —————————Washington _ ...........Wayne. _ ...............Webster ___ . ___ .. ...Wheeler __ .. —— ......Earl W.Butler2866094173,8291,2746086331,2427713107955521,8006514911195685581,8725112197556311,9539272138242981828828577155316401,3097871182261,935947791 (2)3631,6531,4151,2931,7292891,341848217463Robert E.Church1641842271,776495170277271153134298223775176171614391459302275133121484452210929497923981592531752976374386811898326116517751758448982912239349147177HughMaclntyre9671,2168309,4793,1859251,1441,3578467181,1877483,1308419433178351,2179,4107414521,3578084,0131,2876962,0616949001,8221,0342,0221,1825,2161,8901,7103651,1663,8931,1967886991,7691,9952,426 ((3(32s SioII !I622i I2]2]4)1II,!433,963( 4845 ( 3)2,331 (1,52918468 (610 (Ii524

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR COURT 07 APPEALSPOPU1LAS. AND (UNIT)VOTECOUNTYWhite .... __ . __ .. ...Whitfield.... __ ..... ..Wiloox. __ .. .... __ .Wilkes __ ..........wiiWnsnnWorth. ______ ...Total Popular Vote— ..Total (Unit) Vote_. — .Number Counties. ———EarlW.Butler7001,4478346541,078(2)1,152171,9043013Robert E.Church48581655240710836078,39621HughMaclntyre968 2)2,532(4)1,163(2)1,806(2)9071,456(4)343,497378145

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSFIRST DISTRICTBryan —————— -Bulloch .... .... — —Burke. .... ———— —Oandler __._...———Chatham...... —————Effingham. ———————Emanuel ...............Evans ___ ——————Jenklns. . ...........Liberty- ...... ——— -Long „ _...————Mclntosh.. ____———Montgomery _ ————Rf*TftT7fiTlTattnaU. —— ————— -Toombs __ ———— —Wheeler ———————— -Total Popular Vote .....Total (Unit) Vote ——— .Number Counties ......Charles R.Cochran298981262,17311011560594050627382916952713,332POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTE00HughPeterson7278041,289(4)83522,549 (6)1,208(2)2,311653963(2)752575813 (2)1,440(2)1,3141,4161,4241,504(2)773(2)41,350228Prince H.Preston, Jr.733(2)5,173(4)1,270975 (2)12,8346782,920 (4)1,092(2)9221,539(2)1,047(2)5523991.394(2)2,150 (2)2,159 (2)21855736,6122410SECOND DISTRICTBaker ...................Brooks _ .............Oolquitt __ ——————T^flPA'tl 1 TDougherty __.———Early ___ .__.———Grady . ——————————MiUer .. _____ —— -Mitchell __ ..— ——— -Semlnole ___ ..........Thomas __ .............Tift ............... —— -Worth _____ ..—.___.Total Popular Vote ......Total (Unit) Vote.——.Number Counties —— .POPULAR AND UNIT VOTEE. E. Cox810 (2)1,697(2)714 (2)2,9052,480 (4)2,5151,772(2)1,831(2)783(2)3,040 (4)1,477(2)3,298(4)2,0512,152(4)27,5253011J. N. Peacock, Jr.2311,2054873,832 (4)1,6674,719 (4)1,1941,7497765623272,9352,497 (2)1,02123,202103526

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTETHIRD DISTRICTBen Hill. . . .... _ ...Ohattahoochee —————Clay . ____ __Crisp . _ __ ————Dodge __ -.-..- ———Dooly _ ... .. ——————Harris ______ ————Houston... ———————Lee. ._.....————Macon _____ ————Marion ——————————Muscogee ———————Peach __ .. —————PulaskL. ...... — - — -Quitman ___ —————Randolph... ——————Schley . — —— r ———Stewart ____ —————Sumter.... —— —————Taylor .. —————————Terrell ___ ... —————Turner .. ————————Yt/aVtatorWilcox _ __ ——————Total Popular Vote ———Total (Unit) Vote. — ....Number Counties ———Stephen Pace3,220(2)227 (2)674 (2)3,499 (2)5,578(2)2,786(2)1,856(2)2,319 (2)771(2)2,110(2)1,221 (2)17,602(6)2,187 (2)I RAQ (9\590 (2)2,230(2)780 (2)1,174(2)3,362 (4)2,183 (2)2,157 (2)2,567 (2)785 (2)2.807 (2)64,5345424FOURTH DISTRICTButts . —————————Oarroll ——————————Clayton.... ———————Coweta ——————————Fayette ___ .. ————Heard.. —————————Henry ——————————T,RTnarMeriwether ————————Newton_.... ——————PlkaSpalding ____ ————Talbot ___ — —————Troup —————————Upson. —————————Total Popular Vote ———Total (Unit) Vote. ——— .Number Counties —— ..A. Sidney Camp1,997 2)5,277 4)3,243 2)4 719 4.S2,195(2)1,836(2)3,547 (2)2,307 (2)4,213 (4)5,525 (2)1,774(2)7,781 (4)1,155(2)7.645 (6)5,185 (4)58,3924415527

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEFIFTH DISTRICTDeKalb— .... __ .......Fulton ..................Rockdale _____ — ...-Total Popular Vote ......Total (Unit) Vote.— ....Number Counties .......James C. Capt. Wyman C. Helen DouglasDavis Lowe Mankin13,303(6) 1,685 11,54928,635 5,704 41,981(6)1,224(2) 121 35243,162 7,510 53,883806201SIXTH DISTRICTBaldwin.. ————————Bibb..... _ .. __ - _ .Bleckley ___ .. —— ....Orawford.. ......———Glascock ___ ———— ..Hancock.. _ ...........Jasper..... .............Jefferson ___ ——— .-.-Johnson __ ————— ..Jones.. _ ————————Laurens. ___ —— ....Monroe. ___ ——— . ...Putnam __ ............Twiggs... ......_—.....Washington _ ——— ....Wilklnson. . ...........Total Popular Vote......Total (Unit) Vote ........Number Counties — ....SEVENTH DISTRICTBartow ___ .. ——— _ .Catoosa.. ........ .......Ohattooga— .............Oobb........... ..... ....Dado... _ — —— — —Douglas ______ — ....Floyd ___ . __ — ....Gordon _ .. ————— ...Haralson _____ - ... .Murray _____ — ....Paulding . . .......Polk... ___ ..... — _ .Walker ______ ... ....Whitfield ________ .Total Popular Vote ......Total (Unit) Vote—. _ .Number Counties .......Harvey Roughton1,1004,5234723982625973426796333312,1536073793782,08461215,55000Hendeison Lanham1,676969 (2)2,389 (2)2,975995 (2)1,450 2)7,022 6)1,871 2)1,703 2)907 2)1,2873,522(4)2,2813,099 (4)32,1462810528Carl Vinson4,236 (4)14,648(6)2,018(2)910 (2)727 (2)1,616(2)1,171 (3)2,306(2)1,831 (2)1,350(2)5,529 (4)1,860(2)1,293(2)1,304(2)2,280^4)1,636(2)44,7144216Malcolm C. Tarver3,521 (4)7321,9138,445 (4)5631,3804,0651,7651,4749011,900(2)2,4552,528 (4)2,26533,807144

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSEIGHTH DISTRICTPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEJohn 3. OibsonW. M. (Don) WheelerAppllng ...............Atkinson ...............Bacon. ......... —.....Berrien ___ ..........Brantley... ..._—......Oamden ____ —— . ——Ohailton __ ............Clinch __ .. ...........Coffee...... ............Cook __ ————————Echols .................Glynn . .. __ ...... _Irwln— ————————— ,-Jeff Davis. .. ——————Lanler _________ .Lowndes ................Pierce ___ ............Telfair _ .... — .... — .Ware _____ ..........Wayne _ ..............Total Popular Vote ......Total (Unit) Vote........Number Counties —— ..NINTH; DISTRICTBanks ---------------- .Barrow ..................Oherokee.. —————— ..Dawson .................FaiYnlnForsyth ———————— ..Gilmer ____ .. —— __ .Gwlnnett ———————— ..Habersham. .......... ...Hall ................Jackson _________I.UmpWn.. . . . .Plckens ———————— ..Rabun ..................Stephens _ ————— ....Towns ————————— ..Union _____ — ......White— ....... .........Total Popular Vote .....Total (Unit) Vote. ___ .Number Counties. ......1,4098704991,3218461,0348557742,6471,5863872,2418847744303,207(9692,392(2,1091,53726,7712410,2)li2)2)i4)2)Howard T. Oliver5459147992633723983662,2691,3382,5401,1425713548041,0728429651814,645005292,272 (2)8631,801 (2)1,017604668414834(2)2,4205832363,877 4)1,231 21,378 2869(22,7871,539(2)8014,917 (4)1,560(2)30,6712410John S. Wood1,425 (2)2,728 (2)3,526(2)999 (2)1,033(2)2,053 (2)1,678(2)4,977 4)2,355 2)6,062 4)2,991 2)1,297 2)1,365 2)1,440 2)1,877 2)473 2)1,118(2)1,737(2)39,1344018

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTETENTH DISTRICTOlarke ___ .. ...........Columbia —————————Elbert ____ ...........UYfl.n'kllTiGreene— ... ............Hart _____ .. —— ....Lincoln.. _ ............Madison ____ — . ....McDuffie. ____ ... _ .Morgan.. __ ...........Oconee _____ — .. ....Oglethorpe.. ———— ....Richmond ___ ... ......Taliaferro. _ —— ......Walton .__._...——.—Warren _____ — ......Wilkes..... __ ..... _ .Total Popular Vote.. ....Total (Unit) Vote _ . _ .Number Counties. ......Paul Brown7,332 4)1,113(2)4,170(2)3,599(2)2,915(2)3,630(2)1,098(2)2,606(2)2,429 (2)2,473 (2)1,959(2)2,328(2)15,970 6)1,237 2)4,996 2)1,304 2)3,031 (2)62,1904017530

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALATLANTA CIRCUITFOR JUDGE (4 to be named)Bond Frank A. Virlyn B. Edgar E.Almand Hooper, Jr. Moore PomeroyFulton. ———————————59,798 59,884 59,80559,997ATLANTIC CIRCUITFOR JUDGEM. PriceFOR SOLICITOR GENERALR. L. CarrRalph L. DawsonBryan __ — , ............Evans. ——————————Liberty.—.— ..........Long. ———————————Mclntosh ___ . _ ......Tattnall __ .............Total ___ — — ——1,4771,9432,4601,7371,6713,78313,0702733tfT2851903291,2782,7221,1761,4102,1061,5331,1382,4979,860AUGUSTA CIRCUITFOR JUDGEG. C. Andersen A. L. FranklinBurke ________ .....Columbia-.. ——————Richmond ———————Total— .... .. —— .2,1313848,79311,3085688056,9288,301BRUNSWICKCIRCUITGordonKnoxFOR JUDGEHerbert A.StricklandDouglas F.ThomasAppllng ——————————Camden ______ . ....Glynn.. ——— . ————— .Jeff Davls _—„_-_.-.__-IVayne __ ... ...........TotaL. _ . ..........1,2221,1724,3051,3117188,7281,0081969352801,6484,0671,4153711,1405027374,165531

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALOORDELE OIROUITBen Hill...... ..........Orisp _____ ..... __Dooly ..................Wilcox. ____ .. _ .....TotaL— ........ _ .0. T.Gower7221,5131,2459674,447FOR JUDGED. E.Griffin1,5799666453993,589A. J.McDonald8939857691,4044,051FORSOLICITORGENERALH. L.Jay3,2213,4452,7882,77712,231FLINT OIROUITButts ____ ...... ......Henry _ —————————LamarMonroe ______ —TotaLFOR JUDGEG. 0. Persons F. B. Willingham1,138 9531,827 1,6461,089 1,1671,285 1,2135,339 4,979GRIFFIN OIROUITChester A. By ereFOR JUDGES. B. WallaceFayette.. ................Pike ______ ..... _ .Spalding— . .„..._.....Upson.- —_—.--——.Total1,3701,1623,1632,4908,1857375514,2382,5278,053MAOON OIROUITFOR JUDGE (2 to be named)A. M. AndersonMa'lory C. AtkinsonBibb..... ___ ... _ ...Orawford... _ .. — .-...Houston ................Peach —.—————Total ___ -„- _ ...22,2811,2422,1702,14827,84122,2811,1621,8852,08627,414532

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALMIDDLE CIRCUITOandler .................Emanuel —————————Jefferson —————————Toombs.... .............Washington ......—.-.-TotaL— ......——NORTHEASTERNCIRCUITT^n.nFQnTtHabersham ———————Hall ................Rabun ..................Stephens. ————————TViumBUnion __ ...............WtlltATotaL- ————— ...FOR JUDGERobert H. Humphrey8,0545,4482,9993,1454,41318,059FOR JUDGE FOR SOLICITOR GENERALBoyd Sloan Fred L. Brewer1,229 6193,775 9048,629 5,3871,868 1,1632,584 8733,109 1,195555 2271,275 5852,298 88525,322 11,838John E. Frankum6772,7813,1546521,5291,7633419731,36513,235OOMULGEE CIRCUITBaldwin .................Greene _ ...............Hancock ................Jasper... ————————Jones ... —————————Morgan _ — — . .........Putnam.. _.„...._._....Wllldnson ———————— .TotaL ———— - ......FOR JUDGEGeorge 8. Carpenter5,3723,0332,3401,5721,7342,4661,7262,25220,495OGEEOHEE dROUTTBuUoch— ...............Effingham.. __ . _ ....TflTildpaScreven.. ————————TotaL ...............FOR JUDGEJ. L. Renfroe6,3382,1002,0192,98513,442533

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERAL•p A m A 1 1 • A fYTD oil I'l 1FOR JUDGEC. W. WorrfflClay ____________Early __________ ...MUler.. __________QuitmanRandolph ______ ...Semlnole __ ......... —TerrelL- ................TotaL. _____ .....6743,2481,6855912,2351,9242,15912,516W fYM"lp OTT3 CM 1 I'MFOR JUDGEClaude H. PorterOhattooga ————————Floyd ———————————Walker __ .. ...........Total... _____ —4,50510,7674,79820,070Of\ 1 1 ' 1 ' Ul ll 1 U Itf /tTU 1 1 1 1 I'PFOR JUDGEGeorge R. LillyBrooks ____ ....... — .Colquitt... ...._..—.-..Echols.. .................Lowndes.... — , .....—Thomas ...... ...—....TotaL.—.. —— .....3,0507,1566346,2206,45223,512TALLAPOO8ACIRCUITDouglas ........—__....Haralson ______ ...„PavUdlng. — . — . — ....Polk.....................TotalFOR JUDGEAstor Merritt Wm. W. Mundy2,077 8031,895 1,6391,436 1,8841,591 4,4616,999 8,787FOR SOLICITORGENERALHal C. Hutchena2,9663,4963,2096,13815,809534

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD JULY 17, 1946FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALWAYOROSSCIRCUITBacon _ ... ___ . __ _.Brantley ——— . — . ......Oharlton ................Coffee..... _______ -Pierce _ .— _. — . ......Ware. __ ...... — . —— -Total ___ . __ ——FOR JUDGEWalter Thomas2,2241,4871,3104,5222,6327,26719,442FOR SOLICITORGENERALJ. H. Walker8,2241,5231,3064,5512,6137,23219,449Olarke..... _ . _____ .Ooonee _________ -Walton _ ... _____ .Total ................FOR JUDGEHenrj' H. West3191, 8954, 980194535

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 5,1946537

GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 6, 1946COUNTIESg Appling ————00 Atklnson.. — .Bacon —————Baker __ —— ..Baldwin. .......Banks ____Barrow __ _._..Bartow ——— ..Ben win .Berrien ___ ...Bibb. _____ .Bleckley. __ ...Brantley _.__..Brooks __ ....Bryan.— —— ..Bulloch ___Burke _____Butts. ___ ...Calhoun. ......Camden ........Candler ._......wO1-50020320000030000000000LieutenantGovernor5s8 Bwa4151633051441,2822625785912664895,484218205480308933306308145261130Sec. ofStatefcOCOSgis _*ZJ fHW ^«4147533051441,2702625815912654895,492218205479308933306308145261130AttorneyGeneral1 O14147533051441,2702625815912654895,492020547909333063080261130Supt. ofSchools030Qa41475301441,270262581004895,4920047909333063080261130ComptrollerGeneralS1IS)41475301441,2700581004895,4920047909333063080261130StateTreasurer1

SCarroll. _ — ..Oatoosa.. ......Charlton .......Chatham... .ChattahoocheeChattooga ......Cherokee.. — ..Clarke... .......Clay ... __ ....Olayton _ — ..OUnch. __ ....Cobb... __ — ..Coffee __ — ..Oolquitt... — ..Columbia-. . .Cook ___ ...Coweta __ .. ..OrawforoL. — ..Crisp.. .........Dade .—..—..Dawson... — ..Decatur.... ...DeKalb— — —Dodge .........Dooly ————— ..Dougherty —— .Douglas _ — ..Early . ———— ..Echols. ——— ..Effingham.....Elbert.. __ ...Emanuel. _ .Evans —— . ....FfvnTi'TiFayette...--.. .FloycL... ... „Forsyth __ ..Franklin _ ..Fulton— _ ....Gilmer. ......1,03617911215,193753767349601136242481,2106591,14119140248926045273826772209413815613981,2661853766547852265293031,1181,77247134,3622,1641200000261700000000000000332000000130009000800 4 1,0790 0010 1830 11210 15,214750 0 3760 0 73495 21 1,1210202100 000 11363525118010 1,2876591,1421910 0 304200000 000001 50326045573826772417 32 13,109000 000 9553815610 0 4200 0 1,266007000000 00 1853750 6920000000 7872265293131,1441,82215471307 500 38,0840 0 2,1641,07918311215,225753907341,1231136352511,2886671,14219140550326045573826772413,1249553815744201,2661853777007872264883121,1441,82248638,0842,164018311215,2257577341,1231136352511,2886671,14219140550326045573826772413,124955057401,26618537770002264883121,1441,82248602,164018311215,22575001,12306352511,28866701914055032604550072413,1249550001,266185377700004883121,1441,82248602,164018311215,2250001,12306352511,28866701914055032604550072413,12400000185377700004883121,1441,82248602,164018311215,2250001,12306352511,288667019140550326045500013,124000001853770004883121,1441,82248602,1640011215,2250001,12306352511,288667019140550326045500013,1240000018537700048801,1441,82248602,1640011215,2250001,12306352511,288667019140550326045500013,1240000018537700048801,1441,82248602,164

GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 6, 1946GovernorLieutenantGovernorSec. ofStateAttorneyGeneralSupt. ofSchoolsComptrollerGeneralStateTreasurerOomtnr.ofAgric.Oommr.ofLaborCOUNTIESGlascock ———Glynn ____Gordon ————Grady ..........Greene.. .......Gwlnnett .....Habersham ——Hall.....——.Hancock ————Haralson . —— .Harris . - -Hart __ —— ..Heard _ .......Henry.. .._..._.Houston —— ..Irwln .. _-_.._.Jackson ————Jasper ___ ...Jeff Davls......Jefferson ———Jen kins, .......EUGENETALMADGE1836473655356211,1481,3251,317344464373476370442356503632404181497159HERMAN E. TALMADGE 0030017000000000000600BOWERS T. D.0211224020003000010010OARMIOHAEL J. V.003021060000003000000THOMPSON M. E.1846474135406331,1711,3361,364345485376493373447357508633404189506159TORTSON, W. BENJr.1836474325406331,1721,1391,361345465382495373447357510634404189506159EUGENE OOOK06474325406331,17201,361345465382495373447357510634404189506159OOLLINS M. D.06474325406331,17201,3613454653834953734470510634404189506159ORAVEY ZAOK06474325406331,17201,36134546538249537344705100404189506159HAMILTON GEO. B.06474325406331,172013345465382495373447ft5100404189506159TOM UNDER0647432-5406331,17200345465382495373447051000189506159HM06474325406331,17200345465382495373447051000189506159

.Trill n sum .. .,Jones.. ——— ..Lamar . _Lanier.. ...Laurens . .Lee .. .... .Liberty..... ...Lincoln. __ ...Long ——————Lowndes —— ..TilimpldnMacon _ —— ..Madison ——— ..Marion —————McDuffie __ —Mclntosh —— ..Meriwether — ..Miller..... —— ..Mitchell _ — ..Monroe ——— .Montgomery....Morgan —————Murray.. —— ..Muscogee ———Newton ————Oconee _ —— ..Oglethorpe — ..Pauldlng . ..Peach —————Pickens.. —— ..Pierce.. ————Pike.. __ ......Polk... _ „..Pulasld __ ——Putnam. ————Quitman ———Rabun - .Randolph ———Richmond.. ——Rockdale .... ...4433202791421,8122413002522068042885565532351QJ.1386392243,362340253388POQ6975943895373893111,1722352515362591451743273397,782857000000000000060061000000070002700000020016111400000000000020000000000080000000100000004018004453382791421,81224130225020792629005562411941387022243,3623000132010000001100110100000000000100002533912319087003895424163111,1852352515452601581743333577,9548654453402791421,8122413022502079262905555492411941387022243,3623002533912319087003885384003111,1852352535452601571743333577,95386603402791421,8120302020702905555492411941387022243,36230025339123190870005384003111,18523525354526015717403577,95386603402791421,81203020207029000241194138702224030025339123190870005384003111,18523525354526015717403577,95386603402791421,812030202070290002411941387022240300039123190870005384003111,18523525354526015717403577,95386603402791421,812030202070290002411941387022240300039123190870005384003111,18523525354526015717403577,95386603402791421,81200000290002411941387022240300039123190870005384003111,18523525354526015717403577,95386603401421,812000002900024119413870222403000391231908005384003111,18523525354526015717403577,953866

GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 5, 1946COUNTIESSchley.. .......Screven .......Semlnole —— ..Spalding ......Stephens .......Stewart ........Sumter _...._..Talbot ... —— .Talialerro .....TattnaU ———— .Taylor —————TalffilrTerrell ___ ..Thomas ........Tift.. ..... .Toombs. . .Towns . -----Treutlen .. ...Troup __ .....Turner ._...._..Twiggs .. .TALMADGE EUGENE1802751927383312545834915585093811,760189824626363921308907342645GovennorHERMAN E. TALMADGEBOWERS T. D.000200000021770000000340OARMIOHAEL J. V.0 00 00 02 12 00 0000 0000 0000000 0000000 00 03 110 10LieutenantGovernorTHOMPSON M. E.1802831927533332545895005595093911,7881898346263299263091,004362644Sec. ofStateW. FORTSON, BENJr.1802852127533422545895005595093901,7881898376263309263091,010382345Comp State Oommr. Oommr.Attorney Supt. of troller Treas of ofGeneral Schools General urer Agric. LaborHAMILTON GEO. B.EHEUGENE COOKOOLLINS M. D.ZAOK ORAVEYTOM UNDERWHB0 0 0 0 0 0285 285 285 285 285 285212 212 212 212 212 2120 0 0 0 0 0342 342 342 342 342 342254 254 254 254 254 254589 589 589 589 589 589500 500 500 500 500 500559 0 0 0 0 0509 509 509 509 509 509390 390 390 000 000 00000 00 00837 837 837 837 837 83700 00 00 00 00 00926 926 926 926 926 926309 309 0 0 0 01,010 1,010 1,010 1,010 1,010 1,010382 00 00 00 00 000

Union — .....TJpson ——— ...Walker- ___ .Walton — „Ware. . .WarrenWashingtonWayne — ...Webster- —— .Wheeler.. .....White— ___ .Whitfield ___ .Wilcox __ ....Wllkes ... __ .Wllkinson. ....Worth- ——— „Total „ .....440623468770836357674372187203317380461597450546143,2790000002000014833621067500050020000400006370030001000000000669440623468788836357680372187205344397529604452547161,51344fl623467788836357674372187205342398531604452548159,363AAft04677880357674372187205342398531604452548159,371Mf\04677880357674372187205342398531604452548159,37044n04677880357674372187205342398531604452548159,38044n04677880357674372187205342398531604452548159,379Mf\04677880357674372187205342398531604452548159,376AAn04677880357674372187205342398531604452548159,375Misc.—£. D. Rivers 6, Frank Lawson 3, Amall 122, Jake Joel 1, Hoke O'Kelly 4, Charlie Trippl 1, Harry Sommers1, Helen Douglas Mankiu 1, D. F. Brooks 2, O. Weaver 1, Hoyt Sheppard 1.Lieutenant Governor—Marvin Griffin 1, Roy Willls 1, B. Davls 1, J. 0. Balkcorn 1, Moore 1.

GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 5, 1946OOUNTDISAppllng ——————————Atkinson.. —————————Bacon.. —— ————————Baker ————————————Baldwin.. ———————_.Banks ________ _Barrow ———————————Bartow —————— ————Ben Hill.. - __——...Berrien ————————— ...Bibb.. _ ———————_.Bleckley __—————....Brantley ————————....Brooks. ————————....Bryan __ ..—. ——....BuUoch ___ —————....Burke.... ———————....Butts _______-_-....Oalhoun . .Camden . ...Oandler ._....Carroll . ...Catoosa. ... .— ..Oharlton .._. — ._.nVifLt.Vmm .......... ....Ohattahoochee.. ..... .... .Chief JusticeOourt SupremeOourt SupremeAssoc. Justice T. S. OANDLERBELL R. O.4141633051441,2702625815922674895,4962512054793089333063081462611301,07918311215,225754141633051441,2702625815922674895,4922512054793089333063081462611301,07918311215,225Asso. Justice Supreme Unexpired Ot., Term75Asso. Justice SupremeHEAD T. GRADY754141633051441,2702625815922664895,4962512054793089333063081462611301,07918311215,225Ot., Full Term HEAD T. GRADY Judge Oourt of754141633051441,2702625815922664895,4962512054793089333063081462611301,07918311215,225EDGAR E. POMEROYMacINTYRE HUGHOHAPPELL ALLENSuperior Ot. Judge Ot. Judge SuperiorSuperior Ot. JudgeCircuit AtlanticAtlantic OircultCourt of JudgePublic ServiceCommissionerAppealsWALTER R. MCDONALD Service PublicCommissionerALMAND BONDJr. HOOPER,Oircult Atlanta MOORE VIRLYN B. Judge Superior Ot. Olrcult AtlantaA. FRANK414 414 414 414 414 414 414163 163 163 163 163 163 163305 305 305 305 305 305 305144. 144 144 144 144 144 1441,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270262 262 262 262 262 262 262KQft580 581 581 581 581 581592 592 592 592 592 592 592266 267 264 266 265 266 266489 489 489 489 489 489 4895,496 5,493 5,496 5,492 5,495 5,495 5,496251 251 251 251 251 251 251205 205 205 205 205 205 205479 479 479 479 479 479 479308 308 308 308 308 308 308933 933 933 933 933 933 933306 306 306 306 306 306 306308 308 308 308 308 308 308146 146 146 146 146 146 146261 261 261 261 261 261 261130 130 130 130 130 130 1301,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079183 183 183 183 183 183 183112 112 112 112 112 112 11215,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,22575 75 75 75 75 75 75 75Appeals BUTTON I. H.414163qnK1441,2702625815922664895,4942512054793089333063081462611301,07918311215,225

Chattooga _________Cherokee _______Olarke _ ....... _ . ......Clay _.—„._._.„...______Olayton _______ ......Clinch. ....Cobb____. ____ ... . .Coffee __________Colqultt. __ . _ . __ .Columbia_... ———— ___Cook __ .. ————— __ .Coweta ____ --— . ......OrawfordL- — ———— „....Crisp ____ ... —— .... „Dade ......... ...........Dawson ___ _ _ — ......Decatur.. —————— ......DeKalb— .. ____ --.._.__Dodge.. ——————— ......g Dooly ———————— „ _ .en Dougherty____ —— - ......Douglas—... —— „ ......Early ............ —..._...Echols ____ — ........'Effinglm .....Elbert ..-........—........Emanuel. __ —— .. ......Evans... _ ————— .— ..FannlTi ,Fayette _......—.........Floyd _....................Forsyth. __ ....... .....•Franklin . . . .Fulton ___ ___ ...Gilmer.. __ __ . .......Glasoock __ ___ .. ...Glynn _ ____ .OordnnGrady ____________Greene ....................3907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573825072413,1149553815914201,2661853776987882264883131,1461,82248638,2882,1641846474245406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573825572413,1109553815924201,2661853776977882264883131,1461,82248638,2842,1641846474225406333907341,1211136352511,2986671,14219140550326045473824772413,1139553815924201,2661853776987882264883131,1461,82248638,2142,1641846474215406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045473824772413,1129553815904201,2661853776987882264883131,1451,82248638,3462,1641846474215406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824772413,1119553815914201,2661853776977882264883131,1471,82248638,3582,1641846474205406333907341,1201136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824772413,1149553815954201,2661853776977882264883131,1441,82248638,3582,1641846474215406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824772313,1139553815924201,2661853776967882264883131,1451,82248638,3452,1641846474215406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824772413,1109553815914201,2661853776967882264883131,1471,82248638,3442,164183647422540R3R3907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045473824072413,1129553815944201,2661853776967882264883131,1461,82248638,3362,164184647419540«333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072413,1129553815954201,2661853776987882264881,146"3131,82248638,3412,164184647419540B333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072413,1129553815924201,2661853776967882264883131,1441,82248638,3362,164184647420540ftaa3907341,1221136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072413,1119553815924201,2661853776977882264883131,1451,82248638,3342,164184647420540«9i

GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 5, 1946COUNTIESGwinnett— — .... . _ . ....HahflrshfmiHallHancock _ ... _ . __ ...Haralson __________Harris .....................Hart ___________ .Heard. _____ ... _ . _ .Henry .....................Houston _____ - ........Irwin ___ .... — .... ....Jackson ...................Jasper. ___________Jeff Davis ................Jefferson_... — ... .......JenkLns __________JohnsnnJones ___ . _ . __ .....LamarLarder .....................Laurens. _______ . ....Lee.. .....................Liberty ___________Lincoln ...................Long. ________ . ......Lowndes __________Justice ChiefSupreme CourtBELL R. O.1,1721,3391,3643454643824953734473575096344041895071594453402791421,819241302250207805Court SupremeAssoc. JusticeCANDLER T. S.1,1721,3391,3643454643824953734473575106344041895071594453402791421,819241302250207805Supreme Asso. Justice Unexpired Term Ot.,HEAD GRADY T.1,17]1,33r}iii',a', nr5Asso.Ot., Full Term HEAD GRADY T.1,1711,3391,3643454643824953734473575096344041895071594453402791421,819241302250207805of Judge CourtAppeals BUTTON I. H.1,1721,3391,3643454643824953734473575116344041895071594453402791421,819241302250207805Judge Court ofAppealsMacINTYRE HUGH1,1721,3391,3643454643824953734473575096344041895071594453402791421,819241302250207805Service PublicCommi sionerWALTER R. MCDONALD1,1721,3391,3643454643884953734473575116344041895061594453402791421,819241302250207805Public ServiceOHAPPELL ALLENCommi sioner1,1721,3391,3643454643824953734473575116344041895071594453402791421,819241302250207805Judge Superior Ct. Circuit AtlanticBOND ALMAND1,1721,3391,3643454643824953734473575106344041895071594453402791421,819241302250207805Judge Superior Ct. AtlanticCircuitA. FRANKJr. HOOPER,1,1721,3391,3643454643824953734473575116344041895071594453402791421,819241302250207805Judge Superior Ct. Atlanta Circuit MOORE VIRLYN B.1,1721,3391,3643454643824953734473575106344041895071594453402791421,819241302250207805POMEROY EDGAR E.Judge Superior Ct. Atlanta Circuit1,1721,3391,3643454643824953734473575116344041895071594453402791421,819241302250207805

sT.umpldTiMacon ...................Madison.. ...............Marion ________ .McDulfie. ..............Mclntosh ______ . ....Meriwether ____ .. ......Miller . . .Mitchell ..-....—.......Monroe _____ ----- ......Montgomery.. ——— ......Morgan......... —— ......Murray _______ . ......Muscogee ___ —— — ...Newton ———————— ___Oconee .......——.......Oglethorpe __ —— ......Paiilrting... . ...... . ...Peach. ...... ——— ___Pickens ____ .. — __ .Pierce _____ ——— — ...Pike.... __ ...............Polk... ___ . __ .........Putnam.... . ........ ..Rabun _____ —— — ...Randolph.. ———— _Richmond— —— __ ...Rockdale _____ . ........Schley _______ .....Screven ...................Spalding ................Stephens _ ..... .........Stewart .........._...„...Sumter __ .............Talbot..... _ .............Taliaferro _________Tattnall ...................2905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387032243,3623432533912319087013885434003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545894995595092905555582411941387022243,3633433531Q12319087013885433953111,1852352535452601581743343577,9538661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022343,3633432533912319087013885423953111,1852352535452601581743343577,9538661802852127533432545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,953866180285212753342254589500559509OQrt5555532411941387032243,3633433533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,953866180285212753342254589500559509ann5555582411941387022343,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,954866180285213753343254589500559509nnn5555532411941387032243,3633432533912319087013885434003111,1852352535452601581743343577,953866180285212753342254589500559509ana5555532411941387022243,3633432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,954866180285212753342254589500559509OQrt555KKQ2411941QQ7032343,3633432531Q123190870138854340ft3111,1853352535452601581743343577,954866180285212753342254589500559509OQrt5555582411941007022243,362343253OQ12319086993885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022343,3633433533912319086993885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,954866180285212753342254589500559509

GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 6, 1946COUNTIESTaylor _ ————— ........Telfair _ .. ———— ... __ .Terrell ______ . _ .....Thomas — . — „ .........Tift __ .......... _ .. _ .Toombs — _ ... ..........Towns —— . —— .. ........Treutlen — ...... ........Troup.. — ... —— ........Turner — . ——— .... ....Twiggs —————— ........Union.. — ... —— ........Upson ——— . —— ........Walker- — ... —— ___ .Walton— — _ — — ____ .Ware- —— ... —— ........Warren —— . ——— ___ .Washington _ .... ........Wayne.. — . ——— ___ .Webster— __ ............Wheeler —— . ——— ..... ...White.. __ . ____ ......Whitfield __ .... _ . .Wilcox___ ...... ............Wilkes.. ____ . __ ..

Worth— __....... ——„558Total __________ 163,586558162,583558162,494558162,626558162,652558162,650558162,632558162,633558162,599558162,612558162,602558162,614Columbus Alexander received 12 votes for Judge Eastern Circuit (Wilkinson County).Columbus E. Alexander received 762 votes for Judge Sup. Court Ocmulgee Circuit (Bulloch County).Andrew J. Byan received 9 votes for Judge Sup. Court Ocmulgee Circuit (Bulloch County).

GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 6, 1946OOUNTIESAppllng... __ —— _ . __Atklnson _________Bacon ______ - ____Baker. _____ — ........Baldwin __________Banks .....................Barrow _____ — _ . ....Bartow ___________BflTiHIllBerrien ____ . ..........Bibb ......................Bleckley __________Brantley ___ „ _..._._._.Brooks ___________Bryan ......_.„._.._......Bulloch ____ ... ........Burke .....................Butts .....................Calhoun ..................Oamden ........_—.......Dandier.. _____ .. ...Oarroll.. ...Catoosa. .. _ _ .Charlton __.._........_...Chatham .................Chattahoochee ............Ot. Judge SuperiorJudge Superior Ot. Oircuit Augusta Ot. Judge Superior Oircuit BrunswickJudge Superior II Ct.Judge Superior Ot. Judge Superior Ot.Judge Superior Ot. CHESTER A. BYARS || G. M.ANDERSON Judge Superior Ot.Judge Superior Ot. Judge Superior Ot. Northeastern Circuit Judge Superior Ct. Ocmulgee OircuitJudgeOircuit AtlanticOordele OircuitG.ANDERSON O.Griffin CircuitGORDON KNOXMacon Oircuit Macon Oircuit Middle OircuitFlint Circuit G. PERSONS O.Jones Sue.MALLORY O. ATKINSONO. T. GOWERROBERT H. HUMPHREYBOYD SLOANGEORGE S. CARPENTERFRIOE M.414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305144 144 144. 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 1441,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1 O7fl 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270263 262 262 262 262 262 262 262 262 262 262581 581 581 581 581 581 581 581 581 581 580592 592 592 592 592 592 592 592 592 592 592265 265 267 265 266 267 266 265 267 267 266489 489 489 489 489 489 489 489 489 489 4895,494 5,495 5,494 5,494 5,495 5,496 5,494 5,495 5,496 5,496 5,496251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205479 479 479 479 J.7O 479 479 479 479 479 479308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308933 933 933 933 933 933 933 933 933 933 933306 306 306 306 306 306 306 306 306 306 306308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146261 261 261 261 261 261 261 261 261 261 261130 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 1301,079 1,879 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079183 183 183 183 183 183 183 183 183 183 183112 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 11215,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,22575 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75Superior Ot. OgeecheeOircuitJ. L. RENFROE4141633051441,2702625805922654895,4942512054793089333063081462611301,07918311215,22575

Chattooga. _________Oherokee.. ______ ...Olarke .... _ .OlayOlayton . __ . . .Clinch—.. _____ . ...Oobb ......................Coffee .—.-._.„..._..„..Oolqultt. __ . ..........Columbia... .............Cook. ———————— . .....Ooweta. ___________Crawford ___ .. —— ......Crisp ———————————— .Dade ____________Dawson ——————— __--_.Decatur ___________DeKalb ___________Dodge.. —— .... — __ ....Dooly_— ————— ... — ..Dougherty —————————Douglas _____ .- ........Early—— — . —— .... — -Echols.. ......_._....._._..EfflnghftniElbert- _____ . ____ .•RmaniiAl^Evans _________ — -Tannin _Fayette.. ————— ... .....Floyd_. ____ ... __ ....Forsyth... ___ .... .....FranklinFulton _________ ...Gllmer.. .. .... . __ ....Glascock ..................O-lynnGordon....... .........Grady.. ——— . —— _ .....Greene ......___._.._......3907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072413,1129553815944201,2661853776987882264883131,1461,82248638,3812,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072413,1129553815954201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,3842,1641846474205406333907341,1211136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072413,1139553815964201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,3912,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326044873824072413,1129553815924201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,3902,1641846474205406333907341 1221136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072413,1129553815934201,2661853776987882264883131,1461,82248638,3992,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072413,1149553815954201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,3882,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072313,1129553815944201,2661853776977882264883131,1471,82248638,3812,1641846474205406333907341,1221136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072413,1129553815924201,2661853776987882264883131,1451,82248638,3852,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824072413,1149553815914201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,4072,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573825572413,1139553815954201,2661853776977882264883131,1471,82248638,4092,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824372413,1149553815964201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,4062,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824372413,1149553815924201,2661853776987882264883131,1461,82248638,4042,164184647420540633

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Macon _.... —————....Madison ..___..__._.._....Marion. __ ........McDuflie.. .. . „.. „Mclntosh. _____.......Merlwether... —————....MUler _____..—......Mitchell __________.Monroe ___————......Montgomery. .———.—Morgan ____...........Murray __.... ———...Muscogee —————————Newton ____ ——......Oconee __..—————....Oglethorpe ———————— .Paiildlng ... ,Peach ___ ——————....01 Pickens - -" Pierce _____—— —....Pike _______ ——__ Polk _______.___ .PlllftSld r ____ _Putnam _.. —————....Quitman _______....Rabun ___ —————....Randolph ————————..Richmond..,.Rockdale __..—.—....Schley_.... ——————Screven ___________Rftitiinolfl ........ . . . ...Spaldlng.... ———————.Stephens. ._.._...__..._._.Stewart ____._.......Sumter __.__..._.___._...Talbot ___________Taliaferro...... —————..TattnaU... _.............5555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595095555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595095555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595095555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595095555582411941387022243,362343OKQ3912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,954866180285212753342254589500559509555558241194138nrno2243,362Ida2533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595095555582411941387022243,362343253391OQlQAfi7013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,954866180285212753342254589500559509555558241194100rjryy2243,362343253OQlOQlQAQ701QQQRA9AnnOil1,185235ORQ545oon1581743343577 OKA866IQA28591 9753342254589500559509555EEO2411941QQ7023 Q.A9Q/IQORQQQ1OQlQAQ701QQQKA9400Q1 11,185235253RdR2601 RO174Qenr7 Qf\A8661 QAOQR9197533429RA5895005595095555582411941Q.fi7022243 QUO343253QQ1OQlQAQ701QQQRA9Ann1 1 QR235253RAROCA1 RQ1743343577 Q*AQflft1 QA285212753040254589E/\rt559KM5555582411941007022243 QAQ343ORQQQ1OQ|QAQ701QQQ542Ann9.1 11 1 OR235253545OftA1 RQ174o*r±3577 QRAQQQIQA2859197533429KA589500559ma555EEO2411941 QQ7022243 QAOOy|QORQOI9X701542t\j\j1 1 OROQR2535452601 RO1743577 QRAQaa180285753342254RQQ500559Kna

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Worth..— ____...__.558TotaL. _........ ... 162,655558162,657558162,670558162,655558162,674558162,670558162,656558162,652558162,699558162,700558162,689558162,343

COUNTIESAppling. —— _ ——— .....Atldnsori .__Bacon. __ . __ — . __ .Baker __ —— . ———— .....Baldwin _____ . ........Banks ___ _ — — ......Barrow ... „... —— __ .Bartow ———————— . ...Ben Hill.. ...............Berrien. ———————— .....Bibb.. ________ . __ .Bleckley... __ . _ . ......Brantley _ ——— . —— .....Brooks __________Bryan ___ . ___ „ __ .Bulloch _______ . __ .Burke ________ - ......Butts _____ . __ . ......Oalhoun. _ . ...Oamden _____ ... ......Dandier _____ .. __ .Oarroll __ . ___ — ......Catoosa ....................Oharlton ___________f!TinthftT" .Ohattahoochee .......__..GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 6, 1946Northeastern CircuitOt. Superior Judge Ot. Judge Superior PORTER H. CLAUDECircuit PataulaJudge Ot. Superior Circuit Southern LILLY GEORGE R. Judge Superior Ot. Ta Circuit lapoosaJudge Ot. Superior Circuit WaycrossJudge Superior Ot. THOMAS WALTERWestern CircuitWORRILL W. O.Circuit RomeMUNDY Wm. W.HENRY WEST H.Solicitor General Atlantic Circuit RALPH L. DAWSONSolicitor General Cordele Circuit Tallapoosa CircuitFRANKUM JOHN E.HALHUTCHENS O.Solicitor GeneralSolicitor GeneralSolicitorL. H. JAY414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305144 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 1441,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270 1,270263 262 262 262 262 262 262 262 262 262581 581 581 581 581 580 579 579 579 579592 592 592 592 592 592 592 592 592 592266 267 266 267 267 267 267 267 267 267489 489 489 489 489 489 489 489 489 4895,496 5,496 5,497 5,496 5,497 5,495 5,496 5,495 5,495 5,496251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479 479308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308933 933 933 933 933 933 933 933 933 933306 306 306 306 306 306 306 306 306 306308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308 308146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146261 261 261 261 261 261 261 261 261 261130 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 1301,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079 1,079183 183 183 183 183 183 183 183 183 183112 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 11215,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,225 15,22575 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75General Waycross Circuit J. R. WALKER4141633051441,2702625815922674895,4952512054793089333063081462611301,07918311215,22575

sOhattooga ————— __ —Oherokee ————— _. _ —Clarke __________ ...Clay ___ . _ ... ____ ...Olayton-. —— . —— __ —Clinch _ —— . — .. __ —Oobb ____ . _______ .Coffee.... ___ ...... __ .Oolquitt. ————— __ —Columbia. __ —— ____ .Cook ______ — ____ .Ooweta. —————— __ —Orawford ————— __ ...Crisp __ ——————— _Dade ____ - __ - ___ —Dawson __ ..... — __ —Decatur.. ———— _ . _ —DeKalb ___________Dodge __________ ...Dooly....— _______ —Dougherty ________ —Douglas —— .— ____ —Early ____________ .Echols _ — _______ —Elbert... ———— ____ —Evans .. ——— _____ —T?ann1nFayette _________ ...Floyd __ „ _______ „Forsyth.. ———— ____ —Franklin^ ...Fulton _________ ...Gllmer. .... . . _ . _ ...GlasmolcGlynn..._. _______ —Gordon ___________Grady __________ —Greene ... — _____ —3907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824372413.11219553815914201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,4172,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824372413,1149553815934201,2661853776987882264883131,1451,82248638,4172,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824372413,1149553815954201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,4252,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824372413,1149553815964191,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,4222,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824372413,1139553815924201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,3202,1641846474205406333907341,1171136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824372413,1149553815914201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,3202,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824372413,1149553815944201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,4212,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824372413,1139553815934201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,4212,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573825672413,1129553815964201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,4232,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,14219140550326045573824572413,1139553815954201,26618537769878S2264883131,1471,82248638,4232,1641846474205406333907341,1231136352511,2986671,142191050326045573824572413,1149553815924201,2661853776987882264883131,1471,82248638,3852,164184647420540633

899Judge Superior Ct.Pataula CircuitO. W. WORRILLJudge Superior Ot.Rome CircuitCLAUDE H. PORTERco »-• toi-i ifKl ,) CO M 00 !-• tO CO £ tJudge Superior Ot.Southern CircuitGEORGE R. LILLYJudge Superior Ot.Tallapoosa CircuitWm. W. MUNDYJudge Superior Ot.Waycross OircuitWALTER THOMASJudge Superior Ot.Western CircuitHENRY H. WESTI-© >->>->fc CO CO CO h^Solicitor GeneralAtlantic OircuitRALPH L. DAW SONji-'NCoiUf-'cni-'iuojw'*:9*'Sa| OoopcofSolicitor GeneralCordele CircuitH. L. JAY) to 00 I-1 !> ,£ i-- j^.-)i—to to t. h^ CT i-Jifccnoico*.CJ& )h-"CT ^-5 t1 tO ^t .I--3 -3 COSolicitor GeneralNortheastern CircuitJOHN E. FRANKUMco f to c^l-'t^-3MSolicitor GeneralTallapoosa CircuitHAL O. HUTCHENSSolicitor GeneralWaycross OircuitJ. R. WALKER

Lumpkin __ ______Macon __________ ...Madison ————— .........Marion. — _____ .......McDuffie- ___ -.- ........Mdntosh ____ — —————"M" At*i nrA'tVi 01*Miller. _____ ... _ — -Mitchel] _______ ——— -Monroe _________Montgomery... ............Morgan _____ ... .......Murray.- ____ ——————Muscogee ___ ——————"W"ftiirf"|"iTiOconee . ..................Oglethorpe_-— ————— .-Paul ding.. _ .. ——————TOAA/*!*!Plckens. ____ ...........Pierce.-.-...-.. ...........Pike— ___ ..... —— .——Polk „ ______ - _ . — .Pulaskl ____ . —— „— —Putnam ________._—.——Qultman ———————— —Rabun _____ ————— -Randolph _ ————— - -Richmond ———— —— —Rockdale- __ .- - - - - -Schley ___ —— —— —Screven. ————— —— - -Semlnole ____ —— - -Spalding-. . — . . -Stephens. —————— — —Stewart.. ————— . . - -Sumter ___ ... — --Talbot..— __ ————— -Taliaferro. .. „ ...........Tattnall ____ —— - .-2905555582411941387022243,3633432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9538661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743343577,9548661802852127533422545895005595092905555582411941387022243,3623432533912319087013885424003111,1852352535452601581743333577,954866180285212753342254589500559509

i333333333d?£.j°$?£°sfe.«E.~i O" ttr *^ nJudge Superior Ct.Pataula CircuitO. W. WORRILL9OCiS^5 00 CO-5 CO5 55 i-i oo CDs a> co oo oO< 1 00 5O 00 (c ) tO CO CC 65 !-• 00 OJ O C» OS CO 00 «C(OCO-JCJ-* 5o Cd co oo ci eo co 03 oo co -a co> to co ro Jo >-• oo tpIOSO O5OS WOOOJudge Superior Ct.Rome CircuitCLAUDE H. PORTERJudge Superior Ot.Southern CircuitGEORGE R. LILLYJudge Superior Ct.Tallapoosa CircuitWm. W. MTJNDYJudge Superior Ot.Waycross CircuitWALTER THOMASJudge Superior Ot.Western CircuitHENRY H. WESTSolicitor GeneralAtlantic CircuitRALPH L. DAWSONC5«O COCJtO WlJ050CSolicitor GeneralOordele CircuitH. L. JAYpcocl&l-JSolicitoi GeneralNortheastern CircuitJOHN E. FRANKUM!S COOOCOV-*COC5CGOO-3>ICDrf*.OOO~JCJ'C"OJQOC00 tffc C~ ~ — "* — — 'i co -q co»-'ooa>I CO COOSolicitor GeneralTallapoosa CircuitHAL O. HUTCHENS) CO-3 COS MOO tpicooooSolicitor GeneralWaycross CircuitJ. R. WALKER

Worth ___________558558558558558558558558 558558 | 558Total __ ___—162,693162,698162,738162,708162,601162,590162,709162,700 162,723162,711 162,263

COUNTYAppling —————Bacon.... ........BakerBaldwin ....Bartow.. .........Ben Hill..........Berrien .........Bibb... ........_.Bleckley. ____ .Brantley _.......Brooks. ..........Bryan...- —— _ .Burke ——————Butts.. ..........Oalhoun. ____Oandler ..........Oharlton .........Chatham... ......Ohattahoochee...Ohattooga. .......Oherokee .........Olayton ..........Clinch ...........Oobb __ . ........Coffee — ... _ ...Oolquitt.- -.._——Columbia. .......Orawford... ......Bade.. ————— ..Dawson ..........DeKalb... —— ....Dooly _—........Dougherty_. — ..Echols ...........Fifflngham. ______Elbert- ——— ....Emanuel ———— ..Evans ___ . .....Fayette.. ——— „Floyd__ ——Forsyth — __ ...Fulton ————GlascockGlynn ............Grady ______frTftftTlftGwinnett .......Habersham ___Hall .Hancock ———— .Hart.. ..... .. .Houston — ......Jackson—— ——Jasper. ..........Jeff Davis _......J«f f erson ....RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 5, 1946SOLICITOR GENERALEastern CircuitColumbusE.Alexander238278144024489252491974732191287146127603,13430390128633911104019120738244038153617332118419015831191,82225185198686301,1701,3391,34934210356633404181153A. J.Ryan, Jr.716017101131860890003413,420001202611215000020551250141601306502991340160101020562COUNTYJenkins —— .....LftfftrLanier. _____ .Laurens ____ .LeeLiberty. ..........Lincoln... . __ .Long ——— _ ...Lowndes .........Macon ______ .Madison... —— _.MarionMclntosh ____ .Meriwether . . ——MitcheU _.........Montgomery __ .Morgan..... —— .-Muscogee ____ -Newton _____ .Oconee—— .......Oglethorpe _ „___Pierce ______ .Pike.. __ ... ....Polk. .............Putnam _____ .Quitman ._. _ . _Rabun. ..........Randolph ___ .Richmond.. —— ..Rockdale.. —— ..Schley _..........Screven. __ . _ .Stewart. ———— .Talbot ...........Taliaferro __ ....Tattnall— . —— _.Telfair. _____ .Thomas... —— ..Tift ..............Treutlen ___ ...Troup ___ —— .,Turner ...........Upson __ __ ...Walton— ... —— ..Ware. ______Warren...........Washington- — ..Wayne ............Webster ____ ...Wheeler _ . _ ...Whitfield __Wilkes ___ ....Worth ______ .Total _........ColumbusE.Alexander9727912262902572401978025543224153292,5130391769938853910525354521743233541638662632335000751,78854962630903826230275357658345186191398220738,156A. J.Ryan, Jr.1200064001001004680106203170020301,16800490096230015003006222002401402054,636

GENERAL ELECTION RETURNSNOVEMBER 6, 1946FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL, Eastern CircuitThe name ALEXANDER appears on the record In the following variations:Alexander; Columbus Alexander; Andrew E. Alexander; Clarence E. Alexander; O. E. Alexander; Columbus A. Alexander. All Alexander votes have beenconsolidated under the proper candidate, COLUMBUS E. ALEXANDER.The name RYAN appears on the record In the following variations: Ryan; O. J.Ryan; A. J. Ryan; John Ryan; A. Joe Ryan; Andrew Ryan; Andrew J. Ryan;Andrew J. Ryan, Jr.; N. J. Ryan; J. A. Ryan; Roy Ryan; A. J. Ryan, Jr. AllRyan votes have been consolidated under the name of the proper candidate,A. J. RYAN, JR.For Solicitor General, Eastern Circuit, unexpired term of Samuel A. Oann, deceased—A. J. McDonnell received 1 vote from Chatham; Sam Oann received 1vote from Chatham; Roy Ryne received 1 vote from Ohattahoochee; Dyer received 1 vote from Fulton; Mankln received 2 votes from Fulton; Argln received1 vote from Fulton, and 486 votes were received from Franklin for "no name".563

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 6, 1946COUNTYAppling. ——————Bacon. ______ -Baker ______ ...Baldwin.. _ — ....Banks —— . .......Barrow. _____ --Bartow. ___ .....Ben Hill. ..........Berrien ...........Bibb. _______ .Bleckley — . .......Brantley ____ ...Brooks _ .... ......Bryan.. —— —- —Bulloch ____ ——Burke . — . — — .Butts _____ — .Oalhoun . ------Oamden_-_. .......Oandler ___ .... —Carroll ____ .....Oatoosa.. ..........Oharlton ————— .Chatham..... — ,..Ohattahoochee . . . .Chattooga ___ ...Oil PTfllfftftOlarke __ .. .......Clay...—. ___ .Olayton ____ — „Clinch.-.. ... — —Oobb. ___ - _ .floffftflColqultt— ... — ..Columbia.. __ ....Cook ..............Ooweta.. ...........Orawford.-.-. — ..Crisp ..............Dade _____ — ..Dawson... ... —— ..Decatur _....._._..DeKalb.. _____ .Dodge. ............Dooly ______________Dougherty. __Douglas ____Early —————— _,Echols _._„_....-..Efflngham. __ ...Elbert _______ .Emanuel ...........ForStateBoard oPublicWelfare922315283835011418991571,9084164142252nn4712741901526199585,345111945949924154254721192833350245101283541965,91119669262212021279162131AgainstStateBoard oPublicWelfare2751313281131 P4.72054603361964243,61220413932737653419418088161114KM.47439,0196313757566487419227764534852138343249250302M.82nd6205,129759281323275725173267493516COUNTYEvans. _____ ...Fayette ____ — —Floyd __ . _ ......Forsyth. ——————Franklin.-.—. — —Fulton ____ ......Gilmer —— . ._...—Glasoock.--— . .....Gordon ............Grady ———————TfflOTIOGwlnnett __ .....Habersham.. ———Hall—— __Hancock— __ ——•Tn_Tn1 QOTIHart. _ ———— -Heard _ ... . .......lenry ..............Houston.... .......Jackson ___ _.—Jasper—... .......Telf Davis.. ——— .Jefferson ..........Jenklns-... .......Johnson.. —————'ones ———————ianier .............Laurens.-.. .......Lee.. ..............Liberty. ___ .— .Lincoln ............iong ————————Lowndes.... .......Lump kin. .........Macon ____ .....Madison. ... ———Marion. ............McDuffie. __ —— .Mclntosh.. ————Meriwether _ — ..Miller........ ......MitchelL. __ — ..Monroe _____ ___Montgomery.. —— .Morgan— __ —— .Murray .. __ .....Muscogee ____ ...ForStateBoard oPublicWelfare331OQ4532701 Q10612,3471A43529917790Q723635347134679898511601289019389215140298651326134713161323651116422117881117582289288250AgainstStateBoard ofPublicWelfare1901,286nrin8221,07039110,656S7Q14219800140853193489682630243325336431226623440742032837980410278onR961,3342232683082055362565024392041771045272162,52727516826998580564

COUNTYNewton. ——————Oconee.. —————Oglethorpe— — — .PanidingPeach.. ——————Pickens __ ——— ..Pierce __ —————Pike __ ————— .Polk... _____ —Pulaski _ ___Putnam ——————Quitman. ... _ ..Rabun ———————Randolph —————Richmond —————Rockdale ————Schley __ — .....Screven ——————Seminole ...........Spalding. .... _Stephens. ———— ..Stewart. —————Sumter __ .......Talbot... ———— ..Taliaferro ..........Tattnall __ — ....Taylor... ——— ....Telfair— ..........RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 5, 1946ForStateBoard ofPublicWelfare1816812111974215526514854674596422,32518416242335489381641312421035237AgainstStateBoard ofPublicWelfare5033154163052688101771583611921271052342853,088471Iftl221179463252219ASA32327701703351,755COUNTYTerrell. ............Thomas. __ ——— ,lift..... __ ......Toombs ............Towns. ............Treutlen.. — ' ......Troup.— ..........Turner ___ ......TnrifTffftUnion .............Upson ———————TXT a! VarWalton. ——————\fJaTCkWarren.. ...........Washington— — ..Wayne __ .........^VnYial-ATWheeler ............White.— ____ ...Whitfield _ „ — ..Wilcox _____ ...WllVnaWilWnQOTiWorth— .-......—Total ............ForStateBoard ofPublicWelfare392351386415043946810427135150224179275611018307314771163243044,968AgainstStateBoard ofPublicWelfare251637R4.fi27447130544830955642048622255366832361631316816525126148646444143291,658565

ELECTION RETURNS CONGRESSMENGENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 6, 1946COUNTYBryan ——————Bulloch ———————Burke ———————dandier —————Chatham _ —— ..Efflngham —————Emanuel ——————Evans. ——————Jenkins ——————Liberty.. ———— -Long ————————Mclntosh —————Montgomery ————Screven ——————Tattnall —————Toombs _ ————Treutlen.. —————TIT Vi nol QT1ST CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.Prince H.Preston30893330612715,201377788217159292203138253285509329309203Ind.H.W.Sheppard0003401500030000101Total ___ ——20,937 27Joe E. Long received 2 votes in ChathamCounty.Joe Ryan received 7 votes in ChathamCounty.COUNTYBnn TT111.Ohattahoochee ——Clay ...............Crisp ____ —— „Dodge.— ———— .Dooly ______ ...Harris ____ ......Houston ...........LeeMacon... — . .......Marion_ ...........Musoogee _ —— ..Peach __ .__-._._.PulaskL „ .QlllttnftTi .Randolph .........Schley ———————Stewart.. ..........Sumter. ._———.Taylor ———————TftlTftllTurner ............Vebster __ —— ..Wilcox __ .........Total. __ ......3RD CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.Stephen Pace367751134559553823823572415552419083112601743571802545893923133821875318,961COUNTYBaker. ——————Brooks ... ——— __Oolquitt. _ — _Decatur ——— ....Dougherty —————Early . . _Grady.. ————— „Miller...... —— ....Mitchell _ .... ....Semlnole —————Thomas _..........Tift. . ______ ..Worth .............Total _____ .2ND CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.E. E.Cox1444801461,1417245741,2665402243,36282962553810,805Ind.J. N. Peacock, Jr.000100000000001566COUNTYButts...... ——— ..Carrol! .............Olayton. __ —— ..Ooweta.. ———— ..Fayette ...._.__....Heard .... . .....Henry.. _ ——— ..TifttnftrMeri wether .... __Newton __ —— ....Pike ...............Spalding. __ , .....Talbot. _ — ......Troup .............Upson .............Total ............4TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.A. Sidney Camp3081,0796355033133734452797027002537535001,0106238,476

COUNTYDeKalb _tFulton ...Rockdale..Total __ELECTION RETURNS CONGRESSMENGENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 5, 19466TH CONGRESSIONALDISTRICTJamesC.Davis10,10480,53580531,444Dem.HelenDouglasMankin2,72416,7445919,527HNote. Miscellaneous 18).COUNTYBaldwin __ —— „Bibb.. __ .Bleckley —CrawfordGlascock- ———— ..Hancock.Jasper .....Jefferson.Johnson-Jones__-_.LaurensMonroePutnamWashlngtoi ]_.....•WilkinsonTotalHenry A.Alexander12120246TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.Carl Vinson1,2695,4852502601833454045044453401,81934315664566645213,566*-(Note. J. A. Giles received 1 vote inWilklnson CountyJ. H. Heard received 1 vote inTwiggs County).567COUNTYBartow... ........Oatoosa ——————Ohattooga .........Oobb. ____ .....Douglas ...........Floyd __ ... ____-_.Gordon ———————Haralson ..........Murray ———————Paul ding ..........Polk... —————— .Walker _ ..........Whitfield— — . ...Total _ .....—..COUNTYAppling ...........Atkinson. —————Bacon .............Berrien __ ——— ..Brantley _ ........Oamden ...........Charlton _ .......Clinch __ .. —— ...Coffee ____ .....Cook ____ —— „Echols _ .........Glynn. ............Irwin __ -. ........Jeff Davis— ......Lanier .............Lowndes. __ - _ .Pierce..— ———— —Telfair....... —— ..Ware _____ .....Wayne ___ . _ ...Total ............7TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.HendersonLanham5921833901,2867384201,1474174642314005454632977,573Ind.MalcolmC.Tarver000300038TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.W.M.(Don)Wh«eler4151633054892052611122516674051856475101891428042351,7888413728,986

ELECTION RETURNS CONGRESSMENGENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 6, 1946COUNTYBanks ———————Barrow.. ____ ...Cherokee _ —— ..Dawsoru. ———— _.JTannlnForsyth —— . —— _.Gilmer _______Gwlnnett. .........Habersham.. . . ..Hall. ______Jackson _____Lumpkln . _ ...Piokens. ——————Rabun _______Stephens..........Towns. ————— ..Union _______White... _____ .Total. _____ .9TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.John Wood2625807342365711,8222,1661,1721,3781,3556342901,23633334292344034114,815COUNTYOlarke..... _ . _ .Columbia . — ..Elbert. ______ .TiVftnlcllTiGieene ————— ..Hart ————————T,1pnol-n ... ....McDuffle. —Madison....... ....Morgan.. ——— ....Oconee ——————Oglethorpe_.Richmond. ——— ..Tallaferro _________Walton. ——.....Warren....... — ..Wilkes. ..........__Total.....—. ...10TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.PaulBrown1,1181916904866304952501945573903885328,18055678835260116,398Dem.Mrs. L.Shivers00001Q000000000506568

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYSEPTEMBER 8,1948E69

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR UNITED STATES SENATORPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppling ————————Atklnson —————————Bacon _ .. ————————Baker _____ —————Baldwin.... ———————Banks __ ————————Barrow ___ ——————Bartow __ ————————BenHilL— — - ——— -Berrien. —————————Bibb..... __ . —— — -*R]a/%l?lai7Brantley _ ——— • ————Brooks.. —————————Bryan ___ ——————Bulloch __ ———————Burke __ ——————— -Butts _ —————————Oalhoun.. ————————Camden ———————— --Oandler. —————————Carroll __ ————————f^o4vy\QOOharlton —————————Chatham —————————Ohattahoochee —————Ohattooga ————————Oherokee.. ————————f~\]ctT\raClay..— — — — — — -Olayton.. ————————Clinch— ————— — —Oobb..... _ —— .... — .OnffftoOolquitt.— ———————Columbia —————————Cook _____ ————— —OrrtirAtfi.Orawford —————————Crisp.. ——————————TlnriADecatur _ ————————DeKalb....— . ——— — -Dodge.. —————————Dooly ___ ———————Dougherty ———————Douglas __ ——————Early __ ————————Echols ____ - _ -----Elfingham _ —Elbert.. __ .— — _ —Richard B. Russell4,436(2)2,007(2)3,093(2)894 (2)4,658(4)2,257(2)4,116(2)5,644(4)3,492(2)3,659 (2)19,012(6)2,723 (2)1,926(2)3,019 (2)2,074(2)6,232 (4)8,917(4)2,420(2)1,422(2)1,867(2)2,343(2)6,527 (4)2,412(2)1,285(2)35,990(6204 24,980 24,653 26,901 4)947 (2)4,043 (2)1,858(2)12,052(4)5,956(4)6,850(4)1,698(2)3,180(2)5,010(4)1,385(2)3,465(2)1,747(2)1,258(2)4,585 (4)25,195(6)5,678(2)2,931 (2)6,548(4)3 *mi fpS3,258(2)rycA (o\2,385 (2)5,088(2)570

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR UNITED STATES SENATORCOUNTYEmarmel . __ . .. . ..Evans —— _ ———— . ...TPftTcnlnFayette.. _______ ...Floyd—... __ — ......Forsyth .................•BVftnkllTiFulton.... _ ...........Gllmei __________Glascock. ___ .... —— .Glynn —— .. ............Gordon_ ____ .......Grady. ___ ———— ..Greene. ........... ......Gwlnnett ___ .. — ..Habersham _ ———— ....Hall.... ......... ........Hancock ____ ———— ..Haralson... . ......——..Harris- ———————Hart _____ —— . — „Heard _ — _ ————— ..Henry . .................Houston.- __ — — ..Irwln.. — . —————— ..Jackson _____ .......Jasper.... __ ———— ..Jeff Davis... ————— „Jefferson _____ .____Jenklns ......-.---.-.Johnson—— ———— ..Jones ______ .......Lamar........ — . —— ..Larder.. ______ ....Laurens. .......„- — ..Lee .....................Liberty.— _____ .....Lincoln —— .... ———— „Long ——................Lowndes.. _ ...........T.iimpldnMacon _________Madison _ __ ...Marion ____ , ........McDuffie. ________ .Mclntosh.- ____ —— ..Meriwether ______ ..Miller .. __ , _____ .Mitchell ________ „Monroe ........_..__.....Montgomery. ___ - —Morgan __________POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTERichard B. Russell4,8652,2272,2032,25112,7192,7265,21074,8232,6951,0836,4334,4053,9473,0878,3594,3198,9361,7784,3892,0803,9482,2013,9482,7533,5104,7751,6992,5753,3582,1833,1472,0112,5741,6548,6338232,1701,6671,9337,1832,2732,4283,3851,1592,406[4)2)2)2)6)2)(2)(6)(2);2)(4)2)2)I!:4)2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2):»)(2)!S!I![2)[2).4),2)!li1,6241 2)4,680 4)1,871 2)4,870 4)2,647 2)2,719 ( 2)2,543 ( 2)571

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR UNITED STATES SENATORCOUNTYMurray.. ................Musoogee ————.—Newton _................Oconee.. ................Oglethorpe —„...-——Faulting- — — — — —Peach _ _._._————Pickens _...—.———Pierce— ......... .......Pike... __ .. —————— -Polk......... . ————— -PulasM ___ - ———— -Putnam. —————————Rabun.. ................Randolph ...............Richmond ———————ID r\r*\F A o 1 aRf*"hlftT7Q r»TO VA*nSeminole. ————————Spalding —————————Stephens —————————Stewart.. ————————Sumter.. —————————Talbot— — — — — -T'fi 1 \ fl_f ftl*TrtTattnalL. —— . —Taylor ..... -------- .TalfnlrTfttTftllThomas .................Tilt.....— —————— -Toombs —————————TVinmoTreutlen ....._..........Troup .._——-———Turner _ ...............Twiggs. .................Union ...................Upson _ ................WallrorWalton _ ——————— „Ware _ .................Warren. ......... ..—....Washington ————— ....Wayne _ ................Webster _____ . ......Wheeler- — . ——— . — „White... — .... — - _ .Whitlield ________ .Wilcox. _________ .POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTERichard B. Russell2,6111 2)14,62614,7422,158 12,459 2)4,1181,924(2,2793,0423,783(2,4856,6744,7794,4789691,7417,6212,1691,7721,8875,6085,3135,4287,1171,2354,2604,0158191,9462,1687,2782,967I1,8706,045 I1,854( 2) (Win. O. Lankford 801,662( 2) Votes)759 ( 2)2,251 2)2,10714,0172,160 ?900 23,384 22,063 g6,9638,105 2)1,4103,8011,1211,0764,6622,039 ( 1 2)2)4)8 2) (Wm. O. Lankford 382) Votes)j\2)I!2!2)4)8 2)§8 (2)572

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR UNITED STATES SENATORCOUNTYWilkes..... _______ .WIlMnson— .. _ ... _ .Worth __________Total Popular Vote......Total(TJnit Vote _ ....Number Counties .......POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTERichard B. Russell2,643(3)3,871(2)3 4R1 1 di703,048410159573

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR GOVERNORPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppling. —————Atkinson _ ———Bacon _ ————Baker ____ — —Baldwin.... ———Banks .........Barrow __ ......Bartow. .._..—„Ben Hill .........Berrien __ ———Bibb ______ ...Bleckley __ ———Brantley .........Brooks __ ......Bryan.... ....„_.Bulloch __ — ..Burke ___ ... —Butts.. _ .......Oalhoun _ ... —Camden _ .......Oandler —————Oarroll ___ ... ..Oatoosa.. ————Oharlton ._._—_.Chatham _ ......Ohattahoochee ...Ohattooga.. ......Oherokee _ ———Olarke....... .....Olay ____ ...„Clayton ..........OUnch ___ ..— .Oobb.. ___ — .-Coffee.... __ ....Oolqultt— . ......Columbia ————Cook. ____ .....OowetaCrawford __ .. —Crisp ____ .._..Dade. ............Dawson __ ......Decatur _ .......DeKalb _ .. .....Dodge ___ —— ..Dooly ___ .....Dougherty .. _ .Douglas __ ......Early ____ ——Echols. ____ ...F.fflngTiam.. ...HokeO'Kelley32189636191031353615161228478402997191851921562331124209126111285409338064825421291214227983344569955316JoeRabun13101137331131267866170797117291450228142149571630116936221229956586805Herman E.Talmadge2,605(2)1,305(2)2,050 (2)723 (2)2,465 (4)1,386(2)2,176(2)2,681 (4)1,701(2)2,068(2)9,0421,936(2)1,016(2)1,581 (2)1,138(2)3,109(4)1,456 4)1,382 2)801 2)889 2)1,279(2)3,756(4)1,116718 (2)18,617(6)167 (2)2,3002,856(2)2,376579 (2)2,493 (2)8225,1593,582(4)3,966(4)1,137(2)1,795(2)1,981993 (2)1,938(2)410901 (2)2,631 (4)8,7593,449(2)1,619(2)2,7381,691(2)1,872(2)481 (2)1,564(2)M. E.Thompson1,6461,1769171441,8927271,7862,6481,6071,4989,709(6)7228161,3197892,9021,3138825398689272,8771,184(2)52016,038472,594(2)1,4384,185(4)3421,309930 (2)5,958 (4)2,1332,8235271,2502,782 (4)3161,4401,234(2)3971,56914,572 (6)2,0841,1203,267 (4)1,4361,201260750HokeWillis23060871125119338261174818243321660333347633214682207411966384967460111336574

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR GOVERNORPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYHokeO'KelleyJoeRabunHerman E.TalmadgeM. E.ThompsonHokeWillisElbert ___ ...Emanuel —————Evans _ .--„-Fannin_ . - _ .Fayette . . . ....Floyd.. __ ....Forsyth. — . —Franklin - __Fulton „ . . ...Gilmer ........Glascock.. — .Glynn. —— .....Gordon— __ —Grady . —— ...Greene .........Gwlnnett... ......Habersham . ....HallHancock. ........Haralson .........Harris. __ - ...Hart.. .. —— ...Heard ___ ..-.Henry..... .......Houston _ .....Irwln ______ .Jackson —————Jasper. ..........Jeff Davls.. __ „Jefferson- ..... ..JenklTiR..... . .Johnson ————Jones ............XiainarT-ftninrLaurens..— . ——Lee..... _____ .Liberty ___ . ...Lincoln ........Long — .........Lowndes... . . .T.umplrl-nMacon ______ .Madison . . . ....Marion.. _ ....McDuffie.... .....Mclntosh— .....Meriwether ......MiUer. ... __ ...Mitchell _ ......Monroe ..........863623242828757542,541871782784632896197348333263666463678301733101519731677151540360682960204810119145369137112186771,0161620118810195641234128210561063516694610586884136621542,759 (2)2,893(4)1,143 (2)1,342(2)1,277(2)5,9321,871(2)3,053(2)25,1161,277828(2)1,5182,180 2)2,328 2)1,453 2)4.294(4)2,218(2)4,474 (4)879 (2)2,816(2)1,148(2)2,423(2)1,250(2)2,129 (2)1,608(2)2,011 (2)2,251989 (2)1,961(2)2,212(2)9612,065(2)1,200(2)1,312(2)5245,731 (4)586 (2)6971,137(2)8562,7971,353(2)1,625(2)2,108(2)867 (2)1,656(2)6072,620(4)1,349(2)3,032 (4)1,669 (2)2,1031,8079087929306,098(6)9481,97542,933 (6)1,380(2)2064,679 (4)2,0241,3681,4153,5451,8744,0947871,5249951,3948531,6241,0501,2432,376 (2)6536271,0471,339(2)8497751,1621,067(2)2,7271931,229(2)430891 (2)4,077 (4)8047401,101298612811 (2)1,8334561,59484732193261997112,284411213208273627138341859141614081875254350939147214134575

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR GOVERNORCOUNTYMontgomery. — . .Morgan .Hurray ——————Muscogee ———Newton..Oconee. —————Oglethorpe —— ..Paulding —————Peach... ————Pickens. ———— „Pierce _ ———— .Pike. __ - — ..Polk..... ———— ..PulasM ___ ...Futnam. ———— ..Qultman -------Rabun_- ———— ..Randolph ——— ..Richmond ———Rockdale ——— ..Schley _ ———— ..Screven —————Semlnole ——— ..Spalding --------Stephens. — — ..Stewart. ———— ..Sumter.. ———— ..Talbot— ———— „Taliaferro ——— ..Tattnall —————Taylor — —— ..Telfalr.. ———— ..Terrell ____ ...Thomas. ———— ..Tlit——————Toombs. ———— ..Towns.. ———— ..Treutlen ———— _.Troup _ ———— „Turner. —————Tnrlc^ffQUnion... — , — _.Upson... —————Walker ____ —Walton— ——— „Ware ____ . ....Warren _ — - — ..Washington ......Wayne ___ - ....Webster- ———— —Wheeler .._.......HokeO'Kelley985291362612720126233711451581925223271749199332549334711672326165619914625621704719371328222771264423145POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEJoeRabun12927612332523621043407964915515671021305312471061214437143142101111Herman E.Talmadge1,725(2)1,275(21,394(27,135(62,386 21,243 21,559 22,566 21,011 21,252(21,850(21,113 (2)2,7951,135(2)944(2)443(2)1,370(2)1,162(2)7,327 (6)1,368(2)481 (2)1,5791,343(2)2,6871,689(2)912 (2)1,972(4)594 (2)3912,326(2)1,408(2)3,399 (2)1,402(2)3,533 (4)2,555 (2)2,839 (2)4931,380(2)2,9231.518(2)1,302(2)1,332(2)2,794 (4)2,2643,000 2)3,600 4)915 22,599 42,104 2646 21,299 2M. E.Thompson8711,1241,1246,3762,0488528181,3158689541,0916712,808(4)8426572901,0688505,8698573901,654(2)6963,628(4)1,2744341,665496656 2)2,2876503569492,8121,7661,514555(23514,271 (6)6863908492,5672,824(4)2,0643,0912941,4421,772154486HokeWillis8181055261716362523361893717042389681260443523941663561391226091002576

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR GOVERNORPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWhite.... _ . _ .Whitfield.. _ ....Wilcox ______Wilkes............WllldnsonWorth ______Total PopularVoteTotal (Unit) Vote.Number CountiesHokeO'Kelley28982971274513,22600JoeRabun411104663,15000Herman E.Talmadge1,812(2)3,2121,864(2)1.418(2)2,004 (2)2,083 (4)357,865312130M. E.Thompson1,1253,927(4)9671,0757851,283312,0359829HokeWillis4221012654,96300577

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORCOUNTYAppling. . —— — ...Atklnson __ .... __ .Bacon _ ———— ___Baker „ ————— .. ....Baldwin ————— ...Banks.... —— .... ...Barrow .. ——— —— ..Bartow . ... —— _ ..Ben Hill. ......... ..Berrien . ————— ...Bibb—. _ . _ .........Bleckley. —————— ...Brantley .... —— — ...Brooks ————————— ..Bryan ......—......Bulloch... ——— .....Burke ——————— —Butts ___ .... ....Oalhoun... ——— ....Oamden — ———— ...Gaudier . ———— _Oarroll ———— .. .Oatoosa _ — ......Oharlton .. ——— .. ...Chatham —————— ..Ohattahoochee .. ......Chattooga. ——— .. ...Oherokee. ——— . . ...Clarke _____ ... ......Clay .. _ ——— .....Olayton. ———— . ...Clinch... ... ...........Cobb ...................Coffee. ___ — ......Oolquitt.. ———— .. __ .Columbia ___ . .......Cook __ .... — .......Coweta __ _ ........Orawford. .... ....Crisp .... — ...... ....Dade ________ .. ..Dawson . .. — ____ .Decatur __ .—........DeKalb. _ .. ____ ....Dodge __ -.-.-.. ........Dooly ..................Dougherty . ._„._...._.Douglas. —— .... ........Early ....................Echols .................F.fflngtiani.. ...BelmontDennis255153158811098388.2952402677891058716713148713521139215138373419732,49535222987051631575941244315637483513814587481283,1941251944232351145190POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTES. MarvinGriffin1,882(2)957 2)1,652(2)742 (2)2,525(4)1,177(2)1,967(2)2,650(4)1,598(2)1,660(28,307 (6)1,608(2)704(2)1,573(2)1,058(2)2,774(4)1,518(4)1,286 2)813 (2)701 (2)983 2)3,207(4)678 (2)443(2)17,922 (6)176 (2)1,784(2)2,402(2)2,588579 (2)2,102(2)786 2)5,392(4)3,036(4)3,718(4)1,070 2)1,219(2)2,098(4)906 (2)1,789(2)1,049(2)860(2)3,372 4)9,154(63,114(2)1,312(2)2,816(41,593(2)1,824(2)442 (2)1,556(2)Dr. L. N.Huff782402450561653855907684414561,2901942882681764951612761122733101,7894011752,9196710771787396712201,76174284199289896813581581122624,00048738274749228896142HenryPersons1,095728575701,5583931,1001,6001,0411,1388,1576694469215251,9371,0015592904764491,59748733612,430351,5797403,006 42727765943,4021,4041,9804077901,6763111,0481611998158,3401,6256851,951807845153524578

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORCOUNTYElbert. ______ . ....Emanuel... — .„-. — ..Evans ___ ———————FRTITlInFayette ___ ...... — ..Floyd.. _________Forsyth ______ -----Franklin _ ........ .....Fulton _______ .....Gllmer _____ .... — —Glascock— .............Glynn _______ .....Gorrlnn ...Grady . —————————Greene __ ------- — ..Gwlnnett. ————————Habersham.. ............Hall _ - -Hancock ————— ....Haralson ——— ........Harris. ____ -.-. ——Hart ___ — —— ... —Heard ———— . . . — .Henry ___ .—........Houston. __..-_._——._-Irwln ...................Jackson— ————————Jasper - ...... .......Jeff Davis ____ ......Jefferson _ — . .....Jenkins ————— .....Johnson _ .„.-- ..-.Jones.... —— ......LamarjAnler .. .. ....... ..Laurens ................Lee „ _ — .............Liberty. ——————— .Lincoln. ______ .....Long „ ———— .. .....Lowndes __ ...._......J-HmpldnMacon .................Madison ___ .........Marion _______ ....McDuffie ................Mclntosh.. _____ ...Meriwether ____ .-...Miller ..................Mitchell. _____ . __ -Monroe _ _____ ....BelmontDennis41922912294768731813026,655852637128018616945437865011728361222183232781553502041121641661356836711533343586365507133812102719110513959208155POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTES. MarvinGriffin2,629(22,684(4892(21,447(21,195 (25,329 (61,568(22,602 225,152(61,171(2755(2 )1,9142,060 22,419 21,365 24,012 41,846 24,439 4902 22,444 28532,254(2 )1,058(2 )1,797(2 )1,710(2 )1,780 2 )2,121 2898 21,574 22,186 28062,064(21,133(21,214(25155,917 4601(27351,006(2'842(22,691950 21,441(21,756(3646(21,414 2576(32,322 41,414(22,923 (41,538(2Dr. L. N.Huff7996761991171432,49237786816,472180715855034313401,1969571,4282956951585062684872103277848337324922924810315227637438108170911,02035018657183209162338112536158HenryPersons1,0971,1315165258043,5817021,27824,7299871483,306(4)1,1717439882,5158302,3233837771,095(2)8505981,3216579061,4124883846911,073 2)441675823680(21,8371171,131 2)2377352,744(4)5336326353923895011,7541541,010571579

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMontgomery — — ........Morgan _ .. ———— ......Murray .. ————— .. ....Muscogee ——————— ..Newton _...—— ........Oconee _ —————— ....Oglethorpe —————— ..Faulding. .——.„.....Peach ———————————T>\ pv art a*Ptarr¥*Pike ____ ——— — _ .Polk... _ ..... ——— ....PulaskL. ................Putnam. —————————Rabun. ———————— ..Randolph ..-—-— .-____Richmond —————— ...."D/V^lf H ftl ARpVilnvRpravftTiSeminole —————— ....Spaldlng —————— ....Stephens. ——————— ..Stewart ———————— ..Sumter . —————— ....Talbot . ——— - —— _ .Taliaferro ——————— ..TattnalL —————— ....Taylor ———————— ....Telfalr _ —————— _ .TerrelL. ——————— ....Thomas ——————— ....Tift ___ —————— _ .Toombs ——————— ....Towns ————————— ..Treutlen ———— . — ....Troup........ ———— ....Turner... —————— ....Tnrio'fl'flUnion.— — ... —— ...Upson.... ————— ...Walker __________Walton _ ... __ ... ...Ware. _ ........ __ ...Warren _________Washington. ...........Wayne ___ ......... ...Webster.. —— . ——— .Wheeler ................BelmontDennis1112852006561,40683112369549812077604361542014282615639151884438726133246437185479411537732119165316621935495205815634264332763031071S. MarvinGriffin1,388(2)1,102(2)1,000(2)5,4331,806(2)1,119 (2)1,288(2)2,108 2)913 2)1,109 2)1,765 2)1.110(2)2,314(4)1,043(2)867 (2)428 (2)939 (2)1,131(2)7,049(6)951 (2)445(2)1,434(2)1,568(2)2,4651,385(2)848 (2)1,840(4)2853622,226(2)1,208(2)2,871 (2)1,261(2)3,507 (4)2,421 (2)2,380(2)1,424(8)1,301(2)2,2401,299(2)1,271(2)1,045(2)2,585(4)2,182 (4)2,521 (2)2,928(4)883(2)2,510(4)1,869(2)622 (2)1,269 (2)Dr. L. N.Huff1972733041,529317204279727712593091231,397176107733811731,296225293461256096547022087033292270149689693584104901,740280672083817916221,23311341054755205HenryPersons7517448216,135(6)1,1956305546308554407445091,4677485032127056163,9304303921,2163373.142 (4)6574041,434822 (2)567 (2)1,6327433988321,8081,0691,0153372942,724(6)4223166292,3021,2001,3692,1421828901,060118322n580

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORCOUNTYWhite... ________ .WhltfieldL. ..............Wiloox............. ......Wllkes.... ...............Wllkinson ___ .... _ .Worth. _ ———————— .Total Popular VoteTotal (Unit Vote........Number Counties.......BelmontDennis10881811615512912447,81200POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTE8. MarvinGriffin1,3213,36411,6611,4501,9021,822331,520370147311I!Dr. L. N.Huff2771,24128223816536089,61100HenryPersons7131,5617907195001,005206,3844012581

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC FRIMART HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERCOUNTYAppllng ———— „_.Atldnsrm .._ - _Bacon _ .........Baker ____ — ...Baldwin.... ......Banks ______Barrow ___ ——Bartow.... .......Ben Hill ..........Berrien __ ......Bibb........ —— -Bleckley. __ — .Brantley .........Brooks. ..........Bryan __ ........Bulloch ..........Burke.. ..........Butts __ — ——Oalhoun .........Camden __ .....Oandler _ .......Oarroll. ————— -Oatoosa __ .... —Oharlton.. ..._.—Chatham... _ ...Ohattahoochee —Ohattooga ........Oherokee __ ——Olarke.. ————— -Olay .............Olayton. _ ......Clinch _____ .-Cobb. _ . ___ ..Coffee..————Oolquitt ____ -Columbia — . ——Oook ______ ..Ooweta __ — ...Orawford .........Crisp ______ ..Dade __ .... ...Dawson ____ ..Decatur ___ ...DeKalb ..........Dodge _____ ..Dooly __ . __ ...Dougherty __ .DouglasEarly. ...........Echols.- ____ .EffingtiamOlennAlien9872974991337163655997046532312,5703773273575701,0594284051222312691,1463731836,42768(2)1,094905728858621843,0186791,13091493965157688148507(2)4704,0501,06753279665550258417POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEJohn D.Elliott403187359653001906253874011221,8382791162871845272052121291921977342121163,483224446221,940(4)585231981,35851066890255715873562541194781,98035326049131330348150ClarkGaines489351392332 (2)1,515 (4)540(2)7802,000(4)7212762,7454744544362071,1261,068(4)4594032903101,610748 2)994,595601,661 2)1,075(2)1,425450(2)5932582,1051,670(4)9891,165(2)234731457 (2)748832(2)2436468,7801,1916111,03375164736979 (2)A. J.Hartley654230360816203195433374361522,2002541754621641,102199235992192997891502087,744193554227751344411739615461,347561657623403131151154992,6821,1171941,05439536694200Perry T.Knight1,319(2)926(2912 (2)2371,0314171,262 21,5651,028(2)2,736(2)7,996 (6)1,036(2)495 (2)1,293(2)683 (2)2,052(4)827866 2)461 2)711 2)488 2)2,355(4)362356 (2)12,8 0(6)381,0287681,7591601,192(2)759 (2)3,404(4)1,6622,830(41851,835(21,706 42491,069(21741402,283(411,345 (6)1,243(2893 (2)2,025 (4)798 (2)1,060(2)536 (2)534582

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERCOUNTYElbert . .........Emanuel ____.Evans ...........TTftTinlnTTft wftttAFloyd__ ___....Forsyth ..........Fran^HnFulton ..........Gilmer... _.....Glasoock .........Glynn ——————Gordon —........Grady. —————fllwWl AGwlnnett ———Habersham ———Hall. ...........Hancock ___...Haralson .........Harris.. ..........Hart- ............Heard .._._...—.Henry ...........Houston .........Irwln __.......Jackson.. ————TdQTlAl*Jeff Davls... —..Jefferson _.......JenVtaa ....Johnson .........Jones ____....TiftiTiaTLanler ............Laurens.... ——..Lee_... ————-Liberty _ ——„Lincoln ..........Long ...........Lowndes.. ——..Tilimpkln....Macon ____...Madison ____ .Marion ...........McDuffie. __...Mclntosh.. ——..Meriwether .......Miller.............Mitchell.. ___..Monroe ...........GlennAlien3039652491,589(2)3001,968709 2)95710,584832(2)2577456755913531,3957662,1102757228735394975983958519022764541,174(2)353858541840(2)691,69137166300268870492547271 (2)330185874118462487POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEJohn D.Elliott152570163412231,1575417146,80582705533173963149444208392233882902502035773192934901302782882972771333115762034136107170521263245510197197139554137328230ClarkOaines3,974(2)1,020671 (2)3753732,2815662,108(2)9,302677299(2)5651,286(2)829955 (2)1,7111,055(2)1,8904381,377(2)3732,551 (2)578 (2)999 (2)403407874471358682383938 (2)418222663,738(4)510 (2)261732 (2)276629586 (2)717 (2)1,156(2)2011,095(2)2568715391,220525A. J.Hartley123726138552732,45537323011,0751661091,1553413793538475521,3782123743191232073913326621,159 (2)1612443423343752294086949343890(2)77110597391165216146150250632185420209Perry T.Knight2461,296 (4)61098940(2)4,225(6)52483924,954 (63291722,969 (4)1,1161,413(2)6083,220 (4)9312,509 (4)523 (2)925745 (2)3053519531,119 (2)894(2)1,155554(2)495 (2)674873(2)266570 (2)7121,283 (2)1,684143488171849 2)4,244(4)355601435267242454 2)1,516 4)576 2)2,027(4)1,074(2)583

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERCOUNTYMontgomery.. ....Morgan ______Murray ____ ...Muscogee .... ...Newton ______Oconee ____Oglethorpe .......Paiilrilng...Peach ___ — ..Pickens ..........Pierce ____Pike.......— ....Polk..... .........Fulaski . ....Putnam...Qultman __ . ....Rabun ____ ...Randolph ——— ..Richmond ......Rockdale __ ....Schley __ .......Screven ..........Seminole ___ ...SpacingStephen8 .........Stewart ..........Sumter... —— ....Talbot—Tallaferro __ ...TattnalL. ——— —Taylor ..........Telfair _____ .TerreU... _ — ..Thomas .....___..Tift.. ............Toombs ..........Towns ___________TreutlenTroup -—.——-Turner ...........Twlggs.... —— ..Union ——————Upson ............Walker ____ ....Walton. ————— .Ware .............Warren.... — ....Washington —— .Wayne— ..........Webster ____ ...Wheeler ..........GlennAlien2422974032,1364213703519112405257094551,164398438603362131,395s?4142801,2664681124351821057623111,432(2)2528731,084845218921,610482115680(2)1,6801,16984497277737601191435POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEJohn D.Elliott1712611731,7533514492644481971462262517081832091181822601,2098179253123197727818139010541352227204258603406487486694634210713350963771062835312390174176ClarkQaines6486931,016(2)8,5691,095607(2)870 (2)674215672 (2)808(2)2761,027488300183 2897 2716 24,488 6523316 (2)794570 (2)8971,008(2)2641,013233626(2)940729 (2)874764(2)1,749569706379 (2)1,191(2)1,298403766 (2)4244331,342(4)1,532(2)1,360766 (2)1,370(4)878215 (2)250A. J.Hartley1971702189332511584074633291022742597421711061601961811,21713915244322077320513534919582523223293213685498429113719232761892478906394969778674662563301Perry T.Knight931 (2)797 (2)4104,765(6)2,543 (2)368335980(2)792 (2)333806486 (2)1,874(4)678 (2)522 (2)1494115123,117951 (2)194975 (2)5552,475 (4)775550 (2)1,496 4)360(2)1451,922 2)5276346722,483 (4)1,607(2)1,366(2)1692462,462(6)701 (2)5073591,827(4)1,0991,4742,733 (4)2178411,179(3)199479 (2)584

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWhite ———————WhittielcL. ___ .Wllcox. _ ... __ .Wilkes... . ....... .Willdnson ........Worth..— — ....Total PopularVote.. __ .. — .Total (Unit Vote.Number CountiesOlennAlien711 (2)1,189676330492386116,8402211John D.Elliott15866930115518428968,04641ClarkGaines6023,051 (4)4461,364(2)1,220(2)805153,48913859A. J.Hartley27852448321923840084,16942Perry T.Knight6141,394935 (2)4495401,336(4)216,73724286585

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYFOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERFOR JUDGE-COURT OF APPEALAppling. ———— -AtMnson. ———— -"Ro/b-ftrBaldwin — — — .Banks ............Barrow ...........Bartow ...........BenHlU ———— -TOoTH AHBibb.. ........ —•RlonVlevBrantley ___--.—Brooks .— — — —Bryan ——————Bulloch ..........Burke ...........Butts ............Calhoun ...— —Oamden —————Candler ..........Oarroll ._———.Oatoosa —————Oharlton .........Chatham „—.—_.Ohattahoochee ...Ohattooga ————Oherokee .........Olarke .__._——_.Clay... ...........Olayton ..........Clinch- ————— -Oobb..— .........Coffee ...........Oolqultt ——— .. ...Columbia _.„....Cook.. ._—_.--..Ooweta ...........Orawford .........Crisp.. ...........Dade —— .......Dawson —————Decatur ..........DeKalb— ........Dodge. ...........Dooly- .——.---Dougherty _....„Douglas — ———Early.. „—....—Royal K.Mann1,293496908475 (2)1,0026088421,5491,0027914,052632707 (2)8744511,464683507383266330907820 (2)2588,251941,8271,3281,4552871,1543823,2481,4491,763970 (2)6311,459489978939(2)450(2)8036,0881,9845621,342808824James A.Perry1,8871,0011,1822852,8819042,6442,8371,6192,09510,1001,4036391,4381,0553,1241,5361,0906711,122857 (2,48076151123,6411091,9312,0244,2124291,7939565,95812,864 (3,6485271,477(2,091595 (1,738 (3253862,916([«)[2)(2)4)2)3 2)2)to(2)2)?2)r>\112)3 4)2)f2)4)14, 119 (2,066 ( Ii1.18413,328 ( 31,217(1,652(fjHugh W.Striplin743448427804783684077016205863,0273883345273431,2394796181402£24103,361(4)2321873,42034697768889907192571,8337171,275848371,354200479962036993,6398537087711,023422AugustusM. Roan1,2926747263992,322 43361,7191,3661,623 (21,1504,9238345718636972,2331,1298563705865692,70948526811,236981,1131,3222,0673931,858 2)4673,9002,816(4)2,233897 (2)9272,0716211,1472324752,02211,6412,0979632,0101,1701,020J. M. C.Townsenc2,566(2)1,266 2'1,808(2;434(2]1,8491,153(22,060(23,855(41,5662,315(2)12,571(6]1,486(2)992 (2)1,983(21,103(23,531(41,527 41,330 2797 21,062 21,013 2)3,984(4)1,454 2)701 (2)23,976 6)111 2)3,372 2)2,770 2)4,337 4)419 2)1,8501,122(2)7,226 42,1874,329(4)6272,017(2)2,768 4641 21,964 21,431 2589 2)2,381 4)12,294 6)2,793 2)1,419 2)3,357 4)1,842 2)1,829 2)586

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYFOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERFOR JUDGE-COURT OF APPEALSEchols_——.Effingham...Elbert__...Emanuel——.Evans—— -.Fannin .....Fayette. —.FloycL . —.Forsyth——.Franklin.....Fulton.......Qllmer ——.Glascock.—.Glynn ———.Gordon———.Grady———.Greene.......Gwlnnett—.Habersham ..Hall———-Hancock.....Haralson —.Harris———-Hart..——. .-Heard..——.Henry ———.Houston..—Irwin ........Jackson..——Jasper.———Jeff Davls—.Jefferson——Jenklns...—Johnson——Jones————Lamar...._..Lanier_....Laurens———Lee ..........Liberty.......Lincoln__..Long. .......Lowndes— .Lumpkln_...Macon ———Madison ——Marion ——McDuffle—-Mclntosh —Royal K.Mann2431,290(3)1.5111,4204461,445(2)5923,089973 (2)1,32413,5184672801,0181,2099466161,5118942,7965541,991 (2)7651,2502311,514(1)6381,1611,2916508156804981,346(2)893(2)7753714,128(4)2153353334991,649699906874344959 2)243James A.Perry348(2)8033,244 (23,433(41,041(25221,215(2)6,788 (6)9263,418 (2)37,331(6)981 (2)407(24,3071,936(21,9551,486(25,4181,982(24,641 (4897(21,246801(2)1,733(2)3601,5141,5511,1732,4268349581,2521,2128027272)1,399(2)1,019(2)3,1394561,4597449384,0619121,0001,286535(2790754(2)Hugh W.Striplin1432139297073281863402,2296891,0909,0693592317005897694531,2437951,2892429395706771,407(2)5283828318991364171,2385005082763331861,019902042552451,17.,36tf322725301350248AugustusM. Roan2881,342(2)1,7611,7095212391,0252,9969312,02821,8015784121,5701,5301,1699373,4551,3393,1376621,7297791,5628181,820(2)8171,632(2)2,037869 (2)7491,5657591,373(2)7381,1723632,742396 (2)3655735292,0436841,0291,253451701330J. M. C.Townsend446(2)9572,915 (2)2,794(4)1,896 1,269(2) -1,0719,0331,8863,79837,0371,2954754,4542,4562,5321,6394,6062,3295,5751,0011,8921,2962,0401,187(2)1,7421,704(2)1,4792,545(2)7291,364 2)1,5671,4691,2831.090(2)1,299(2)1,179(2)4,943 (4)3111,635(2652(21,136(24,7711,3091,1741,6315761,173988 (2)587

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYFOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERFOR JUDGE-COURT OF APPEALSMeriwether. ———Miller __ ......MitchelL. ........Monroe __ .......Montgomery- ——Morgan —————Murray .....——Muscogee —————Newton.. .........Ooonee.... .......Oglethorpe .......Faulding ————Peach __ ........Pickens ..........Pierce ............Pike.. ___ —— .Polk.. __ ——— -"PiilnelriPutnam __._——Rabun ——————Randolph ........Richmond ————Rockdale ————Schley ——————Bcreven.. ........Seminole ————Spalding. ........Stephens. ————Stewart ..........Sumter.. .........Talbot _ ———— -Taliaferro ........TattnftiiTaylor— .. ........Telfair __ .. ——TVairfll 1Thomas.. ........Tilt. ___ .. —— -Toombs —————TVtnmQTreutlen. ........Troup. ......——Turner ——————• 1 '111 | fftfOUnion.... ........Upson _ ————TS7nlVftTWalton _ ........Royal K.Mann2,128(4)4211,2646538655997674,8691,2226795751,281587855(2)690909 (2)2,589(4)4534932015376695,263 (6)623532 (2)709725 (2)2,1566283891,3803641971,754(2)7961,665(2)5822,0599901,4291862141,6817063092921,7821,5171,324James A.Perry1,844817 2)2,430 4)1,467 2)952 2)1,087(2)980(2)6,323 (6)2,856(21,039(21,250 21,452 2964 26661,666(2)5902,2651,205 (2)861 (2)309(2)1,036(2)971 (2)5,2511,258(2)2861,818(2)7083,356 (4)1,697(2)647(2)1,863(4)582 (2)621 (2)1,546976 (2)1,3901,330(2)3,305(4)2,552(2)1,857(2)473 (2)1,324(2)3,906(6)1,186(2)1,146(2)1,175(2)2,653(4)2,698(4)3,023 (2)Hugh W.Striplin5682767924043053963802,0315712833708752542674452478003532131704262151,110275595834229094571994641391617742544522741,0556865742331441,672324218500886657702AugustusM. Roan1,9285471,4391,1845798205854,4922,1908631,0331,422769721855998 (2)1,6207396652349248634,3959523121,1067233,609(41,1655931,4263752741,1179602,433 (2)8562,3191,4831,3272531,133 (2)2,658885907 (2)5982,4371,4572,065J. M. C.Townsend2,337 (4754(22,963 41,294 21,456 21,309 21,788(28,413 (62,397(2977(21,111(22,019(21,065(21,118(21.968(27364,022 41,163 836 2( 2438 211,156 2)977 2]6,601 (6)1,185(2)522 (2)1,953(2)1,242(2)2,6691,610(2)617(22,095 (4696 (2679(22,620(2)1,053(2;9601,292(2)3,968(4)2,662(2)2,398(2)614 (2)3994,518(6)1,308(2)6671,212(2)2,788(4)3,550(4)2,777 (2)588

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYFOR PUBLIC SERVICECOMMISSIONERFOR JUDGE-COURT OF APPEALSWare ..........Warren —————Washington. — .Wayne .. .........Webster „ — .Wheeler __ . —White ...... — .WhltflelcL... — .Wllcox ___ — „Wllkes ........ -WllMnson.Worth ____ — „Total PopularVote ...........Total (Unit) VoteNumber CountiesRoyal K.Mann1,598714 (2)1,682865326816 (2)6072,2861,315(2)5381,176(2)717189,1586527JJames A.Perry3,950(4)3351,800(4)1,992(2)342(2)5801,265(2)3,480(4)1,0921,563(2)1,0992,050 (4)341,568339129JHugh W.Striplin1,067985308271201994561,084367415394469106,83162AugustusM. Roan1,913750(22,107(4)1,3163827038021,7951,1981,0251,1351,355240,5734418J. M. C.Townsend4,780(4)3461,7582,340(2)390(2)926 (2)1,545(2)5,140(4)1,497 2)1,396 2)1,496 2)1,854 4)389,105366141589

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYFOR JUDGECOURT OFAPPEALSFOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICESUPREME COURTJule W.FeltonWilliam Y.AtkinsonJ. H.HawkingJoeQuillianAppling —————— -Atkinson .............Bacon .——— ——...Baker ... — .......Baldwin— —....——Banks ————— .......Barrow..———— .......Bartow __._-.—-——Ben Hill.—-——....Berrien —————————Bibb—.—-—————-Bleckley.————————-Brantley— ...........Brooks——————Bryan ..——————BuUoch.—————- -Burke.—————————-Butts. .————————-Oalhoun————————-Camden ———————Oandler————————-Carroll—————————-Oatoosa—————————Onarlton————————Chatham————————Onattahoocb.ee ———.Ohattooga———————Oherokee—————-x——Olarke .——— —— --Olay ....„—-——— -Clayton................Clinch ... — ———Oobb..__... -————-Coffee__._————Oolquitt--.———————Columbia————————Cook._————.——-Ooweta ................Orawford————————Crisp.——————————Dade _...............Dawson................Decatur................DeKalb_——..........Dodge. ................Dooly_—..............Dougherty———————Douglas.——————4,334 (2)3,007 (2)3,045(2)884(2)4,625(4)3,235(2)4,076 (2)5,574(4)3,493(2)3,633(2)19,012(6)2,723(2)1,829(2)3,011 (2)3,058(3)6,212(4)2,909 42,411 (2)1,422 2)1,864 2)2,290 2)6,888 4)2,355 (2)1,257(2)37,366 (6)216 (2)5,232(2)4,603(2)6,937(4)957 (2)4,035(2)1,843 2)13,028 4)5,762 4)6.791 4)1,681 2)3,167 2)5,010 4)1,316(2)3,402(2)1,661 2)1,171 2)4,564 4)25,135 6)5,626 2)2,896 2)6,533 4)3,350 2)4,346 (2)3,007 (3)3,050 (3)882(3)4,615(4)2,225(2)4,082 (25,580 (4)3,492(3)3,635 (2)19,013(6)3,723(2)1,836 2)3,009(3)3,057(3)6,2192,9142,4151,4151,862(2)2,287 (3)6,814 4)3,352 (2)1,261(2)37,225(6)217 (2)5,335 3)4,593(3)6,939(4)957 (2)4,027 (2)1,842(2)12,028(4)5,9496,7901,6893,1745,0101,3263,3831,6681.156.4,558(425,156(65,582 (22,899(26,513(43,352(2)1,9715651,425 2)2571,8206968083,1204)1,934(2)1,858(2)8,678(6)1,082832(2)1,526(3)7683,199(4)8451,110(3)730 (3)874 (2)815 (2)3,3051,193(3)559 (2)20,352(6)443,122(2)2,460 (2)3,9712942,147 (2)875(2)8,698(4)1,8474,249 (4)3251,3332,3564671,5875613193,14914,146 (6)2,1431,1593,130(4)3,089 (3)2,009 (2)1,633(2)1,055558 (2)2,222 (4)1,237(2)3,303 (2)2,0111,2981,5978,3061,363 (2)7501,3021,176(2)2,6341,900(4)1,0684637978023,408 (4)65148015,227169 (2)1,3891,9823,624(4)661 (2)1,5527212,9723,206(4)2,7351,234(2)1,579 (2)2,520 (4)832(2)1,6508218502,2709,6842,720 (2)1,296(2)2,2931,035590

iiiCONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYFOR JUDGECOURT OFAPPEALSFOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICESUPREME COURTEarly —————— .....Echols... —————————Effingham .....—......Elbert . .... —— .....Evans ——————— -.FfmnlnFayette _ .. .............Floyd .. —————— „Forsyth ——————— —FrMiMtnFulton .................Gilmer ................Glascock ..._.„. ..—_...Glynn . —————— ....Gordon- . ..............Grady . —— ——— ——frTflflYlftGwlnnett.. .............Habersham. ............Hall—..—— ———— ...Hancock —————————Haralson ................Harris ......—...—.—.Hart __ .__.——.—_Heard . ._.—..—......Henry __ .............Houston. ...............Irwln. ——————————Jackson —————————Jasper —————————Jeff Davis. ..............Jefferson . ............JenWn«.._.,Johnson —————————Jones _____ .........Lamar ___ . ___Lanler .. ................Laurens _ __...........Lee... _ ................Liberty.... ——————— .Lincoln. __ ............Long ...................Lowndes __ ...........Lumpkin . _ ...... _ . _Macon ——————————Madison __ .._._...—Marion.. ................Jule W.Felton3,258 2)752 ( 2)2,372( 2)5,040( 2)4,862 ( 4)2,184 ( 2)2,198( 2)2,236 2)12,575 6)2,726 2)5,143 2)68,487 62,554 21,052 26,310 44,139( 23,901( 2)3,064( 28,358 ( 4)4,253( 2)8,915 ( 4)1,610( 2)4,320( 22,220( 2)3,909( 2)2,094( 2)3,891 ( 2)2,732 ( 23,510 24,759 21,689 22,571 Z3,336 Z2,399 2)2,818 2)2,004 2)2,574 2)1,649 Z8,527 i815 Z2,1621,625 z1,786 2)7,1742,2342,37582)3,336(1.174 ( ZWilliam Y.Atkinson33,251756(22,367 05,037 !4,865 '2,184 2\i2,190 !2,226(2 i12, 566 «2,726 (25,105(268,791 «I5)2,566 21,046 26,342 414,134 23,868(23,056(28,356 (4 t4,243 h !8,910 (4 \1,757(20 4,297(2 i2,213(J I3,803(22,114(2 !3,966(2 ') i2,739 £A3,492 I4,758 2 )1,685 22,584 23,307 22,406 22,731 21,995 22,574(21,643(28,496 (4817 22,138 21,625 21,908 27,179(42,220(2!)\2,408 2\3,265 (2\1,173(2J. H.Hawking1,623(2)'3258392,671(2)2,2178337611,276(2)8,968 (6)1,849(2)2,27636,302 6)1,469 2)486 2)3,605 42,745 (2)2,225(29963,1011,3523,1938401,879 21,082(21,992(2)9811,7701,1371,3201,5345821,0631,1911,395(2)1,2669501,567(2)6134,691(4)3291,451(2)6531,203(2)3,496(4)7298621,240481JoeQuillian1,305410 (2)1,456(2)2,0222,368(4)993 2)1,430(2)8562,9271,0092,605(2)21,8809074502,4931,0451,4141,602(2)5,063(4)2,371(2)5,619(4)855 (2)1,7251,0231,6841,115(2)1,844(2)1,454(2)1,858 2)3,170(2)1,044(2)1,159(2)2,018(2)8861,465(2)976 (2)960947 (2)3,567447(2)498745 (2)5033,3511,333 2)1,372(2)1,708(2)604 2)591

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948POPULAR AND (UNIT VOTECOUNTYFOR JUDGECOURT OFAPPEALSFOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICESUPREME COURTMcDuffle._.Mclntosb——.Meriwether..Miller————.Mitchell--—Monroe_—,Montgomery.Morgan———Murray———Muscogee—Newton_....Oconee..——Oglethorpe..Paulding——Peachr......Plckens.....Pierce....—Pike___-Polk...——PulaskL.....Putnam_._Quitman....Rabun———Randolph—Richmond—Rockdale—-Schley_.....Screven——Seminole——Spaldlng——Stephens....Stewart——Sumter_....Talbot_.....Taliaferro...Tattnall——Taylor_....Telfair__-.TerrelL......Thomas.——Tift .....—Toombs__.Towns......Treutlen....Troup....—Turner_...Twiggs......Union.......Jule W.Felton2,347(2)1,510(2)4,659(4)1,740(2)4,762 (4)2,640(2)2,629(2)2,551(2)2,543 (2)14,626(6)4,749 (2)2,127(2)2,4333,9601,9292,1083,041 (2)1,853 2)5,357 4)2,024 2)1,644 2)758 2)2,520(2)2,081(2)14,017 (6)2,371 (2)899(2)3,32212,05316,95913,10111,3953,7981,1161,068(2'4,662(2'2,102(2!3,638(2'2,476(26,683(4;4,669(24,4161,0231,7387,5902,168 2)1,735 2)2,021 2)William Y.Atkingon2,348(2)1,502(2)4,626(4)1,750(2)4,753 (4)2,643(2)2,629 (2)2,557(2)2,552(2)14,626(6)4,753 2)2,111 2)2,419 2)3,950 2)1,915(2)2,108(23,042(21,842(25,361 (42,029 (21,6357532,455 V-72,082 3)14,017 (6) . .2,373 (2)896 (23,321 (2 !2,055 (2;6,957(4!3,107(21,400(2)3,790(4)1,111(8)1,070(2)4,662(2)2,090(2)3,260 2'2,461 26,673 4'4,634 2!4,391 2'1,027(2)1,736(2)7,580 (6)2,168(2)1,732(2)1,990(2)J. H.Hawkins953817(22,260(4)746 (2)2,620(4)1,365(2)8284401,310(2)7,334(6)2,847(2)6187732,403(2)8831,341(2)1,646(2)8393,475 (4)892765335(1)8026346,055 (6)9774101.948(2)1,035(2)3,804(4)1,3554462,599(4)4422422,1798239497553,327 (4)2,611 (2)1,8154744123,3871,115(2)6121,024(2)JoeQuillian1,027 2)4852,2427251,7731,1531,283 2)1,962(2)9365,7271,8121,345(2)1,436(2)1,118915 (2)7691,209905 2)1,9971,000 2)842(2]335 (1.1,257 2]1,263 2)5,0581,153 2)468 (2)1,2079412,6261,461 (2)839(2)1,100623(2)7472,4001,2192,5471,440(2)2,5851,6032,050 2)497 2)1,266 2)3,948 6)1,0931,087(2)941592

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRDHART HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYFOR JUDGECOURT OFAPPEALSFOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICESUPREME COURTUpson ——————————Walker __ - ______ .Walton— —— ..........Ware..... — . — ........Warren _ ... ______ .Washington —— ..... ...Wayne ___ . ............Webster _ ..............Wheeler .................White... ________ .Whitlield.— ............Wilcox. ___ . _____ .Wllkes.. .................Wilkinson...............Worth ...................Total Popular Vote ......Jule W.Felton5,569(5,28315,39416,9641,1854,1403,9548121,7462,4337,1422,9392,6542,7883,458693,1738 2)1!li2)1!2)8William Y.Atkinaon5,591 (5,2185,4016,8541,1784,0563,9397761,9282,4127,1942,9482,6442,7713,430692,5084)4)8 2)81!gSAQn24J. H.Hawkins2,881 (4)2,949 (4)1,8798,772 (4)3482,060(4)2,408 (2)2236669024,376 (4)1,682(2)1,2291,385 (2)1,820(4)338,484JoeQuillian2,4702,0008,218(2)3,002790(2)2,0121,344564(2)1,068(2)1,485(2)2,4431,1381,280(2)1,3041,438301,532Total (Unit) Vote410410217193Number Counties. ...„.15915974i84J593

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSFIRST DISTRICTBryan. ———————————Bulloch ___ ———————Burke __ — ———————dandier —————————OTifvttiftEfflngtmTi . . rEmanuel —————————Evans ____ ——————JenMns.-— ————————Liberty—... ———————Long. ————————————Mclntosh. ————————Montgomery ———————Screven _ .. ——————Tattnall— ————————Toombs ——————————Treutlen __ ——————Wheeler.. _ ———————Total Popular Vote ———Total (Unit) Vote ————Number Counties ————POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEPrince H. Preston2,070 (26,235(42,915(4)2,349(2)37,119 (6)2,377 (2)4,864(42,203(22,411 (22,174(21,952(21,514(2)2,651 (2)3,362(2)4,662(2)4,479 (2)1,741(2)1,945(2)87,0234618SECOND DISTRICTBaker ———————————Brooks ——————————Oolquittu— ————————Decatur —————————Dougherty .. ——————Early _ —————————Grady . ——————————Miller __ .— ——— —Mitchell. _ ... ————— -Seminole. —————————Thomas ___ ———————PTMf4-Worth ...........Total Popular Vote —— ..Total Unit) Vote.. —— ..•Number Counties ........E. E. Cox771 (2)2,045 (2)1,063(2)4,834(4)2,945(4)2,8622,230(2)2,865(2)1,389(2)3,998(4)1,522(2)4,726(4)2,980(2)2,300(4)36,5303613J. N. Peacock, Jr.1286803041,9131,3993,312(4)9959604407954221,8431,5971,10815,89641594

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSTHIRD DISTRICTBen Hill - .............Ohattahoochee ...........Clay . . __ ..............Orisp ____ —————— „Dodge __ ...............Dooly . ..................Harris..—— ..............Houston —————————T.OOMacon ___ ———— ^ ......Marion ...................Muscogee _ —————— ..Peach __ ...............PlllnalHQuitman . _ ..... ....Randolph ................Schley .__—————Stewart __ —————— ..Sumter.. ———————— ..Taylor _ ........— ......Terrell __ ——————— ..Turner _ ................Webster ————————— .WllOOX.—— . —— —— —— —— ——Total Popular Vote —— ..Total (Unit) Vote .........Number Counties ........FOURTH DISTRICTButts. ...———————Carroll __ —————— „Olayton ....„.....—_....Coweta ___ .. —— _ ...Fayette _ ———————— ..Heard.. ————————— „Henty __ —— - ————— —Lamar . ________Meriwether ——————— ..Newton __ ... ———— ....Pike..—— ...............Spirting.. ..Talbot_—— — ..... — .....Troup.... ———————— ..Upson.. ..__-.—.——_.Total Popular Vote... ....Total (Unit) Vote. _ . _ .Number Counties __ ....POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEStephen Pace3,493 (2)218 (2)963 (2)3,476(2)5,685(2)2 QPR (9\2,223 (2)2 74.1 f\A.5424A. Sidney Camp2,415(2)6 Q7JJ ASf\Aff o\45,010 4)2,245 2)2,130(2)QAQ /0\32 R74. (*>\4,665(4)rtoo (n\41,858(2)6,430 (4)I n n t9\7,623 (6)5,624(4)61,2314415595

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSFlfcTH DISTRICTDeKalb.. ————— . —— -Fulton. ............. —Rockdale.— ... — —Total Popular Vote. .....Total (Unit) Vote. ——— -Number Counties ........POPULAR AND UNIT VOTEJames C. W. C. Helen DouglasDavis Lowe Mankin15,151 (6) 1,663 8,43337,377(6) 5,130 28,7611,733(2) 166 41654,261 6,959 37,61014 0 0300SIXTH DISTRICTBaldwin ..................Bibb. ———————————*R1 oplfl AVOrawford —————————Glascock .................Hancock .................Jasper ...................Jefferson —————————Johnson .................Jones ....................Laurens. —————————Monroe. ———— —————Futnam. —————————T'nHo'D'BWashington ———————Wilkinson- ...————Total Popular Vote .......Total (Unit) Vote —— ....Number Counties .......SEVENTH DISTRICTBartow _ ................Catoosa ._—.————Ohattooga ................Oobb ___ ...............Dade _ _..—.--.—-----Floyd ———————————Gordon_ —————————Haralson ....———-—Murray ........————Fauldlng. .—————Polk. _ ———————— -TOalVarWhitfleld. .......———Total Popular Vote .......Total (Unit) Vote .........Number Counties. ......596Carl Vinson84,382 (19, 012 (2,7231,335 I!1,028 2)1,750 2)1,677 23,253 22,894( 21,936( 28,472 ( 42,637 21,622 2)1,725 2)4,170 4)2,784 2)61,4004216Henderson Lanham5,599 ( 1)2,365 3)5,28512,028 1)y>1,694 J)3,385 2)12,641 3106(Name not carried4,356 (! 2 on Ballot)2,580(! 33, 982(! I5,969 ' L5,334(< 07,201 (< 072,5254214

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSEIGHTH DISTRICTAppllng . .. —————— .Atkinson _ ————————Bacon _ ——————————Berrien.. —————————Brantley __ .. ——————Cam den _ ————————Charlton —————————Clinch ____ ————— —Coffee ____ —— — -Cook __ —————————Echols_- —————————Glynn _ ——— . —————Irwln _ —————————Jeff Davls —————————Lanler _ —————————Lowndes —————————Pierce ———————————Telfair— . __ ———Ware __ —————————Wayne... —————————Total Popular Vote ———Total (Unit) Vote..——.Number Counties ————John S.Gibson611856308522394510591 (2)3382.723(4)487178,4499266462156804667062,40173216,57862POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECountryJohnson1,6666458341,543(2)679651 (2)2614481,0081,626(2)466 (2)7091,1841,022(2)6053,0709201,889(2)1,6371,47922,342126W. M. (Don)Wheeler2,060(2)1,110(2)1,936(2)1,526787 (2)6073711,014(2)2,1339702123,119(4)1,238(2)958817 (2)3,329 (4)1,614(2)1,1352,967(4)1,695(2)29,5983012NINTH DISTRICTBarrow ——————————Cherokee —————————Dawson ——————————Forsyth.. —————————Gilmer ———————————Gwinnett —————————Habersham ———————Hall.....— — ..... — ...Jackson —————————Lumpkin.— .... _ . _ ....Pickens ..................Rabun ... .. —————— ..Stephens.. ————————Towns ...................Union.-. .......... .......White ____ ————— -Total Popular Vote. ......Total (Unit) Vote. — . ....Number Counties ————John S. Wood2,234 2)4,105 2)4,632 2)1,155 2)2,147 2)2,726 2)2,613 2)8,350 4)4,242 (2)8,934 (4)4,760 (2)2,273 (2)2,160(2)2,508 (2)3,111 (2)1,059(2)2,101 (2)2,401 (2)61,5114018597

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTETENTH DISTRICTOlarke.... — .... — ......Columbia _ — .- __ - _ -Elbert.. _ —— ... —— —TTrfvnVMn . . .Greene.. —————————Hart __ -————.-Lincoln. .................Madison „ ——— ........McDuflie. ___ . _ ......Morgan.. .................Oconee .. ———— . —— _.Oglethorpe ...............P.lfVhmnnd .Taliaferro ———————— ..Walton _ ———————— „Warren _____ .........Wilkes.. __ ...... __ ....Total Popular Vote .......Total (Unit) Vote. __ ....Number Counties ........Paul Brown6,935 4)1,689 2)5,040 2)5,207 2)3,072 2)3,923 (2)1,646(2)3,343(2)2,380(2)2,575 (2)2,139 2)2,434(2)14,017 (6)1,072(2)5,422 (2)1 231 (212,642(2)64,7674017

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALALAPAHA CIRCUITFOR JUDGEFOR SOLICITORGENERALAtWnsonBerrien _ ................Clinch __ . __Cook ___ .... —————Lanier _ —————— —Totals.. __ ———_Homer W.Nelson1,0021,1608432,3186225,945Edwin R.Smith1,5382,4689668281,0066,806EdwardParish1,0531,7195352,8706976,874BenT.Willoughby1,2721,8511,2672368795,505ALBANY CIRCUITFOR JUDGECarl E. CrowFOR SOLICITORGENERALMaston O'NealBaker.... ................Calhoun... _______ -Decatur.. ................Dougherty- ..............Grady __ ....————Mitchell __ . _ ———— -.Totals... _ — . —— .-8871,4124,5576,5363,9274,89322,2128991,4094,5666,5383,9194,87922,210ATLANTA CIRCUITFOR JUDGE (4 to be nominated)FOR SOLICITORGENERALBondAlmand73,414E. E.Andrews73,951Walter C.Hendriz73,951RalphPharr73,954DanDuke28,110PaulWebb39,427AUGUSTA CIRCUITBurke.......Columbia—Richmond...TotaL—FOR SOLICITOR GENERALGeorge Hams2,9141,69114,01718,622599

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALBLUE RIDGECIRCUITCherokee— ___ —— .-Oobb __ ...... ——— ..T?fVT»T\lYiForsytb. _ .—.——.—Gilmer _______ — ...Pickens _ ...............Totals. ...—...——HowellBiooke4,2344,3931,5762,0341,3611,52015,118FOR JUDGESam J.Welsch4087,3326238311,10572511,024FOR SOLICITORGENERALJas. T.Manning4,66112,0282,0872,7262,6262,23326,361BRUNSWICKCIRCUITAppttng. __.——..——Camden _ ...............Glynn _ .. ...............Jefl Davis.. ———————TK7«k«rnaTotaL..— — - —— -FOR SOLICITOR GENERALW. Glenn Thomas4,3651,8626,4892,5403,90419,160OHATTAHOOOHEECIRCUITOb.attahoocb.ee ...........Harris. .............—....Marion __ — .... .......Muscogee —————————Talbot ....... ———— —Taylor.. ————————— .Totals.. .... ---------OHEROKEE CIRCUITT5jiv4v\iirCatoosa... ...............Dade.. _.._..——.——Gordon ——————————Murray __ ...............Wbitlield...— .... .... ...Totals.. ..............FOR JUDGET. Hicks Fort2132,1891,15914,6261,0752,05321,315FOR JUDGEJ. H. PascbaU5,5862,3641,7334,2542,5677,23123,735FOR SOLICITORGENERALHubert Calhoun2182,2211,18114,6261,1222,12321,491FOR SOLICITORGENERALWarren Aiken5,5902,3671,7094,3202,5627,21423,762600

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALOOWETA CIRCUITCarroll ___________Ooweta. ..................Heard _______ - ......Meriwethei __ . _ - ......Troup _ ..... ——— _ ...Totals- ________ .FOR JUDGESamuel J.Boykin6,8495,0102,1734,6377,59626,264FOR SOLICITOR GENERALG. A. WrightHuddleston Lipford2,285 4,353782 4,104275 1,8533,062 1,3792,429 4,4778,833 16,166DUBLIN CIRCUITJohnson.. _ ........ _ .Lauiens — ... ———— ...Twiggs .__-_„—._—___-Totals.. ————— ...R. EarlCamp6673,5006364,703FOR JUDGEJ.RoyRowland2,4135,1181,0948,625FOR SOLICITORGENERALW.W.Larsen1,2414,8251,4507,516Rufus I.Stephens1,6453,7542395,638FLINT CIRCUITButts...— ..............Henry ———————————Lamar ...Monroe _ —— _ . _ . ....Totals. __ . ..........Harvey J.Kennedy1,3311,5181,3232734,445FOR JUDGE FOR SOLICITORGENERALFrank B. Ben B.Willingham Garland1,087 1,9342,344 2,2651,287 1,3172,324 1,7007,042 7,216CliffordSeay4711,4971,2588194,045GRIFFIN CIRCUITFayette ———————— ....Pike... _________ .SpaiiUng.... _ _ ... _ .Upson _ .......... ......Totals. __ . ..........FOR SOLICITOR GENERALJas. J. Flynt, Jr.1,4171,1123,9113,1779,617F. E. Strickland7627162,8672,2856,630601

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMAR7 HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALMAOON CIRCUITBibb.. ...... ____ . __ .Orawford ——————————Houston. _________Peach ___ .... — . —Total.-.— — ........FOR SOLICITOR GENERALChas. H. Garrett19,0121,3162,7491,93425,011MIDDLE CIRCUITOandler.— . —————— ..Emanuel _______ ...Jefferson....—.. ——— ..Toombs __ .... ———— ..Washington ..............TotaLFOR SOLICITOR GENERALW. H. Lanier2,3384,8653,3354,4584,24619,242NORTHERN CIRCUITElbert. _____ ... __IT-ATI kilnHart ——————— ....Madison - - -Oglethorpe ...............Totals. _ . ...... .FOR JUDGEClark R. HowardEdwards, Jr. Gordon3,316 1,7093,051 1,8572,658 1,2121,586 1,7411,425 97712,036 7,496FOR SOLICITORGENERALCareySkelton5,0795,1923,8523,3252,44319,891OOMULGEE CIRCUIT•RnldwlnGreene ——————————Hancock. ________________Jasper. ____ . ___ ...Jones ____________________Morgan _____ . _______Putnam __ — .„-.-.„.Wilklnson ——————— „TotaL. _ „ __ ______FOR SOLICITOR GENERALCarter S. Baldwin4,6303,0661,7491,6742,0172,5451,6352,84120,157602

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALOOONEE CIRCUITBleckley _________Dodge ___ ———— __ ..Montgomery ________Pulaski ________ ....Telfalr _________ ...Treutlen _________Wheeler ______ - ......Totals... .............OGEEOHEE OIROUITBulloch ______ .. ...F.ffinghfHllJenWns. __ ..... ......Screven... ————————Totals __ ..... r-. ..PATAULA CIRCUITClay .. __ —— .... .Early ___ — — .. .Miller ____ . . .......Quitman ... ———— .. . .Randolph.. ———— . .Bom1nr»]oTerrell _ .... ——— .... .Total __ —-—._._PIEDMONT OIRCUrrBanks ________ ..Barrow __ ... — .....Gwlnnett.-... —— ......Jackson..— ———— ....Totals.... ——— ......FOR JUDGEEschoJ Graham2,7235,5182,6282,0183,7021,7291,88720,205FOR JUDGEW. G. J. L.Neville Renfroe2,646 3,5231,505 836929 1,4391,244 2,0716,324 7,869Milton A.Carlton1,3572142,0241,0614,656FOR SOLICITORGENERALM. H. Boyer2,7235,5452,6361,9933,7151,7361,90820,256FOR SOLICITORGENERALFred T.Lanier2,7891652226093,785FOR SOLICITOR GENERALFOR JUDGEJ. C. Pratt2,2344,0528,3554,75519,396R. A. Patterson9633,2191,7027542,1002,0672,48313,288WaltonUsherFOR SOLICITORGENERALHope D. Stark2,2444,1158,3524,77619,4871,8171,9631261,5885,494603

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALROME CIRCUITChattooga. ________Floyd _________ . ....Walker.... ____ .„ . ...Totals ................FOR SOLICITOR GENERALE. J. Glower2,2203,8162,0468,082W. T. Maddox2,8718,6783,19714,746SOUTHERN OIROUITBrooks ...................Oolquitt __________Echols .. ______ — ..Lowndes. __ .... .......Thomas —— ... ...........TotaL. __ .. .........FOR SOLICITOR GENERALJ. B. Edwards3,0176,8237017,1756,66424,380SOUTHWE STERNOIROUITLee.............. ........Macon __ . ____ .. — ..Schley ........ —— . — ..Stewart —— . .............Sumter _ _ ____ . ......Webster... __ * ... ......Totals.. __ — .. ....FOR JUDGEW. M. Harper8062,4208091,4033,76381510,016FOR SOLICITORGENERALE. L. (Tic) Forrester8192,4358161,4113,75781810,056STONE MOUNTAINOIROUITFOR JUDGEFrankGuessFOR SOLICITOR GENERALRoy C.LeathersJ. B.McCurdyOlayton... ...............DeKalb ...................Newton.. .................Rockdale ..........——..4,04424,1124,7662,4012,15612,7482,9121,2481,57511,6201,7641,066Totals. __ .... —— ..36,32319,06416,025604

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1948FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALFOR JUDGEFOR SOLICITOR GENERALTTFTON CIRCUITW. C.ForehandC. W.MonkJno. T.FergusonJ. BowieGrayJoeL.HoustonIrwin _____ -. — .. ....Tift. __ ... _ — - __ .Turner __ ————— ....Worth— _ .. ———————2,4162,7751,2502,0439141,8411,0061,3988531,0565987801,4853,1429457169664186961,902Totals.... ———— . ...8,4845,1593,2876,2883,982TOOMBS OIROUITGlascock. —————————Lincoln _____ ..... ....McDuffie. __ — . ____ .Taliaferro.- —————— ...Warren.— ————————Wilkes. ....——. ___ .Totals.— —.-—..-..FOR JUDGEC. J. Ferryman1,0581,5792,3481,0681,2182,6439,914FOR SOLICITORGENERALJ. Cecil Davis1,0511,6392,3701,0681,2372,64910,014605

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 2, 1948PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION607

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTION NOVEBIBER 2, 1948PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORSCOUNTIESAppllng. _ . _ ——— .. ....Atkinson _________Bacon ____________BakerBaldwin....... — ... . ......Banks ____ . ..........Bartow . .Ben Hill . ............ . ..Berrien ————————— ..Bibb. ____ ———— .. __ .Bleckley.. —————— __ .Brantley ————————— ..Brooks __ ————— ......Bryan ..... ————— ......Bulloch __ ———— „ ......Burke __ —————— ......Butts __ .-Oalhoun __ ——— ........OamfleTi... . ....dandier. ——————— .. ....Oarroll ———————— . — ..Oatoosa _ ————— __ L ...Oharlton —— , ——— ......Ohattahoochee —— ........Ohattooga ————— ......Oherokee... —————— ....Olarke _ . ———— ........Olay _ .. ——————— ......Olayton ———————— .. ....Clinch— —————— .. _ .Cobb... _ ———— ___ .Coffee .. —————— .. __ .Oolquitt-..- ———— .-_-....nnlnmhia.-Cook. _ ————— ___ .Ooweta ————————— ....Crawford —————— ........Crisp ——————— .... ....Dade .......... —— ........Dawson ...Decatur —————— .... _ .DeKalb. __ .. — ____ .Dodge _ ————— ..........Dooly ——————— .. ......Dougherty — .... ..........Douglas ........ . .Early _ .. ———— ..........Echols ___ . .............F.f flngham . . . . . ..........Elbert —————— ..........FmftTUielEvans ..._...._._.._._..__._Fannin. ..............Fayette ——————— . — ..Dem.2,2689387852181,1325331.5542,3841,4381,7727,0115364fi39751,1472,0363579873QQ5525892,6711,05133910,864463,3961,2673,095OQK2,1921 0004,7663,1682,255ifid.1,1922,2143891 2251 d.ua6601,20910,8261.7255772,5171,3361,1103323471,6171,4369531,998825Repub. StatesRights289 63966 114104 3437 58559 39538 26155 34444n 203223 225107 2378 MS 3,83771 227224188 511135 472276 625107 1,02861 11936208 324125 290526 470268 21470 1595,966 6,8391 69362 187631 250707 4.Q739 33339 7571681 R9A 770309 653537 66459 836123 255219 20964 257221 524338 193786 42296 7575,758 2,845210 53222 51614 7681,019 98794 14882 258160 779152 350241 717118 3272,789 8254 263Pro Prohigressive bition5 6120600110810OQ131 956165 210024621012 4011102000112030210 1801170450441104116 13521460140497001013036421 284142108814121820141800608

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORSCOUNTIESFloyd_ . _ —————————Forsyth __ .. ——— . — ... .FranklinFulton .... —————— ...Gllmer _____ .... ____Glascock __ —————————Glynn _ ..................Gordon-. ...... ———„..Grady ___ ——————— ..Greene. .. .................Gwlnnett .. — . ———— ...Habersham ———————— .HaU _ .... .. ———— .... .TTfvnoook , . r .. .Haralson __ .. ..—......Harris. ——— .. ——————— .Hart.. ———— .............Heard . . ——— — .Henry. ———— ..........Houston.. . ——————— .Irwin. ___ ————— ...Jackson.. .................Jasper. __ .. ——— ....Jeff Davis.. ——————— ..Jefferson.. —— ——.—..Jenklns. _ ——— — ...Johnson . -- ——— .Jones — — — ...— .Lamar . __ _ .Lanler....... ———— — .Laurens ——— ————— .LeeLiberty.. .. ——— —— ..Lincoln ... —————— „Long. . —— ———..._Lowndes. . . —— —— ..T.umpldn •Macon _ _ ——————— .Madison .. ———————— .Marion ___ —————— ...McDuffie. _ .............Mclntosh. _ .. ———— ...Meriwether.. —————— ...Miller .... ........Mitchell... .... ——— .. _ .Monroe _ . ————— .. ...Montgomery ————— . .....Morgan —————————— .Murray. __ ————— .. ....Muscogee.. ———————— ..Newton ..._—.—_.......Oconee __ ———— .. ......Oglethorpe.. —————— ....Paulding ____ — .......Peach ____ -.—.... .....Pickens __ ———— „ ....Dem.5,2471,8131,03629,3181,2751232,4441,5231,5161,2132,8321,4773,0934412,2637591,3636701 4001,4379461,8665626115445956855889094862,325215820993371,8675476751,1602831824251,9677231,4538811,0481,1471,6535,9202,1135798199816421,239Eepub.1,68957313814,9761,203131,0903772449241336860611183113878772292041461458770137986710316492268361213225634142127624551233204321521691171156162,44324394623331661,255StatesRights6532521545,9805936599215741628247121244921945723887532134242562112152111,0312755034231911001,2112162695961511,448413792142121,260201237944573685201381471,802143254237139372225Pro Prohigressive bition17 531 210568 21213 20473274705120131004201051000104401050062132171803205011141041710034601921000101210551212111631547310000113609

RETURNS OF GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORSCOUNTIESDem.Repub.StatesRightsProgressiveProhibitionPierce ___ ...... ........Pike __ -_-...-_——— .Polk .... __ y— .. ____ .Pulaakl..... ...... _ ......Putnam. —— ..............Quitman— . ............Rabun ___ .... .....—..Randolph.. ................Richmond.. ————— .....Rockdale __ .. . ——— —Schley ____ — ...........Screven ..................Seminole __ . _ .........Spaldlng __ ...............Stephens ———————————Stewart ____ - _ —Sumter __ ————— ....Talbot _ .................Taliaferro .................Tattnall _ ——————— ..Taylor _ ——————————Telfair— — — — — — —Terrell _ ——————— - -Thomas . .................Tift.. .....— ....—.. .Toombs ————— — ...Towns .... .— —Treutlen ——— .......Troup. ——— ...........Turner ——— - ——— ...Twiggs ——— * -„————Union. ———————— ...Upson. ...... ......—...—WallrarWalton . ——— — — ....Ware.. ——— ———————TXTofWA-nWashington ................Wayne —————————— --Webster ...... ............Wheeler ....................White..... —— .... — -Whitfield.. —— ... ——— .WUcox. . — .. — - —Wilkes— — — — — — —Wilkinson — . _ — ——— —Worth __ —— . ————— .Totals..... - . ...........9083562,9185676098467475758,4501,8098578387223,4419122761,0185825041,0716387126081,4293,1581,1615164133,8967743591,4202,4323,4182,4402,6112561,1691,2771185604973,4197917715011,159254,6461087249164110191651341,52818643172105506278462569221216997510092563719330226536147521,274262980164655332041907939591,24975959612476,69149214227716113293542598,8141407450271671130265858135735673603392421,2958296566216731222401752934772621,37458522781172867262124734550021685,055301923322311000201210530085101401217360420009411131,63632100010235111630102151111015501720275132400500281012732Miscellaneous: Morgan Blake received 1 vote from Crisp County.Thomas received 3 votes from Decatur County.Norman610

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948UNITED STATES SENATORSUnitVote22242242z6222244222242262224222444224222246224222224222COUNTYAppling. ...........Atkinson ___....Bacon ____.......Baker ____.....BaldwinBanks ___.......Barrow.. ...........Bartow _____....Ben Hill.... _....Berrien _ —— ....Bibb ______—Bleckley ___ ......Brantley —————Brooks ——————Bryan __ .. ——— .,Bulloch-— — — ~Burke.. —————— -Butts. ___ —— .Oalhoun .........Candler .. ——— ..Oarroll __ ..... .—Catoosa ——————Oharlton. —-...—.Chatham _—....—.Ohattahoochee .....Chattooga ........Oherokee. — ....Olarke ——————Clay.....— .... — .Olayton ————— ..Clinch.————Oobb. ____ .. — ..Coffee — . — — —Oolquit ———— . .Columbia—.. —— ..Cook __ —— — .-Ooweta.. ..——..Orawford. ..........Crisp _ ————— „Dade. —— —— —Dawson ————— .Decatur ————— ..DeKalb. ____ — .DnrlffflDooly. —————— „Dougherty ———..Douglas . . ....Early _ —————..Echols ____...Eifingham..— — —Elbert _ —————„Emanuel ____..Evans _—.......Tannin ,COURTHOUSEBaxley _____ ..Pearson __ .. — ..Alma. .............Newton _____ ...Mllledgeville.. —— ..Homer. _ ..........Winder..— _.....Oartersville .. ——..Fitzgerald __—„NashvUle—— .......Macon _____ ....Cochran— — — —Nahunta ...........QuitmanPembroke ..........Statesboro —————Waynesboro ——— ..TQ ptoimMorgan ......—...Woodbine... —— ..Metter _ .....—..Carrollton. .........Ringgold ..—......Folks ton ...........Savannah. ————Ousseta ...„—....Summerville ..— ..Canton. .. .- ....Athens ...........Ft. Gaines _ . ....Jonesboro ——— ..Homerville . —— ..Marietta.. ———— ..Douglas —— .....Moultrie ..—...—..Appling ——— * ...AdeL—— ... _ ...Newnan . . ....Knoxville.. ——— .Cordele... ———— ..Trenton —————— .Dawsonville ——— .Bainbridge. ——— ..rio^o tin*EastmanVienna —————— ..Albany . __ . ....Douglas ville—Blakely _ .. ——— .Statenville .........Springfield _.......Elberton. —— .....Swainsboro —— ..Olaxton ............Blue Ridge ........Fayettevule... —— .611Russell*1,1181,1973791,8775811,8352,8571,9572,13110,8928137231,5511,8752,8891,4131,1615109448863,6071,42752019,575*4,8801,9023,7893573,3241,5866,2144,2823,5011,0241,5152,5426771,8961,8979212,38216,5462,365*3,416*1,2866101,2301,9782,1981,3692,2161,155Marshall000200000570000000000000317Others007000100000000003Arnall90000000000

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948UNITED STATES SENATORSUnitVote62262242224242222222222222222242222422222242422226222222COUNTYFloyd __ ..... ....Forsyth ———— —Franklin ——————Fulton ............Gilmer .... .......Glascock ..........Glynn .—.......—Gordon _ ... .......Grady _ .. — ——Or ftpT> ftGwlnnett ————TTa V^ATaVi Q mHaU ...... —Hancock... .......Haralson ...........Harris- .„...——Hart ..............Heard. —————— .Henry ....——--Houston ..........Irwln.. ...........Jackson.. ————ToGTlATJeff Davis.. ———Tof f OTOTITlJenklns. ——— —Johnson —— .—Jones . .. ......Lamar — ......—Lanler ———— - .Laurens. ...........T,nnLiberty. —————— -Lincoln -.———.Long —— - — -Lowndes ..........Macon .— — — —Madison.. ——— — .Marion ...———McDuflie... ——— .Mclntosh .........Meriwether .........Miller. _ .........Mitchell.- — ......Monroe ........—Montgomery ———Morgan.. ..........Murray .—_——_.Muscogee —————Newton _...........Oconee ___ —— ..Oglethorpe. ........Paiild'tig.. ..... .Peach —--—-.—.Pickens ___ ......COURTHOUSERome ____ —— .dimmingOarnesvllle __ -.Atlanta ___ —— .Ellijay ......Gibson __ . ......Brunswick- . —— .Oalhoun .....Cairo. . — — — .Greensboro. — ..Lawrence vllle —— ..fll ftrlf OQ vl 1 1 AGainesvllle .......Sparta — - .....Buchanan. ——Hartwell __ ——— .Franklin — — ..McDonough ....—.Perry — .—..—.Octlla.- .........Jefferson_ — ....Monticello. ——— .Louis vllle-.. ......Millen.D17-H frVt4~avillaGray. . .......Barnes vllle . — .Lakeland . ——Dublin .. — ..Leesburg ——— —HinesvUle. ....Lincolnton. .....Ludowici ._.——.Valdosta... . ... .Dahlonega.. ———Oglethorpe ——— .Danielsville ......Buena Vista . —— ..Thomson.. ........Greenville- . —— .Oolquitt.— . —— .Camilla- — _ ....Forsyth ___ —— .Mt. Vernon ........Madison .„..„...Chatsworth... — ..Columbus.. .......Oovington. ........WatklnsvlllB ________T^«ingtnTi..._.Dallas -----------Ft. Valley—... — ..Jasper. ___ .....612Russell6,776*2,61537,9981,6824993,5061,6201,8971,5593,6271 17403,8657433,0891,0751 4777791,7191,8801,0922,223833Q1Q1,6519021,2491,0331,2096703,3824671,1356055743,5536981,0331,3964991,434*2,289**1,3351,6761,3452,0559,4222,3858331,1161,3441,0542,241MarshallOthers000000000000100000000000000000000000000000 Sommers 10000000000

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948UNITED STATES SENATORSUnitVote2242222622224224222222422226222442424222242224COUNTYPierce— ————— _.Pike—. ______ .Polk..... ___ . _ .Pulaskl __ ——— ..Futnam . _Qnlt.mftnRabun —————— —Randolph __ — _.Richmond.. ——— ..Rockdale ...........Schley ___ —— ..Screven ————— ..Seminole ____ ...RpnlrilngStephens- ——— _.Stewart _ ———— ..Sumter —————— ..Talbot.. __ — ....Taliaferro.., —— ..Tattnall. ————— ..Taylor __ —— ....Telfair __ ........TerrelL..— ———— ..Thomas __ —— ....Tilt.——- — _ .Toombs __ — ....Towns _ ———— ..Treutlen ————— ..Troup ———————Turner _ ———— ..Union _____ - ....Upson _ ————— ..Walker.... —— ....Walton ___ — ....Ware... _ .........Warren .............WashingtonWayne.. ————— ..Webster _ .........Wheeler—————..White.. _____ .Whitfield ___ . ....Wilcox ..............Wilkes.... _____ .Wllkinson .........Worth ___ ......*«Totals. .......COURTHOUSEBlackshear .........Zebulon __ — ....CedartownHawMnsville .......Eatonton... .. —— —Georgetown ——— __Olayton ____Outhbert __ —— ..Augusta. _.__.._..Oonyers ____ ....EUaviUe _____ ...Sylvanla.. .......Donalsonville — ..Griffin.. _____ .Toccoa —————— —T.umplrin .Americus. ——————Talbotton. ———— ..OrawfordvUle — ..ReidsvUle __ .....Butler ___ —— ..McRae. ————— ..Dawson ...........Thomas ville ——— ..Tiftoiu- ————— „TT1awa«s««Soperton ————— ..LaGrange ..........Ashburn ————— ..Jefferson ville ......Blairsville _ —— ..Thomas ton ——— ..LaFayette . .Monroe... . ———— ..Waycross ———— ..Warrenton __ ______Sanders ville ——— ..Jesup— ————— ..Preston _ ... _ ...Alamo ..... ....Olevftltm

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTYAppling —————Atkinson ———Bacon_ —————Baker. —————Baldwin ———— -Banks. —————Barrow. —————Bartow.. ————Ben Hill.. —— -Berrien.. ———Bibb.—— —— -"D| Afilf 1 ftwBrantley. -------Brooks. —————Bryan— — ————Bulloch. ————Burke —————Butts __ ————Camden_ ———Oandler —————OarrolL —————Oatoosa —————Oharlton ————Chatham ————Chattahoochee_Ohattooga ———Cherokee ————Olarke.. ————Clay ——————Clayton. ————Clinch— ——— -Oobb... ——— .Coffee. —————Oolquitt ————Columbia ———Cook.— ————Ooweta —————Orawford ————Crisp— —————Dade ___ ———Dawson —————T"lof*fitnTDeKalb _ ———Dodge ——————Dooly ——————Dougherty. ——Douglas.. ———Early —————Echols.. ————Elbert ___ ——Emanuel ____Evans... ————FftnnlTiTalmadge3,1141,1081,1712771,7665681,8552,68601,91210,7497896681,5411,8692,8341,2821,1575059408863,4011,42751819,1951094,7951,8453,6173163,2071,5815,6844,1563,3031,0271,4412,3366771,8271,8979702,36014,4332,3541,3243,4161,3551,2866101,2181,9352,1681,3622,122GOVERNORBlake0102603455515106400564200126365009300205075154373044253171051790000211,099110033706392700Barfoot000020030000000000000000388000500000000000000000000000000Thompson00000000000000003000011000003110000050200010011600000000000LIEUTENANTGOVERNORGriffin3,1321,1161,1972791,8555801,9242,8002,0062,13110,9147657231,5811,8752,8871,4111,1615109448863,5941,42751819,9461094,8921,9003,6993573,3181,5866,1734,2493,4621,0281,5042,4896771,8921,8988872,38116,4392,3651,3483,4161,5311,2866101,2321,9772,1981,3692,133614

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTYFayette.. .......Floyd __ .......Forsytb _ —— ..Franklin.. — ....Fulton. . ......Gtlmer _ — — .Glascock .......Glynn ....—...Gordon _ —— ..Grady __ ......Greene ———— ..Gwlnnett ......Habersbam — ..HalL. ......-—Hancock. ..—...Haralson. .... ...Harris.. ——— ..Hart „ ........Heard... .— —Henry.. ........Houston. ..--—Irwin. _ —— ..Jackson ——— ..Jasper ———— ..Jeff Davis ......Jefferson ...—..Jenkins.. —— ..Johnson. —— ..Jones ————— ..LamarLanler ———— ..Laurens. —— ..LeeLiberty.. —— ..Lincoln _ —— ..Long ._.———.Lowndes ........Lumpkin. __ .Macon ———— ..Madison. _ —Marion. ———— ..McDuffie. —— ..Mclntosh —— ..Meriwetber. ....Miller __ —— ..MitchelL.— — .Monroe.. —— ..Montgomery — . .Murray ——— ..Muscogee ..—..Newton _ —— .Oconee _ —— ..Ogletborpe —— -Paulding- —— ..Talmadge1,0906,7382,6682,48234,4591,6424942,9611,4331,8931,4693,4671,6133,6487423,0899891,4707551,6771,8801,0702,1418338901,6195441,2471,0301,1576663,3824671,1086115743,5536611,0171,3854921,4306502,2408572,0041,3021,6481,3192,0449,0962,3388101,0571,315GOVERNORBlake41502502,3652702011658131401001550000534020644103601104001110610220253531020201491816200Barfoot0100165007800100000000000000000000000000000001000000010000Thompson010000012230100100003000000001000002000000001200040040010LIEUTENANTGOVERNORGriffin1,1506,7741,6922,52636,0161,6825003,4831,5791,9981,6053,6211,7353,8007443,0891,0741,4737731,7191,8801,0922,1338339401,6425441,2491,0311,2096703,3824671,1366165743,5536611,0311,3914691,4336552,2898582,0041,3351,6711,3452,0559,2522,3488371,1151,342615

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTYGOVERNORLIEUTENANTGOVERNORTalmadgeBlakeBarfootThompsonGriffinPeach ______Plckens _____Pierce... _ ——Pike ______Polk... ........Pulaskl ___ ..Putnam _____Qultman......--Rabun..... ——Randolph __Richmond.. —Rockdale ——— -Schley ___ —Screven . ———Seminole ___ ..Rpftlrtl-ng....Stephens. ———Stewart...— —Sumtei- __ ——Talbot. ___ ...Taliaferro.. . ... .TattnaU _ ——Taylor... ———Telfair. .........Terrell ___ ....Thomas... ......Tlft.. ...........Toombs. _ .....Towns.... ......Treutlen. .......Troup ..........Turner —————TSlHo'D'QUnion... .... ~.Upson ————— .Walker.. _ .....Walton... ——— .Ware— ...... —Warren.. _ .....Washington — —Wayne ____ ...Webster... ......Wheeler _ ......White—.....—Whitfield_. _ ..Wilcox. ____ .Wilkes.. ____ .WilMnson _ ...Worth _..........1,0262,2411,3917483,58176276734184988511,2801,3743561,3048965,2591,4775612,0367555691,5971,0191,1158882,9782,5641,8978986484,4471,1117871,5362,8923,9352,5143,8757702,0321,6762898536144,6811,0841,1078161,46625010042123000806005482614272602151105209103105006153367860232171037178234600000100000000000000000000000000000000000000019000000700000000000000001000100000020007031• o03000010001,0522,2411,4047563,69077879734184489311,3161,3893561,3239015,1001,2965752,0487875851,5991,0371,1278943,0392,6271,9109446534,6721,1197921,5363,0043,9842,5573,9947702,0911,6762908566924,9021,0811,1098241,476TotalUnacc. for.. ....354,712—18,017665324366,289354,711616

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948GOVERNORArnall..__._.___- 2Swock__________ 1J. Broone___——..... 1EdDanforth——————— 4Harry Sommers___— 1D. Talmadge Bowers..— 1John 8. Woods————— 1Eugene Cook.___—.. 1Pierce Harris..————— 1HokeO'Kelly._———— 3Ernest Rogers__....... 1JackTarver ...————— 1Wright Bryan—————— 1HokeWillis...—...__ 1James Russell —— '.—~ 1Roy Harris _______ . 1O. B. Kelly ......_._ 1Ralph McGlU.......—— 22Wilder._...______ 1McOoy_________... 1LIEUTENANT GOVERNORWm. J. Black._______ 1Henry Persons.._____ 9H. M. McLemore______ 1M. E. Thompson______ 4Pierce Harris———————.. 3Jack Lance———————— 5Ronald Chance....____ 7Ralph McGill.......__.. 1Dr. L. N. Huff..—........ 1GENERAL ELECTION CONSOLIDATED RETURNSNOVEMBER 2, 1948WRITE-IN VOTES—GOVERNORMorgan Blake___...8,017M. E. Thompson-—— 324Ellis Arnall_.......— 2J. Broone ______- 1Ralph MoQUl_........ 22Ed. Danforth..———— 4Harry Sommers__... 1D. Talmadge Bowers... 1JohnS. Woods__— 1Eugene Cook_———— 1Pierce Harris.————— 1Hoke O'Kelly..—...— 3Ernest Rogers.———— 1O. B. Kelly...————— 1JackTarver___—— 1Mrs. James L. Barfoot. 665Wright Bryan_____ 1HokeWillis...____. 1James Russell.———— 1Wilder.____.____ 1McOoy... ....____.. 1Roy Harris..—————— 1Swock________— 1WRITE-IN VOTES LIEUTENANTGOVERNORWilliam J. Black____ 1Henry Persons...——.. 9H. M. McLemore—.-..... 1M. E. Thompson—------- 4Fierce Harris—————.. 8Jack Lance_______ 5Ronald Chance._..... 7Ralph McGill..————.. 1Dr. L. N. Hull______ 1LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS. Marvin Griffin__366,289617

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERUnitVote22224224226222244222242262224222444224222246224222224222COUNTYAppllng .................Atkinson.. ——— ... .....Bacon _ —————— . .....Baker —————————— -Baldwin .................Banks.. .................Barrow .................Bartow .................Ben Hill— .... ... ... — .Berrien .................Bibb...—-—— —— -Bleckley ................Brantley ...............Brooks .................Bryan. ..................Bulloch.- ————— . .....Burke ———————Butts. —— ............Oamden. ————— . .....Dandier .................Oarroll ——————————Oatoosa —————————Oharlton— ———— . ——Chatham —— . ... ...Ohattahoochee ..........Ohattooga ————— . .....Oherokee ................OlorVoClay .. —— ....... —— .Olayton.. ————— . .....Clinch _ ————— . —— .Oobb.... ... ... .... ......OnffftflOolquit ................Columbia ————— . .....Cook. ..................Ooweta.. —————......Orawford. ...............Crisp.. ———————Dade __ —————......Dawson —————————Decatur... . ———— . .... .DeKalb ...............Dodge ______ .......Dooly __ ———— . .....Dougherty .............Douglas ... ....Early _ .... ....... ......Echols _____ . — ..Effingham. ———— . .....Elbert....... ..... .......Emanuel ______ . ...Evans _____ .... .....Ffl.nn.1n.. ....... -_.Fayette _______ .-..COURTHOUSEBaxley _____ .... ....Pearson.... ————— ..Alma .................Newton __ — .. ....Mlllertgevlllo ... ... ..Homer... ...............Winder ____ — ......Cartersville-. ————— ..Fitzgerald ....... ......Nashville.. —— . ——— „Macon __ —————— .Oochran... ————— ..Nahunta. ........ ......Quitman _ . _ , ...Pembroke ..............Statesboro.. ————— ..Waynesboro ————— ..Tn plf Q/W1Morgan __ ————— ..Woodbine ..............Matter——- ————— .Carrollton.. ————— ..Ringgold — — — —— —Folks ton _ ————— ..Savannah —————— ..Ousseta ................Summerville —— —— ..Canton. ————— ......Athens ___ .. — ......Ft. Gaines ————— „Jonesboro ..............Homerville _ —— ......Marietta.... ————— ..Douglas. ...............Moultrie __ —— . — ._AppllngAdel—— — . ————— ..Newnan . .....—.....Knoxville .._——_—..Oordele _ ———— . — ..Trenton _........ .......Dawsonville _ .........Bainbridge ———————Decatur .......— .-_...EastmanVienna...Albany . ______ ...Douglas ville.. .__......Blakely..—— . _ .......Staten ville ____ — ..Springfield.... .........Elberton _____ . ....Swainsboro ___ — ..Olaxton—— —— . .....Blue Ridge. .—...„.„Fayette ville ____ — ..618Knight3,1321,1101,1972791,8695721,9331,8852,0012,13010,9218137231,5491,8752,8891,4131,162510QAA8863,6271,42752019,8931094,8801,9013,7963573,2801,5866,2144,2443,5011,0281,5142,5426771,8861,7048012,38216,5612,3651,3443,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1341,154Perry3,1321,1071,1972791,8805721,9091,8852,0012,13110,9218137231,5491,8752,8891,4131,1625109448863,6271 4.9752019,9071094,8801 Qfrt3,7953573,2801,5866,2144,2443,5011,0281,5142,5426771,8961,7098012,38216,5612,3651,3443,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1341,154

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERUnitVote62262242224242222222222222242222422222242422226222222COUNTYFloyd ———————————Forsyth ____ —— . ——Franklin- ————— . ——Fulton __________Gilmer _ — . —— .. ——Glascock —————————Glynn _____ -_„_.-_..Gordon-.. ———— .. ——Grady .. —————————Greene ___-....__._._Gwlnnett- ————.. ——HabershamHaU. .__..—..._...Hancock ————————Haralson ————————Harns. . ————— .. ——Hart . ——————— . ——Heard... ——————— ,.Henry . —————————Houston —————————Irwln.. ——————————T ftolf QrtTlTlWOflTJeff Davis.. ——„_—T flf f flT Qfl YlJenkins. ———— ————Johnson ———— --------TnnflffLamar —————— ————Lanier. ——————————Laurens. ———— ————LeeLiberty—. ——— — _ ...Lincoln. —————————Long —————— ————Lowndes ————— ..„..Macon _ ————.._...Madison. —————.—„Marion —————————McDuffie. ———— —_—Mclntosh __...........Meriwether. —...-_-..Miller _____ . -.Mitchell. ———— -_—Monroe... ——.--._-..Montgomery ——... ——Morgan ___...........Murray.. —————------Muscogee.. ————.—..Newton __—..........Oconee ————...... ——Oglethorpe ———... ——Paulding ................Peach ___—..__...Pickens ————........COURTHOUSERome ________ ....fhimmlng .OarnesvUle. —.—._—Atlanta . . _ ..... r ,EUljay. ______ ......Glbson .................Brunswick __ —— ...DallinuiCairo.. ——.—-.._—Greensboro _ ———— ..Lawrence vllle-. —————Olarkesville ...........Galnes vllle __ ————Sparta ....._._......_..'RllfiVlRTlftTITTttmHtnn .HartwelL- ..............Franklin __ ———— ....McDonough. ———— ——Perry. ....... ..——....nptllaTftf f AFRTkTlMonttcello ————————Hazlehurst— ———— ....Louisville ———— ....Millen— - .. ............WrightsviUe ——————f-rWHTBarnesvllle ———————DubUn.. ————————T-fwthiirfFHines vllle ————————Lincolnton ——-_-.—Ludowicl ...............Valdosta. ..............Dahlonega _——.-.-..Oglethorpe ————— ....Daniels ville.. ——— ....Buena Vista. ——— ——Thomson ————————Darien .................Greenville- .............Oolquitt-. ..............Camilla .................Forsyth.- ..............Mt. Vernon ...........Madison ................Ohatsworth ............Columbus „..._.—....Oovlngton. .............WatklnsvlUe. ——— ....Lexington .............Dallas. ..-.„..-.—....Ft. Valley __ - — ....Jasper .................619Knight6,7762,6192,52836,0691,6825003,5321,6182,0371,5593,6271,7123,8007443,0891,0751,4737791,7191,8801,0922 1QQ8339401,6425441,2491,0311,2096703,3824671,1366065743,5536611,0321,3974991 43d6552,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2492,3868321,1181,3081,0552,241Perry6,7768,6192,52833,4351,6825003,5291,6222,0371,5593,6271,7123,8007443,0891,0751,4737791,7191,8801,0922,1338339401,6425441,2491,0311,2096703,3824671,1366065743,5536611,0321,3974991 4344552,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2492,3848321,1181,3081,0552,241

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONERUnitVote2242222262222422422222422622444422242224COUNTYPierce ——————————Pike.. ________ ....Polk. .. __ .... _ .....PulasW .. ..... .......'Plltnftm __ . r .-- ,.Quitman _ . __ . ___Rabun .................Randolph _ ————— ..Richmond.. .............Rockdale. ————————ctr>VilauScreven _ ..............Seminole —————————Spalding. ...............Stephens. ——— ........Stewart .................Sumter ................Talbot_. ................Taliaferro ...............TattnalL ...... _ .......Taylor _ ................Telfair... ———————— -TerrelL. —————————.Thomas —————————Tift.. _ ——————......Toombs _ ————————TVinmoTreutlen ................Troup. _...............Turner.. ................TSiricrcrqUnion ———————————Upson, ——————————WalVorWalton _ ————————Warren _ ———— , ........Washington ———— ....Wayne ——————————X7 A Vt fitATWheeler ................White.....— __ ......Whitfield— . ...........Wilcox..... ——— - —— .Wilkes... ____ ...._...WUktnaon......... —— -Worth ___ - _ — ——— .TotaL.. .............COURTHOUSEBlackshear.... .........Zebulon ____ ——Oedartown. __ ........HawklnsvUle. ————— .Eatonton ___ ——— ..Georgetown.. ..........Olayton _._..___.—.—Outhbert ___ —— ...Augusta _ .. ..........Oonyers. ...............EUaville. ____ ——— —Sylvania_. — . .........Donalsonville _.........Griffin. ____ — _ —T'np/ywiT.iimpWTiAmericus. _ ...........Talbotton. .............Orawfordville-. .........ReidsvtUe. ......—....Butler _ ...............McRae. ————————T^fuirQfYnThomas ville ————— .Tifton.— ..............Lyons.. ................Hiawassee ———————Soperton.. .............LaGrange ..............Ashbum.. .............Jefferson ville . .........BlairsvUle. —————— .Thomas ton. ............LaFayette ——————— .Monroe ___ — .......Waycross ...............Warrenton. ..........Sanders ville .....—.....Jesup— ................Preston- __ ...........Alamo . ..........„._..Cleveland __ ._ — ....Dalton. ....... .........AbbeviUe... _ .........Washington .... ——— .Irwinton.... — _ .......Sylvester . .Knight1,4057563,71776179734188089311,3231,3893561,3278995,1001,2965772,0488085871,5991,0371,1278958,0402,6331,9059446564,6641,1217921,5363,0283,9802,5963,9997702,0911,6762908566774,9061,0811,1098281,480Perry1,4057563,70977879734188089311,3141,3893561,3278995,1001,2965772,0488085871,5991,0371,1278953,0402,6331,9059446564,6641,1217921,5363,0283,9802,5963,9997702,0911,6762908566774,9061,0811,1098281,480620

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GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTYCherokee ______ .Olarke.. __ . .Olay _______ ...Olayton. ___ __ . .Clinch. .... ........... .Cobb........ _ . ....Coffee............... . .Colquitt...... _ .... ....Columbia __________Cook ________ .. . .Ooweta _________ .Crawford ..................Crisp _________ .Dade. ...................Dawson .................Decatur _______DeKalb.... ............ .Dodge _____ ...Dooly.. ________ .Dougherty _ _ . ____Douglas.. __ _. _ .....Early ................Echols. ..—....-.........Effingham. _ . ...........Elbert.... _ ........Emanuel. ___ . __ .Evans --—...._._-___.__JUDGES FORCOURT OF APPEALSill*d ^JIs!1,9013,7963573,1041,5866,2133,6623,5011,0281,5092,5416771,8971,9087412,38016,5332,365' 1,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981.369"§"5Sw£ M t-i *zll1,9013,7963573,1041,5866,2133,6623,5011,0281,5092,5416771,8981,9087412,38016,5362,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981.369§H1,9013,7963573,1031,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5112,5416771,8961,9097412,38016,5362,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981.369JUDGES FORSUPREME COURTfcOCQs11,9013,7973573,1031,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8971,9097412,38016,5372,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981 .369* fc!s !t1,9013,7973573,1031,5866,2123,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8961,9097412,38016,5352,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981 .SfiQ"§"03n Z® ilE-tM11,9013,7973573,1041,5866,2123,6623,5011,0284,5142,5416771,8971,9097412,38016,5352,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981 SfiQSOsoo3 . ,H rnP£3S5ira1,9013,7973573,1041,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8971,9097412,38016,5392,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981 SfiQJUDGES FORSUPERIOR COURT! .ao*»s»S|fiti

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GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTYMadison. —— ------- _ ...McDuf fie... .............. .Miller....— ..............8 Mltchell..— . -—-.„_.. .** Monroe ______ - ____ .Montgomery _ ._.._ _ ....Morgan—... _ - ____ .Muscogee _ - __ ..---..-..Newton _ _ -.-.-. .......Oconee,---. .-.--.-,-. ..Oglethorpe. ________ .Paul ding __ -... __ .....Peach.... — -.--. ........Pickens __________ .Pike....-.-.-. __ -.-.-.-..Polk......... ._—___,__._Pulaski.. —„.—...._...Quitman __ .... _ .......Rabun ___ ... __ _ _Randolph __ -... ___ ...Richmond __ __ . . ...JUDGES FORCOURT OF APPEALSQ•a SB.2 wBISIgl1,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311.330I§ Swfi2 r*111,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311.330KOEHHHWfr1,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,3382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311.329JUDGES FORSUPREME COURTX o CQ5511,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6791,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311.323•a coH f^jIIIe w1,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311.318as£%Htf:3§3§b91,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,713778797341880893n SIR+J1HO05 Mrfl pqsfH3§

Rockdale ——— ..........Schley ________ - ......Screven. ————————— ..Seminole —————————— .Stephens _ ———— -. — -.Stewart.. —————— — ...Sumter ———————————Talbot ___________ .Taliaferro. ------ _ — ....Tattnall—— ——————— —Taylor. —————— —— ..Telfair..———— .——..—.Terrell— _ ————— -...Thomas —————————— ..Tift. _______ -- __ -Toombs __ — ————— ....Towns ——————————— .Treutlen ———————— -...Troup.- — -.- —— . — ....Turner ——— ———————Union. —————————— ..Upson. -....--..-—.-.....Walker ..———„———Walton _____ . __ . ....Ware.———————Warren.- ——————————Washington.. —— —— ....Wayne. —————————— -Webster.-.- —— - —— ....Wheeler .————— —————White.————————Whitfield———————Wilcox _ -......-.---....--Wilkes-.———————Wilkinson _________Worth ___________ .Total.--.......-.. __ „1 OQQ3561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8911,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0283,9802,5963,9997702,0841,6762958566774,9061,1151,1098281,480366,3631 QQQ3561,3278994,1031 9Qfl5772,04880S5871,5991,0381 1978953,0401 RQP1,9101,218K4.Q4,6641,1217QP1,5363,0283,979S KQft3,9997702,0841,6762958566774,9061,1151,1098281,480366,4181 0QQoKfl1,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2184,6641,1217QP1,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0871,6762958566774,9061,1151,1098281,480363,2451 OQQ3561,3278994,103I PQfiK.772,048QAQ5871,5991,0381 1978953,0401 QQP1,9101,218fi4Q4 fifid1,1211,5363,0284,0862 K,Q£3 QQQ7702,0841,6762958566774,9061,1151,1098281 * 480365,7181 QQQ1 3P78994,1031 9QRK772,048QAQ5871,5991,0381 1978953,0401 QQ91,9101,218R4.Q4 fifi41,1217Q91,5363,0284,0862,5963 QQQ7702,0821,6762958566774,9061,1151,1098281,480363,1611,3893561 Q97QQQ4,1031 9QR2,048QAQKQ71,0381 1 978953 0401 QQO1,9101,218fi4Q901,1217Q91,5363,0284,0862,5963 QQQ7702,0831,676OQCQKC6774 QOft1,1151,109QOQ1,480358,5321 OQQ3561,3278994,1031,2965772,048onoKQ71,5991,038i 1978953,0401 QQ91,9101,218fidQ4 fifld1,1217QO1,5363,0284,0862,5970 QQQ7702,0881,676OQK8566774,9061,1151,1098281,480364,9441 OQQ3561,3278994,1031 PQfi5772,048QflQ5871,5991,0381 1 978953,0401 QQO1,9101,218R4Q4,6641,1217QP1,5363,0284,0862 KQ73 QQQ7702,0881,676OQK856677A onfi1,1151,1098281,480365,4541 QQQOKC1,3278994,1035772,048QftQ5871,5991,0381 1 07QQK3 0401 QQ91,9101,218R4.Q4 6641,1217091,5363,0284,0862 CQ73 QQQ7702,0881,676OQK6774 drift1,1151,109QOQ1,480366,2381 OQQ3561 3P78994,1031,2965772,048QAQ5871,5991,0381,127QQK3,0401 QQ91,9101,2184 fifi41 1 917QP1,5363,0284,086P KQA3 QQQ7702,0881,6769QC.6771,1151,109QOQ1,4801 OQQ3561,327899.4,1031,2965772,0488085871,5991,0381 1978953,0401 QQP1,9101,218OAQ4 664i i PI7Q91,5363,0284,0862 KQK3 QQQ7702,0881,676OQC6774,9061,109Q9Q1,480366,018 366,234

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948JUDGES FORSUPERIOR COURTCOUNTY.aoAppling__„—. — —— . 3,132Atkinson_—---—-—-. 1,107Bacon--.. ———— -———- 1,197Baker.---------.--._. 2798 Baldwin.—————.—— 1,

Chattahoochee __ ........Ohattooga. —————— -...Cherokee.. ———————— ..Olarke....... ......----....Clay— —-——-—-—Olayton _ —— ———— ...Clinch-....— — — — ...Cobb... _____ — _ ...Coffee. _____ ----- ___Colquitt— _ — . —— -..-Columbia.- —————————Cook...,..-. _ ——-_--.__Coweta __ ———————— ..Crawford.. ———————— .Crisp.....— _-——-—__Dade ____ -... ——— __T")o WTCjriTlDeKalb ___ ..- ——— ...."rjrtHprpT)(vY| vDougherty ——————— ..Douglas. — --. ——— ... —Early.. __ _——-.—.„__Echols ____ — — — ___Effingham. ————— ......Elbert _______ . ......Emanuel.. ————— - --...Evans. —— .. — .. —— ....Fannin. ——— ——————Fayette __ .. — ... —— ..Floyd.. __ —--—_--—_-.Franklin _ --._ ..._-_.-.Fulton __...————..Gllmer. ___________frl fl QPrtpl^Glynn. —.. —————————Gordon ___ .__ .___Grady __ . ———........1134,8811,9013,7963573,1041,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5392,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52835,9931,6825003,5331,6131,9981134,881i QOI3,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5392,3651,2843,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52835,1951,6825003,5331,6131,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5382,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,8151,6825003,5331,6131,9981134,8811 QDl3,7973573,1071,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5412,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556 7R72,4262,52834. 7S11,682KHO3,5331,6151,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1071,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5412,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2321,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,3211,6825003,5331,6131,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1071,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5412,3651,2843,4161,5421,2866101,2321,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,7701,6825003,5331,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8981,9097412,38016,5412,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2321,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,8361,6825003,5331,6131,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5412,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2321,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,7621,6825003,5331,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8971,9097412,38016,5382,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52833,0541,6825003,5331,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5402,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52832,6451,6825003,5331,6131.9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5382,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262 KQO33,1861,6825003,5331,6141.998

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTYGwinnett.. ———————— .Habersnam. —————— ....Hall—— —— —— — — — -§ Hancock. —— .-'. ... ...°° Haralson- —— ——.—..Harris.. ————— - ————Hart.. ___ ——— ____Heard————————Henry.. ———————————Houston.. —————— ---.IrwinJackson ——————————JeffDavis _ -. — „„ __Jefferson ———————— ..Johnson ————— -— —— .Jones — ——————— ~~-Lamar . . .Lanier.. ———————————Laurens —————————— .Lee. ____ ————— .. --..Liberty- —————— ————Lincoln.----------.- __ —•3S6rrt Cu•gSo3 2TJ tu-g^W3lg|o§w n1,5593,6271,7433,8147443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0932,2338339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,136606o>1s-HH|38O N1,5593,6261,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2338339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366062^0Sri COA°«\O Pn1,5593,6261,7433,8147443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,3338339391,6539031,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,136606JUDGES FOBSUPERIOR COURT+»Ofec3 H43 aSPC££oOOW1,5593,6271,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777781,7141,8741,0922,2338339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,136606•pSisoQti1,5593,6271,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2338339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,136606ais ~.mH ^Z^ Mo> n+^ LQdHW

Long — __ . ______ .Lowndes- _ _______ .Lumpkin __ ... _ _ ......Madison __________ .Marion _______ . _ ...McDuffie— —.-— — ---Mclntosh— —— - —— ------Meriwether — .............Miller.. _ ............ _ .Mitchell— —.——_.....Monroe __ —— ... —— ...Morgan __ ... __ - _ ..-Murray _ ------- _ -- .....Muscogee- ——— --- ———Newton... —— ——— -- .....Oconee __ —— ------- ...Oglethorpe —— .._______'._-g Paulding _ —— ----------SO Paflr>V\Pickens ...---- .. — ------Pierce.-- —— . — . —— ...Pike..— ... — — — — . --Polk.- —————— ....Pulasld.-.--- — .... __ .-Putnam__--- --- ——— ...Rabun _ . —— _ ..-..- ...Randolph- — -------------Richmond _ .. _ ---------Rockdale _ — __ .. _ ...Schley... _ . ___ - __ .Seminole.-.-- _ _ -------Spaldlng. —— :--.---.- ....Stewart. __ - ____ _ ...Talbot _ -._--.-.-.---.-_.5743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3071,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991 4346582,2898582 (\r\A1,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734180089311,3281,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,048808K7/f3,553681i 1391,3614991 4.^4.6582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,713778797341880QQ3n qpo1,3893561,3278994,1031,296K772,0488085743 KKO6811 1001,3614991 434CKO2 QOQQKQ2 nnd.1,3351,6801,3452,0559 poo2 QQC8361,1181,3081,0552 0,111,4057503 710778797^41880QQqU qpi1,3893561,327QQQ4,1031,296R772,0488085743,5536811 1 qp1,3614QQ1 4346582 PQQQKQ2 OO41,3351,3452,0559 OQQ2 QOfi8361 1 1 Q1,3081 ftttO OAT1,405'7503 71 3778797qAloorjOQQn qr\3I qoQ3561,327OQQ4,1031,296rjTfff2,048808K74.3,5536811 1 qo1,3614QQ1 4346582 OQQQKQ2 f\fl41,335i fiftfii 34.^S fiKK9 oqo2 QQftOOft1 11S1,308I flKKp P4.11 AftK7503 *71 ^171707Q7341oononqU PQQI qoQ3561 ^978994,1031,296R772 H4.Q«085743 CRq6811 1 Q94991 434.OKQ2 pQQQKQ2 f\C\A1,3351,3452,0559 pOQ2 QQ/Joq/j1 11 P.1 qr\o1,0552,2411,4057503 71 Qrrrro7Q7341880OQqn qncI qoQqec1 3P78994,103I PQftR772,04880S5743 KenftQl1 1 q9I Qftl4.QQ/JCO2 pOQQKQ2 f\(\AI fioni 3d.fi2,0559 pqQ2 QQXJQQ/J1 1 1 Q1 Qf»Q1 fXFSFl9 94.11 4-HP1ITKfl3 71 3rvrro797341opnOQqU f}f\OI qoQoe/>1 q97OQQ4,1031 9Qfi^772,048sns^74.3,5536811 1 391 Q/J-14991,434/jeo2 OQQQKQ2 f\f\41 OOK1,6801 34.^2,0559 oqo2 Q.S3flOQC1 1 1 Q1 qr»o1,0559 9411 Af\f\7Kn3 71 3n-rrQ797QQAOQqU pQQI qQQq^fl1 397QQQ4,1031 9Qfl5773 f\AQ80S5743,553fiP.11 1 391 O(J1AQQ1 434.6582 PQQQCo2,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559 pqQ2 qo

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTYTaliaferro ————— — . ...Tattnall. ———————— - „.Taylor .—_————....TwifnirThomas.-.. _. _.„__.._„„Tiff-Toomtos — - —————— ....Towns.- ———————— ....Treutlen .„...„— .......Troup— .... ———— ---- ...Turner ....................Twiggs— — — ---- — -----Union —————— -- — — -Upson. —————— .........Walker- ...................Walton-----..-- —— .- — .Ware.---.-- ———— . — - —Warren ———— -- ———— --Washington ...............Wayne. ————— -- —————*\A7 Vi ool ftt*White. — - —— -.-. —— -.-Whitf ield— ...............16.BOH «5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5953,9997702,0881,6762958566774,906

Wilcox. ___________ .Wilkes.. __________ _Wilkinson. ____ . __ ...Worth-..-.. — ..........Total...--..-. ......1,1151,1098281,480366,2091,1151,1098281,480365,4531,1151,1098281,480365,0361,1151,1098281,480365,0141,1151,1098281,480364,5461,1151,1098281,480364,9751,1151,1098281,480365,0341,1151,1098281,480364,9791,1151,1098281,480363,2591,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,480362,869 363,404

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTYAppling-^.. —————— i —Atkinson _ .... — ... ——Bacon.. —— , ————— ——Baker.... —————————Baldwin __________Barrow — .. — . —— .. — .-Bartow __ __ — _ -...-BenHill.....— — — .... .Berrien. — — ——————— .Bibb ____________ .Bleckley ___ ..... —— ..Brantley.. —— ——————Brooks ___ _ . ___ ...Bryan ____ —— . —Bulloch _ .. __ — _ — ..Burke ______ .. _ - __Butts _______ . __ -...Calhoun. —————————Camden ________ - ....Oandler _ _ — .-.-.-..Carroll ___ .. —— ... —— .Oatoosa.^ _______ .Charlton _____ , ___ ...Chatham+* jjg^H•3-a

Chattahoochee ______Ohattooga. _____ _ __Oherokee ___ . .....Olarke _ ____ ...Clay.......................Olayton... _____ . ...Clinch................ ...Cobb... ___ .. ......Coffee ...............Oolquitt. ______ . ...Columbia. ______ ......Cook ......................Ooweta ___ . _ — . ....Orawford ______ . ...Crisp ______ , ____ .Dade ____________ .Dawson __ ... _ — .-.-.-Decatur _ —— ... — __ .DeKalb... .................Dodge __ ____ . ........Dooly... __ ............ ...Dougherty.. — . . — __ -Douglas __ ... _ ... __ .Early ___________ ..Echols.. _ .... _ ... __ .Effingham _ . _ ... ......Elbert.. ....... ............Emanuel. __ . _ . ___ .Evans ___ — _ ... __ .Fannin .. ... ...Fayette _________ ...Floyd.... ..................Forsyth... —— ............Franklin __ . _ ... __ .Fulton.. ____ . ........Gilmer. ............ ......Glascock __ . _ ... __ .Qlynn.. _ —— _ ——Gordon __ ___ ..... _ .Grady __ —— _ —— ....1134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5432,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,426' 2,52833,1471,6825003,5331,6131,9981134,8811,9013,7973573 1 ftft1,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5432,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52832,5151,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5432,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1331,1556,7762,4262,52833,2021,6825003,5351,6131,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5412,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52833,4361,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097413,38016,5442,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52833,3131,6825003,5351,6141,9981134 QQ11,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5442,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,6561,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8311,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5462,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52835,0041,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6633,5011,0281,5143,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5442,3651,2853,4161,5421,3866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52835,9441,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2133,6633,5011,0281,5143,5416771,8991,9097413,38016,5453,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9783,1981,3693,1231,1556,7763,4262,52834,8001,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5143,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5342,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52835,1411,6825003,5351,6141.9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5332,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9783,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,8031,6825003,5351,6141,998

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§Long —— ---.-----____ .Lowndes _____. . ...Lumpkin _ .____ . .....Macon _ .._______ .Madison.. ___........_Marion.............. .....McDuffie.. _.............Mclntosh ____ _.___ .Meriwether __ -.--._._ ..Miller..... ........... . ...Mitchell-.... .............Monroe. __...__.......Montgomery _ .-.---.---._Morgan —....._...._....._Murray __ __ __ .........Muscogee _...............Newton—... _ ._.........Oconee.. -..__._-_......-_.Oglethorpe. __ .._....Paulding ___ .........Peach.. __ ._...__ --._Pickens. _ ..-.__.......Pierce __ .-_..-.__...Pike— ....-----_ ______ _Polk...... .................Pulaski ___________Putnam--.. _............Quitman_. __ ——__...Rabun...... ___ .......Randolph. ................Richmond ___ .____ .Rockdale _...._........Schley- _______ ___ .Screven.... .._ .__...Seminole.... --.-.-- -.-.._Spalding ______...Stephens ___...........Stewart.. ___.--..---.-.Sumter _......__ .......Talbot... ..................5743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3191,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582 nnd1,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3231,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3091,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3191,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,405-7503,71377879734188089311,3091,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3191,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3081,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3091,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3301,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3171,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3201,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,048808

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTYTalialerro _____ — ——TattnalL..-— -——-----.-Taylor _______ ———Tellair. _.. ————— — .—3 Terrell— ....... ,...-—..05 Thomas. ______ --.- ...Tift.— .... — — — — —Toombs. —— ... — .-- - —Towns ______ .. ————Treutlen. _____ — - —Troup ___ ..---_-. ——— .Turner ———————————Twiggs ——— . ———————Union — ___ .. _ ———Upson. ——————— —— .Walker. __________ .Walton ___________Ware.. _______ — . —Warren... _ . _ ... ———Washington. ___ ..-- —Wayne. —— .... _ ..-.. — .Webster.... ...............Wheeler. _________ .White.. —————.——Whitfield.-—— ... — — —Ilk153 ?? 0 3PH PH5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,906JUDGES FORSUPERIOR COURTa* 8«tf& 3w•R.y p302 W5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,906*JLS'3tO§.§£SOPto O5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,9064JSQ13IIfifH5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,906+*11*BEHPM5611,5991,0381,127 895-3,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774.906•ybwojtHdtfftps•^H

Wilcox.. ...................Wilkes ___________ _Wilkinson _________ .Worth— ................1,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,480Total ....... ..........363,385362,766363,419363,674363,517364,906365,225366,162365,037365,339365,012

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948SOLICITORS GENERAL FORCOUNTYAppling— ------ ————— .Atkinson _ _„—_-_._- — _-Bacon _ .--- — ------ .....S Baldwin————————00 Banks..——————— — —Barrow-.-.. ———— ........Ben mil—.---. ____ ...Berrien ___ ————————Bibb.. __________ ---Bleckley _____ .. ————Brantley __ . ———— —— .Brooks _ . _ -. ___ - _ -Bulloch __________ -Burke __ --... — ....- ...Butts.-...- — -. — -- — _-Oalhoun.-.--.-- . — -----Camden __ -.- —— .. — -.Candler .... ..............Carroll----.-. __ ---------Catoosa. __ ——— ———— .Charlton.-.- —— —— — ..Chatham..-- —————— ..o>

Ohattahooch.ee. .--__--.-..Chattooga...- —— ——— ...Clarke ..-_-. ____ .Clay.... ..........Clayton. . — . ...Clinch-... . -_---.-- ...Cobb.... ..........— .....Coffee ___________Colquitt.... .-..--._--..-..Columbia... —— —— - — ..Cook........... -_-—.._.Crawford __ -... —— ......Crisp ____ .....„——..Dade ____________ .Dawson.. ___ .. — .. _ .Decatur _ .. —————— ..DeKalb...... ......— — ..g Dodge ___ .. ——— ......50 Dooly.... ......-.-..-_.....Dougherty _ —————— ..Douglas __ — ———— ...Early ____________ .Echols. ______ — .....Effingham. _____ — ..Elbert.— „...—.——..Emanuel __________Evans ____ ------- _ ...Fannin ___ —— — ------Fayette.. __ ———— .---..Floyd.. ......„...— ......Forsyth.. __ .-.---_----_.Franldin.. ---------- __ ..Fulton _______ — — ..Gilmer _______ — ...Glascock __ ———— _ ...Gordon.. __________Grady ___ ..-.-. ........1134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5332,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,7821,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5362,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,7581,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5352,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1576,7762,4262,52834,3221,6825003,5341,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5312,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,7541,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5322,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,8141,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5362,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,7441,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5362,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52834,7041,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5362,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2321,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52832,7641,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5352,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52833,0881,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1051,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5352,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52833,0541,6825003,5351,6141,9981134,8811,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143,6623,5011,0281,5142,5416771,8991,9097412,38016,5352,3651,2853,4161,5421,2866101,2331,9782,1981,3692,1231,1556,7762,4262,52833,2451,6825003,5351,6141,998

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948SOLICITORS GENERAL FORCOUNTYGwinnett _ ————————Habersham. —————— ...Hall———.-——— —Hancock.. _ .. — . .......Haralson _ .. ———— — ..Harris. _ .. ...............Hart—— ..................Heard ___ ———————— .Henry __ ...............Houston. .. ...............Irwin ————————————Jackson __ —————— .-Jasper.. _ ..........—.—Jeff Davis_._ ..............Jefferson. ___ -... .......Jenkins _ —— ... —— ...Johnson _ ... ————— ...Jones ———————— — ....Lamar. __ ...-.-... —— .Lanier ___ ...............Laurens.. —————————T PALiberty __ , __ .... .......Lincoln- _ ————————%x8 +JJD%11 §|o +3u•gpjSo1,5593,6271,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2318339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061 Ogt^wfci§1,5593,6261,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2328339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366064J1|O QfiO ^j3£EgoO pq1,5593,6261,7433,8147443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2318339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,136606

Long .... .. .__—....Lowndes _ ..............Lumpkin ..................Macon ___ ............Madison ________....Marion ....................McDuttie.... ........ .....Mclntosh ___.... —....Meriwether __ ————— .-Miller ._________ .Mitchell. .......-...—...Monroe ______ --—....Montgomery- .„.. ———..Morgan ___—..........Murray ——.. .......——..Muscogee..— —. —————Newton ____ .-•_-- ——..Oconee _ _ — .........Oglethorpe ...............Paulding.. ..._...———Peach ___ —..........Pickens __.. — .....—..'PlarpAPlknPolk......... ..............Pulaski ____.. ——....Putnam.... ...............Quitman _..___.....Rabun.. __...— - ...Randolph ................Richmond.. ——— .......Rockdale.. —————————Gpl^lnTTScreven. __..............Seminole. ............——Spalding. .................Stephens _..............Stewart. ——————————Sumter ———————————Talbot— —...... ——....5743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346583,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411 A(\t\7503,71377879734188089311,3231,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,241i 4nR7503,71377879734188089311,3291,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3251,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3101,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,361499• 1,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,405ITKft3,71377879734188089311,3241,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3251,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411 dC\t\7503,71377879734188089311,3291,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811 1QO1,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2421,4057Kn3,71377879734188089311,3281,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811 1001,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801 3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,241IAnK.7503,71377879734188089311,3091,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,0488085743,5536811,1321,3614991,4346582,2898582,0041,3351,6801,3452,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057503,71377879734188089311,3271,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,048808KrtA3,5536811 1QO1,3614991 4346582,289QKQ2,0041,3351 fiSfi1 1442,0559,2382,3868361,1181,3081,0552,2411,4057*>n3,71377879734188089311,3291,3893561,3278994,1031,2965772,048808

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948SOLICITORS GENERAL FORCOUNTYTaliaferro. __ .. .. _.Tattnal] _ ... ___ - .Taylor ._ __ .....Telfair.Terrell __ ......Thomas . .. ....Tilt.. ...................Toombs _ ... . ___ .-Towns.. ———— . .. .- ..Treutlen..— . . _ .. ...Troup t _ ... _ ...Turner _ ——— .. .... .TSijIorcTqUnion ___ .. .. __ . —Upson... --.-.. _ ...Walker .. . _____ .Walton .. ... .. _ .Ware _ _ . . ..Warren .. . ..Washington .. ..Wayne .... ...Webster __ . . __ . .Wheeler....- —— .. . . ...White. .. ..............Whitiield— — ............I. o HO +it311 3o30 05871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774.9068§g3°aO «!5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774.906•32O Q*olagfr5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774.9063£OfcflW5 W.art32^E O5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774.90633O_gH*W S§£5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774.906|rt p3so5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774.906•33 °P3® WEZ!Sij5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774.906&a-goS3n*2£|S81? M5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774.906s*S~ g^o «5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774.906

Wilcox ....... ............Wilkes .---.. ... --..-.-..Wilkinson ____ _ ..Worth . ......TotaL.. . .... .....1,1151,1098281,480364,9851,1151,1098281,480364,9721,1151,1098281,480364,5501,1151,1098281,480364,9911,1151,1098281,480365,0231,1151,1198281,480364,9781,1151,1098281,480364,9521,1151,1098281,480363,0061,1151,1098281,480363,1891,1151,1098281,4801,1151,1098281,480363,280 363,466

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948SOLICITORS GENERAL FORCOUNTYg tfo W•P tjoo WAppling......... ......... 3,132Atklnson_._...____ 1,091Bacon..————— ..._... 1,197Baker. _____._____ 279Baldwin..... ...... .. 1,883Banks __. ——____ 581Barrow_____...-..-_ 1,937Bartow______-____ 2,856Ben Hill___ --.____ 2,011Berrien .__— ..__... 2,131Bibb. ———— —.-.....- 10,922Bleckley_____.____ 813Brantley..-..-.--._..... 723Brooks.._.... .__... 1,592Bryan-...————........ 1,875Bulloch_____. ____ 2,889Burke....__. .......... 1,413Butts ...——.......... 1,156Calhoun_____... _ 510Camden_....——____ 944Oandler...—— —.. . . 886Carroll._._______ . 3,627Catoosa____.__.... 1,427Charlton.__.—...._. 520Chatham__———____. 20,0543,1321,0671,1972791,8835811,9362,8562,0113,13110,9228137231,5921,8752,8891,4131,1565109448863,6271,42752020,0683,1321,1091,1972791,8835811,9372,8562,0112,13110,9228137231,5921,8752,8891,4131,1565109448863,6271,42752020,0703,1321,1001,1972791,8835811,9362,8562,0112,13110,9228137231,5921,8752,8891,4131,1565109448863,6271,42752020,0663,1321,0951,1972791,8835811, 9372,8562,0112,13110,9228137231,5921,8752,8891,4131,1565109448863,6271,42752020,0733,1321,0971,1972791,8835811,9362,8562,0112,13110,9228137231,5921,8752,8891,4131,1565109448863,6271,42752020,0533,1321,1011,1972791,8835811,9372,8562,0112,13110,9228137231,5921,8752,8891,4131,1565109448863,6271,42752020,0573,1321,1001,1972791,8835811,9372,8562,0112,13110,9228137231,5921,8752,8891,4131,1565109448863,6271,42752020,069So3,1321,1191,1972791,8835811,9372,8562,0112,13110,9228137231,5921,8752,8891,4131,1565109448863,6271,42752020,0643,1321171,1972791,8835811,9362,8562,0112,13110,9228137231,5921,8752,8891,4131,1565109448863,6271,42752020,0733,1321,1211,1972791,8835811,9362,8562,0112,13110,9228137231,5921,8752,8891,4131,1565109448863,6271,42752020,072

Ohattahoochee.. ———— ..Chattooga ———— — .Cherokee . —— .Olarke . .ClayClaytonClinch . . —Cobb— . - . ..— .—PnffooColquitt. __ „ —— —Columbia.. ————————Cook -.— —————————Coweta . ——— ——————Crawford... ————————Crisp _ - ————————Dade _ ———————————Dawson ———————————Decatur ——————————DeKalb.— ..- ——————Dodge ————————————Dooly_ —— ————————Dougherty ————————Douglas. ——————————Early. ————————————Echols .... — . ——————Eifingb.am —————————Elbert...— — — — — —Emanuel------. ——————Evans. ———————————Fannin ———————————TToTTQ i-t^oFloyd _____ - ————Forsyth ———————————Franklin. ———— ————Fulton.. ——————————Gilmer ____ — ——————C\\ Q on3,5011,0281 KTA2 KJ1eyrr rt1 QQQI QftQ7412 QQfl1 £» eoe2 O/1C1 9flFi3,4161,542I OOfiK\ AI oqq1 Q7Q3 1 noI OftQo 1 oq1,1556 1"7ft2,4262 RQQqq q 1! f\1 OQOFinn3,535ftl >lI1.99ft1,9013,7973573,1061,5866,2143 con3,5011,0281,5142,541677I OQQ7412 qo/\2 qcK1,2851 R4.9I QO/Jci n1 OQQ1 QF7Q2 1 QSI OfiQ2 ioqe my/J2 d.9fi2 coo31,7451,6825003 eoe1 QQ8

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948SOLICITORS GENERAL FORCOUNTYCircuit OconeeBOYEROgeechee CircuitUSHERCircuit PataulaSON PATTERPiedmontCircuitSTARKCircuit RomeMADDOXSouthwesternCircuit FORRESTERSouthern Circuit EDWARDSMountain StoneCircuit LEATHERSCircuit TiftonGRAYToombs CircuitDAVISCircuit WesternPOLLOCKGreene ______ - ____Gwinnett— . __ .. ........Habersham... —— .._.....Hall............— ........Hancock.... __ .. ........Haralson...— . —— .-.. ....Harris. _ ... _ — -.„....Hart_—.- — ... — ........Heard __ .. _ — ——....Henry _ —— . —— .........Houston.. — ————— ...Irwin _ _ . ______ ...Jackson.—-.. —— .-.- ....Jasper.. ———————— ....Jeff Davis —..............Jefferson ___ ... ........Jan kins .. . .. ..Johnson __ ... . .JonesLamar . .Lanier . . .Laurens. .. ...........Lee....— ... ... ... ... ... ..Liberty ___ . __ . ___ .Lincoln. __________1,5593,6261,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2358339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061,5593,6271,7433,8147443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2338339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061,5593,6261,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2248339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061,5593,6271,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2368339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061,5593,6271,7433,8147443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2248339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061,5593,6271,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4771,714' 7791,8741,0922,2328339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061,5593,6271,7433,8147443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2338339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061,5593,6271,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2308339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061,5593,6271,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2318339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061,5593,6271,7433,8147443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2298339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,1366061,5593,6271,7433,8137443,0891,0751,4777791,7141,8741,0922,2318339391,6539021,2491,0351,2096703,3824671,136606

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GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948SOLICITORS GENERAL FORCOUNTYonTaliaferro_________ 587Tattnall..-............... 1,599Taylor..........._—.... 1,038Telfalr___________. 1,127TerrelL..._-_....__.—_.._ 895Thomas_________._. 3,040Tift—.................... 1,892Toombs___________ 1,910Towns..________.__ 1,218Treutlen._____....__ 649Troup_____________ 4,664Turner________.__ 1,121Twiggs__._.-.-.—.-.. 792Union..................... 1,536Upson...—..—...—.... 3,028Walker______._...... 4,086Walton___..__....... 2,596Ware________........ 3,999Warren .. __ . ._. 770Washington . . ... . 2,088Wayne...... .... .. ...... 1,676Webster......_.__..... 295Wheeler________.... 856White..___.______. 677Whitfleld—.... ........... 4,9065871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,9065871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,9065871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,9065871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,906°0W fH5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,9065871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566776,9065871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,906+9'35oSo5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,9065851,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,906IS5871,5991,0381,1278953,0401,8921,9101,2186494,6641,1217921,5363,0284,0862,5963,9997702,0881,6762958566774,906

Wilcox.... ....... ..........Wilkes..— ...-.— .-.—_.Wilkinson...-..-. __ -....Worth.. . _ --TotaL... . - . .-..-1,1151,1098281,480362,8761,1151,1098281,480363,3741,1151,1098281,480363,5031,1151,1098281,480363,3811,1151,109828i 4sn363,1521,1151,1098281,480362,7631,1151,1098281,480362,982i 11^1,109828i 4«n363,3481,1151,1091,480360,3741,1151,1091,4801,1151,109QOQi dftn360,354 361,109

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948WRITE-IN VOTESOFFICESol.-Gen. Ogeechee Circuit....Judge— Civil Court of FultonCounty _ __________NAMEZ. Vance Dasher. ........ Effingham.--Whitman _____.......Tax Receiver — Fulton County . Wood ____________Tax Receiver— Fulton County. Ed Lindsay.... ————....Tax Receiver — Fulton County. Dr. Green ____ ........Judge — Albany Circuit.. —— . Milburn..... ......... Judge — Northern District ..... Dan Duke __ ————_ .General Assembly ____ . ... Morgan Blake.. ——......General Assembly .........—. Mitchell--— .............Fulton Co. Commissioner .... Ira Dodd _____.......Fulton Co. Commissioner _.__. Roy Bell _____...-„—Fulton Co. Commissioner.--.. Dix....— .———— —For Solicitor Atlanta Circuit . Dan Duke... ... .. ....COUNTYFulton. ......Fulton .......Fulton _ ....Fulton ___ .Fulton. . ...Fulton ......Fulton .......Fulton .......Fulton ___ .Fulton __ ..Fulton .......Fulton __ ...VOTE1121111131111650

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948ELECTION RETURNS FOR CONGRESSMENCOUNTYBryan ______ .Bulloch.. ... — —Burke __ _ ......Oandler.. ____ ..ChathamEffingham... ...Emanuel. ........Evans _ ___ ...TanldnsLiberty ______Long. . ... _ ...Mclntosh. .........Montgomery __ ..Screven ...........Tattnall ______Toombs. _ .......Treutlen. ___ ..Wheeler ...........TotaL. .........COUNTY"RftVarBrooks _____ -.Oalhoun. .........Colqultt ._........Decatur ...........Dougherty _ . . _Early ..............Grady. ...........Miller. ........ _ .Mitchell ..........R«m1nnleThomas.. ___ ..Tlft ..............Worth.... .........TotaL—.——1ST CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.Prince H.Preston1,8758,8891,41388619,9521,2341,7801,3659021,1365746581,6731,3271,5991,90465685643,677Ind.H. W.Sheppard00000004000000000042ND CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.E. E. Cos2791,5865103,5002,3823,4161,2861,9988582,0048993046,3081,48526,815COUNTYBen Hill. ...——..Chattahoochee __Clay......... __ ..Crisp ________Dodge ............Dooly ............Harris ______ .Houston. .........Lee ................Macon ______ _Marion .....——...Muscogee _ ... __Peach ——— ..... _PulaskL—— —— ..Q uitman ..........Randolph--.- — --Schley ...........Stewart ...........Sumter ............Taylor _______Terrell .... .Turner ............Webster ...........Wilcox. __ . __ .Total _..........COUNTYButts .............Carroll ...........Clayton. ...——..Coweta __ —— ..Fayette _____Heard _.....——..Henry. _______Lamar. __ —— ...Meriwether. —— . .Newton __ —— ..Pike _......——..Spaldlng _ „.._..Talbot ___ . __ ..Troup .............Upson _ ... .......TotaL.———3RD CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.Stephen Pace2,0091133571,8782,3655601,0751,8804671,0334999,2381,0557783418933565772,0471,0388951,2302951,11932,0984TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.A. Sidney Camp1,1623,5943,3242,5431,1557771,7191,2092,2892,3877504,1038084,6743,02833,522651

COUNTYDeKalb... —————Fulton __ ———RockdaleTotaLGENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948ELECTION RETURNS FOR CONGRESSMEN6TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.James C. Davis16,57336,6751,38954,637(Write-in votes Fulton County: HelenD. Mankin, 107; Floyd Hunter 109;Doyle 1; Duke 1; Furtos 1; Blake 1;Barfoot, l;Hutch, l;Lowe, l;Whitman,1; L. Thomas, 1; Marshall, 2; Huitt, 1;Donald Duck, 1; Milliken, 1.)COUNTYBartow __ .......Catoosa — __ ....Ohattooga .........Oobb __ ..........Dade __ .. __ ...Douglas ____ ...Floyd _ ... __ ...OnrrirmHaralson .... .Murray ............Paiilding ...Polk...............Walker....... _ ..Whitfleld _.........TotaL————7TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.Henderson Lanham2,8551,4274,8816,2131,0291,5426,7761,4363,0892,0551,3083,5964,0844,90445,195COUNTYBaldwin. —————Bibb———————Bleckley... __Orawford _____ .Glascock. — . ——Hancock. _____Jasper- ——————Jefferson ____Johnson —————Jones .............Laurens ——————Monroe ______Piitnam . . .Twlggs ——————Washington .......WUkinson .........TotaL6TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.Carl Vinson1,86210,9227676775007448331,6441,2491,0333,3821,3357977922,08882129,446COUNTYAppllng ...AtldnsonBacon —— .. —— _.Berrien _..........Brantley ..... ...namrtn-nOharlton _.........Clinch ———..._.Coffee „—........Cook ———........Echols.. — ........Glynn ....Irwln _ — ........Jeff Davis .........Lanler. ............Lowndes.. ........Pierce .—.........Telfair __ ........Ware .—„........Wayne _______TotaL8TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.W. M. (Don) Wheeler3,0271,1171,1972,1317239445201,5814,2501,5146103,5351,0929406703,5531,4051,1273,9961,67635,788652

GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948ELECTION RETURNS FOR CONGRESSMENCOUNTYBanksBarrow ———————Oherokee. ____ .-TTannlTiForsyth. __ . ....Gilmer. __ .....Gwlnnett ........HuhershftiiHall . ............Jackson ______IiiimplrlnPickens ...........Rabun _ .......Stephens ..........Towns ...........Union _............White...... _ ....Total _____ .9TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.John S. Wood5811,9371,9009092,1401,2611,6823,5251,7433,8662,2306962,2418801,3425531,53667729,699COUNTYClarke... __ ......Columbia. ____Elbert .............•fiYft-nlfliTi . .....Greene ........._..Hart_. _ .. ___ .Lincoln.. .........Madison ...........McDuffie. ____ .MorganOconee ............Oglethorpe ........Richmond _ ......Taliaferro .........Walton ............Warren ............Wtlkes.— ____ .Total _..........10TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.Dem.Paul Brown3,7951,0241,9782,5281,5591 4776061,3951,4341,3458461,11811,3125872 KQ77701,10835,479653

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTIESAppllng ——— — .....Atklnson... . _ — --------Bacon. ————————— -.Baker ——————————— .Baldwin ____ - - __ -.Banks . _ - . _ _Barrow ———————— ——Bartow ____ ------- -.Ben Hill... ... ... —Berrien _ ————— . — ..Bibb— — — — — — ...Bleckley ____ „ —— ....g Brantley ————— — .*• Brooks _____ - -. __ .Bryan .. ____ — —— .Bulloch — .- _ . ———— .Burke. —— . ————— -Butts ______ — _____Calhoun.. . ___ _ .Oamden ____ -- ___Oandler ____ ——— ...Oarroll— __ — —— ...Catoosa ————————— .Charlton ____ . .. .....OJiathaTn . .Ohattahoochee. —— — „Chattooga ___ . . — . .Cherokee.. .. - ..Olarke.— ... . .. .Clay. .... ... ....Olayton. ... ..-. .. . ..Ollnch... .... - .... . .Cobb..— .................For(1)2565230917288201483,2394572718143615333613128(NO Vot(NO Vot5,735250155752317615389Against102011403036408872217910451052217366e Oast).e Oast).89729516401036139For2455129818088201503,08443828181335143340131305,53055115642218214393(2)Against202011202235408967216874596221035392809514001035127For2255129517836201512,97543524181434143335121255,38644415587218814370(3)Against3020108026354084838189-1044115221035291301451580867146For2354129617088201542,66545624181433133334111095,25124113535216914335(4)Against303010803136408492716894412722124761,1030163167191158169For2154129717288201472,89445624171333103039102015,71214315585217513343(5)Against60301060263540838731688541162064369903317514501098153For2964129517388201433,09843512181334123135111185,448345146071618212360(6)Against3031110024354091595179926107201045781731041340959126

Coffee. —————— ... — ..Oolquitt.— ......... _ ..Columbia.. ——————— ..Cook. —— -...„.—.-...Ooweta.. ————————— ..Crawford _ ——————— ..Orisp. .—————.-...Dade —————— „—....Dawson ———————————Decatur ——————————TWaTfalVlDodge __-..—————Dooly.. — .................Dougherty ................Douglas __.-—————Early ___ — . ————— ..Echols..— -.—————Effingham . .... .... .Elbert.- __ ...........o Emanuel ..................CT Evans. ———————————TanninFayette... ———————— ..Floyd.. ———————— — -Forsyth ... ——— ... — ..Franklin __ ......... ....Fulton—.. — . —— . — ..Gilmer. __ — _ - ........Qlascock ———————— ....Glynn __ ..„.—. — ...Gordon.. .................Grady ___ ________Greene. ————————— .Gwinnett.. . ——— __ ..HabersbamHall - —-—.-.„——Hancock ——————— ...Haralson. —— . — _ . _ ..Harris ————————————Hart.... ——————— -. .— .324840631555675(No Vot1397 84731353858920(No Vot4183318(No Vot13209(No Vot279,49151247932103281529052029037295 3121 2521 4066 fid.401 5738 6662 7e Cast).164 1394 QKQ S oon.qn.5014 33OnrQ6242 Qd11 20e Cast).oon 3619•7Q62 27e Cast).10 12106 225e Cast).OQ93,691 8,61791 5122117 43710 329f\R 1(W3 18200 15941 101163 51424 3110 014 378 26511516525371012514041ill56441QQ6,004QQ1 9QQ59 Qon0.1 9510 20QQ21422 7Q5 25511 11on 1QQqry9 101dR2IflQ45310 32Ofl9 QQ2 251951 F^Q00 QK141 50523 2610 015 368 271642 qKQRA2 AQ(\2251 9(1iotton24440QQ145QQ 5O1-114 41QQ4,0979C97OQQOQ7610 i R999 noin774 274 510 191081 QfiOQ8 one4.Q110434QO10nn9 ft1QK1 RfiQrtQ4.1 KQ492QQ ^n10 01 Qa1646 enQ5412103 QQ/\222fi51 9QOKI1 40QQ 57Qry1 PWQQ714 6241 OQ4 QfiO9ft1 A OQQ/je71AQ Q9001 QQ/J2171Q 7K5 25410111 1QQT6,470QQ AQ21 9ft4751 9 QK207 on94.IQft1 ^QQd1 ftQ Kf\7oe qi10 0Oft17 ft1644,4274105 OQC27noiRP30QryOF%KdnKQ1 Rft5(JO771395,142KC QO15 ^n59 364AA 851 Q1 QQQ217on4 2551 Q10111QnqQftg1 Qft422Q1207 Qd26IQd1 ft9OQ1 fV7 KflR24 qo10 017Q£R3 OOQ103 9971QP7512116997QQ11 i1

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTIES( D( 2)( 3)( 4)( 5)( S)Heard .....................Henry __ .... . — ........Houston ———— .. ........Irwln ____________Jackson __________Jasper. ——————— ......Jeff Davls... .... . -.—_._.JfifffiTSonJenklns — ..... — ........Johnson ————— . — ....LamarLanier. —————— . — ....Laurens. ..................Lee __ -.-. — .-.- ........Liberty — . —— . — . — ....Lincoln. ——————————Long ——————— . .......Lowndes ————— .....-.-T.iimpldnMacon ____ . _ . ........Madison—. — . — _ . ....Marion —————— . — ....McDuffie .——-.-_._.„__Mclntosh _ ——— ........Meriwether ———— . .......Miller ____________Mitchell... ...... ..........Monroe. ...................Montgomery ________Morgan _____ . ........Murray _ ...... — ........Muscoeee _ ——— . — ....For07QKQQQ10276£>f\1141 Q48261Q211Q75416102762614201426678097124714371.270Against0754ryty653131617614on211Q19(70331910331337314135619338For25105QQQQ7fiQ5921132248OK1Q22 076QQ610QQQ1Q101 Q1325659326197714361.266AgainstQ7onyJQ16KQO1QT517147509115079341 Q10241 f>QQ101 R4612299For24O4no AQl6659211020A QOK1Q20864QQ610orro1 Q151 Q21 O91onQQ K1 QQ614OO1.154AgainstQQ481 1 Qg5971Ql61771450991 Q0ryoQQI Q111517471 915461 Q342For25on280Ql66fto.i fiQ9ft4826in207Q7QO5974.1QTQi ci9ftK77Qoe1QA714QO1.072Against37511 Qfi17597133717514RQ2020197QQQ20111151 5QQ31 Q174616378For2696QQR9965fin211021AQ27on2075736111097Q1 Q141Q139161932619ft814351.101Against5541828595813561771294620176146734211114739210175613377For209230090696021092148261621817355827218141821224637322124714321.140Against3850649594813151761584720175974341911151337314194615290

Newton... .................Oglethorpe __ ..... — ....Paulding-. ..........Peach.. _ —— .. . ...Pickens _ . .......Pierce ... — ....Pike .. . .. — ........Polk. -. . .... ... . -PulaskL..-. — .—.—.—Putnam.-.. ... . . .....Quitmau _____ .Rabun __ —————— „.-Randolph __ —— .-.- ....Richmond.. —————— ....Rockdale _ ————— — ....Schley ____ —— _ . ...Screven _ —————— ....Seminole. .. ——— . .Stephens.. —————— .-.-Stewart. ——————— .._Sumter ______ . ........Talbot ______ . ____ .Taliaferro ——————— ....Tattnall __ .... — .... ....Taylor __ ... ————— ....Telfair .............—....Terrell _____ ... _ - ....Thomas ............—....Tift .......................Toombs ___ — -.. — ....Towns __ —————— . ...Treutlen __ —————Troup _____ .-.- — ....Turner __ .. .............Twiggs __ .. ————— . —Union ____ -... —— _ ,Upson ___ .. .............Walker ____ ———————115266561261028231907741014523011015136327482634023034(No Vot4218214418612321955684682271067088261116431540422720754810212541203701222e Cast).20662540670253206137171152665912911272718177410175130010161263172627541230574417713818612321554684685731067076411416141130422122714610202431173509181837205065823820613616114266481201025231777746174930210111062967526034225344116113417612318935694674171067090281618311500412020754930172731703909222363216067324119613941142665411692522164774513473081113116306452564022432411571281961231615268468014106709932171813159042252972381019294132360924114266501269252119077471549300101313730705254412253243170121176125181517046847 1723732540791240206140106707625161812175041222177481025244123400524114266561271029252057744145430510151161,592705259402243544174125176123197546946263 172165276069224320614310670733716142316104123258246001,028254120340921205425407532402161373

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTIESWalton _____ — .... _Ware ______ — ........Warren . ..................Washington. .—-—---.-Wayne __ , _ . _Webster.--.-.- ——————Wheeler..—.. .............White.—.——. _ ......Whltfield— — _ . _ ..—Wilcox— ... .. .... ... ....Wllkes ...... . —Wllklnson.. .... .. .Worth ___ .... . . ..TotaL. .... .. —For97252361022810752271770944538,8350DAgainst4979382014117092522201615,697For9825436932810652301866994035,6640J)Against4171361012105087423191312,067For9523740862510552191963844035,296( 3)Against4787371915106094023201318,274For9123435862910752131963843931,920(' I)Against49913812131060102324191218,735For912423585289752391665893832,010(1>)Against43853714111150102425281315,282For46OJ.Q35852810552101566863535,762(< 3)Against57763633141070103520201214,720

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTIESAppling —— . ————Atklnson.. —— _ .. —— ._Bacon.. ————————— .Baker ____________Baldwin ___________Banks ___ . _ .. —Barrow. ——————— — .Bartow _ ___ -...--..Ben Hill..... ............Berrien. ————————— .Bibb...—................Bleckley _ ———————— ..Brantley.. ————— — .Brooks ___ . _ — — ....Bryan _ ——— - ————— .Bulloch..— . _ ——— ..Burke ____________Butts _________ . _ .Calhoun.. ———————— ..Camden __ ____ . ...Dandier.. ..-- __ ------Oarroll ____ . ____ . _ .Oatoosa. ————————— ._Oharlton ______ .. ....Ohattmm . . .Chattahoochee ______Ohattooga ______ .. ..Cherokee —— __ .. ..-..Clarke ______ _____Clay.. __ _____ .....Olayton. ——— ..--.-. — ..Clinch ___________ .Cobb..— .................For2365229516990201463,255435222012341433341155(No Vot(No Vot5,44924416694219414359(7)Against4020108024354092587161092510622122115e Cast).e Cast).759212413112597123For2965129517240201483,09944621181435113238111025,488544156721218017358(8)Against20201060211840715511689649620832373101041350983126For2354129817341201182,93145626181534123336121525,33054414623216915354(9)Against3030103023164049644158644106229252828010415601055136For2154030017641201533,15045626181432103240111215,459547156561218916365(10)Against40301010211740865051675449720834875401041290774115For1854129116741201482,68443625181433113332111095,17034015591212815337(11)Against51301100261640868221674441062214358891215417401634137For2255130217741201483,13543726181434113038121245,29934315642215718360(12)Against20209901916408749516756496198350859012413201244116

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTIESCoffee... ———— . ———— .Oolquitt __ ... _ ———— ..Columbia ——————————Oook.... ———— - ———— .Coweta.. ——————————Orawford _ ——————— ..Crisp — . — — ————— „Dade. ————————————Dawson.- ——— . ——— ..Decatur ——————————DeKalb....— _.———..Dodge ————————————Dooly_ ————— - ———— .Dougherty.. ————————Douglas ——————————Early ————————————Echols ————————— ..Effinglnam . . . ..Elbert— ——————Emanuel ——— .. —— ....Evans... __ . _ — — —FftnrH" .Fayette __ ... _ .. — ....Floyd _____ . _ ... ......Forsyth — . — ... .........Franklin . _ ....Fulton . . _ ... ——Gilmer. __ .............Glasoock —— _ ——— ..Glynn ... ____ —— ....Gordon.. .................Grady ____________Greene ———— . ...........For325640721525616(NO Vot1395,07720293667919(No Vot39781315(No Vot11206(NO Vot368,601512421329018(7)Against51131672838142e Oast).1642,3235215584015e Cast).2161843e Cast).992e Oast).93,411202971020311For3252405716076251395,30026313758418358225611208368,915492431349321(8)Against512117023381331641,9175511603717219225298793,0822028371997For3253406015866141395,01317303598419397825612203349,206512428359224(9)Against512116626371231642,91258125537172141752992104,28820210972028For3254405915566171396,31123303749117387624712213369,880512450349326(10)Against511616424381111641,7645412463416301943108183,16619210491994For3247406115245751395,07822273598019327725512179345,887552411328218(11)Against512116129381531646,944551567391822218531011392,99423213292063For3241405914636371395,50025303649020457924611204368,9725024193595Ifi(12)Against51121652337901641,8535212502718211184398273,60919210571984

Gwlnnett ___ — ... —Habersham ......... .Hall.————————.—Hancock. ____ ... _ ...Haralson... _ .. —— . ——Harris __ - __ — — ——HartHeard.. —————————— .Henry. ——————————Houston.... ———— . ——Irwln „ ———————————Jackson ——————————Jasper _ „.. — — . ——Jell Davls.. __ — — — ...Jefferson ——————————Jenkins— . __ .- _ . _ ...Johnson —— . — . — . ——Jones .....................T.frniprLanier... ———— _..,._ ——Laurens. ..................Lee... __ .................Liberty __ „— . _ - __ „Lincoln ...................Long.. ———————————Lowndes.--- —— . — - .....Lumpkin „ _ . . _ _Macon.. ——————— . — „Madison... . —— .-.....-..Marion ———————— . .....McDuIlie. _____ ... __ .Mclntosh __ — ..... .....Meriwether ——— — . .....Miller ........... .......Mitchell.— ...............Monroe ____ —— _ ....Montgomery ...............Morgan _ . ___ ..... „—Murray ______ — _ ..Muscogee— ... . .—..—..15889501 31036272091303966560211021482618218763551027419141821328687323127714351,13419132547241016940496485928130417614848211609733319111410323141646122771589450431037262394306926260210920482419227653351027919151921324656326124614364,2611902714224101794040596602813051761274822160967331810141333491756642615692499320352624973051046460211221482617218043551027619151821321626327123614321,1011983114522101793745586593812941761484322160971331811141537310185672441599750929037272299313946559211319482616218153951028118151821321639327123714301,18919326141251016837425985949130517715850221209653419101416362101846152471559047830037282288280966359211019482416207353551027718131721321588324118614291,017193321722410157365289659591315179158432214097035201114153821220561337716091505290372726106314966560211119482617217963951027918151821324656327123514344,709191271402610168343548659381305176137452115096734181014143338164610426

COUNTIESNewton — ... — .. _ .....Ooonee _____ . ..........Oglethorpe.-. ------------ .Pauldlng.. . ... .... . .Peach. — . ———— . .......Plckens. ,.... — .. ........Pierce _ ..... — .. _ .....Pike....— ......... _ ....Polk..........— ..........PulasW .. ......... . ..Putnam. . . ... .. . ...QuitmanRabun ——————— ... — ..Randolph. ———— ... ....Richmond _ —— .. ........Rockdale.. ———— ... ....Schley ..... ——— ... .....Screven ......—..........Semlnole.. ———— .. _ ...Spaldlng— .. ——— .. _ ...Stephens _ ... ...........Stewart... —— . — __ ...Snmter ... ... . .. ...Talbot ...... _ ..........Tallaferro..-.. _ . ____ .TattnalL...— . _ ........Taylor .....................Tellair--.. ................Ten-ell... .... ........ ....Thomas ...................Tift— - ..................Toombs— ______ . ....Towns ............. .....CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948For11426665123827242,147774313423161015116366952544022633('(No Vot301701281760Against(For106 11470 266107 4040 12617 1015 2836 23954 177045 774722 1525 49684600 416111332629 31264 674120 15636 4105 22922 33451742440 134e Cast).22481563)Against(19For105 11570 26690 4122 12615 1115 2811 24139 161041 774826 1517 4773 3053870 101533620 29243 675120 26136 382052819 4021 4657 1702040 135176Against(10)For106 11570 26690 4120 13015 1316 2911 22140 181043 774522 1517 50673690 30591533617 3226 6954116 25538 402062814 3718 4760 1702350 136176Against(1 1)For106 11470 26690 4219 11712 1013 2812 21136 148041 774421 1520 46753690 30691233614 2323 6654120 25236 372062424 2918 4157 1621740 122156Against(12)For105 11470 26689 4030 12716 1215 2813 22137 169042 774821 1423 46703990 31191533622 29' 326864127 25840 4209 22626 3823 4763 1692250 132166Against1057090201415111320422237136901425311735041717541650

Treutlen.. ——— ----- — --Troup ___ — — _____Turner _ ——— ... — „—TSxriorfyQUnion.--. — — . — -----Upson... . ——— . — . — —Walker ___________Walton ___ - _____Ware ___ —— — __Warren ——————————Washington.--.. _ . _ -..Wayne . ———— _ .. — ..Webster ————— . —————Wheeler —— . .... ———— .White. ___________Whitfield— ... ... ... — —Wilcox... — ... — ... — —Wilkes ..——————WUMnson ___ .........o> Worth.. ___ --. __ -----Total ___ . __ ... _ .12319355694680179024935852611652111566853836,40375523921614734378381313107099519211214;0761291995568467417902503584251055216865853837,922149252206141342744313131170871622191211,97512918854684684179124733862910752181661843834,3451602392061374397440148106070421181214,2061291985267468317932583589261075221660853836,959049243216137336713612111060861423241211,45212916154664675189623936862610652201760873830,15208124122614123691361812107093324171217,72412921352694686178625837872711752151861853838,47504024219613634267361191012090323231212,396

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS. GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTIES(13)(1 4)(1 5)(1 6)(1 7)ForAgainstForAgainstForAgainstForAgainstForAgainstAppHng ...Af.WTisrmBacon. ————— .. — ....Baker ___ .... ______Baldwin....— ______Banks _ . —— ...........Barrow ....„....— ........Bartow __ -.-.-... _ . ....Ben Hill.. .... .....Berrlen.. ........ ..........Bibb———————.....Bleckley.. ———————— ..S Brantley ———————— ....* Brooks ....................Bryan __ ——— ... — .-..Bulloch _ —— __ .......Burke _ ———————— ....Butts ....................Oalhoun ———— . —— ....Camden ... . . .... ...Oandler —— — . ——— ....Carroll _________ . ....Catoosa ———————— ...Charlton— —— _ —— ....fliattlftm. .Ohattahoochee... —— ....Ohattooga .. — .. —— ....Oherokee ..................Olarke ____ . ______Clay ...... _ ..... __ ...Clayton ......—...........Clinch— ...... _ ........Cobb._————— _ ........21551304176 '41201483,10345626 i a143510313911130(No Vote(No Vote5,28434415659111591635602097020178854715744496206346Oast).Cast). 7650124137012931209955129817741201495,556 4R6231 Q13351133 4n111245,37054415640219619357001010171 ftAH8387315774410622734776001241302483115205412961r/o41201503,175AA7OQ1 ft14

Coffee ___________Oolquitt.... __ . __ .....OolnmhiaCook ......................Ooweta ____ —— --------Orawford __ —— . .......Orisp _._____-_--..---.-..Dade _________ . ....Dawson _ ................Decatur _ -.-. — . ——— ..DeKalb— — __ .... — ....Dodge _ — ... — . —— ....Dooly ___________Dougherty.. _ ——— ....Douglas.. — . —————— .Early _ ...„...„. —— ....Echols „.„.„.——....F.fflngham _ . ..Elbert ______ . __ . ...g Emanuel . ..................01 Evans _____ ___ . ...TanninFayette _ .... —— . — . ..Floyd _ ... _ .... _ .. ....Forsyth ________ . ....FranklinFulton ________ - ....Glasoock _______ . ....Glynn.. —————— . —— ..Gordon..--------.. — , ...Grady _____ . __ . ....Greene ... _ ..... . . ....Gwinnett.. __ __ . ...Habersham ....... ...Hall ________ .....Hancock.. ________Haralson ________ .Harris ...............—...Hart ___________ .325140611505626(No Vote1395,85924303579319(No Vote4278246(No Vote11221(No Vote369,8914824133597161609351030034275 3117 2491 4062 5924 17937 581 637Oast).164 1392,238 3,43154 2211 3133 36930 8516 20Oast).211 411742 75346Oast).9 1280 209Oast).7 383,377 8,494222 502102 4037 34197 923 18191 16129 92133 50024 3101016 348 275 3 5 3 5 3117 249 119 251 117 2461 401 401 4064 60 62 60 62 6123 179 24 160 23 15237 6 37 6 36 5100 62 102 63 111 58556139 164 139 164 1394,942 1,620 5,627 1,505 4,46423 56 24 53 2325 13 30 12 2753 VA 52 362 43 34930 83 33 89 28 80717 17 16 18 16213 44 212 45 211 401842 77 1832 76 1842 7934 24 246668 11 9 12 9 12206 219 81 221 76 19233 10 36 8 366,337 2,124 8,634 2,816 5,673492 202 522 162 492100 389 102 421 96 4069 35 7 35 7 35198 83 203 98 193 913 24 9 17 6 18191 161 191 161 190 15827 89 27 92 26 88143 498 148 506 173 48723 300 25 310 23 29010101016 35 15 29 15 298 28 8 28 8 271641,64355993,203192512116124371021642,3065614563414216184298882,06118211671989189281452510158

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTIESHeard —.——.—_—.. 24Henry „— ———-——- 101Houston_-- ______. 305Irwin ___- —_.__- 96Jackson.————————— 64Jasper..—————————— 59JeffDavis_________ 2Jelferson_.——_..—— 112JenkinS—.....__.-... . 18Johnson ..—_.___ ... 48Jones -----—.-__._. 25Lamar... ..——... .. — 18§ Lanier. ....——._... ... 2105 Laurens. . —— ..— — 77Lee.,. . . ——....-— 5Liberty. . . . ...._ ... 37Lincoln-— . -. — —— 5Long . ----- -_——— 10Lowndes__-_____ .- 280Lumpkin . . —.—— .. 17Macon __——_——— 15Madison ...- ... ...——— 18Marion . „——.——. 2McDuffie...————— 13Mclntosh...——..———— 23Meriwether. _______- 62Miller- ____ - __— 7Mitchell...— ....—.... 327Monroe. . .. ---.-.---_- 122Montgomery .—..——.— 7Morgan__——-————— 14Murray.__—.———... 35Muscogee.———————.... 1,148(13)For Against36395675969I2961771384722II0966341810I41333281646II237(14)For Against20105325936458210919482717227773451028017152021322638327124714321,104382651859610130517614746211409653418814123528175612252(15)For Against2096294966460211019942620" 167563751027918152021319598326122814321,0263740607598812953361584621150966341781453929154612265(16)For Against2310333595666021081948261721786355827918151921320637324130814321,13635374765948131517614747211209663418914133539153612219. (17)For Against219331493655821091748261821736295827718131821319567324124714321,027364256759410129617613752211509683419914133939154613279

Newton.. ——— _ . .. ....Oconee..— . . ...........Oglethorpe __ ___ .Paulding _ ___ . ..Peach _ ——— .. __ ...Pickens. ———— -... - -.Pike.....————— .....Polk. _____ . .. ......PulaskL. ————— -. .- .Putnam —————— - .....Quitman — .............Rabun —— ————————Randolph —————— - — ..Richmond- —— — ....Rockdale— —— ...—..Screven. ————— -.. ..Semlnole ———— ———— .g Spalding __ ... _ _ _ .^ Stephens.. ———— .- ..Stewart- ——————— — ..Sumter.. ...............Talbot .... .—— . ......TaUaferro —————————TattnalL ——————————Taylor.. ..—..— ........Telfair..— — — — — —Terrell _ ——————————Thomas. ———————— ...Tift.. . .. — ........ ....Toombs. ———————— ...Treutlen — - .. .„—...Troup. . . . .- . — ..Turner. . — . . .- ..Twiggs . ———— ... —Union _ ... ————Upson... —— ————— ...Walker _____ ____ —1142664212613282217377441448305915336316963564122837(No Vote43170130176106 11470266894121 130131215281121134 1700427745211515 46683690 3049133362130243665118 25636 40022281839Oast).204557 16817400 13316613042 195241521970614634 7917 3 1812916253694686106 11470 2664312610272212277472115244471 306389091233629626257392242018 4350 16717400 12815612944 191242 531970614636 802902215141313304115274118360310670892116151117704321196939901527311537071619561950045242196117114266431321327221717744125130191333634715258402283346172131166373106 11470 26689 4117 12512 1114 2711 22130 163041774523 1219 4866 292389091332614 3122 8835115 25486 362032922 3317 4248 16616400 11616612937 168242 5217 7161 4634 7710 6 15129203527246821067089221414121350412222663810015274118380417215620400582421861373

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1948COUNTIESWalton __ ____Ware ___ ___ ————Warren-..- —————————Washington ___ ————Wayne ______ —————Webster. _ ————————Wheeler..-.-.. — —————White.—. _ ... — — — .Whitfield.. _ .— ... __ „Wilcox... — — „_ ... — —Wilkes— __ __ .„ — — -Wilklnson _____ — _Worth ____ . _ -. .— —Total ______ . — „For9225336882711852082164823836,196(1 3)Against3568371210105091318221212,302For9625336852811752182066983834,854(14)Against376937159106089319191211,942For9724735842611752212061473831,412(1 5)Against4077371312106087322181210,561For9125537852711852242064903837,911(1 6)Against386937118104088319181210,851For0724536012510752121863873831,561(] L7)Against437436159106094320171211,626

CONSOLIDATION OF TAXREFERENDUM VOTES669

CONSOLIDATION OF TAX REFERENDUM VOTES, APRIL 6, 1949UnitVoteCOUNTY2222422422622224422224226224222444422462242222422262Appling ——————————At.lriTisrrn .Bacon __-~ ———— -Baker — ———————..Baldwin ____ —......Banks ___ —————....Barrow ____ ———...Bartow .. .............TtntlTTIllBerrlen __„— ———..Bibb ....................Bleckley __.. —————.-Brantley ————————Brooks ___ —————..Bryan. ------------------BuUoch ____ — — — —Burke ____ ————Butts ______ . —.....Calhoun ___Camden ___ —— ___Candler _ .... ———— ..Carroll... _ —————— -Oatoosa ____ ———— ..Charlton —————————Chatham...... ——— ....Chattahoochee .—„....Chattooga __ ——— ...Oherokee.. _———„„Clarke .. __ ...—..—.Clay _—..—-——Clayton —————————CUnch ........—.„...Cobb... _ . .... ____ .Coffee... ... ...———.Oolquitt— — - —— — ...OnHimblaCook _____ —— „ ....Coweta. . -,._————Crawford _ ... ———— ..Crisp ___ ._.———.Dade_ __ ... —— ....Decatur ____ ———— ..DeKalb ___ ————— ..Dodge _____ ——— ....Dooly. ____ ——— ....Dougherty .....—_....Douglas. — .. ..........Early. _____ -.... ....Echols ____ .........T-ffinghai" . .Elbert _____ ... ...—Emanuel ........——..Evans ____ „.„ — ..TanninFayette ____ ——— -...Floyd _____ ——— -„-Forsyth ____ —— ....COURTHOUSEBaxley.. _ ___ . ....Pearson ................AlmaNewtonMilledgeville— ... ... ...Homer. ___ .. .........Winder... .... ____ .Cartersvllle _ „ —— . ...Fitzgerald ___ .—....Nashville ____ .......Macon . —————————Cochran. ____ — -...Nahunta . .............Qultman _____ . _ .Pembroke.. ——————Statesboro. ............[Waynesboro .. ——— „Jackson __ ..... ... —Morgan ___ ——— . —Woodbine ________Metter ___ —„.....Carrolltoij. ...... —.....Ringold ___ —— ---.Folkston ——— —..-..Savannah __ .. ------Ousseta. ————————Canton. _ „—...—Athens. —— —————Ft. Gaines _ . — . —Jonesboro .....—„.—Homerville . . — — — .Marietta .. — —————Douglas ___ -.-... — .Moultrie . ———————Appling .........„.—AdeL... . _____ — —Newnan ___ .. — ....Knoxville. . ------------Cordele ____ - _ -.„-Trenton.- ..............Dawsonville ...........Bainbridge. ............Decatur ................EastmanVienna —— .— — — .Albany . .. .. — .—DouglasvUle.. — — —Blakely ___ _____StatenvUle __ — — „Springfield __ . . . _ _ .Elberton. —— ........Swainsboro ____ . __Olaxton ..............Blue Ridge .............Fayetteville— . ........Rome. .................niimmlngFor556761ooo2765911254386371819131,1231341833772291,0682762021103926099546861623,995297035241,646953802051,150742868285537425158508388643912,60235224347535625894342406834327369151938165Against1,337298687177QQfi3419232,0061,1548397,303OCA6341 OQA5641 TOA8928613894604212,4353183199,281561 7171,6901,4383071,3437784,7851,2921,7473638651,8193409713145741,66211,4472,1089652,1818911,3662106911,7121,3624931,2216645,825925670

CONSOLIDATION OF TAX REFERENDUM VOTES, APRIL 5, 1949UnitVoteCOUNTY2 Franklin... —.—......62242 Fulton... ——————....OllmerGlascock.. ..............Glynn ______......Gordon ———————....2 Grady ___________2 Greene. ———————....4 OwlT1Tlfit.t2422 Habersham.... ———....Hall... ................Hancock..... ——......Haralson _________2 Harris. ___ —.........2 Hart __ ——.—„...22222222222224 Heard .................Henry. ————————__Houston. _______Irwln .. ———————....Jackson ________Jasper... —————.....Jeff Davis... __...__.Jefferson___. ——......Jenklns. ———————...Johnson.. ——-........Jones ———————— ..T-amarLanler ————————....Laurens... ————......2 Lee ......___—__.2 Liberty..... ————......2 Lincoln- ———————...2 Long ————————...42 Lowndes. ——————....Lumpkin2 Macon. ————————....2 Madison _ . „.....222 Marion ———————....McDuffle— ._ .__....Mclntosh. —————....4 Meriwether ..............2 Miller ......._......42 Mitchell.. .............Monroe .. ——————....2 Montgomery ..._.........2 Morgan. ———————....262 Murray _________Muscogee ————— .....Newton ................2 Oconee —————.......2 Oglethorpe ——........2 Paulding . .... ....2 Peach __________2 Pickens —————.......2 Pierce __________2 Pike4 Polk............ _._..2 Pulaski.... __.......COURTHOUSEOarnesville .............Atlanta.. — . ——————Elli.iay— — ... . ____ .Gibson. ___ ..........OalhounCairo _____ ——— „Greensboro __ ...- ....Lawrence ville ...........Olarkesville ...........Galnesville. . . .Sparta-.— ———— ——Buchanan.— . ———— .TTamllfvnHartwel] _________Franklin ......McDonough _____ ...Perry... _ —————— ..Ocilla ...... ...........Jefferson..... ———— ..Hazlehurst. __ . —— ..Louisville--- ..——..MlllenWrightsviUe-- _ ......Gray . ____ ......Barnesville .............Lakeland _ ... ........Dublin.......... ......Leesburg __ ... — ....Hinesville ..............Lincoln ton __ .. — ....Ludowicl. ..............Valdosta ________Dahlonega —— .......Oglethorpe .............Danlelsville-- ————— ..Buena Vista ...........Thomson. ————— ....Greenville __ — ......Colquitt. _ .........n^miiiaForsyth _________Mt. Vernon _...........Madison.. . . .........Chatsworth. ..........Columbus. .............Covington ____ .....Watkins ville.—— ......T^ringtnnDallas.— .——........Fort Valley ............Jasper...... ......_.._.Blackshear .............Zebulon _________Oedartown ............Hawkinsville ... . __ .671For5063,789199567354776293566816778243757142408364033863136403971212054882753452053781895351664332361147802592173931032211525624085823642283222532,063712 •370208402171974.1 Q167765139Against89829,6937483551,5851,5951,1367522,4611,2252,8003531,2037304944621,2021,0238461,2096035917783661,0217296253522,4222674835344631,7395198616753447413121,7095361,1427915698119364,9782,7833555008617867985386042,118617

CONSOLIDATION OF TAX REFERENDUM VOTES, APRIL 5, 1949UnitVote2222622224224222222422226222442424222242224COUNTYFutnam __ —— __ ...Qultman. ...............Rabun ..................Randolph ...............Richmond ________Rockdale.. ————— ....Schley ——————————Screven ___ .... — ....RomfnnlftStephens.. .....____.....Stewart ..-—..———Sumter.. .........—....Talbot ————————— .Taliaferro ...............Tattnall .————„—Taylor __ ———————..Telfair— __ —————..TerreU __________.Thomas —————————Tift— —_ -______.Toombs —————————TVinmflTreutlen.. ——— ——Troup —— —— —— ——Turner _...............TvjitrtrqUnion.--. ...............Upson. ___-__——-..-_.Walker——————————Walton. —————————Ware ..„„.—.._.——Warren .................Washington .............Wayne ...................Webster .................Wheeler. ———————— .White ..——————Whitfleld ................Wilcox ——— ——— ——Wllkes. ...-.„.....—...Wilkinson ...............Worth _____— —....Total _..............COURTHOUSEEatonton _.........__..GeorgetownClayton ________.Cuthbert _______ -Augusta— ———.......Conyers _________.EllaviUe ................Sylvania ________.DonalsonviUe __.....Griffin.. ...............Toccoa —____——..T.iiTnpldTiAmerloiiR. _ _ ____ . ...Talbotton _______.Crawf ordville ____...Reids ville ..............Butler ________...McRae. ...._..._..__„Dawson _____.__ -Thomaston.. ...........Tifton.. __ ... ___ ...Lyons ..................Hiawassee _______ .Soperton.. . ............LaGrange _______ .Ashburn. ———— . .....Jefferson ville . ____ .Blairsville __ .. _ . ....Thomaston .............Lafayette _______ .Monroe _____ ... ....Waycross ________ .Warrenton _ .._..._.._.Sanders ville ______ .Jesup _ ... _ — . .....Preston. ________ .Alamo.... _ . _ -. __ .nifivnlanrtDalton _________ .AbbevUle—— __ . .....Washington ______ .Irwinton ...............Sylvester ________ .For260 643782321,903274124271181549341966141561493433223811881,033763334273102954266974584661,5327286361775524868724021193228430922435977,819Against5271923809695,7386022646995522,6108226201,5374822871,1271,0459279742,4021,2281,0744463952,9835884357112,1561,1621,7202,8426401,1871,7862906784792,055634784639884225,268Total votes cast for and against . 303,087672

CONSOLIDATED VOTESTATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARYJUNE 28, 1950UNITED STATES SENATOR673

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR UNITED STATES SENATORCOUNTYAppling ....... ...Atkinson __ ...... ...BaconBaker __ __ .._.__Baldwin ....Bants... ....Barrow __ —————Bartow ____ ...Bpn WillBerrien . ____ — ..Bibb . __ . __ .....Bleckley .. ____ — ..Brantley ___ ———— ..Brooks _______ ...Bryan . ........ —— .Bulloch . ____ ...Burke _____ ——— ..Butts ...........Calhoun __ .. . . .Op.ind«nOandler _ __ . ...Carroll __ . ........Catoosa ........Oharlton __ .. —— ..Chatham. ....—......Ohattahoochee. ——— ..Ohattooga.. ————— „Oherokee ___ ——— ..Olarke __ ___ ...Olay . _ __ —— ..Olayton . ___ .....OUn h .. ___ . ..Cobb . __ ____ ...Coffee . ____ . ...Oolqultt _ _ . . .Columbia- ..... . . .Cook . ______ ..Ooweta _____ . . .Crawford ______ ...Crisp.. _______ ...Dade . __ — —— ..Dawson . . ___ . .Decatur _ . .. —— ..DeKalb. ________ .Dodge. __ .. — ...Dooly .........—...Dougherty __ ——— .Douglas __ .....„_..Early. . . ___ — ..Echols ...............TCffi-ngha,rnWalter F.George2,406 21,496 2)2,561 2901 22,969 41,218 2)2,577 (2)3,698 42,297 2)2,168 212,825 (61,760 21,008 22,717(2)1,508(24,367 41,603(41,872(2)1,132 2)1,246 2)1.414 2)4,237 (41,544 2978 219,635(6)180 2)3,638 22,782 2)4,848 4752 2)3,011 21,334 28,529 43,922 44,816 41,054 21,856 2)3,955 4993 22,828(2645 2)1,071 23,442 4)20,738 64,295 22,156 2,4,223 41.730 22,063 2529 21,406(2POPTTLAR AND (UNIT)Harry L.HydeVOTE1571097830967862133146851,372665570901331951166547130162466639442140127121115443517019612401551667161441744721424011346482528AlezMcLennan495209254623163514237643803572,37527720222415165293325641931267413721004,73319942537880686802211,747411527972155161243483201813753.375619120541498207138161674

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR UNITED STATES SENATORCOUNTYElbert ..................F.maTmel ......TT.vftnsFannlnFayette .................Floyd ___ . ______ .Forsyth _________FranklinFulton .................Ollmer .. _ . _ .... .Glascock ...............Olyrm _______Grady __________Greene........ .........Gwlnnett .............Habersliam.. . .Hall........ __ .. _ ...Hancock......... ......Haralson ..............Harris _____ .......Hart ..................Heard. _____ .......Henry _________ .Houston.... ...........Irwin ...................Jackson ........ .......Jasper.. ...............Jeff Davis ___ . _ .„.TfinldriaJohnson ______ ...Jones.. _____ .......LaniarLanier. _ ..............Laurens __ — . ........Lee...... ___ . _ .....Liberty .................Lincoln _________Long __ . _ . _ .. ....Lowndes ________T.^implrin.Macon _________________Madison _____._._.__..__Marion ..._...___._._.__McDuffie ________._...__Mclntosh __....__._..__Meriwether. ——— _ _____Miller _ . ____ . __ ..Mitchell ....________..__Monroe __________Walter F.George3,226 2)3,224 (4)1,481 21,113(2)1,502(2)10,065 (61,695 2)3,010 2)47,275 (6)1,564(2584(24,756 (42,812 (2)3,145 (2)2,142 24,794 (42,789 (2)6,699(4)1,069 2)2,279 2)1,702 22,969 2)1,521 (2)2,740 (2)2,731 (22,407 (2)3,527 (2)1,224(2)1,220(2)2,010 (21,704 (21,712(2)1,604(2)1,584 2)1,071(2)4.912 (4)609(2)1,740 21,142(21,206(2)4,624(4)1,564(2)1,707(2)1,897(8)648(21,683(2)819(23,290 (41,499 (2)2,883 (4)2,326 (2)POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEHarry L.Hyde14457626049663831172,3346919159230119803451543013212035695410553651201846181803614624412711632564162691857134474101^ 674563AlexMcLennan483355965493122.76838848011,9972351406735872783311,2805991,279119676236357250561159207480199190200249195184266907492623214117561234713944195165130492178166309675

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950FOR UNITED STATES SENATORCOUNTYWalter F.GeorgePOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEHarry L.HydeAlexMcLennanMontgomery ————— „Morgan ___ — _ — ..Murray. — _ ———————Musoogee __ ———— ..Newton — .. ——————Oconee ___ — . —— ..Oglethorpe. ——————Faulding __ ————— ..Peach ___ ——————Plckens ___ ... —— ..Pierce ___ ————— .-Pike _______Polk... __ .... _ — —PulaskL. , _ . __Putnam.... ——————Qultman ... _Rabun..... ————— ..Randolph __ ... —— _Richmond.. ————— ..Rockdale _____ — _-Schley ____ — ——Screven. __ - _ .. __Rominole _ . ... .... ...Spalding... ————— „Stephens _ — . ——— ..Stewart-— ————— „Sumter... _ . ... .. ..Talbot...... ————— ..Taliaferro _ .... .....TattnaU _ ————— „Taylor ___ — _ —— ..Telfalr... _______Terrel] ____ . __ .. ...Thomas __ .... — ....Tift— ...... ____ ....Toombs __ ——— ....Towns _____ .. ...Treutlen __Troup ____ . .........Turner ___ „ _ —— ..TSlrtfforQUnion ____ . __ . ....Upson _________Walker. _________ .Walton __________Ware. __________Warren _________Washington. . _ . ....Wayne _________Webster.. __ . .........1,510(2)1,689(2)1,172(2)8,431 (6)2,416 (2)1,278(2)1,485 (2)1,971 (2)1,503 (2)1,276(2)2,021 (2)1,325(2)3,655 (4)1,440(2)1,374(2)523(2)1,441(2)1,607 (2)10,216 (6)1,440(2)807(2)1,782(2)1,478(2)5,198(4)2,669 (2)1,378 2)2,892 4)1,010 2)887 2)3,347 2)1,756 2)2,965 (2)1,839 (2)5,450 (4)3,776 2)2,586 2)673 2)1,491 2)4,930 6)1,965(2)961 (2)1,454(2)4,113(4)3,608(4)3,152(2)4,208(4)785 (2)1,895(4)2,586 (2)579 (2)5547894301153628108264584272612042148138258908562622180184611813852271724510181103918367466928136111619666419061562343371,4065043092024401593922942101,116133139632131741,04024070186719043067825076974642181651142642762901131975753232152944831,04151085311736846757676

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950FOR UNITED STATES SENATORCOUNTYWheeler... .............White........ _____ .Whltfleld.... _____ .Wllcox ..................Wllkes... ...............WnirinsmiWorth ___ . ___ ...Total Popular Vote.....Total (Unit) Vote.. __Total Counties .........Walter F.George1,6541,6523,8492,3851,7842,1622,185470,156410159POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTE)*.CO *•10Harry L.Hyde408938810838598019,852AlexMcLennan8072891,02131319839021479,886677

iCONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR GOVERNORCOUNTYAppling —————Atkinson.. .......Bacon ____________Baker __ ——— _.Baldwin _......._.Banks _ . _ .Barrow ——————Bartow--.. .......Ben Hill...— — .Berrien __ __....Bibb.. ___ ... ..Bleckley.... ......Brantley ........Brooks... __ ....Bryan ............Bulloch. ___ ...Burke _ .—._...Butts. ...........nanismriamrie"Oandler — _ ....Oarroll ...........Catoosa. ___ ...Charlton. —— ....Otmt/hv".... ...Ohattahoochee ...Ohattooga ........Cherokee. ——— ..Olarke.. ..._„...Clay .............Clayton ..........Clinch. ..........Cobb— . ___ ...Coffee..— __ ...Colquitt— _— —Columbia ________Cook __ — ______Coweta. .„..—..OrawlorcL. —— _.Crisp ..-——_.____Dade _____________Dawson __________Decatur __________DeKalb ___________Dodge ————Dooly _ ——— __._Dougherty _______Douglas ___ —Early .............Echols ... ___ .•Rfflngliam ......PatAvery434303718535323141144516615791602513918138362141719212879242841201020418POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEC. 0.Baker16381834361229361473223024103451232040422148313943310212560523392820114842041149123415511731322960551041162432Mrs. J. W.Jenkina79157525108959151071741249315510147429242841833172444222153333269119194823Herman E.Talmadge1,726 ( 2)l,026i1,797541 (1.87K 31,03011,5921 I2,377 4)1,1831,1756,2191,369733 211,3381,0942,8411,0231,2687469509842,5711,29176215,6521582,5721,8302,1625352,1526634,8432,6183,0308771,1011,7337241,5377328552,1928,2053,3071,1212,4011,2571,2905281,076s13t22224!12(2(2 )(2 )4422(2!I822422*(2.!I[!M. E.Thompson1,5001,026(1)1,1894121,5296071,4622,3301,479 (2)1,389 (2)9,633 (6)7175341,631 (2)6652,1786991,0234495866642,5188534258,949402,3891,5373,237(4)2711,608987 (2)5,936(4)2,0742,2592691,0432,733 (4)3901,4825656041,47615,714 (6)1,7481,0912,3781,138998168500678

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950FOR GOVERNORCOUNTYElbert... _____Emanuel —————Evans __ .. ___FanninFayette. —————Floyd __ .. —— ..Forsyth ..........Franklin. ——— „Fulton ---_---.-.-Gllmer ____ ...Glascock .........Glynn _ —— ...Gordon _ ........Grady.. ... ......Greene. ..........Gwlnnett— . .....HabershamHaUHancock .........Earalson.... .....Harris __ .......Hart ............Heard __ ........Henry __ —— ..Houston. ........Irwin. .....„—..Jackson.. ————TaCY^flTJeff Davls— — ..Jefferson —————Jenklns. .......__Johnson .........Jones ... ........Lamar ___ . ....Lanler. _ ........Laurens.. ........Lee. —..........Liberty... ...... ..Lincoln ———— ..Long.. ...........Lowndes ———— ..Lumpkin __ _ .Macon ... ——— ..Madison ..........Marion ........McDuffie ____ .Mclntosb. ———Meriwether .......Miller ......MitcheU. ____ .Monroe... ——— ..PatAvery7106123310146662121625200401931128003169611049236711206651205711067047POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEC. 0.Baker91153162615151155163054764761881669801441850135493710753717393240609621252028186610363217348471321498353Mrs. J. W.Jenkins1910682197776670112582161833715415710111021211107432381456296137225136621Herman E.Talmadge2,0162,3061,0331,1691,1127,4931,2161,978(21,3181,240 (588 (1,7101,951( 2)1,874 ( 2)1,3003,0271,5703,700651 ( 2)1,788(9552,2049541,9731,5041,4141,9457459491,53618611,3049849503783,4425267719077651,6571,0371,2731,3725081,2725341,9511,1011,7991,4762)4)2)I!112)f!8)2)I!82)ii32)1!2)2)>2)2)>2)2)2)S 2)IiM. E.Thompson1,7541,3238376157245,5099681,64442,208(6)1,0031213,869 (4)1,8441,6391,331 (2)3,168 (4)1,920(2)4,435 (4)5341,3541,029(2)1,1617441,3511,3661,2262,212 (2)6785046541,146(2)583747907844(2)2,0971191,206(2)3457643,668(4)9606151,0352766264601,9155861,2421,093679

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEHOCRATIO PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR GOVERNORCOUNTYMontgomery. .....Morgan _...._._..Murray..... ———lUTu QnnorAANewton __.....Oconee _._„______Oglethorpe. .._.„Pauldlng .......Peach ___.—_.Plckens .__...__..Pierce ____.....Pike———.-—Polk _______.PiilaRkl..... ....Putnam.........QuitmanRabun _____.Randolph. .......Richmond ____Rockdale.. .......Schley _..........Screven. _......Semlnole .........Rpalrting...... .Stephens- _..._..Stewart _____Sumtei .........Talbot _..........TallaferroTattnall __.______.Taylor.. —.......Telfalr... ........Terrell _____...Thomas ..........Tilt— ...........Toombs _.___._._.Towns ..........Treutlen, ._____—Troup ............Turner ...........ThirfffirQ J/WlggS .......____Union _..._..._._.Upson ______Walker.... .......Walton ...........Ware — _ .... ...Warren ...........Washington ......Wayne _...._...._Webster- ____ .Wheeler ..........PatAvery50047152113419510441706589701571131123063842923655291124141391318342POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEC. 0.Baker2010171793833233020271339171221244459172422231026313244754733141274942134911113299644114953790778201327Mrs. J. W.Jenklns621697341056111229153381346227257615208766302390232212162652427809Herman E.Talmadge1,3491,0889924,8951,4419341,0881,3118428351,3999002,3507717988891,0299696,4838985051,1511,1862,3151,811989 (211,7721 4J650 ( 2)3582,167o1,138 212,898 21,277 a2,5442,0411,8025341,3872,2681,375(84911,05312,0863,1462,0642,3386971,9231,6434801,0552I0Q\222\gng|i420M. E.Thompson4369257095,221 (6)1,534(2)6015921,204807923(2)1,1796132,542 (4)796 (2)7572347677384,9708413629223773,765 (4)1,601 (2)4441,665456727 (2)1,8888472786183,434(4)1,8811,1652663233,384(6)8252927972,694(4)1,9201,6602,821 (4)2051,1411,538141518680

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950FOR GOVERNORPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEOOTJNTYWhite............Whltfield.... _ ..Wilcox _______Wllkes...... _ ...Wllklnson ........Worth ............Total PopularVote. ___ . ...Total (Unit) Vote-Total Counties ...PatAvery1126691073,050000. 0.Baker341473262945110,25000Mrs. J. W.Jenkins1526681562,96300Herman E.Talmadge1,0862,4011,6011,0891,6931,259287,637295124}[2)2)n\2)M. E.Thompson9272,870 (4)1,1488468281,133279,137115341681

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppllng. —————————Atklnson ————————Bacon __ ... ——————Baker __ ————————Baldwin ____ ———— ..Banks _ ————————Barrow _ ————————Bartow. —————————Ben Hill.. ___ . ___Berrien.. ————————Bibb...... _____Bleckley. ————————Brantley— .- ————— ..Brooks.. ————————Bryan __ ...„.._ —— ..Bulloch.. ————————Burke.. —————————Butts... ————————Oalhoun ————————Camden.. ————————Oandler. ————————Carroll _ ——————— ..Oatoosa.- —————— .-Oharlton— -. —— . —— ..Chatham ————————Ohattahoochee.... — ..Chattooga. ——————Oherokee ————————Olarke _ ———— . — „Clay _ ...—.——...Olayton.. ————————Clinch _________ .Oobb __ ... —— . — ..Coffee.. ................Oolquitt _ .............Columbia ————————Cook ___ . _ . _ .....Ooweta _ —_—.—-...Orawford.--.- — . —— ..Crisp __ —————— ..Dade.. _ .. _ ... —— ..Dawson.. -——.——Decatur..-. __ ... — ..DeKalb... __ ..........Dodge _____ ... — ..Dooly __ ... — . —— —Dougherty ...—..„„Douglas..... . ———— „EarlyEchols _____ . _ ....DanDuke630510501729252385661,1815756004,443251212622411513235470961193401,0831681654,91488622361,544868636352,820753761943661,663185519861675128,6746793601,10471528181FOR LIEUTENANTGOVERNORS. MarvinGriffin1,9811,0041,8707792,1749441,6592,4921,7091,4908,9331,5526241,8971,1213,0171,1251,2959397068942,97784865616,8301511,9362,0232,6746172,2487395,8462,7963,4859021,293(2,375857

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYEffingham...Elbert-___Emanuel--.-.Evans_.....Fannln_._._..Fayette_....Floyd..—..-Forsyth__.Franklin.....Fulton.......Gilmer.......Glascock.....Glynn___.-Gordon..——Grady___-Greene.......Gwinnett.....Habersham—Hall..........Hancock.....Haralson_..Harris........Hart..........Heard_.....Henry___.-Houston.....Irwin_......Jackson......Jasper.__.Jeff Davis_.Jefferson....Jenktns......Johnson.....Jones___.Lamar._......Lanier___.Laurens.——Lee_____.Liberty...._Lincoln.__.Long.........Lowndes__.Lumpkin__Macon___.Madison_...Marion___.McDuffie__.Mclntosb__.Meriwether...Miller-—....DanDuke1954575566572244362,51045642622,913385621,0916835336521,5106191,758345493382381452834498514871348182192416229316596344843853181432191,492471267349154267189862115FOR LIEUTENANTGOVERNORS. MarvinGriffin1,174(2)2,169 (2)2,451 (4)8701,1271,2206,7581,3311,77525,5261,191627 (2)2,595 (4)2,0742,5921,4073,3711,5534,3454)702 (2)1,917(2)1,169 (2)2,281 (2]9092,092 (212,054 (2)1,743(2)2,122 (2)798 (2)1,066(2)1,497(2)1,217(2)1,454(2)1,323 (2)1,060(2)569 (2)4,088(4)544(2853(2860(2879(22,669 (41,082(21,396(21,447(2)467 (2)1,205(2)535 (2)2,475 (4)1,555(2)FrankGross2171,2036532483492054,0823821,48413,141358671,8661,0265404391,3321,3602,3132666334227713135074053541,207305165486396211267250292837427962443651,187468215605158328243504117FOR SECRETARYOF STATEBen W.Fortson, Jr.1,639(2)3,926 (2)3,839 (4)1,979 (2)1,771(2)1,882(2)13,526(6)2,201 (2)3,577(2)65,724(6)2,140(2)753(2)5,747 (4)3,891 (2)3,768(2)2,689 (2)6,364 (4)3,684(2)8,319 (4)1,267(2)3,153 (2)2,020 (2)3,496(2)1,763(2)3,4593,0232,7614,2561,4711,518(22,283 (22,112 (21,887(21,868(21,996(21,280(2)5,846(4)6892,0971,3601,2245,5552,0263)1,992(2)2,478 (2)799 (2)1,931(2)1,067(2)4,029 (4)1,866(2)

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMltchell ______ . _ .Monioe —— _. ——————Montgomery ___ - __Morgan „ _ —————Murray. ______ - __Muscogee __ —————Newton . .. ——— ..Oconee— _ — —————Oglethorpe ____ __._.Priding ...Peach ——————————Plckens __ ——————Pierce ..................Pike..... ________ .Polk............. ——— .PlilasldPutnam.. —— .......QuififtnRabun.. .........._....Randolph _____Richmond- ............Rockdale ______ ...Schley _ .............Screven _________Semlnole.RpairHngStephens..... ..........Stewart ..._._..._......Sumter ___ .. ........Talbot _ - ————— .Tallaferro..— ..........Tattnall _....__......._.Taylor _ ... ___________Telfalr. __ ... .........Terrell.. . . ... ...Thomas ________Tilt. ...................Toombs .......„——..Towns_ ____ .. .......Treutlen ...............Troup. ___ . _ . _ —Turner.. ...............Twiggs ............_._..Union. .................Upson ________ ....Walker .................Walton .................Ware...—. _ .........Warren _________Washington.—— ......DanDuke4465581973843372,4216122912035163623644422841,271287294631593181,9483802612741021,7772501596892523189904101792591,391628459842171,6254961363431,3045995001,00174558FOR LIEUTENANTGOVERNORS. ManrinGriffin2,196 (4)1,707 (2)1,292(2)1.101 (2)886(2)5,960(6)1,506 )999 )1,087 21,4531,095 29651,480 2)972 )2,427 4)1,051 )903 )467 )905 )1,138 2)6,855 )1,0345011,279 21,3703,380(47091,072(21,853(4685 2526 22,204 21,356 22,764(2)1,434(2)3,685(4)2,411 (2)1,856 (2)3461,304(2)2,830(6)1,511(2)938 (2)955 2)2,664 4)3,059 4)2,428 2)2,782 (4)705(2)1,817(4)FrankGross4103581964914091,8449182464085042283424702961,210232359826663092,15735995486961,1642,170 (2)2078811361248022471442491,0441,053571357 (2)1471,3073441145219251,3178681,404115642FOR SECRETARYOF STATEBenW.Fortson, Jr.3,134 42,698 2)1,846(2)1,973(2)1,749 2)10,836 (6)3,113 2)1,544(2)1,730(2)2,554(2)1,742(21,686(22,499 (21,603(24,887 (4)1,622(2)1,561(2)649(2)1,837(2)1,840(2)12,640 (6)1,832(2)787 (2)2,135 (2)1,594(2)6,693(4)3,191 (2)1,511 2)3,563 4)1,070 2)1,090 2)4,051 2)2,047 2)3,137 2)1,998 2)6,255 (4)4,217 (2)2,960(2)799 (2)1,753(2)5,909 (6)2,370 (2)1,217(2)1,882(2)4,934 (4)5,178(4)3,850(2)5,385 (4)926 (2)3,130 (4)684

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWayne _________Webster.. _ .. _ . _ ..Wheeler _________White..... ____ .....Whltfield ________ .Wilcox... ______ ....Wilkes .. ______ ....Wllklnson— ...........Worth __________Total Popular Vote .....Total (Unit) Vote. _ ...Total Counties _ , .....DanDukeFOR LIEUTENANTGOVERNOR54939244296979395274398548124,24800S. MarvinGriffin2,135 (2)532 (2)1,519(2)1,072(2)2,908 (4)1,843(2)1,094(2)1,823 (2)1,527(4)324,871402155FrankGross551612156731,394473677372340117,84184FOR SECRETARYOF STATEBenW.Fortson, Jr.3,266 2647 22,077 22,057 25,444 (4)2,840 (2)2,071 (2)2,566 (2)2,477(4)589,156410159685

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppling. ...............Atkinson _ ———— ....Bacon.. —————————Baker ____ ——— _ .Baldwin.. ..............BanVsBarrow .................Bartow. __ ——— . ...Ben Hill——.— _ —Berrien ___ .. —— . ...Bibb.....——— __ .Bleckley __ ——— _ ...Brantley .............Brooks ____ — ......Bryan. ........... ......Bulloch ................Burke ___ ——Butts ______ ... ....Oalhoun . ......Oamden.. . . — ... ..Candler..., .........Oarroll ...... ..........Oatoosa. _ .. —— ......Oharlton. ———— ......Chatham......... ......Ohattahoochee — . — ..Chattooga. __ — , ......Cherokee.. ——— ......Olarke. _____ . ......Clay..———————..Clayton ___ — .....Clinch __ .............Oobb. ..................Coffee... _ . _____ .Oolquitt ___ — .__--.Columbia _ —— ......Cook __________ .Coweta ___ .... ......Orawford ________Crisp _____ — ......Dade .—....—........Dawson ____ — ......Decatur _________DeKalb...... _____ .Dodge ——————

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYEffingTiam ...Elbert . ———————— .Emanuel. ___ .. ......Evans ...... —— ......FprmiTi-Fayette ___ . _ ... ....Floyd ___________Forsyth ................•Franklin -- . _,Fulton.... ... —— .. _ .Oilmer. ................Glascock ___ — ......Glynn ... _ ....... ....Gordon. ...............Grady ___ —— ... . ....Greene .................Gwlnnett ——————— ..Habersham .............HaU ... . .Hancock.. __ . ........Haralson ...............Harris. ____ . ........Hart ————— .... ....Heard __ ..... ........Henry.. ————— „ ....Houston... —— .... ....Irwin ———————— . ...Jackson.—.--.. ........Jasper. ——————— ....Jeff Davls ..............Jefferson.--.— _ . ....J«mldT)«.. .....Johnson ————— ......Jones ————————— „TjpJnf"1Lanler ..................Laurens. ————— ......Lee..— ................Liberty .................Lincoln --.„...........Long „——..........Lowndes .—...........TiiimpkiTiMacon ..........._.__..Madison... ..... ........Marion .-.„_......_....McDuffle... __ . __ .Mclntosh _.....__......Meriwether. ............MlUer .................FOR COMPTROLLER-GENERALW. B.Cochran, Jr.4151,4926746434195645,35264593224,1538811582,0291,5741,777 (2)5822,0281,2883,4533079957177256311,2888588031,6035255004368185495536764191,3551161,181(2)2665771,7749514888602493403561.277373ZackD.Crave y1,181 2)2,269 (2)2,548 (4)1,045(2)1,238(2)1,293(2)7,644(6)1,462 (2)2,141(2)31,066(6914(2562(23,570 (42,061 (21,7541,657 (2)3,665(4)2,155 (2)4,877 (4)898 (2)1,892(2)1,232(2)2,253 (2)1,047(2)2,084 (2)2,100 (2)1,772 2)2,549 2)921 2)994 2)1,603 2)1,222 2)1,348 2)1,279(2)1,247(2)782 (2)3,769 (4)534 (2)990815 (2)860(2)2,836(4)1,034(2)1,392(2)1,512 (2)534(2)1,179(2)672 (2)2,624(4)1,124(2)Chas.Mullis0042100000417000000219467000000000000013400000575001200641000015500141FOR ATTORNEY-GENERALEugeneCook1,641(2)3,865 (2)3,793 (4)1,980(2)1,808(2)1,892(2)13,663 (6)2,201 (2)3,662(2)65,724(6)2,172(2)756 (2)5,787 (4)3,870 (2)3,784 (2)2,719 (2)6,355 (4)3,621 (2)8,319 (4)1,265 (2)3,170(2)2,026(23,509(21,772 (23,601 (22,949 (2)2,792(2)4,259 (2)1,486(2)1,542(22,301 (22,117 (21,843 (21,877(2)2,002(2)1,277(2)5,765 (4)668 (2)2,100(2)1,374 2)1,270(2)5,555 (4)2,036 (2)2,001 (2)2,486 (2)809(2)1,931(2)1.067(2)4,037 (4)1,862(2)687

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMitchell. ___ . ____ .Monroe. ________Montgomery. ______Morgan _____ . ......Murray. _________Muscogee _____ .....KewtonOconee .................Oglethorpe -------------Pauldlng.. _ ... . .Peach ..................Plckens _____ ... ....Pierce __________Pike....................Polk_.. ...... _ .......Pulaskl..----,... .......PiitnamQultmanRabun .................Randolph ..............Richmond _....„...—Rockdale ........„..—Schley ................Screven _________PeminoleRpal clingStephens ...............Stewart ................Sumter .................Talbot ................Taliaferro ..............TattnaU ................Taylor ............._....Telfair.. ________ .TerrelL. ___ . __ ....Thomas ....._..._._....Tilt.... ................Toombs ................Towns ................Treutlen ...............Troup ..................Turner .................Twlggs ............_.„.TJnion _........_..__._..Upson -—-—_-____-__-Walker .................Walton ._....._._.._....Ware. _ .... _____ .Warren .—......._.._..Washington ______ .FOR COMPTROLLER-GENERALW. B.Cochran, Jr.1,3188084236774263,8971,0394364951,0345254841,1334872,2274914511584726523,3405872568173612,3839423407373551731,4265552524554.419 (4)1,4429672632112,2746551665881,4802,1919932,852(4)104547ZackD.Crave y1.789(4)1,864(2)1,191(3)1,292(2)882(2)6,103 (6)1,938(2)1,071(2)1,180(2)1,402(2)1,155(2)1,000(2)1,334(2)1,040(2)2,612(4)1,063(2)1,101(2)452 (2)1,202(2)1,170(2)7,468(6)1,125(2)616 (2)1,183(2)1,267(2)3,999 (4)2,033 (2)1,093(2)2,571 (4)711 (2)894(3)2,362 (21,471(22,924(21,458(21,8442,591 (2)1,798(2)501(2)1,225(2)3,411 M1,674(2)885(2)1,158(2)3,427 (4)2,471 (4)2,413 (3)2,472726 (2)2,216 (4)Chaa.MuUis00001990000000000000000000000023700000000002160012800028500318FOR ATTORNEY-GENERALEugeneCook3,137(42,698(21,872(22,095 (21.743 (210,837 (63,134(21,548(21.744(22,581 (21,745(21,562 (22,505 (21.619(25,093 (41,626(21,593 2652 21,898 21,841 212,640(61,846(2'892 2]2,133 21,594 26,658 43,102 (21,521(23,557 (41,147 21,089 24,030 22,057 2'3,167(2'2,009 (2]6,285 (44,250 (23,997(2799(21.765 25,925 62,382 21,213 21,925 (25,007(45,194(4'3,886 25.430 4897 23,167 4688

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28. 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWayne. —————————Webster ______ _ ....Wheeler —————————White... __ . ____ ..Whitfield ...............Wlloox.. ______ ....Wllkes..... _____ ...Wilklnson ........——Worth ________ ...Total Popular Vote .....Total (TJnlt) Vote .......Total Counties .........FOR COMPTROLLER-GENERALW. B.Cochran, Jr.1,3101214816592,393660398717848200,728166ZackD.Crave y1,867(2)507(2)1,483 2)1,377 2)2,888 4)1,741 2)1,434(2)1,866(2)1,576(4)345,123394153Chas.Mullis00000357123007,56600FOR ATTORNEY-GENERALEugeneCook3,533 (2)647 (2)1,088 (2)2,093 (2)5,457 (4)2,844 (2)2,075 (2)2,731 (2)2,523 (4)591,437410159

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppllng —————————AtkinsnnBacon —————————Baker. ———————— ._Baldwin ———————— ..Banks _ _Barrow ———————— ..Bartow —————— ......Ben Hill.. ....... . ...Berrien..... ————— _Bibb.. ___ — — __ .Bleckley _ .. ———— ....Brantley —————— ..Brooks __ —— _ . ....Bryan ———————— ..Bulloch ___ —— ......Burke. ———————— ..Butts ————————— ..Calhoun ...............Oamden ———————— ..Oandler ....—.—.....Oarroll. ———————— ..Oatoosa ....-..—......Oharlton ——————— ..Chatham ——————— ..Chattahoochee..— — ..Chattooga. —————— ..Cherokee ——————— ..Clarke ————————— „Clay. ..„.——.—_...Olayton ———————— ..Clinch ___ ..... ......Oobb... ——————— ...Coffee _ . _ ———— ....Colquitt. .............Columbia _ ——— .. ....Cook _ —————— ....Ooweta .................Orawford _.........._...Crisp _.—————..Dade ————————— ..Dawson ———————— .Decatur ——— . —— . ...DeKalb....... ... ... _ .TWlflvADooly -....-..—.-....Dougherty... -..--.-....Douglas. ...-..—......Early __________ .FOR STATETREASURERSimmsGarrett, Jr.1,3097981,329626 (2)1,950(4)807(2)1,3671,7181,2261,1676,6371.105(2)6051,509(2)1,070(2)2,640 (4)8541,003605(2)372872 (2)2,3031,126(2)51110,624151 (2)1,9161,5532,072499 (2)1,5866714,6782,1142,418770 (2)1,0191,368717 (2)1,448559674 (2)2,153 (4)7,5632,867 (2)1,206(2)2,1451,0321,187 (2)690Geo. B.TTa.milt.nn1,838(2)868 (2)1,533(2)3571,5697771,693(2)2,594 (4)1,568(2)1,408(2)9,184(6)947612 (2)1,4996982,527886(4)1,217(2)5781,161(2)6672,729 (4)908586 (2)15,281 (6)572,860(2)1,879(2)3,697 (4)3232,213 (2)885(2)6,116 (4)2,184 (4)3,067(4)3621,089(2)3,080 (4)4131,742(2)574 (2)4701,89016,535 (6)2,0571,0392,661 (4)1,331(2)1,135FOR STATESUPERINTENDENTOF SCHOOLSM. D.Collins3,222 21,700 23,156 2)972 23,477(4)1,651(23,148 24,859 42,923 (22,686(216,572 (62,152(21,331 23,144(21,755(2)5,145(41,789 4)2,362 (2)1,269(2)1,748(2)1,671(2)5,222 (4)2,016 (21,332(227,277(6217 (2)5,186 2)3,556 (2)6,055 (4)806(23,949 (21,750 2)11,103 44,769 (45,572 (4)1,191(2)2,247 2)4,732 (4)1,143 (2)3,337 2)1,225(2)1,368 2)4,032 (424,788 65,226(22,405(25,210(42,481 (22,381 (2)

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYEchols —— ._ ........Eff irigham ..... ...Elbert ________ ....Emanuel ________Evans ________ ....F&nninFayette _______ — .Floyd... _ .. ____ ....Forsyth _______ .—Franklin.... ... ....Fulton _________Gllmer... _____ ..Glascock ......_..._....Glynn _______ „__Gordon.-.—. — . ——Grady ________ ....Greene _______________Gwinnett ______ — .Habersham... —— ....TTftllHancock. ________Haralson ______ ._..Harris. .................HartHeard ..............—.Henry ________ ....Houston ........_..—..Irwin ________ — .Jackson ___ ..... ....Jasper. _______ -...Jeff Davls _ . .........Jefferson.. -—......„Jenklns ..... ....TnhnsnnJones ________ ....LamarLanler... —— _ ........Laurens .............—Lee.....—. _____ ..Liberty ..............—Lincoln _______ ....Long. -—._._._..._-—Lowndes ______ ....T.umpldTiMacon. —— . —— _ ....Madison _________Marion —— .. __ .. ....McDuffie __ . ____ .Mclntosh— .. ___ ....FOR STATETREASURERSimmsGarrett, Jr.479 (2)817 (2)1,5302,392(4)955 (2)1,075(2)1,038(2)4,0111,0241,55416,498861 (2)486 (2)1,4711,6931,6451,0752,5381,6043,0575481,619(2)9031,972(2)947 (2)1,6551,4271,360(2)1,859711735(2)1,201(2)7441,311(2)1,037(2)8284433.025 (4)486 (2)551723 (2)759 (2)1,7899821,185 (2)1,161555 (2)960(2)365691Geo. B.Hamilton2197702,254 (2)1,4527806098499,403 (6)1,120(2)2,027 (2)41,503 (6)7962524,082 (4)2,061 (2)2,019 (2)1,433(2)3,583 (4)1,900(2)5,311 (4)695 (2)1,3761,061(2)1,4437471,791(2)1,521 (2)1,1962,349 (2)748(2)6941,0461,323 (2)6348131.101 (3)767 (2)2,7701691,519(2)5607173,559 (4)1,019(2)7521,190(2)250800663(2)FOR STATESUPERINTENDENTOF SCHOOLSM. D.Collins705(2)1,635(2)3,866 (2)3,853 (4)1,975(2)1,814(2)1,901(2)13,589 (6)2,201 (2)3,627(2)65,724 (6)2,181 (2760(25,778(43,847(23,788(22,737(2)6,370 (4)3,635(2)8,319 (4)1,275(2)3,186(2)2,025 (2)3,524(2)1,775(2)3,623 (2)2,992 (2)2,781 (2)4,265 (2)1,486 2)1,564 2)2,302 2)2,119 2)1,943 (2)1,882 (2)1,999 (21,281(25,946 (4651(22,085 (2)1,382 (2)1,282 (2)5,555 (4)2,042 (2)1,997(2)2,497(3)812 (2)1.932(2)1,070(2)

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMeriwether. ——————Miller...................Mitchell.. ..............Monroe ________ ...Montgomery _ .. .......Morgan. ..____...—.—Murray. __ . _ .......Muscogee. ............Newton _____ ........Ooonee. ..........—.„Oglethorpe __ .. ......Paulding— .......—.„Peach ______ — — —Plckens— ...........—Pierce ______ .......Pike ___ . __ . __ ...Polk....................Piilaskl ..............Putnam _______ -..QiittmfinEabun ________ ...Randolph __ ..........p.ioVimonrtRoolfrtale _ .. ... .Schley ................Screven. __ .. ........RftmlnnlBSpftlrll-ng ......Stephens _ ............Stewart ______ — „Sumter _________ -Talbot _______ — „Taliaferro ..............Tattnall... ...... ....Taylor __________Tellair. ____ . ___ ..Terrell.. ——— .... . . .Thomas _____ .......Tift....................Toombs _____ ... —Towns ———— . .......Treutlen. ______ ...Troup. ——————Turner. ________ ..Twiggs. —— . ..........Union _________ -.Upson __ .. .........._.Walker ____ _ ___ .Walton ________ ...FOR STATETREASURERSimmgOarrett, Jr.1,9241,123(2)1,735(4)1,396 (2)1,066(2)8977184,5221,235900(2)968 (2)1,183916 (2)6961,168786(201,864871(2)802(2)290932 (2)954(2)5,037840450(2)9711,091(2)2,3291,379930(2)2,023 (4)591 (2)3102,044(2)1,367(2)2,141 (2)1,190(2)2,5531,9051,423263979 (2)2,2141,238(2)737 (2)961 (2)2,2242,1841,915(2)692Geo. B.Hamilton2,014 (4)6171,3431,3156471,287(2)850(2)5,679 (6)1,777(2)6487431,323(2)792900(2)1,230(2)7832,994 (4)708781315 (2)7708695,883 (6)900(2)4461,044(2)4524,017 (4)1,637(2)5331,550504659 (2)1,8556989317713,666(4)2,171 (2)1,472 (2)501(2)7103,568(6)1,1234627772,684(4)2,698(4)1,861FOR STATESUPERINTENDENTOF SCHOOLSM. D.Collins4,039 (41,862(2)3,118(42,698(2)1,888(2)2,079 (2)1,753(2)10.837 (6)3,125(21,580(2)1,740(2)2,595 (2)1,753(2)1,627(2)2,472 (21,614(2)5,068(4)1,635(2)1,585(2)654(2)1,942(2)1,846(2)12,640 (6)1,847 (2)904(2)2,151 (2)1,594(2)6,652 (4)3,188(2)1,518(2)3,529 4)1,141 2)1,089 2)4,081 2)2,058(2)3,183 (2)1,908(2)6,282 (4)4,315 (2)2,996 (2)803(2)1,775(2)5,945 (6)2,375(2)1,238(2)1,914(2)5,021 (4)5,213 (4)3,902(2)

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1950POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWare... —— _-_--—---..Warren. —————————Washington ______Wayne.. ________________Webster ________________Wheeler. —— _ _______..White... ________ .Whltfield ________ .Wilcox __________Wllkes.. ________ .Wilklnson.. ............Worth __________________Total Popular Vote _____Total (Unit) Vote.......Total Counties .____._._FOR STATETREASURERSimmsGarrett, Jr.1,841606(2)1,735 (4)1,435486(2)1,148(2)9381,9811,629 (2)9911,616(2)1,099247,87316474Geo. B.Hamilton3,187(4)3061,4151,789 (2)1598351.113 (2)3,334 (4)1,1501,114(2)1,0171,375(4)315,79224685FOR STATESUPERINTENDENTOF SCHOOLSM. D.Collins5,447 (4)935 (2)3,201 (4)3,367 (2)641(2)2,123 (2)2,098 (2)5,483 (4)2,854(22,082(22,731 (22,532(4593,152410159

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTUREPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppllng. ...............Atkinson _ ..._._..._..Bacon ........——__„Baker ___ —— .... ——Baldwin.... .—_—.—BanksBarrow _ .. ------------Bartow _______ — .Ben Hill..... __ . _ ..Berrien.. ..........——Bibb...... ____ . __ .Bleckley _ _..—_.——Brantley _ ......._..„Brooks. ................Bryan ___ ............Bulloch. ...-.-_——..Burke ___ ............Butts _ .. __.._._____..OalhoiinOamden __ ............Oandler ________ ..Oarroll. __ ............Catoosa ________ .-Oharlton _ ............Chatham _ ......_—Chattahoochee —————Ohattooga.. .—„_„.„Cherokee— -. ._...____.Olarke ___ .....„.__„Olay.. ............—...Olayton. __ . _____Clinch ........— .......Oobb ...................Coffee ..................Oolquittu... ............Columbia ________Oook. . __ ............Ooweta. ................Orawford _ ............Orisp...... .............Dade ____ — — — „Dawson ._...— _-__-_„Decatur __ —————— .DeKalb.. ... —Dodge ___ . __ ......Dooly __ ....._——Dougherty .. __ .....Douglas __ _-.——---Early... ................Echols __ „_-_—...Effingham. _______Geo. C.Gaissert7002943852121,1051757901,9367025104,3203192731,1244322,555 (4)2676404391423251,3622194954,969456886861,6553521,3443482,9148571,874590 (2)5731,5312727121041988778,8307386202,320 (4)817525224214TomLinder2,143 (2)1,193(2)2,410(2)698 (2)2,001 4)1,264(2)1,960(2)2,415 (4)1,791(2)1,834(2)9,134(6)1,662(2)902 (2)1,712(2)1,210(2)2,3341,389(4)1,528(2)694 (2)1.214(2)1,121(2)3,305 (4)1,595 (2)577 2)17,826 6)133 2)3,590 2)2,378 2)2,957 4)442 2)2,092 2)1,154 2)6,301 4)3,545 4)3,049 (4)5281,341(2)2,638(4)823 2)2,249 2)967 3)970 2)2,807(4)11,011 (6)3,086(2)1,490(2)2,0101,279 (2)1,618(2)432 (2)1,292 (2)BobSnellings25818118440165982832823062431,8131038318210530080914915098499202862,560284463801,21023370901,461274449361864223720179603514,3313101634892421635692694

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURECOUNTYElbert _ ————————Emanuel __ —————Evans. —————————TanninFayette ___ —————Floyd _____ —————Forsyth... ———————Franklin ____ ——— .-Fulton ____ —————Gllmer ______ —— ..Glascock __ ——————Glyxm . . _____ .Gordon ___ ———— ..Grady ____ —————Greene _____ ——— ..Gwinnett-.--. —————Habersham ————Hall ____Hancock. ____ — ....Haralson __ ———— ..Harris _____ ———— ..Hart ____ ———— ..Heard __________Henry... _ .. ———— ..Houston __ ... — __Irwln _ . __ ———— ..Jackson ___ ..-.. ....Jasper.. __ ———— ..Jeff Davls _ ——Jefferson __ ——— ....Jenklns.... —————— .Johnson __ ———— ..Jones ——————————Lamar __ _ . .. ..Lanler... ————————Laurens ___ — --..-.Lee....... __ .... __ .Liberty .................Lincoln .......—......Long. ..................Lowndes.... ..........T.iimpldnMacon.. ................Madison ................Marion.... _ ..........McDuffle. _______ .Mclntosh ___ ———— .Meriwether. ............Miller .................MitchelL... ..........—Monroe ___ ..........Geo. C.Gaissert7011,133676457I ftfiA f9\2,59025995324,645214541,4001,0011,0187871,2708412,5143744936525624361,1118359561,072495170355464238672609462943635341635992,4006164134831433282301,404270862640POPULAR AND (UNIT)695TomUnder2,818(2)2,387 (4)990(2)1,202(2)7499,102(6)1,759 2)2,440 2)25,472 6)1,442 2)673 2)3,345 4)2,401 2)2 oon (9}1,516 (2)4,278 (4)2,361 (2)5,233 (4)823(2)2,307 (2)1,219 (2)2,698(2)1 1 ftfi (9}2 1Q1 (9\1,991(2)1,476(2)2,775 (2)909(2)1 971 f9*t1,826 (2)1 4/19 ?9t1,635(2)1,176(2)1,198(2)681 (2)40JQ (A\585(2)1,267(2)1 1 9°. (9\820(2)2,463 (4)1,295(2)i nan (9\1,726(2)591 (2)1,382(2)603(2)0(30 (A\21,395(2)2,062 (4)1,835 (2)VOTEBobSnellings349214295111691,5391522569,04894177618463442168363428153227222316717316517417638647577019863841107929211252429252110762220678200202591691 QQ

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURECOUNTYMontgomery __ ... ——Morgan ___ ...........Murray ____ -------Muscogee _ ...........Newton —————————Oconee ___ ...........Oglethorpe .............Pauldlng ___ .-__-...Peach ___ ——————Pickens ____ .........Pierce ___ ___—.._..Pike __________ ..Polk_...... __ .. —— .Pulaski_ .. _ _Putnam __ ...........Qultman. _._.—.——Rabun ___ ...........Randolph _______ -TMnhmond .-- -.Rockdale _ .. ._.__.....Schley ______ .......Screven. _ ............Semi-pole .....Spalding __ ...........Stephens— ............Stewart __ .__.__—__.Sumter ______ — — _Talbot_— _____ ...Taliaferro— ............Tattnal] ___ ..........Taylor _ .....„....—.Telfair _______ .....TerrelJ ___ ... ———— -Thomas ___ ..........Tift... ____ ———— -Toombs ___ ..........Towns .- __ ._..—...Treutlen __ ..........Troup ____ __-——.Turner ___ — .......Twiggs ____ _—_.-...Union ____ — . —— .-Upson. ___ ...........Walker __ . ______ -Walton ____ — .— —Ware ________Warren ___ .....—....Washington . ..........Wayne ___ ...........Webster ———————— .Wheeler ___ ..........Geo. C.Gaissert2855773051,4991,140443444627570269737834(2)1,421346608913454492,9194802124801044,446 (4)5004491,1713123951,6565993853951,7161,2904671192241,7674051123291,8935921,0902,04015194578785606POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTETomLinder1,321 (. 2)1,32801,185 (! I5.537 (

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTUREPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWhite __________Whltfleld ________Wilcox. __________Wilkes. _________ .Wilklnson.. ...... ....Worth.—.. ............Total Popular Vote.. ...Total (Unit) VoteTotal Counties. ————Oeo. C.Oaissert3781,267534580217659159,963186TomLinder1,517 [2)3,346 ^4)2,087 2)1,342 2)2,320 2)1,591 4)350,064392153BobSnellinga1736531059210617555,72000697

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEOOTJNTYAppling——— .... . _ ...Atkinson ________Bacon..—... ..........Baker __________Baldwin— _ . __ .....Banks ..................Barrow ——— .. _ .. ....Bartow _________Ben Hill... __ . .......Berrien _________Bibb...... _ . _ . _ ..BlecKley ......_......_..Brantley . _____ . ...Brooks .................Bryan...- ..............Bulloch —— ..... —— ..Burke ..................Butts..... . _ . __ ...Oalhoun. ..............Camden. —— . — . ......riandlftrCarroll ................Catoosa ................Oharlton ...............Chatham _______ .Ohattahoochee .........Ohattooga __ . __ . _ .Oherokee. ..............Olarke. _ . _____ ...Olay ———————————Olayton... ____ .....Clinch --——————Oobb— — _______ .Coffee —........_..—.Colquitt ................Columbia _....._..._...Cook— ._..............Coweta. ———————— ..Orawford _......._..._..Crisp. ..................Dade.. .................Dawson — ... ——— ....Decatur ................DeKalb.. _ . ____ ....Dodge ..................Dooly . ......._..._....Dougherty ............Douglas.. _____ ....Early——.. ______ .Echols „.. _____ ....FOR COMMISSIONEROF LABORJohn E.Ooodwin1,0455378012007513626421,4998497875,1424052718484481,9103635272383913561,5217133545,220361,6478521,6101161,0853633,4211,4674691096221,1813128093812301,1307,3791,3116241,402631547141BenT.Huiet1,796(2)904(2)1,585(2)644(2)2,369 (4)869 (2)1,920(2)2,699 (4)1,802(2)1,645 (2)9,612 (6)1,148 2)773 2)1,944 2)1,055 2)2,965 (4)1,247(4)1,498(2)803 2)1,010 2)925 2)3,310 4)1,113 2)645(2)18,058 (6127 (2)2,610 (2)2,246 (2)3,913 (4)560(2)2,481 (2)1,043(2)6,473 (4)2,469 (4)3,694(4)882(2)1,203(2)2,796 (4)744(2)2,181(2)511(2809 (2)2,784(422,538(62,760 (21,324(23,003 (4)1,511(2)1,579(2)501(2)FOR PUBLICSERVICE COMMISSIONERTerry T.Busbee1,1616481.0703087204157371,1529031,1114,9735013559276041,7023686083174154051,2035003926,272399419281,1441751,0275533,4381,6221,6591697131,0993191,1274023271,4096,6361,6159101,472772705194Matt L.McWhorter1,827(2)901(2)1,655(2)649(2)2,427 (4)1,096(2)2,280 (2)3,271 (4)1,836 (2)1,422(2)9,870(6)1,519 (2)732(2)2,025 2)1,078 2)3,405 4)1,351 4)1,539 (2)808(2)1,040(2)992 (2)3,702 (4)1,413(2)614 (2)18,907 (6)155 (2)3,875(2)2,351 (2)4,636 (4)619 22,675 (2)928 (2)6,943 4)2,404 (4)3,587(4)944 2)1,240(2)3,378 4)795 (2)1,931(2)635(2)595 (2)2,616(423,957 (6)3,236(2)1,288(2)3,139(4)1,495(2)1,531 (2)489(2)

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYEfflngtiam ........ ...Elbert _______ . __ .Emanuel ________Evans __________TanninFayette _________Floyd __________Forsyth ................•FranklinFulton .................Gilmer. ................Qlascock ________Olynn . , .GordonGrady __________Greene _________Gwlnnett ________Habersham.. ———— ....HallHancock. ..............HaralsonHarris- — — _ —— ....Hart _..................Heard ___ .. —— ....Henry ..................Houston... ------------Irwin ——__—--------_-Jackson _ ..-.. — ...-Jasper.. __ ———— ..Jeff Davls ____ „__-.-Jefferson. . .... ..Tfi-nkinsJohnson ———— . — ... .Jones --.-....„..——.T.amarLanier... —— . ....—..Laitrens ______ — ..Lee....—— __ .......Liberty .................Lincoln... ———— .....Long ———————————Lowndes __ . _ . .....T.iimpklnMacon..... ——— .. — ..Madison ________Marion........ __McDuffle. .........—..Mclntosh .........._....Meriwether. ............Miller...................FOR COMMISSIONEROF LABORJohn E.Good win3318767704523483434,00047178916,461357961,6371,0731,1697661,5689632,5002188405336914341,0157648041,0593454084075932434464853141,3561123472501661,710562501533168342267964274BenT.Huiet1,089 2)2,398 2)2,506 4)912 2)946(2)1,377(2)8,348 (6)1,410(2)2,110(2)39,221 (6)1,040(2)593 (2)3.737(4)2,288(2)2,264 (2)1,449 (2)4,451 4)2,264 (2)5,819 (4)936 (2)1,613(2)1,284(2)2,125 (2)977 (2)2,188(2)2,023 (2)1,419 2)2,580 (2)1,036(2)838(2)1,661 (21,305(2)1,399 (2)1,255 (2)1,325(2)849(2)3,855(4)442 2)1,632(2)842(2)621 (2)3,289 4)1,230 2)1,230 2)1,513 2)546(2)1,136(2)680(2)2,676(4)978 (2)FOR PUBLICSERVICE COMMISSIONERTerry T.Busbee3821,0301,0276207295373,54455181314,4014272271,8489881,3054501,8781,0562,4542648784608425089737567601,0503584634047464307126004281,707984792894691,8245944965332244802421,057990 (2)MattL.McWhorter1,178(2)2,684(2)2,596 (4987(2851(21,290(29,691 (6)1,504(2)2,672 2)30,351 6)1,103 2)464 2)3,767 42,455 (2)2,299 (2)1,988(2)4,363 (4)2,321(2)5,865 (4)938 2)1,889 (2)1,455(2)2,425 (21,151 2)2,349 (2)1,867(2)1,717(2)3,097(2)1,074(2)831(2)1,798(2)1,263(2)1,386 (2)1,099(21,333(2)765 (2)3,960 4)535 (2)1,555(2930 (2)883(2)3,431 (4)1,287(2)1.314(2)1,727(2)540(2)1,070(2)742(22,696(4)672

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMttchell.....Monroe......Montgomery.Morgan___Murray......Muscogee ...Newton___Oconee......Oglethorpe...Pauldlng....Peach.......Pickens.....Pierce.......Pike.........Polk..........PulaskL.._.Putnam__.Qultman__.Rabun___.Randolph_.Richmond_.Rockdale__.Schley___.Screven__.Seminole__.Spalding.—.Stephens._.Stewart.._.Sumter___.Talbot_......Taliaferro_.TattnaU__.Taylor___.Telfair___.Terrell___.Thomas__.Tift..........Toombs__.Towns___.Treutlen__.Troup___.Turner___.Twiggs_....Union___.Upson___.Walker.—...Walton___.Ware____.Warren——...Washington..FOR COMMISSIONEROF LABORJohn E.Qoodwin7566883053953712,6617183174055894773817233881,6823874581314363932,4393501975192811,792747260933235951,3614673373791,5871,1616521222551,6286281984761,3571,5869081,475126592Ben T.Hulet1,966(4)1,830(2)984(2)1,395(2)1,0326,5131,8711,0911,1131,6191,1111,0131,2446,0251,128 ,631(2)1,9791,1052,2927627832,0351,4502,4211,3823,2342,4881,7255681,102(2)3,534(6)1,5387861,0573,3112,796 (4)2,336(2)3,341 (4)643(2)2,305 (4)700FOR PUBLICSERVICE COMMISSIONERTerry T.Busbee8827473874174932,5638763173159654183379034451,3363813981675125133,4744912375883791,9458623317622601001,2546343893972,2241,1458061513771,4268752994571,4551,1341,0471,691205739Matt L.McWhorter1,922 41,903(21,069(21,444(21,002(2)7,308 (6)2,062,155,366,397,263,104,3991,0673,5661,1411.146424(2)1,038 2)1,216(2)7,5491,1816311,3361,1624,3572,0381,0592,790839(2938(22,336 (21,393 22,342 (2)1,478(2)3,823(4)2,775 (2)1,8465821,2484,2951,4508611,1383,3883,6282,6223,4506522,303

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWayne __________Webster _________Wheeler. ...............White... ... __ .. __ .Whitfield.. ____ ......Wllcox ..................Wllkes.... _ . _____ .Wllklnson ..............Worth. __ .. __ . __ .Total Popular Vote .....Total (Unit) Vote. ......Total Counties ____FOR COMMISSIONEROF LABORJohn E.Goodwill1,0961204285051,819750360557637148,24200BenT.Huiet1,9034791,3241,3742,9991,7261,4361,9481,544367,7224101591111i8FOR PUBLICSERVICE COMMISSIONERTerry T.Busbee1,1481425256531,673906375791665157,92721Matt L.McWhorter1,852 (2)485 (2)1,316(2)1,293(2)3,476(4)1,791(2)1,602(2)1,721 (2)1,673(4)382,700408158701

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppllng. .... . ...AtldnsnnBacon ____ .. ———— ..Baker ————————— „Baldwin ___ ———— ..Banks . _______Barrow _____ .......Bartow. ———————— ..Ben Hill.— . _ ........Berrien.. ——————— ..Bibb... ____ . __ ..Bleckley... —————— ..Biantley _________Brooks.. ..... ———— ..Bryan. ————————— ..Bullooh .... .Burke __ —————— ..Butts. _____ ... ....Oalhoun ____ ——— ..Oamden. .............Can dler ———————— ..Carroll .................Catoosa — _ ———— ..Oharlton ...............Chatham _ .. . .Ohattahoochee. ——— ..Ohattooga ..............Oherokee... ... — . — ..Olarke ..................Olay.... ________ ..Olayton ................Clinch—— _____ ..Oobb... ___ .. ........Coffee— __ — .. —— ..Oolquitt _ —————— ..Columbia......... . ..Cook ___ . _ ———— ..Ooweta. ______ — ..Orawlord— . ... ... — ..Crisp ________ ...Dade _________ ...Dawson ......———..Decatur __ ... _ — ..DeKalb „........——..Dodge ___ . __ — ..Dooly ___ — ———— „Dougherty ____ . ....Douglas. ——————— ..EarlyFor Judge Court ofAppeals (Unexpired Termof Dave M. ParkerL. C.Groves1,1265851,1411861,3666191,1241,9759489324,7807513971,0425792,722 (4)7768132044806411,6881,185(2)4467,810542,0821,4792,4651281,2786414,7091,5801,462849(2)1,241(2)1,4342851,2564933268357,4711,9539421,324732391702Charles W.Worrill1,842 (2)876 (2)1,615(2)790 (2)1,681(4)893 (2)1,786(2)2,384(4)1,573(21,559(29,956 (61,224(2698 (2)1,914 2)990 (2)2,376848(41,294(2)983(2)1,002(2)738 (2)3,137(4)747553 (2)16,318 6146 (2)2,640 2)1,692 2)3,001 (4)699(2)2,428 2838(2)5,303 (4)2,393 (4)3,709 (4)2598762,648(4)813 (2)1,834(2)573 (2)595 (2)3,028(4)15,692(6)2,704 (2)1,264 (2)3,289 (4)1,355(2)1,962 (2)For Judge Court ofAppealsL. C.Groves1,0705851,0901731,3425929731,9068759464,5426803569815602,703 (4)7647401934486311,6141,213(2)3987,666532,0411,4862,4451291,2216174,6691,4941,519844(2)1,220(2)1,3472861,1344783098397,2121,8468691,366673408Charles W.Worrill1,751(2)876 (2)1,569(2)771 (2)1,674(4)843(2)1,837(2)2,382(41,512(2)1,530(2)9,510 (61,220(2)675 (2)1.892(2)990 (2)2,360841(4)1,256(2)973 (2)980(2)709 2)3,020 4661556(215,912 6149 (2)2,643 (2)1,700(22,964(4)697(22,306 2)803(2)5,257 4)2,372 (43,602(4)2588122,673(4803(2)1,821 (2)547(2)527 (2)3,012 (415,526 (62,496(21,264(23,252 41,371(2)1,918(2)

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYEchols.. _________ir.ffinghamElbert ..................Emanuel ________Evans -—.........—..FanninFayette _ _______Floyd_..... __ . __ .Forsyth. ...............FranklinFulton _______ . ....Gilmer __________Glascock ____ — ....Glynn ___ ______Gordon ____ — ....Grady ..................Greene ______ . ....Hatmrsham _ .... ....Hall.......... ____ ...Hancock.. ____ „ ....Haralson ________Harris __________Hart. ..................Heard ..................Henry.. — .. _ ....._..Houston.. .............Irwln. —— ____ ......Jackson ................Jasper.. _____ — ..Jeff Davis. ............Jefferson ____ — ....JohnsonLamarLanler _ ...... ........Laurens ................Lee ............. _Liberty. ..-.......—...Lincoln.. ____ — ...Long ———— ... .......Lowndes. ____ .. ....T.iimpkinMacon ______ —— ..Madison _....._........Marion __ ___ . .....McDuffie ...............Mclntosh . ............For Judge Court ofAppeals (Unexpired Termof Dave M. ParkerL. C.Groves2113621,894 2)1,2796415415465,0888561,63620,4315302892,1401,5779961,1372,3971,2313,3515061,1735801,1166361,4129429701,785592493950720357v 1,017 2)6424522,261661,035(2)1,150(2)5202,116788487971191880306Charles W.Worrill472 (2)1,190 (2)1,7862,310 4)939 2)1,088 2)1,267 2)7,480 6)1,227 2)1,849 2)32,752 6)941 (2)396 (2)3,337 (4)1,929 2)2,500 (2)1,243(2)3,826 4)2,100 2)4,968(4)696 (2)1,546 2)1,271(2)2,185 (2)1,068(2)1,875 (2)1,709 (2)1,495(2)2,263 (2)835 2)781 (2)1,249 (2)1,090(2)1,224 27171,248(2)719 (2)3,374 (4)574(2883204770 (2)3,035 4)1,085(2)1,250(2)1,135(2)578 2890(2)700(2)For Judge Court ofAppealsL. C.Groves1903521,849(2)1,2186204675414,9378231,60520,4314272722,2371,5569201,0802,2811,1613,3844419975961,0524901,3438959701,7745914549197155141,012 (2)5984392,294561,061 (2)1,136(2)5342,034756459945181745301Charles W.Worrill471 (2)1,169(2)1,7952,267 (4)888 2)1,043 2)1,239 2)7,434 6)1,187(2)1,820(2)32,752 (6)857(2)378 (2)3,229 (4)1,755(2)2,468(2)1,257(2)3,938 4)2,096 (2)4,935 (4)686 (2)1,457(2)1,271 (2)2,160 (2)1,018(2)1,875(2)1,925 (2)1,495(2)2,345 (2)833(2)774 (2)1,238(2)1,143(2)1,196(2)6841,229 2725 23,322 4572 2876206788 2)3,149 (4)1,034 2)1,304(2)1,109(2)573 (2)886 (2)672 (2)703

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEOOTJNTYMeriwether. .Miller____Mitchell.....Monroe......Montgomery.Morgan.——Murray.__.Muscogee—..Newton_.___.Oconee———.Oglethorpe...Pauldlng—..Peach———.Plckens——.Pierce____.Pike____.Polk...___.Pulaski__...Putnam——.Qultman.—.Rabun———.Randolph....Richmond_.Rockdale_.Schley———.Screven......Semlnole.—.Spaldlng.....Stephens.....Stewart.__.Sumter..——.Talbot_......Taliaferro—.Tattnall--.—.Taylor.———.Telfalr___.TerrelL.——..Thomas——.Tlft...___.Toombs__.Towns_—...Treutlen——.Troup___.Turner.——.Twiggs———.Union.———.Upson.___.Walker..._.Walton___.For Judge Court ofAppeals (Unexpired Termof Dave M. Parker)L. C.Groves1,348213808902503703772(2)2,5811,2225757107976975831,0474451,8076326821466223444,1847223266121952,1031,3452591,080280575 (2)1,730(2)5374758091,8211,4661,1641644112,2498643625431,4972,0131,680704Charles W.Worrill2,4491,5312,1711,7519261,164 2)7337,116 (6)1,6918148251,5369687382750552,772850970473(2901(2)1.483?2)5,798 (6)907 (2)551 (2)1,330(2)1,285(2)3,931 (4)1,376(2)1,176(2)2,446 (4)785(2)3501,7051,466(22,412 (21,662(24,274(42,407 (21,3605751,1443,4081,363782 ,966 2)3,337(4)2,579 (4)1,947(2)For Judge Court ofAppealsL. C.Droves1,323181757881473640758 (2)2,6071,1965806877626705699984291,7876066271455713403,9727063185821952,0301,3602531,056274490 (2)1,6225354583091,7961,3961,0931554122,2368693435581,3441,9581,661Charles W.Worrill2,444 4)1,5222,1001,747892 (2),169 (2)7166,7951,6617968121,487(2984(2719(21,260(21,055(22,788(4870(28514518261,4775,412 6910(2555(21,248 21,286(23,758(41,374(2)1,175(2)2,410(4)689 (2)4181,684(2)1,435(2)2,372 (2)1,645(2)4,255 (4)2,325 (2)1,316(2)569 (2)1,135(2)3,371 (6)1,353(2)776(2)9813,4582,5371,928

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWare ___________Warren __ — _ — ....Washington ——————Wayne __ .. _____ .Webster _________Wheeler _________White.—.... _ . _ ...Whitfield.. _ .. _ . ....Wiloox.. _ .... ... __ .Wilkes __________Wllklnson ..—.........Worth __ —— ... — —Total Popular Vote .....Total (Unit) Vote... _ .Total Counties. —— ....For Judge Court ofAppeals (Unezpired Termof Dare M. Parker)L. C.Groves1,8383691,2231,312996267873,070(4)1,1051,455(2)1,025707202,6943013Charles W.Worrill2,922 (4)470 (2)1,836 (4)1,786(2528(21,131(21,181(22,1651,563(2)5661,409(2)1,616(4)330,244380146For Judge Court ofAppealsL. C.Groves1,8473731,1931,2851005807642,957 (4)1,0701,440(2)1,025674197,0752812Charles W.Worrill2,939 (4)476 (2)1,840(4)1,724(2)527 (2)1,163(2)1,139(2)2,1861,534(2)5721,340(2)1,560(4)325,293382147705

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYAppling ..............Atkinson.. —————— .Bacon _____ -..__ ..Baker.. ___ . _ ..BaldenBanks . ___ ..... . .Barrow. ____ ... ....Bartow — . ———— ....Ran HillBerrien — . —..—.....Bibb .. . ___ ........Bleckley __ . _ —— ....Brantley _______ ...Brooks ————————— .Bryan. ______ . ....Bulloch— . ___ ......Burke. .............Butts .............Calhoun. ________Camden __ .-. — - .Oandler .............Oarroll .................Catoosa. __ . .......Charlton ___ .......Chatham..- ———— ...Chattahoochee .........Ohattooga... ————— ..Cherokee -..—...—...Clarke........ ..........Clay.. ....---.--—...Clayton. __ -.. —— ..Clinch... _____ ...Cobb... ....... _ .....Coffee. ...............Oolquitt. ____ — ...Columbia _____ ....Cook . ______ ...Coweta _____ „„..Orawford. ...........Crisp ..................Dade .. _______ .Dawson. ___ ........Decatur ..—............DeKalb........ _ ......Dodge ___ ..........Dooly . ..............Dougherty ............Douglas ................Early. ..................Echols ................For Judge Courtof AppealsB.C.Gardner3,229 (2)1,665(2)3,166(2)997 (2)3,448 41,677(2)3,142 24,852 4)2,921 (2)2,698(2)16,572 (6)2,148(2)1,327(2)3,062(2)1,749 2)5,344 4)1,792 42,362 2)1,271 2)1,750 2)1,668(2)5,201 (4)1,838 2)1,326 227,059 6219 (2)5,134(23,558 2)6,056 (4)698 (2)3,929 (2)1,750 211,123 4)4,666 45,457 41,202 22,257 (24,734 41,145(2)3,335 (2)1,181(2)1,215 24,117 4)24,911 (6)5,217(2)2,403 (2)5,175 (42,479 (2)2,370 (2)701 (2)W. H.DuckworthFor Associate Justicesof the Supreme Court3,228 2)1,702(2)3,160(2)1,016 2)3,476 41,670 23,128 24,852 4)2,922 2)2,704(2)16,572 (6)2,151 (2)1,318(2)3,037(2)1,755 2)5,339 (4)1,790(42,362 (2)1,273(2)1,744(2)1,664(2)5,193 (4)1,954 2)1,328 2)27,066 6219 2)5,187(23,554 (2)6,053 (4)733 (2)3,899(2)1,749(2)10,364 (4)4,676 45,540 4)1,200(2)2,256 2)4,736 4)1,144(2)3,324(2)1,220(2)1,201 (2)4,097 (424,892(6)5,218(2)2,406 2)5,156 (4)2,476 (2)2,409(2)700(2)LeeB.Wyatt3,232 2)1,687(2)3,158(2)1,010(2)3,476 41,673 23,132 24,852 42,923 22,685 (2)16,572 (6)2,149 (2)1,327(2)3,053 (2)1,755(25,333 41,791 (4)2,362 (2)1,269(2)1,742 2)1,669(2)5,181 (4)1,915(2)1,323 227,196 6221(25,406 2)3,560 26,048(4735 (2)3,902 (2)1,750(2)11,144 44,651 45,552 41,199 22,256 24,742 (4)1,145(2)3,327(2)1,205 2)1,208(2)4,109 (4)24,859 65,113 2)2,403 2)5,161 4)2,477(2)2,387 (2)703(2)BondAlmand3,156(2)1,637(2)3,160(2)912 (2)3,438(4)1,588 2)3,044(2)4,680 42,913 22,632(2)16,572 (6)2,153(2)1,135(2)3,030(2)1,728(2)5,265 (4)1,769 4)2,362 (2)1,266(2)1,729(2)1,648(2)5,104 (4)1,888(2)1,296 2)27,000 6)205(2)5,132 2)3,515 (2)6,025 (4)843(2)3,921 (2)1,726(2)11,127(4)4,653 4)5,464 41,199(22,234(2)4,720 (4)1,121(2)3,226 C2)1,192(2)1,175(2)3,939 4)24,773 (65,221 22,364 2)5,096 (4)2,479 2)2,300 (2)683(2)706

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYF.ffinghain .Elbert. ______ .....Emanuel _______ ..Evans ......FftnninFayette.. _____ ..._Floyd_.._.__ __ .......Forsyth. ______ ..-.-FranklinFulton ____ __ ...Gilmer . ..............Glascock ______ .Glynn _______ .....Gordoru. ..............Grady ____ ..„.„Gwinnett ___ ----- .HaherRham . ... . ....HallHancock. .......—...HaralsonHarris _______ ....Hart ____ _ . .Heard __ ..........Henry ____ . — . ..Irwln. ___ -. —— .Jackson. — . ————Jasper.. __ __ ..-Jeff Davls..Jefferson ____ . .Jen kinsJohnson _____ . ..Jones — . ————— ..LamarTianinr.... .Laurens _______ .Lee . ....... .......Liberty. _________ .Lincoln..-. . . ——— ..Long ————— .........Lowndes. ..............T.iimpldn .Macon ____ -..--....Madison __ .........Marion ................McDuffle— ... . .. _ ..Mclntosh ..............Meriwether... _ --.--..Miller.... ..............For Judge Courtof AppealsB.C.Gardner1,640(2)3,933(2)3,845(4)1,972 21,798 21,902(2)13,610(6)2,201 (23,650(265,724(6)2,104 2)755 25,760 43,847 (2)3,788(22,731 (2)6,268(43,650(2)8,319 4)1,275 23,160 (2)2,030 (23,519 21,772 23,639 (22,982 (22,783 (24,285 21,484(2)1,540(22,301 22,124 2)1,943(2)1,886(21,996 21,278(2)5,967(4)671 (2)2,082(2)1,372(2)1,262(2)5,555 (41,984(2)1,976(2)2,509 (2)807 2)1,912(2)1,070(2)3,034(41,860(2)W. H.DuckworthFor Associate Justicesof the Supreme Court1,642 2)3,928(2)3,845 (4)1,975(2)1,796 2)1,901(2)13,778(6)2,201 (2)3,613 (2)65,724(6)2,100 (2)757 (2)5,765 (4)3,791 (2)3,748(2)2,728 2)6,375 4)3,606 (2)8,319 4)1,276(2)3,140(2)2,025 (2)3,484 2)1,764(2)3,631 (2)2,992 (2)2,766 2)4,289 2)1,481(2)1,553(2)2,301 (2)2,103 21,951 (2)1,875 2)1.997 21,280(2)5,933 (4)673 22,052 21,378(21,252(25,555 (41,992 21,998 2)2,502 2)810 2)1,919(2)1,066(2)4,045 (4)1,862(2)LeeB.Wyatt1,630 23,914 (2)3,844(41,972(21,806(21,899(213,361 (62,201 23,568(265,724(62,099 (2760 25,781 43,908 (2)3,770 (22,734 26,383 (43,635 (28,319 41,273 23,161(22,022 23,411 21,758 23,635 (22,988 22,751 24,280 21,479(21,557(22,305 22,105(21,970(21,875 21,996 2)1,282(25,908(4671(22,030 21,380(21,259(2)5,555 41,992(21,991 (22,503(2809(21,923(21,071(2)4,036 (41,865(2BondAlmand1,636 2)3,922 (2)3,826(4)1,971 (2)1,791 2)1,848(2)13,438(6)2,201 (2)3,598(2)65,724 (6)1,994(2)695 2)5,705 4)3,914(2)3,555 2)2,722 2)6,364 4)3,527(2)8,319 41,228 23,070(2)2,004 (2)3,516 21,735 2)3,558 (2)2,930 (2)2,750 2)4,270 2)1,439 2)1,450 2)2,258 2)2,098(2)1,919(2)1,848®1,973 2)1,279(2)5,548(4)645 2)1,997(2)1,376(2)1,228(2)5,555 (4)1,936(2)1,959(2)2,457 (2)776 (2)1,907(2)1,058(2)4,120(4)1,860 2)707

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYMitchell _________Monroe _________Montgomery ___ — ...Morgan _________Murray.... ____ — ..Muscogee ________Newton , _ ... . ..Oconee .................Oglethorpe ____ — ._Paulding ........„—..Peach..... ____ — ..Plckens ................Pierce __________Pike _________ ....Polk........ ___ ......PulaskL...... ___ ....Putnam ...............Quitman.. ____ —— ..RahimRandolph ___ ..._...•R.ir.hmrmdRockdale. .............Schley ................Screven. ...............Seminole _________Spalding „.....——..Stephens.. ___ ......Stewart _________Sumter — ___ —— ..Talbot _—._.__._—.__Tallaferro ........—...Tattnall ................Taylor —— ____ — ..Telfalr __________Terrell —— ____ — ..Thomas ................lift.. .... _ . __ ....Toombs ................Towns — .............Treutlen.. ___ . _ ._.Troup— . ...............Turner __________TSnrioraraUnion. —— ..-.——...Upson. .-.....—...„.Walker....... ____ ...Walton -_-—__.-.-.—.-Ware.... _ . _ . _ . ...Warren .—........—..Washington. ...........For Judge Courtof AppealsB.C.Gardner3,0792,6981,9102,0921,75210,9303,1261,5601,7462,5611,7381,5902,5141,6134,9991,6281,6126611,9011,84412,64011,8527022,1451,5946,6923,1881,5183,5341,1431,0923,9042,0633,1734)2)2)2)2)6)2)2)2)2)2)2)2)2)4)2)2)2)2)2)62^2)22)1!8I,82,002 1!6,278 4)4,276 2)2,718 2)801 2)1,771 2)5,932 6)2,380( 2)1,167 ( 2)1,817) 2)5,0451 4)5,184 ( 4)3,898( 2)5,427( 4)926 ( 2)3,219 ( 4)W. H.DuckworthFor Associate Justicesof the Supreme Court3,079(4)2,698(2)1,895(2)2,093 (2)1,756(2)10,933 (6)3,129 (2)1,552(2)1,725(2)2,578(2)1,732(2)1,578(2)2,514(2)1,608(2)4,986 (4)1,630(2)1,605(2)658 (2)1,892(2)1,835(2)12,640(6)1,839(2)697 (2)2,139 (2)1,594(2)6,690 (4)3,187 (2)1,517(2)3,541 (4)1,141(2)1,089(2)3,933 (2)2,062 (2)3,171 (2)2,005 (2)6,254 (4)4,263 (2)2,800(2)800(2)1,772(2)5,887(6)2,381 (2)1,170(2)1,795(2)5,047(4)5,187(4)3,893 (2)5,439 (4)925 (2)3,185 (4)LeeB.Wyatt3,079 (4)2,698(2)1,899(2)2,102(2)1,755(2)10,932 (6)3,130(2)1,553(2)1,746(2)2,577 (2)1,744(2)1,595(2)2,513 (2)1,613(2)4,988(4)1,630(2)1,603(2)656(2)1,897(2)1,845(2)12,640(6)1,843(2)749 (2)2,144 (2)1,594(2)6,691 (4)2,987(2)1,470 (2)3,547 (4)1,140(2)1,091(2)3,924 (2)2,056(2)3,156 (2)2,007 (2)6,034 (4)4,253 (2)2,820(2)802(2)1,774(2)5,928(6)2,385 (2)1,164(2)1,837(2)5,048(4)5,202(4)3,897 (2)5,445 (4)932 (2)3,212 (4)BondAlmand3,079 (4)2,698(2)1,843(2)2,043 (2)1,741 (2)10,929 (6)3,093 (2)1,547(2)1,706(2)2,562 (2)1,671(2)1,577(2)2,510 (2)1,581(2)4,964 (4)1,636(2)1,558(2)639(2)1,855(2)1,793(2)12,640(6)1,835(2)717 (2)2,126(2)1,594(2)6,685 (4)3,178(2)1,500(2)3,524(4)1,115(2)1,072(2)3,872(2)1,964(2)3,132(2]1,977(2)6,153(4)4,099 (2)2,774(2]783(21,755(25,895 (62,342 (21,173(2)1,816 (2)5,043 (4)5,170(4)3,885 (2)5,402(4)921 (2)3,214 (4)708

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1950POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECOUNTYWayne... ________Webster ................Wheeler ................White....... __ .. _ .Whltfleld. ________Wilcox...... ............Wllkes......... _ . .....WilkinsonWorth .................Total Popular Vote .....Total (Unit) Vote .......Total Counties .........For Judge Courtof AppealsB.C.Gardner3,350 (2)648(2)2,168(2)2,078 (2)5,454 (4)2,843(2)2,080 (2)2,716(2)2,530 (4)590,353410159W. H.DuckworthFor Associate Justicesof the Supreme Court3,335 (2)645(2)2,089 (2)2,076 (2)5,464 (4)2,839 (2)2,076 (2)2,699 (2)2,526 (4)690,618410159LeeB.Wyatt3,344(2)646(2)2,099 (2)2,019 (2)5,474 (4)2,838(2)2,069 (2)2,722 (2)2.517 (4)590,932410159BondAlmand3,150 (2)522 (2)2,065 (2)2,037 (2)5,452 (4)2,843 (2)2,053 (2)2,575 (2)2,408 (4)585,421410159709

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSFIRST DISTRICTBryan__...„__.Bulloch______.Burke________.Candler______.Chatham.....___.Etfingham.—__.Emanuel______.Evans________.Jenkins______.Liberty.....____.Long.——.——.....Mclntosh______.Montgomery.___.Screven.......__.Tattnal]______.Toombs_______.Treutlen______.Wheeler_______.Total Popular Vote-Total (Unit) Vote...Total Counties__.FOR POPULAR AND (UNIT VOTEPrince H. Preston1,739(2)5,347(4)1,790(4)1,674(2)27,165 (6)1,635(2)3,848(4)1,984(2)2,127 (2)2,098(2)1,261(2)1,075(2)1,903 (2)2,136(2)3,937 (2)2,958(2)1,772(2)2,179 (2)66,6284618Baker.......Brooks......Oalhoun....Colquitt.....Decatur_..Dougherty—Early........Grady.......Miller-.-.-_.MltcheU.....Seminole....Thomas.....Tlft.._....Worth.......SECOND DISTRICTTotal Popular Vote.Total Unit Vote—.Total Counties.POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEJ. D. Cook E. E. Cox1826522141,3269851,1394977743794002121,4751,2114879,9330887 22,371 (2999 (2)4,240 43,087 4)3,445 (41,833 22,949 (2)1,434(22,705(41,365(2)4,760(4)2,981 (21,906(4)34,9624014710

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSTHIRD DISTRICTBen Hill.... ........... ...............Chattahoochee _______________Clay . ___________________Crisp ——— . —— ... —————————— ..Dodge ..................................Dooly ______________ . ........Harris. ___________________Houston. _____ ———— .-. .........Lee......... _.—__— ——-——....Macon ________ . ..................Muscogee ____ ____________Peach ___________________Pulaski... .......... ....................Quitman _______ _________Randolph _________________Schley __________________Stewart _______ ... .„—..........Sumter ___________ .——......Taylor ___________________Terrell ________ .... _________Turner __ ________________Webster _______ -... ________WUcox... ........... __ ... _ ....... ...Total Popular Vote ___________Total (Unit) Vote... _____ . __ . ....Total Counties __ ——— .... ..........Butts ______ -—..„—..........Carroll ________ . ____ .........Olayton. —— __ ————— ... ..........Ooweta .................................Fayette.. _ ____ _ —„....._..._....Heard ________ .. ..................Henry.. —— .... __ —— .. ..............Lamar. ... . __ .Meriwether _______ ...............Newton.... ______ . —_.—......_..Pike...—. ____ . _________ ..Spaldlng ...............................Talbot.... .. __ ........... _____ ..Troup —— ... ...........................Upson __________ —............Total Popular Vote ____________Total Unit) Vote _____________Total Counties _ ____________711POPULAR AN! D (UNIT) VOTEE. L. Forrester Frank Myers1,528(2)1,3031 P4. f9\88605(2)2051,4071,838(2)2,2792,305 (2)1,298(2)9871,053(2)91817K7 (r>\1,184622 (2)431,580(2)322ARA. (9>\3054,6455,190(6)866 (2)780561985(2)dnd. ty\210I n p t9\662561 (2)3341,299(2)2232,125 (4)1,4829681.014(2)1,520(2)4471,0651,235(2)495 (2)1481,1371 AQP t*A29,47523,7003618717POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEA. Sidney Camp2,362 (2)5,182 (4)3,936 (2)4,750 (4)1,905(2)1,776(2)3,491 (2)2,001 (2)402(4)3,121 (2)1,618(2)6,678(4)1,146(2)5,948(6)5,047 (4)49,3634415

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSJj'lbTH DISTRICTDeKalb ___________________Fulton ____________________Rockdale _ ...... _ ... _ .............Total Popular Vote __ ........ __ ...Total (Unit) VoteTotal Counties . .........POPULAR AND (UNIT VOTEJas. C. Davis17,751 (6)38,988 (6)1,513 (2)58,252143Wyman O. Lowe6,74519,73526626,74600SIXTH DISTRICTBaldwinBibb.. __ . ____ — ________ .Bleckley __________________Orawford __ —————— ..... — ... .....Glascock __________________Hanoo.ck... ... .. ............. .Jasper __________________Jefferson ______ —— _________Johnson ——————————— . ...........Jones ________ — .. ..._.._.......Laurens.. —————————— . — . .....Monroe ___________________Putnam _____ .... _________ .Twlggs— ......... — _ ... _ .... .....WashingtonWllklnson ..............................Total Popular Vote ..——....—.—...Total (Unit) Vote. __ . _____ . ___ .Total Counties... __________ ...POPULAR ANDCarl Vinson3,21816,5722,1411,1237551,2431,4542,2891,9581,8375,904(2,6981,547(1,1663,1312.69249,7284216(UNIT VOTE4)!!r>3r>r>r>y42)2)2)4)2)712

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSBartow.——Oatoosa——Ohattooga..Oobb—....Dade__..Douglas.—Floyd_——Gordon__.Haralson...Murray.. ..Paulding...Polk........Walker.....Whitfield...SEVENTH DISTRICTTotal Popular Vote.Total (Unit) Vote...Total Counties——POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEH. L. Lanham4,827 (4)2,108(2)5,248 (2)11,061(4)1,212 (2)2,490 2)13,5313,9113,1941,7592,674(24,988 (45,259 (45,415 (467,677 4214EIGHTH DISTRICTAppling. —————————Atkinson. ...............Bacon.. ——————————T?OTlH ftTlBrantley ————————nnmri«n...Oharlton. ————————Clinch— .... ——————Coffee _____ — . — „Cook ___ ..... .—.....Echols_... -—.———Glynn. ——————————Irwln ______ .. ......Jeff Davls..— .. _ ... ..Lanler. ............„.—Lowndes ........__......Pierce ______ — _ .Telf air.. ...... _____ .Ware... .................Wayne ...................Total Popular Vote ......Total (Unit) Vote. _ ....Total Counties.. ........Ronald Adams356442179537367534494(2)3451,896422491,9925551503696556221891,6831,340(2)13,17642POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTECountry Johnson1,109903(2)9201.110(2)563(2)623(2)3695301,905(4)922 (2)572 (2)450760777(2)541 2)2,440 (4)6511,3881,26675018,5492410W. M. Wheeler1,892(2)7451,981 (2)994408444379811 (2)1,873835933,161 (4)1,379 (2)6223552,3651,194(2)1,515(2)2,399 (4)1,29324,738208713

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESSPOPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTENINTH DISTRICTBanks_—.Barrow——.Cherokee—.Dawson——.Fannin__.Forsyth.—.Gilmer__.Gwinnett—.Habersham.HaU.....—.Jackson_.Lumpkin_.Plckens.—.Rabun__..Stephens....Towns__..Union———.White.——.Total Popular Vote-Total (Unit) Vote-Total Counties——Winston E. Burdine John S. Wood6019271,1066541,449 (2)7587512,1131,4303,4351,4116509056861,1361975095281,071(2)2,195 (2)2,471 (2)893 (2)4011,484(2)1,521 (2)4,237 (4)2,207(2)4,944 (4)2,829(2)1,428(2)915 (2)1,068(2)1,946(2)619 (2)1,410(2)1,550 (2)19,2462133,1893817TENTH DISTRICTOlarke—-.__.——Columbia_————Elbert———————Franklin_—.——Greene.——————Hart—————————Lincoln———————Madison___.—McDuffie___——Morgan..——————Oconee__..————Oglethorpe—————Richmond_ ... ——Taliaferro.-————Walton.———————Warren..——————Wilkes—.__....Total Popular Vote-Total (Unit) Vote—Total Counties.——POPULAR AND (UNIT) VOTEPaul Brown6,067 (4)1,210(2)3,923 (2)3,648(202,725 (2)3,524(2)1,391 (2)2,495(1,94412,10511,56611,742(2)12,640(6)1,095(2)3,895 (2)937 (2)2,069 (2)52,9764017714

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1960FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALATLANTACIRCUITFulton. .....Virlyn B.Moore65,724F. L.Bieen3,029FOR JUDGE (Four)WalterLeCraw25,651Claude D.Shaw29,129Reuben A.Garland16,019Geo. P.Whitman38,878Fulton ......FOR JUDGEJesse M. Wood65,724ATLANTICCIRCUIT•RryanEvans.... — .. —— ....Liberty ................Long .——__._._._._.Mclntosh. .............Tattnall ________Total ________FOR JUDGE (One)J. D. M.Dukes Price1,496 4241,317 596692 1,474379 1,276326 7372,016 2,1496,226 6,656FOR SOLICITORGENERALBruce D.Dubberly5959817398323173,1066,570Donald H.Frazer1,1528031,4497497511,0425,946AUGUSTA CIRCUITBurke ___________ ————————Columbia....---- _ --------- _ --.-....Richmond .. .. .-...-.- — ...TotaLFOR JUDGEGraver C. Anderson1,7881,18512,64015,613BRUNSWICK CIRCUITAppllng . . . ....... .Oamden.... ———— ___ ______________Glynn ___________________Jeff Davis __________ . ......____.Wayne. ————————— _ —„——__Total ———————— . _______________FOR JUDGEDouglas F. Thomas3,2291,7515,8121,5673,26115,620715

OORDELECIRCUITBen TTIII....Crisp.......Dooly______Wilcox......CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1950FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALFOR JUDGE (One)O. T.Grower6951,5697011,079D. E.Griffin1,013408278220WendellHome, Jr,1,1371,3491,3621,561FOR SOLICITORGENERALHarveyJay2,9273,3492,4042,862Total-- 4,044 1,919 5,409 11,542Butts...Henry...Lamar...Monroe.FLINT CIRCUITFOR JUDGEF. B. Willingham2,3623,6062,0022,698TotaL. 10,668GRIFFIN CIRCUITChester A.ByarsFOR JUDGE (One)F. E.StricklandS. B.WallaceFayette_Pike......Spaldlng.Upson__1,1327703,1752,1262442511,1457575125702,2872,087TotaL. 7,203 2,397 5,456LOOKOUT CIRCUITL. B.KartellFOR JUDGE (One)G. W.LangfordFreemanMcClureCatoosa——Chattooga..Dade ——.Walker..—TotaL.3971,6931956882,9731,0711,1746292,5145,3887302,3584601,9995,547716

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMART, HELD JUNE 28, 1950FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALMAOON CIRCUITBibb...————————Orawford.. .. .. ——— ...Houston _ ———————— -----Peach . _ ————————————TotaL-.. —— —— — __ -.A. M. Anderson16,5721,1162,8751,59922,162FOR JUDGE (Two)Mallory C. Atkinson16,5721,0552,7081,39521,730MIDDLE CIRCUITCandlei ——————————————Emanuel _ —— . ——————— ..Jefferson_ ————————————Toombs. ___ ... ———— .- ....Washington —— -- —————Total _ ————————— —Robt. H. Humphrey1,2652,2411,8232,2702,63410,233FOR JUDGE (One)H. Alonzo Woods3551,6324085805193,494NORTHEASTERN CIRCUITDawson ——————————————HaU _—————————-Lumpkln.. ————— , ———————White... __ - —— — — — —TotaL . . . .FOR JUDGE (One) FOR SOLICITORv GENERALHerbert S.Edmondson9455,9681,4421,5449,899Frank B. Jeff C.Stow Wayne540 1,4522,413 8,319 .588 2,039528 2,0904,069 13,900Baldwin.-..Greene ....Hancock.. .Jasper.——Jones......Morgan ——PutnamWilkinson.-Total—OCMULGEE CIRCUITFOR JUDGEGeo. S. Carpenter3,5052,7301,265No Election1,8932,1101,6032,69215,798717

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALOCONEE CIRCUITBleckley ___ ____ . . .........Dodge. _ ____ .. .. ... — . ..Pulaskj ____ .. ___ __ _ ..Telfair _______ _ _ _ _ ..Treutlen _ ... __ . _ __WheelerTotaLFOR SOLICITOR GENERALRoger H. Lawson2,1425,2221,8991,5833,1511,7682,17217,937PATAULA CIRCUITOlay..—.... _ . _ .... _Early _____ —— . .............Miller. ... ____ __ .Qultman _______ ------ .....Randolph. ————————————KnmlnnlftTerrell ___ . _________ —Total ___________ ...J. W. Bonner3821,3063942436033209044,152FOR JUDGE (One)Walter I. Greer4641,0861,4313901,2451,2321,0896,937ROME CIRCUITFloyd_ ———————————————FOR JUDGE (One)Horace T. Clary H. E. Nichols5,4828,365SOUTHERN CIRCUITBrooks __ — —————————Colqultt _____ ...............Echols __ — _ ..—_-—-_—Lowndes —————————————Thomas.... ———————————TotaL. _ . _ . _____Jesse T. Edwards4252,4753061,5301,7826,518FOR JUDGE (One)Geo. R. Lilly2,6523,0693973,9614,49014,569718

CONSOLIDATED VOTE IN STATEDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, HELD JUNE 28, 1950FOR JUDGE AND SOLICITOR GENERALSTONE MOUNTAINCIRCUITClayton _____ .. 381DeKalb. .. __ .. 3,066Newton . _ ... . 175Rockdale .. .. ... 51Total _ __ .. .. 3,678FOR JUDGE (One)W. Harvey Pierre H. O.Armistead Howard Hubert Jr.1,027 4148,156 7,081593 306327 6710,103 7,868Clarence R.Vaughn1,8915,8701,9511,36611,078TALLAPOOSA CIRCUITDouglas ——— . .. — .....Haralson — . ... .. .. ....Paulding . ......Polk. .. ... . ..... .TotaL .. . .... ...FOR JUDGEWm. W. Mundy2,4883,1892,5924,99613,265FOR SOLICITOR GENERALHal. C. Hutchens2,4833,1732,5625,00013,218WAYCROSS CIRCUITBacon.. —— . —— — —Brantley .. —— .............Oharlton. ——————————— ..Coffee .... ———— —————— ..Pierce ———————————— ....Ware ___ _________ _Total ......................FOR JUDGEJ. WalterThomas3,1631,3621,3394,7612,4045,44418,473FOR SOLICITOR GENERALJ RWalker, 'Jr.3,1571,3491,3374,7482,4375,43818,466WESTERN CIRCUITClarice... ——————— ...... ....Oconee.. — ....................Walton ———————— .. ........Total _____________FOR JUDGEHenry H. West6,0531,5313,88211,466719

CHAPTER IXMISCELLANEOUSGEORGIA DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEElected, Democratic Convention in Macon, Ga., Oct. 9, 1946 (Served 4 yrs.)James S. Peters, Manchester, ChairmanJoe Boone, Irwinton, SecretaryOFFICERS:Jas. S. Peters, ChairmanManchester, GeorgiaBenton Odum, Vice ChairmanNewton, GeorgiaHenry Chandler, Vice ChairmanAtlanta, GeorgiaClarence McLanahan, Vice ChairmanElberton, GeorgiaJoe Boone, SecretaryIrwinton, GeorgiaMrs. Iris Blitch, Assistant SecretaryHomerville, GeorgiaCecil Hester, TreasurerAtlanta, GeorgiaSTATE AT LARGECOMMITTEEMEN":Phillip AlmonFranklin, GeorgiaArnold AnsleyThompson, GeorgiaClayton BakerCairo, GeorgiaJ. E. BarrowMatthews, GeorgiaD. B. Blalock, Jr.Atlanta, GeorgiaCharles J. BlochMacon, GeorgiaDr. G. M. AndersonCedartown, GeorgiaRoy BushColquitt, GeorgiaMrs. Lula Wise BattlesBainbridge, GeorgiaMartin BivinsMoultrie, GeorgiaMrs. F. E. CampRome, GeorgiaMrs. Lindley CampAtlanta, GeorgiaW. J. CrowSylvester, GeorgiaFelton ClementsBuena Vista, GeorgiaJ. Robert ElliottColumbus, GeorgiaGibson EzellMonticello, GeorgiaE. L. ForresterLeesburg, GeorgiaJudge T. Hicks FortColumbus, GeorgiaMrs. J. P. FowlerCummings, GeorgiaH. G. GarrardWashington, GeorgiaSpence M. GraysonSavannah, GeorgiaW. Q. GreshamBarnesville, GeorgiaMrs. Gertrude L. HarrisAtlanta, GeorgiaEarl HammrickJeffersonville, GeorgiaFred HandPelham, GeorgiaJohn HamphillChats worth, GeorgiaSam D. HewlettAtlanta, GeorgiaRev. V. H. HooksLexsy, GeorgiaJohn HoustonLawrenceville, GeorgiaSherrord HomeAmericus, GeorgiaJoe Johnson, Jr.Donalsonville, GeorgiaHarley JonesNahunta, GeorgiaFred Jones, Jr.Dahlonega, GeorgiaJohn C. LewisSparta, GeorgiaW. H. LovettDublin, Georgia•State at large committeemen appointed by James S. Peters, Chairman.721

James C. MannConyers, GeorgiaE. W. MaynardMacon, GeorgiaShelby MyrickSavannah, GeorgiaCharles PannellChatsworth, GeorgiaE. L. ParkerZebulon, GeorgiaEugene YawnEastman, GeorgiaLeon PeeplesGibson, GeorgiaA. P. PersonsTalbotton, GeorgiaTom RainesDawson, GeorgiaH. Grady RameySummerville, GeorgiaMrs. Chester RyalsMcRae, GeorgiaT. Ross SharpeLyons, GeorgiaRev. F. H. SillsMetier, GeorgiaL. E. SweatBlackshear, GeorgiaDr. W. K. SmithPembroke, GeorgiaWillie SmithCarrollton, GeorgiaGeorge L. Smith, IISwainsboro, GeorgiaB. J. TarbuttonSandersville, GeorgiaLeRoy G. TippinsRochelle, GeorgiaErnest VandiverWinder, GeorgiaMrs. C. O. WalkerFitzgerald, GeorgiaW. M. WeaverMacon, GeorgiaJ. Nolan WellsKingsland, GeorgiaCarey WilliamsGreensboro, GeorgiaW. E. WilliamsMeridian, GeorgiaLIST OF COMMITTEEMEN FROM THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS:First District:Hon. W. G. NevilleStatesboro, GeorgiaDr. W. C. JarvinWaynesboro, GeorgiaHon. Leo GriffinSavannah, GeorgiaHon. Phillip MorganGuyton, GeorgiaMrs. Jim L. Gillis, Sr.Soperton, GeorgiaHon. J. T. GriceGlennville, GeorgiaSecond District:Hon. James W. (Taxi) SmithAlbany, GeorgiaHon. J. D. Rogers, Tr.Blakely, GeorgiaHon. D. S. HudsonSylvester, GeorgiaHon. E. A. WilliamsQuitman, GeorgiaHon. Charles M. TruelockClimax, GeorgiaThird District:Dr. Lee WilliamsCordele, GeorgiaHon. Sam NunnPerry, GeorgiaHon. Alva C. SmithColumbus, Georgia722Judge Charles WorrillCuthbert, GeorgiaJulian W. EdwardsButler, GeorgiaFourth District:Hon. Charlie RedwineFayetteville, GeorgiaHon. B. D. MurphyFayetteville, GeorgiaHon. R. B. Gilbert, Jr.Greenville, GeorgiaHon. C. O. NixonCovington, GeorgiaHon. J. Linwood BentleyThomaston, GeorgiaMrs. Gertrude L. HarrisAtlanta, GeorgiaFifth District:Hon. Geo. P. Whitman, Jr.Atlanta, GeorgiaHon. P. W. Bobo, Jr.Atlanta, GeorgiaHon. Charles G. BruceAtlanta, GeorgiaMrs. William T. HealeyAtlanta, GeorgiaHon. Scott CandlerDecatur, GeorgiaHon. C. K. GaileyConyers, Georgia

Sixth District:Mrs. Carlton MobleyMacon, GeorgiaHon. J. S. HarrisRoberta, GeorgiaHon. W. C. BrinsonWrightsville, GeorgiaHon. John W. PopeDublin, GeorgiaHon. A. S. Boone, Sr.Irwinton, GeorgiaDr. L. D. RhodesCochran, GeorgiaSeventh District:Hon. W. A. IngramCartersville, GeorgiaHon. Vaughn TerrellRome, GeorgiaHon. W. O. StricklandBuchanan, GeorgiaHon. B. M. JonesDallas, GeorgiaHon. Tom DavitteCedartown, GeorgiaMrs. Gordon KettlesDalton, GeorgiaEighth District:Hon. Milton GraingerBaxley, GeorgiaHon. Andrew TutenAlma, GeorgiaHon. T. V. WilliamsDouglas, GeorgiaHon. Henry LaytonChula, GeorgiaHon. W. C. EllisHazlehurst, GeorgiaHon. W. S. MannMcRae, GeorgiaNinth District:Mrs. B. H. HowardDawsonville, GeorgiaHon. Walter P. OwenCanton, GeorgiaDr. Ed WatkinsEllijay, GeorgiaHon. John QuillianGainesville, GeorgiaHon. Fred DerrickClayton, GeorgiaDr. H. M. EdgeBlairsville, GeorgiaTenth District:Hon. Jerry BondOglethorpe, GeorgiaHon. Guy BellElberton, GeorgiaMrs. John DrinkardLincolnton, GeorgiaHon. John C. EvansWarrenton, GeorgiaHon. Roy V. HarrisAugusta, Georgia723

GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEElected, Democratic Convention inMacon, Ga., Aug. 9, 1950 (to serve 4 yrs.)James Peters, Manchester, ChairmanGeorge Stewart, Atlanta, SecretaryW. G. NevilleW. C. JarvisJim Gillis, Sr.Judge J. T. GriceH. N. RamseyJohn J. BauhanJames (Taxi) SmithJ. D. Rogers, Jr. .....Robert ChastainD. S. HudsonBenton OdumFred HandDixon OxfordB. A. YoungEugene YawnH. W. BusseyAlva C. Smith .Julian W. EdwardsCharlie RedwineB. D. MurphyR. B. Gilbert, Jr.C. O. NixonDavid J. ArnoldJ. Linwood BentleyMrs. William T. HealeyScott Candler .Sam Hewlett . .. _.A. C. (Pete) LatimerJames MannWalter McCartFirst DistrictSecond DistrictThird DistrictFourth DistrictFifth District724CountyBullochBurkeTreutlenTattnallEffinghamChathamDoughertyEarlyThomasWorthBakerMitchellTerrellPeachDodgeTurnerMuscogeeTaylorFayetteFayetteMeriwetherNewtonSpaldingUpsonFultonDeKalbFulton.. FultonRockdaleRockdale

Sixth DistrictW. C. BrinsonJohn W. PopeA. S. Boone, Sr.F. E. BentleyGibson EzellMrs. Carlton MobleyCountyJohnsonLaurcnsWilkinsonCrawfordJasperBibbSeventh DistrictW. A. IngramW. O. StricklandB. M. JonesCharles PannellC. L. MossA. W. PeckBartowHaralsonPauldingMurrayGordonDadeEighth DistrictMilton GraingerAndrew TutenT. V. WilliamsHenry LaytonW. C. EllisW. S. Mann. ApplingBaconCoffeeTiftJeff DavisTelfairNinth DistrictB. H. HowardJohn QuillianFred DerrickH. M. EdgeFred Jones, Jr.Ed WatsonDawsonHallRabunUnionLumpkinGilmerJerry BondGuy BellMrs. John DrinkardJohn C. EvansRoy HarrisCarey WilliamTenth DistrictMaconElbertLincolnWarrenRichmondGreeneNOTE: Convention elected 60 members, 6 from each of the ten CongressionalDistricts. Convention authorized Chairman Jas. S. Peters to appoint 60 more fromstate at large. As this book goes to press the members from the state at large havenot yet been appointed.725

GEORGIA PUBLIC LIBRARIESName of LibraryLibrarian LocationWilcox County Library . .....Lottie G. Wilkinson AbbevilleCarrie Dyer LibraryMrs. Harmon Pitner AcworthSans Souci Library .... . . Winifred Dohner AdairsvilleCook County Library .. .....Mrs. L. B. Gaskins AdelWheeler County Library.Mrs. D. M. Jacobs AlamoAlbany Carnegie LibraryMrs. R. L. Riley AlbanyBacon County LibraryMrs. Maude A. O'Quinn AlmaCarnegie LibraryMrs. Anne B. Wood AmericusPublic LibraryDonie Lofton ArlingtonTurner County Public Library Victoria Evans AshburnAthens Regional Library Sarah Maret, Director AthensAtlanta Public LibraryJohn C. Settelmeyer . AtlantaAugusta Public LibraryJean D. Cochran AugustaSweetwater Valley Public Library Kitty Mosley AustellBainbridge-Decatur County Library Dorothy Spence BainbridgeCarnegie LibraryAppling County LibraryPierce County LibraryEarly County LibraryFannin County LibraryBrunswick Regional LibraryMarion County Library . ....Taylor County LibraryGrady County Public Library .Gordon County LibraryMitchell-Baker Regional LibraryCherokee County LibraryMary Mumford Memorial LibraryWest Georgia Regional Library .Hawkes Children's LibraryMurray County LibraryHabersham-Stephens Reg. Library...Evans County LibraryRabun County LibraryWhite County LibraryBleckley County LibraryMiller County LibraryColumbus Public LibraryPublic LibraryNancy Guinn LibraryCarnegie LibraryNewton County LibraryJohn Holden LibraryForsyth County LibraryChattahoochee County Library.Carnegie LibraryLumpkin County LibraryPaulding County LibraryDalton Regional LibraryMadison County LibraryIda Hilton LibraryCarnegie LibraryDecatur-DeKalb County LibrarySeminole County LibraryCoffee County Public LibraryDouglas County Public Library.Mrs. J. E. Bush Barnesville. Gladys A. Holton BaxleyMrs. J. Parker Strickland BlackshearMrs. Merle Haisten . BlakelyMrs. Charlene Free Blue RidgeMonita Elliott Brunswick..Mrs. Pearl Short . Buena VistaMrs. Bessie M. Haywood Butler.Wessie Connell CairoMrs. J. G. Tarvin . CalhounGeorgia Thomas, Director . .. CamillaMrs. E. E. Wprley . .... CantonMrs. Lucius Bishop -CartersvilleEdith Foster, Director CarrolltonMrs. B. E. Woodruff Cedartown. Mrs. Johnnie M. Hartley ChatsworthByrd Ivester, Director ClarkesvilleMrs. Mamie Moore ClaxtonMrs. Shirley Cheatham ClaytonMrs. Helen Crawford Cleveland.Virginia Blazer CochranMrs. Hoke Bush ColquittLoretto L. Chappell ColumbusMrs. W. Hardman Jones .. CommerceMrs. C. B. Fitzgerald Conyers.Martha Lasseter . CordeleMrs. I. M. Rorke CovingtonMrs. L. N. Williams . CrawfordvilleGwendolyn Hurt Gumming.Mrs. E. G. Willis Cusseta.Mrs. Ada N. McWilliams Cuthbert-Mrs. J. C. Simms DahlonegaMrs. Ralph Ruff „ DallasMrs. R. E. Hamilton, Director DaltonMrs. Lessie B. Care Danielsville.Mrs. George Miller . . Darien.Mrs. Jack Cowart . DawsonMrs. A. B. Burrus ...Decatur.Lillie Scale . . DonalsonvilleMrs. Ben W. Gray . . DouglasMrs. Warren .. ..... Douglasville726

Name of LibraryCarnegie LibraryPublic LibraryDodge County LibraryCarnegie LibraryHarris Alien LibrarySchley County LibraryGilmer County LibraryMargaret Mitchell LibraryCarnegie LibraryMonroe County LibraryClay County LibraryThomas Public LibraryHall County LibraryQuitman County LibraryPublic LibraryJones County LibraryLibrarian...—..Mrs. R. D. Brown.. ..William Howell . ... ..Corinne Johnson..... Mrs. W. S. Lawrence. . ..Mrs. Pauline Brown.....Mrs. T. G. Morrow... Mrs. Fannie Davis... ..Laura ThorntonLouise Smith..Mrs. Charles Brown.. Mrs. Mabel K. Sutton-Gena RileyMrs. Howard PursellMrs. Eva Watson..—.Mrs. E. H. Lewis.Mrs. Anne G. Stewart.. ..Mrs. Estelle WheelerGreene County LibraryHawkes Children's Library; headquarters for the Flint River RegionalLibrary . ... ——Mrs. Logan WallaceHart County Library . .—..Lizzie BlackwellM. E. Roden Memorial Library ..Mrs. Gallic BellJeff Davis County Library . . Mrs. Lyda MaddoxLiberty County Library . . .. Mrs. W. H. CohanPublic Library . . . ...Mrs. E. W. ChappellBanks County Library . .................Mrs. J. O. McCoyHawkes Children's Library .. .... -Pauline MallettPickens County LibraryWayne County LibraryClayton County LibraryCherokee Regional LibraryMrs. Alma WheelerMrs. Ada B. RobertsMrs. Mary Barnette-Florrie Jackson, DirectorLaGrange Memorial Library; headquarters for Troup-Harris RegionalLibrary .. ——Mrs. Ivan RutledgeGwinnett County Library . . Mrs. Cora W. HollandLincoln County Library -Mrs. Sarah SpratlinPublic Library ... ... ..—Mrs. Glynn AbramTelfair County Library . .... .Mrs. C. M. StoutWashington Memorial Library; headquarters for Bibb-Twiggs RegionalLibraryPrice LibraryMeriwether County LibraryMorgan County LibraryMacon County Public LibraryClarke LibraryCobb County LibraryPublic LibraryCandler County LibraryBaldwin County Library—Mrs. J. E. PowersMrs. E. Hawkins. Mrs. Willie M. Farris. Mrs. Nell BatemanMrs. Marshall Haslam. -Miss F. W. Sibley-Mrs. Hen Hill Grubb.——Mrs. Macie Blackwell——Mrs. Abbie Collins.. —Mrs. Lillian WebberJenkins County Public Library .. . ..Mrs. R. H. BrinsonMonroe-Walton County Library . ...Miss May WoottenCarnegie Library ... ...........Mrs. Rufus ForehandJasper County Library . ... Mary MurrelleCalhoun County Library —.— —Mrs. C. L. SimmonsCarnegie Library ........ Mrs. Roberta RyanMontgomery County Library Frankie StanfordBrantley County LibraryBerrien County LibraryCarnegie LibraryThomas County LibraryRaye Osborne. .. Mrs. Rhoda Mathis......Mrs. E. S. Wilkinson...Mrs. Mary E. Heisler727LocationDublin-East PointEastmanEaton tonElbertonEllavilleEllijayFayettevilleFitzgeraldForsythFort GainesFort ValleyGainesvilleGeorgetownGordonGrayGreensboroGriffinHartwellHawkinsvilleHazlehurstHinesvilleHogansvilleHomer[acksonasperJesuponesboroLaFayetteLaGrangeLawrencevilleLincolntonLithoniaMcRaeMaconMaconManchesterMadisonMarshallvilleMariettaMariettaMaysvilleMetierMilledgevilleMillenMonroeMontezumaMonticelloMorgan.MoultrieMt. VernonNahuntaNashvilleNewnanOchlochnee

Name of LibraryLibrarianIrwin County LibraryCleo MooreAtkinson County Library - . . Mrs. C. W. Browning, Jr.Carnegie Library...Mrs. Mera N. CannonHouston County Public Library ..Mrs. J. L. BeaversPublic Library . .. .. ...Irene HarshbergerWebster County Library .. . .Mrs. Mabel S. KentBrooks County LibraryJennie DenmarkTattnall County LibraryLula SmithStewart County Public Library Mrs. Eva MartinPolk County Public Library . Mrs. Ida FincherCrawford County Library ... Pauline McAf eeCarnegie Library .....Mrs. J. L. HendersonFloyd County LibraryMargaret Ann KrausFranklin County LibraryNannie Mae DickersonPublic Library.....Mrs. F. L. LedbetterPublic Library...Mrs. Holt WalkerSavannah Public Library; headquarters for Chatham-Effingham Regional Library _____...Savannah Beach LibraryPublic LibraryTreutlen County Library . .Hancock County Library . .Statesboro Regional Library ......Emanuel County LibraryScreven County Library .Worth County Library .. .........Ola M. WyethMrs. Clifford S. Bryan..Mrs. Floy M. Williams. Mrs. W. H. RenfroeMrs. David DyarIsabel Sorrier, Director.Maxife Warren..Mrs. G. D. Hillis.....Mrs. Elsie McLeod. Mrs. Mittie BaldwinPublic LibraryWoodrow Wilson Library .............. Mrs. Naomi FranklinPublic Library........... ...Mrs. May P. CarmanMcDuffie County Public Library..... Mrs. Kathleen ClyattTift County Library .........................Mrs. Ruth ThornhillStephens County Library ........... .Mrs. Susie N. BarberTrion Civic Library . ... Martha ColcordLowndes-Echols-LanierRegional Library ..... .......Margaret V. Baker, DirectorToombs County Public Library . . Miss C. B. SharpeDooly County Library .... .. Mrs. Sallie H. BrutonWarren County Library ......... .Lily AndersonMary Willis Library... ....................Kathleen ColleyPublic Library.....Mrs. Lillie WoolridgeWaycross Public Library .. . . ...Mrs. E. W. WomacksBurke County Library . ....... ...Mrs. Nona J. GreshamHawkes Children's Library . Mrs. E. E. Moore . . .Barrow County Library . Mrs. Frances F. PottsJohnson County LibraryMrs. A. M. SpellTowns-Union Regional Library Roxanna Austin, DirectorLocationOcillaPearsonPelhamPerryPoulanPrestonQuitmanReidsvilleRichlandRockmartRobertaRomeRomeRoys tonSt. SimonsSandersvilleSavannahSavannah BeachSmyrnaSopertonSpartaStatesboroSwainsboroSylvaniaSylvester-TalbottonTennille-ThomasvilleThomsonTiftonToccoaTrionValdostaVidaliaViennaWarren tonWashingtonWaverly HallWaycrossWaynesboroWest PointWinderWrightsvilleYoung Harris728

INSTITUTIONAL AND SPECIAL LIBRARIESLibrary Departments of the StateTownInstitution LibraryAtlanta Atlanta Historical Society1753 Peachtree Street - .LibraryRuth BlairAtlanta Atlanta Public LibraryKriegshaber Memorial Lighthousefor the Blind,679 Piedmont Ave., N. E. ______________-John KellyAtlanta American Red Gross230 Spring St., N. W. _. Library . - - - - __-Mary Kent SeagleAtlanta Atlanta Teacher's ProfessionalLibrary, c/o Smith Hughes Vocational School XibraryAtlanta Emory Univ. School of Dentistry Sheppard W. FosterLibrary —Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank .LibraryAtlanta Fulton County . . _ Law Library .Atlanta Fulton County Medical Society John G. WestmorlandLibraryAtlanta Fulton County Teachers Professional Library,322 Central Ave., S. W.Atlanta Insurance Library Assn.Hurt BuildingAtlanta Lawyers Club of AtlantaAtlanta Retail Credit CompanyAtlanta . U. S. Agriculture Dept.914 Glenn BuildingAtlanta U. S. Public Health ServiceCommunicable Disease Center291 Peachtree St.AtlantaAtlantaAtlantaAugustaDecaturEmory Univ.Emory Univ.Emory Univ.Emory Univ.ExperimentLaGrangeMaconMiddletonMilledgevilleRomeSavannahSavannahTiftonWarm Springs.LibraryXibraryLibrary.LibraryAtlanta Branch Lib.U. S. PenitentiaryLibrary - .Sou. Bell Telephone Co.. LibraryWoodrow Wilson College University of Georgia Law LibraryMedical LibraryColumbia Theological Seminary Smvth LibraryEmory Univ. School of Medicine A. W. Calhoun LibraryCandler School of Theology Lamar School of Law Theology LibraryLibraryGraduate School, Division ofLibrarianshipGeorgia Experiment Station LibraryLibrary .Callaway InstituteTechnical LibraryBibb CountyXaw LibrarySeaboard Airline Railway State HospitalBattey State Hospital Free Traveling LibraryXibrary.-Xibrary .Georgia Historical Society . - -XibraryU. S. Public Health ServiceBranch Communicable DiseaseCenter —— ——————LibraryCoastal Plains Experiment Sta.—LibraryGa. Warm Springs Foundation—LibraryLibrarianMrs. Clara F. LewisElizabeth NicolasenXinda ManghamMrs. Rita L. PierceFay HollisVirginia McjenkinMrs. Molly WigginsMartha TignerMrs. Clemmie Shirley. Nelle BarmoreThomas J. HarrisAlfreda ThomasJanie TurnerMrs. Julia D. AndersonMildred JordanElizabeth RoyerMary Ann KernanTommie D. Barker, Dir.Mrs. Edna H. OlsenKatherine F. GlassMrs. B. B. RentzMrs. J. Y. SwiftTrances Hardigree_Ola M. Wyeth-Mrs. Peggy Fields-Mrs. Dan Sutton-Beatrice Warbasse729

LIBRARY DEPARTMENTS OF THE STATETownAtlantaAtlantaAtlantaAtlantaDepartmentState Department of Archivesand HistoryState Department of PublicHealth LibraryState LibraryLocationRhodes Mem. Hall, 1516Peachtree Rd., N. E.State Office Bldg.303 State CapitolState Dept. of Education, Division of Instruction, Instructional Materials and LibraryServices-217 State Office Bldg.Officials in ChargeMrs. J. E. HaysSarah Davis, LibrarianElla May Thornton,State LibrarianC. S. Hubbard, DirectorSarah Jones, Consultantfor school library servicesAtlantaLibrary Extension Service92 Mitchell St., S. W.Beverly Wheatcroft, Librarian; Lucile Nix, Consultant for Public Library ServicesU. S. ARMY AND VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION LIBRARIESIN GEORGIA JUNE 1950AtlantaAtlantaConleyAugustaAugustaChambleeBrookhavenDublinFort BenningFort BenningFt. McPhersonFt. McPhersonThomasvilleVeteran's Administration—Regional Office MedicalLibrary, 105 Pryor St., N. E.Mrs. Dorothy D. HendersonAtlanta General Depot Post LibraryVeteran's Administration—Hospital LibraryCamp Gordon Army LibraryLawson Veteran's Administration Hospital LibraryVeteran's Administration Hospital No. 48 LibraryVeteran's Administration Hospital LibraryInfantry School LibraryPost Library ———.Third Army Headquarters—LibraryPost LibraryVeteran's Administration—Domiciliary HomeLibraryEsther CathyMrs. Nina B. JohnstonMiss TitieriMrs. Stanley JoslinKate Williams, Asst.Mrs. Edna Lee RobertsGladys L. Fox, actingLaurie Jones.Frances DozierMrs. Swann M. McLainMary WardBernice CarterTownJUNIOR COLLEGE, SENIOR COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITYLIBRARIES 1950InstitutionLibraryLibrarianTifton Abraham Baldwin Agri. College LibraryNettie GrayAmericus Georgia Southwestern College Wade Lott Mem. Library Macy B. GrayAthens University of Georgia . . .General Library Evelyn FritzAtlanta University System of GeorgiaAtlanta Branch24 Ivy Street, N. E. Center Library W. W. Noyes, Jr.Atlanta Ga. Institute of Technology —. LibraryMrs. J. H. CroslandAtlanta Marist College —- XibraryRev. Father ValentineDecker, S. M.Augusta Junior College of Augusta LibraryMargaret BaillieBarnesville Gordon Military College libraryMrs. Martha B. LoweCarrollton West Georgia College S. V. Sanford Library Anne WeaverCleveland Truett-McConneU Jr. College LibraryLola Annette Felty730

Cochran Middle Georgia CollegeCollegeboro Georgia Teacher'8 CollegeCuthbert Andrew CollegeDahlonega North Georgia CollegeDecatur Agnes Scott CollegeDemorest Piedmont CollegeDouglas South Georgia CollegeEmory Univ. Emory UniversityForsyth Bessie Tift CollegeFranklinSprings Emanuel CollegeGainesville Brenau CollegeLaGrange LaGrange CollegeMacon Mercer UniversityMacon Wesleyan CollegeMilledgeville Ga. State College for WomenMilledgeville Georgia Military CollegeMt. Berry Martha Berry CollegeMt. Vernon Brewton-Parker Jr. CollegeNorman Park Norman Junior CollegeOglethorpeUniversity Oglethorpe UniversityOxford Emory Junior CollegeRabun Gap Rabun Gap-Nacoochee JuniorCollegeRome Shorter CollegeSavannah Armstrong Junior CollegeValdosta Georgia State Women's CollegeWaleska Reinhardt CollegeYoung Harris Young Harris CollegeSanford LibraryRosenwald LibraryLibraryStewart LibraryLibraryHenrietta ThomasHassie Maude McElveenMrs. R. G. Hall..Mrs. Susie M. HarrisEdna HanleyE. Louise Patton Library Mrs. Mary C. JonesLibrary Frank C. WinstonAsa G. Candler Library Margaret JemisonLibrary Dorothy Alexander. LibraryLibraryRufus Wright SmithMemorial LibraryHardman LibraryCandler Mem. LibraryIna Dillard RussellMemorial LibraryLibraryLibraryLibraryLibraryLibraryCandler Mem. LibraryLibraryLibraryLibraryLibraryLibraryLibraryDorothy WoodsonOlive B. CountsMartha RaineyCharles StoneKatherine P. CarnesVirginia SatterfieldMrs. Lucile RotchfordJane L. McDanielMrs. M. P. CampbellMartha J. MorganMrs. Susie H. MoisMrs. James HintonAnna Lee JonesElise DraperHelen WoodwardLillian PattersonChristena TimmonsMrs. S. B. TolarGEORGIA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR NEGROESTown Institution Library LibrarianAtlanta Atlanta UniversityAlbany Albany State CollegeAugusta Paine CollegeFort Valley Fort Valley State CollegeSavannah Georgia State College•Trevor-Arnett Library L. D. ReddickMargaret Hazard Mem. James W. SloanLibraryRuth BartholomewLibraryHomie RegulusLibraryLuella Hawkins*This library also servesClark CollegeMorehouse CollegeGammon Theological SeminaryMorris Brown CollegeSpeknan CollegeAbove lists of libraries courtesy of Miss Beverly Wheatcroft Librarian. Library ExtensionService, 92 Mitchell, S. W., Atlanta.731

POETS LAUREATE OF GEORGIAGeorgia's first poet laureate, Frank L. Stanton, was named by Governor WalkerJan. 6, 1925, the proclamation reading as follows:WHEREAS: Sunday, February 22, 1925 being the 68th birthday of a greatAmerican poet, a man whom we love and whose work we appreciate; and because of our desire fittingly to honor him, I, Clifford Walker, Governor of theState of Georgia, do hereby proclaim Frank Lebby Stanton poet laureate of theState of Georgia.In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of theState to be affixed, this Sixth day of January in the Year of our Lord OneThousand Nine Hundred and Twenty-five and of the Independence of theUnited States of America One Hundred and Forty-nine.By the Governor:S. G. McLendonSecretary of StateCLIFFORD WALKER,Governor.EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT MINUTES, 1923-1925, p. 208.FRANK LEBBY STANTON, Poet Laureate, Jan. 6, 1925-Jan. 7, 1927, died.Born Feb. 22, 1857 in Charleston, S. C. Moved to Savannah, Ga., when 12years old. Received common school education. Obtained position as copy boy onSavannah Morning News. In 1887 entered weekly newspaper field and began publication of Smithville News. In 1888 joined staff of Rome Tribune. In 1889 cameto Atlanta to join Joel Chandler Harris on the Atlanta Constitution. First engagedin feature writing and reportorial work, and then inaugurated his column "Justfrom Georgia," a popular feature of the Constitution for nearly forty years. Authorof following books:—poems taken from newspaper column: "Songs of the Soil,"1892; "Comes One with a Song," 1899; "Songs from Dixie," 1900; "Up fromGeorgia," 1902; "Little Folks Down South," 1904. After his death in 1927, Stanton'sdaughter, Marcelle (Mrs. Percy A. Megahee), assembled and published Justfrom Georgia—poems from his column and books.Married in 1887 in Smithville, Ga., Leona Jossey. Children: Marcelle; Frank L.,Jr. (deceased ; Valentine L., who resides at 207 Hillcrest Ave., Chattanooga 4,Tenn. Frank L. Stanton was the son of Valentine and Katherine Rebecca Stanton.Following the death of Mr. Stanton, which occurred Jan. 7, 1927, a resolutionnaming Ernest Neal as his successor was passed by the General Assembly of Georgiaand signed by Governor L. G. Hardman Aug. 25, 1927. This resolution introducedin the Senate by Hon. A. B. David of the 43rd District, read as follows:WHEREAS, Frank Lebby Stanton, Poet Laureate of Georgia, and one of thegreat poets of America, has passed away; and whereas, Frank Lebby Stantonhas been designated as Poet Laureate of the State of Georgia:732

Theref re be it resolved, by the Senate and the House of Representatives of theState of Georgia, that Ernest Neal, of Gordon County, Georgia, is in every waya fit and proper person to succeed the greatly beloved Stanton, and is herebydeclared to be Poet Laureate of the State of Georgia.GEORGIA LAWS, 1927, p. 1752ERNEST NEAL, Calhoun, Poet Laureate, Aug. 20, 1927-Jan. 23, 1943, died.Born Sept. 6, 1859 in Sparta, Hancock co., Ga. Attended Warrenton Academy andNorth Ga. Agricultural College (1975-1880). Methodist. Democrat. Mason. Member, house of rep., Gordon CO., 1913-14. Principal, Warrenton Academy, 1881-1883;teacher, Blackburg, S. C., Military Institute, 1883-1884; principal, Calhoun, Gordonco., Ga., public schools, 1884-1889; teacher, Martin Institute, 1889-1901; superin-'tendent, Willacoochee public schools, 1917-1919. Author Yonah and Other Poems,1921; A Second Book of Verse, 1928.Family details: Married Oct. 21, 1881 in Hamburg, S. C., Mamie Lou Gallaher(born Dec. 10, 1865), daughter of Nicholas Gallaher (born in Ireland) and Safronia(Cody Gallaher. Children: Gallaher Ernest; Julius; Maurice Varner. Ernest Nealwas the son of George Varner Neal (born in Warren co., Ga.; lawyer; planter;delegate, State Convention, 1850, Warren co.) and Lavonia Holmes (Blackburn)Neal born in Flat Shoals, Meriwether co., Ga.; died 1877), and the grandson ofThomas Neal of Warren co., Ga.A RESOLUTIONWHEREAS, The lyre of Georgia's Poet Laureate, the late Honorable Ernest Neal,is stilled; andWHEREAS, It is proper that an outstanding Georgia poet who has achieved eminence in that literary pursuit sometimes referred to as "The Language of the Soul";andWHEREAS, It is desirous that the State of Georgia have as Poet Laureate onewho possesses poetic ability and who has made substantial contribution to the fieldsof art and letters and has thereby materially increased the fame and reputation ofour State; andWHEREAS, An outstanding Georgian has authored "The Rhetoric of John Donne'sVerse", "Chimes of Oglethorpe", "The Preacher's Son" and other outstandingworks of poetry; has edited eight volumes of "Poems of Trees", a Sidney LanierMemorial; has authored and edited bulletins on Frank L. Stanton and Ernest Neal,each of whom was Poet Laureate of the State; has edited Ruskins' "Crown of WildOlive" and "Queen of the Air"; andWHEREAS, This distinguished Georgian holds the degree of Doctor of Philosophy,is an alumnus of George Peabody Teachers' College, Nashville, Tennessee, andJohns Hopkins University; 1908-1924, headed the Department of English at EmoryUniversity; was Extension Professor of English, Oglethorpe University; and is aneditorial writer of renown; andWHEREAS, The said distinguished Georgian has served as President of the AtlantaWriters Club since 1933; is former President and ex-officio member of the Boardof Directors of the Burns Club of Atlanta; and733

WHEREAS, This prominent Georgian has been the recipient of many citations forability and achievement in the field of poetry, including the National Poetry Centeraward called "The Poet's Parchment", awarded to him in tribute and recognitionof outstanding service in behalf of poets and poetry in Georgia;It is therefore Resolved by the Senate, the House of Representatives concurring,that the Honorable Wightman F. Melton be and he is hereby designated andentitled Poet Laureate of Georgia.Approved February 8, 1943.GEORGIA LAWS, 1943, pp. 1739-1740WIGHTMAN FLETCHER MELTON, Poet Laureate, Curator of Museum, Jan.25, 1943-Oct. 12, 1944, died. Teacher; writer. Born Sept. 26, 1867 in Ripley,Lauderdale co., Tenn. Educated Southern University; George Peabody College forTeachers, L.I. degree; Blount College, A.B. degree; Troy Normal, Pd.D. degree;Johns Hopkins University, Ph.D. degree. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; KappaAlpha. Author, "The Preacher's Son"; "Rhetoric of John Donne's Verse"; "Chimesof Oglethorpe." Edited: "Ruskins Crown of Wild Olive"; "Queen of the Air";"Poems of Trees: A Sidney Lanier Memorial." Field secretary, American RedCross, 1918; mayor, Oxford, 1912-18. Pres., Burns Club of Atlanta, 1930-31; pres.,Atlanta Writers Club, 1925-27, 1933-1944; honorary member, Poetry Society ofMississippi; Composers and Writers of Arkansas; Gasconade Guild of Missouri.Residence: Atlanta.Family details: Married Sept. 19, 1888 in Lake Providence, La., Oliver Keller(born Oct. 19, 1869 in East Carroll Parish, Louisiana), daughter of Oliver HazzardPerry and Emily Aletha (Bass) Keller. Children: Oliver Quimby; Emily Louise(Melton) McNelley (deceased); Keller Fletcher (deceased). W. F. Melton wasthe son of Isaac Quimby and Fannie Louise (Ellis) Melton, and the grandson ofJohn and Mary (Sewell) Melton, and of Enoch and Statia (Atkins) Ellis.A RESOLUTIONWHEREAS, The Honorable Ellis Arnall, Governor of Georgia, did on the 16thday of November, 1944, designate and appoint the Hon. Oliver F. Reeves as PoetLaureate of Georgia; andWHEREAS, the said "Ollie" Reeves has made worthwhile contribution to the poeticrealm by reason of his exemplary and outstanding capabilities; andWHEREAS, By virtue of his Poet Laureateship Georgia and the people of the Stateare honored:Be it resolved by the Senate, the House of Representatives concurring, that theappointment of the said Oliver F. Reeves as Poet Laureate of Georgia to succeedthe late lamented Wightman F. Melton be and the same is hereby ratified andconfirmed and the said Oliver F. Reeves is officially designated as Georgia's PoetLaureate.734

Approved February 2, 1945.GEORGIA LAWS, 1945, pp. 1193-1194OLIVER "OLLIE") FRANKLIN REEVES, Poet Laureate, Nov. 16, 1944-date.Born Mch. 12, 1889 in Chattanooga, Hamilton CO., Tenn. Graduated Anniston,Ala., high school, 1907; correspondence courses in later years. Methodist. Democrat. Mason; Lions club. Construction contractor; pres., Reeves Marble Company.Newspaper columnist; author, book of verse, It's Nothing Serious; published over1,000 poems which have appeared in leading magazines and newspapers in boththis and foreign countries; has held many offices in church and civic affairs; formerpres., Ga. Association Workers for the Blind. Appointed Lt. Col. on staff of Gov.Ellis Arnall Feb. 28, 1944.Family details: Married June 21, 1913 in Atlanta, Ga., Vivien Winslow, daughterof Robert Lee and Mary (Barnes) Winslow. Children: Jacqueline; Virginia; Vivien.Oliver "Ollie"') Reeves is the son of Leander W. and Laura (Oswalt) Reeves,and the grandson of C. B. Reeves, and Oliver Hale Oswalt.735

GOVERNORS OF GEORGIA1733 - 1950Name1. James Edward Oglethorpe2. William Stephens, acting governor3. Henry Parker, acting governorPlace ofBirthEnglandEnglandEnglandCOLONIALBirth and DeathDec. 21, 1688-July 1, 1785Jan. 28, 1671-Aug. 1753???-died 17549782Age atDeathTermPeb. 12, 1733-1743July 11, 1743-1751Apr. 8, 1751-17544. John Reynolds5. Henry Ellis6. James WrightPROVINCIALEngland 1700-Jan. 1776 or 1781 76 or 81England 1721-Jan. 21, 1806 85South Carolina 1714-Nov. 20, 1785 71Oct. 31 1754-1757Feb. 16, 1757-1760Oct. 31, 1760-17767. Archibald Bulloch, Pres. of Coun. of Safety South Carolina8. Button Gwinnett, Pres. of Council of Safety EnglandPROVISIONAL1730-Feb. ?, 17771734-May 19, 177747 Jan. 22, 1776-177743 Mar. 4, 1777-17779. John Adam Treutlen10. John Houstoun11. John Wereat, Pres. of Ex. Council12. George Walton13. Richard Howley14. Stephen Heard, Pres. of Ex. Council15. Nathan Brownson16. John Martin17. Lyman HallJohn Houstoun18. Samuel Elbert .. ........_.._.EnglandGeorgiaEngland. VirginiaGeorgiaVirginiaMassachusettsRhode IslandConnecticut..-South CarolinaSTATE1726-1782 561744-1796 abt. 521730-1798 68174?-Feb. 2, 1804 abt. 64????-Dec. 1784 ?Nov. 1740 Nov. 15, 1815 '75May 17, 1741-1796 55, 1730-Jan. ?, 1786 56Apr. 12, 1724-Oct. 19, 1790 66, 1740-Nov. 1, 1788 48May 8, 1777-1778Jan. 10, 1778-1779Aug. 6, 1779-1780Nov. 1779-1780Jan. 4, 1780-Feb. 18,1780, elected toCongressFeb. 18, 1780-1781Aug. 18, 1781-1782Jan. 3, 1782-1783Jan. 8, 1783-1784Jan. 9, 1784-1785Jan. 7, 1785-1786

Name19. Edward Telfair20. George MathewsJames Jackson, declined to serve as Governor21. George HandleyGeorge WaltonEdward TelfairGeorge Mathews22. Jared Irwin23. James Jackson24. David Emanuel, Pres. of Senate25. Josiah Tattnall, Jr.26. John MilledgeJared Irwin, Pres. of Senate27. David Brydie Mitchell28. Peter EarlyDavid Brydie Mitchell29. William Rabun, Pres. of Senate30. Matthew Talbot, Pres. of Senate31. John Clark32. George Michael Troup33. John Forsyth34. George Rockingham Gilmer35. Wilson Lumpkin36. William SchleyGeorge Rockingham Gilmer37. Charles James McDonald38. George Walker Crawford39. George Washington Towns40. Howell Cobb41. Herschel Vespasian Johnson42. Joseph Emerson Brown43. James Johnson, Provisional44. Charles Jones Jenkins45. Gen. Thomas Howard Ruger46. Rufui Brown Bullock, Provisional ._Place ofBirthScotlandVirginiaEnglandNorth CarolinaEnglandGeorgiaGeorgiaGeorgiaScotlandVirginiaNorth CarolinaVirginiaNorth CarolinaGeorgia (nowAlabama)VirginiaGeorgiaVirginiaMarylandBirth and Death, 1735-Sept. 17, 1807, 1739-Aug. 30, 1812Jan. 21, 1788Feb. 9, 1752-Sept. 17, 1793Oct. 22, 1766-Apr. 22, 1837June 20, 1773-Aug. 15, 1817Apr. 8, 1771-Oct. 24, 1819, 1767-Sept. 17, 1827Feb. 28, 1766-Oct. 12, 1832Sept. 8, 1780-Apr. 26, 1856Oct. 22, 1780-Oct. 21, 1841Apr. 11, 1790-Nov. 16, 1859Jan. 14, 1783-Dec. 28, 1870Dec. 10, 1786-Nov. 20, 1858South Carolina July 9, 1793-Dec. 16, 1860Georgia Dec. 22, 1798-July 22, 1872Georgia May 4, 1802-July 15, 1854Georgia Sept. 7, 1815-Oct. 9, 1868Georgia Sept. 18, 1812-Aug. 16, 1880South Carolina Apr. 15, 1821-Nov. 30, 1894North Carolina Feb. 12, 1811-Nov. 20, 1891South Carolina Jan. 6, 1805-June 14, 1883New York . ...... Apr. 2, 1833-June 3, 1907.New York Mar. 28, 1834-Apr. 24, 1907Age atDeath7273, 175?-Mar. 1, 1818 abt. 68Sept. 21, 1757-Mar. 19, 1806 49, 1744- , 1810 66, 1765-June 6, 1803 38, 175?-Mar. 1, 1818 abt.61417144486066766169877267745253687380787473TermJan. 9, 1786-1787Jan. 9, 1787-1788Jan. 26, 1788-1789Jan. 7, 1 789-1 78£Nov. 9, 1789-1793Nov. 7, 1793-1796Jan. 15, 1796-1798Jan. 12, 1798-1801Mar. 3, 1801-1801Nov. 7, 1801-1802Nov. 4, 1802-1806Sept. 23, 1806-1809Nov. 10, 1809-1813Nov. 5, 1813-1815Nov. 10, 1815-1817Mar. 4, 1817-1819Oct. 24, 1819-1819Nov. 5, 1819-1823Nov. 7, 1823-1827Nov. 7, 1827-1829Nov. 4, 1829-1831Nov. 9, 1831-1835Nov. 4, 1835-1837Nov. 8, 1837-1839Nov. 6, 1839-1843Nov. 8, 1843-1847Nov. 3, 1847-1851Nov. 5, 1851-1853Nov. 9, 1853-1857Nov. 6, 1857-1865June 17, 1865-1865Dec. 14, 1865-1868Jan. 13, 1868-1868July 4, 1868-1868

Place ofName BirthRufus Brown Bullock, Reconstruction47. Benjamin Conley,Reconstruction, Pres. of Senate . .. New Jersey48. James Milton Smith .. ... ....Georgia49. Alfred Holt Colquitt .. . ..Georgia50. Alexander Hamilton Stephens . Georgia51. James Stoddard Boynton, Pres. of Senate Georgia52. Henry Dickerson McDaniel . . . Georgia53. John Brown Gordon... . Georgia54. William Jonathan Northen .. . .. Georgia55. William Yates Atkinson . . . Georgia56. Alien Daniel Candler .. . . Georgia57. Joseph Meriwether Terrell Georgia58. Hoke Smith .. ... . North Carolina59. Joseph Mackey Brown ..... . ...... .... ....GeorgiaS Hoke Smith ....00 60. John Marshall Slaton, Pres. of Senate GeorgiaJoseph Mackey Brown .. . ..John Marshall Slaton ........... .............. ...... . ....61. Nathaniel Edwin Harris .. . Tennessee62. Hugh Manson Dorsey . . Georgia .63. Thomas William Hardwick . Georgia64. Clifford Walker . .... . Georgia65. Lamartine Griffin Hardman, M. D. Georgia66. Richard Brevard Russell, Jr. . .. Georgia67. Eugene Talmadge ... ... ..Georgia68. Eurith Dickinson Rivers . .. ArkansasEugene Talmadge . . . . .. ........ .....69. Ellis Gibbs Arnall . . ..GeorgiaEugene Talmadge (Elected, but died Dec. 21,1946, before taking office in Jan., 194770. Melvin E. Thompson, acting governor Georgia71. Herman Eugene Talmadge . . GeorgiaBirth and Death, 1815- , 1885 ...70Oct. 24, 1823-Nov. 25, 1890 67Apr. 20, 1824-Mar. 26, 1894 70Feb. 11, 1812-Mch. 4, 1883 71. May 7, 1833-Dec. 22, 1902 69Sept. 4, 1836-July 25, 1926 90Feb. 6, 1832-Jan. 9, 1904 72July 9, 1835-Mar. 25, 1913 78Nov. 11, 1854-Aug. 8, 1899 45-Nov. 4, 1834-Oct. 26, 1910 76June 6, 1861-Nov. 17, 1912 ..51Sept. 2, 1855-Nov. 27, 1931 76Dec. 28, 1851-Mar. 3, 1932 81Dec. 25, 1866-living ..Jan. 21, 1846-Sept. 21, 1929July 10, 1871-June 11, 1948Dec. 9, 1872-Jan. 31, 1944July 4, 1877-livingApr. 14, 1856-Feb. 18, 1937Nov. 2, 1897-livingSept. 23, 1884-Dec. 21, 1946Dec. 1, 1895-livingMar. 20, 1907-livingMay 1, 1903-livingAug. 9, 1913-livingNOTE: The figures preceeding the names indicate the number of different individuals who have served..83.77728162Age atDeathTermJuly 21, 1868-1871Oct. 30, 1871-1872Jan. 12, 1872-1877Jan. 12, 1877-1882Nov. 4, 1882-Mar. 4,1883, diedMar. 5, 1883-1883May 10, 1883-1886Nov. 4, 1886-1890Nov. 8, 1890-1894Oct. 27, 1894-1898Oct. 29, 1898-1902Oct. 25, 1902-1907June 29, 1907-1909June 26, 1909-1911July 1, 1911-1911Nov. 16, 1911-1912Jan. 25, 1912-1913June 28, 1913-1915June 26, 1915-1917June 30, 1917-1921June 25, 1921-1923June 30, 1923-1927June 25, 1927-1931June 27, 1931-1933Jan. 10, 1933-1937Jan. 12, 1937-1941Jan. 14, 1941-1943Jan. 12, 1943-1947Jan. 20, 1947-1948Nov. 17, 1948-to date

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1960 DIRECTORY OF GEORGIA NEWSPAPERS*WEEKLY NEWSPAPERSTOWNAbbeville..........Adel. .............Atlanta. ...........Atlanta. ...........Atlanta. ...........Atlanta. ...........Austell ...........COUNTYWilcox..........Cobb. ..........Cook...........Wheeler.........Fulton..........Fulton..........Fulton..........Fulton..........Fulton..........Fulton..........Cobb...........Barnesville. ........ Lamar ........Baxley. ............ Appling.........NEWSPAPERWheeler County Eagle... . .........The West End Times .. .............The Post Searchlight ................Union...........Blakely.. .......... Early...........Blue Ridge. ........ Fannin . Blue Ridge Summit Post ... . . .......Blue Ridge......... FftTinin ......Carroll. .........DeKalb......... North DeKalb Record ...............Buford. ...........Butler. ............ Taylor...... ... Butler Herald .... .................Grady..........Calboun. .......... Gordon ........ Gordon County News. . ..............CirculationQm en/I1,900firm1,8007251,0264681,3252,3944,70012,6435,4461,7101,5006502 nto1,2761,1311,1751,0001,5798006001,5001,0002,415860550QQQ1,3982,4772,4761.600PUBLISHEREd Methvin .............W. A. Pete Roton... ......L. L. & G. C. Patten .. ...W.O. Purser.......... ...William 0. Davis. ..........J. R.Barnes, Jr.. .........L. T. Swain. ...............N. L. Smith & F. M. Tison.W.W.Matthews...........MattG. Perkins..........Herman E. Talmadge. ......M. S.Sehiffer......... .. .Tom W. Bobo, Sr. . . . . .Howard Fike.. .. . ... ...Sid Williams. ...... . . ...William W.Dennis..... . .Ira Butt. ............. . .A. T. & W. H. Fleming . .J. Fred Hackney .....Luther Cobb .........Kate Smith ..... . . .H. Meeks... .... . ....North DeKalb Record Inc.B. L.Tyler.. ..... . . . .H.H.WindJ.RoyMcGinty ....H.L. Wise. ........... ...EDITOR. . . G. C. Patten. . . W. 0. Purser. . . William 0. Davis. . . L. T. Swain. . . W. W. Matthews. . . Lamar Q. Ball... Sid Williams. . . S. Marvin Griffin. . . William W. Dennis... Ira Butt. . . A. T. Fleming. . . Luther Cobb. . Kate Smith. . . J. L. Taylor. . . Early A. Wilbanks. C. E. Benns. .H.H.Wind. . . J. Roy McGinty. . . H. L. Wise

Camilla............ Mitchell......... Camilla Enterprise ..................North Georgia Tribune . ............Carrollton . ......Carrollton..........Cartersville........Cartersville........Cedartown.........Chatsworth ........Clarkesville........Claxton. ...........Cuthbert...........Dahlonega. ........Dallas..............Dalton............Dalton............Danielsville. .......Dawsonville. .......Donalsonville. ......Carroll..........Carroll .........Bartow..........Polk............Polk............Rockdale. .......Cornelia...........Newton.........Crawfordville. ......Forsyth. ........Randolph .......Evans........... Claxton Enterprise. ..................Whitfield........Whitfield .......Terrell..........Dawson ........DeKalb ........Coffee..........Coffee ..........Carroll County Georgian .............The Times Free Press. ................Weekly Tribune News. ...............Polk County Times. . .................Weekly Standard. ....................White. ..........Cochran........... Bleekley. .......Colquitt........... Miller........... Miller County Liberal. ................Forsyth County News. ...............Cuthbert Times......................Dallas New Era. .....................Dalton Citizen. ......................DeKalb NewEra............... ......Coffee County Progress. ..............1,5002,2001,0602,4982,8392,4303,4212,6508421,0105101,6631,5251,0245501,3427502751,4971,2063611,2752,4595252,2007509101,4755,4645,4641751,7009974,0671,0831,9022,068R. D. &C.E. Owen...... ..Hubert L. Dyar ........J. R. Dean................W.Ryan Frier.................M.L. Fleetwood....... . .....Fields Whatley........... . ...Roy N. Emmet. ........ .... .Roy MeGinty, Jr........ . .. .Stuart M. Stout................Charles T. Graves. .............Milton Beckerman. .............L.P.Cross....................W.R. Pop) Smith............. W.R. Pop SmithBertPriest... ................ Bert PriestJ. C. Ayers ............... ... J. C. AyersA. S. Hardy, Jr.. ............... A. S. Hardy, Jr.J. 0. Bowen............... ...Hardy Pub. Co. ........... ...A. B. Dennis. ..................Carey Williams... .............Sherwood Broome. .............Jack Parks....................J.H.&T.E. Parker............L. A. Lee. .....................J.C. Ayers....................B. T. BursonR. D. and C. E. OwenH. L. DyarI. R. DeanW. Ryan FrierJohn T. FleetwoodFields WhatleyStuart M. StoutCharles T. GravesL. P. CrossJ. H. StrictlandCarey WilliamsRoy P. OtwellJack ParksJ. H. and T. E. ParkerJ. C. AyersMrs. Maude H . Garrett ... ....New Era Pub. Co.. ............. W. Hugh McWhortetH.W. Garrett................. H. W. GarrettE. C. Smith, Jr.. ............... E. C. Smith, Jr.M. C. Walters- S. W. Davis. .... Melvin C. Waters•-List courtesy of the Georgia Press Association, 24 Ivy St., S. E., Atlanta, Georgia^

1950 DIRECTORY OF GEORGIA NEWSPAPERS*WEEKLY NEWSPAPERSTOWNEast Point.........Eatonton ..........Edison. ............Elberton. ..........Ellaville. ..........EUijay.............Fayetteville........Folkston. ..........Forsyth.... ........FortGaines........Fort Valley........Gray..............Greensboro.........Griffin. ............Hoeaosville. .......COUNTYDouglas. ........Fulton..........Putnam. ........Calhoun.........Elbert. .........Schley... .......Fulton..........Fayette.........Ben Hill.........Ben Hill.. ......PlowPeach. ..........Heard. ..........Hall............Glascock........Tattnall.........Greene. .........Meriwether......Liberty.........Trouo. ..........NEWSPAPERAtlanta's Suburban Reporter ..........Elberton Star. .......................Ellaville Sun. ........................Elliiay Times Courier. ................Fayetteville Enterprise. ...............Fitzgerald Herald. ...................Fitzgerald Leader Enterprise. ..........Charlton County Herald. .............The News Record. ...................The Leader Tribune. .................Georgia Guide. ......................Glennville Sentinel. ..................Jones County News. ..................Spalding County Times. ..............Hahira Gold Leaf. ...................Harris..........Harlem............Hartwell........... Hart............ Hartwell Sun. .......................Pulaski..........Jeff Davis....... Jeff Davis County Ledger. ............Circulation1,0701,7503,4679522,8967651,4807258251,9501,2765408007361,0002,0082507115004681,3757623506193702,0451,0001,0774254861.442PUBLISHERP.O. Mathews...... ........... Mrs. P. D. MathewsE. T. Methvin................. E. T. MethvinC. N. Martin, Sr.T. A. A C. F. Gregory. .........G.T.Christian. ...............C. F.Owen....... .............Fred Darsey.. .................FredDarsey...................Pryor Bros. Prntg. Co.. .........Isidor Gelders. .................R. W. & K. L. Harrison. ........Mr. 4 Mrs. I. E. Peebles. .......Rosalia AdkinsG. T. ChristianC. F. OwenFredDarseyFredDarseyS. G. Pryor, Jr.B. T. McCutchen. ............. B. T. McCutchenA. S. Hardy, ST.... . ............ Charles L. HardyRoy Chalker...... ............. Roy F. ChalkerF.E. Phillips. ................. F. E. PhillipsMrs. Leo BowenMoore Eden Publishers. ........ J. Fred EdenR.K.Stovall. ................. R. K. StovallFred F. Darsey ................ Fred F. DarseyJ W NorwoodJ. W. NorwoodW.C.AJ.C.Woodall.......... W. C. WoodallCarey Williams. ...............EDITORR. Ward HarrisonKenneth PryseE.T. Methvin................. Hal BeninRogers Pub. Co. Inc. ........... J. E. BaynardL. P. Cross.................... L. P. CrossM.F.Clark, Jr..... ............ M. F. Clark, Jr.Leo H. Bowen. ................ B. J. Thomas

Jackson. ........... Butts...........Pickens County Progress. . ............Jefferson. ..........Twiggs..........Jesup. .............Clayton......... Clayton County News & Farmer. ......Knoxville..........LaFayette.........Leesburg...........McRae. ...........Madison. ..........Metier............Milledgeville.......Millen. ............Monroe. ...........The Times ...........................Walker. .........Lanier .......Franklin.........Gwinnelt........ The News Herald. ...................Lee.............Oglethorpe....... Oglethorpe Echo .....................Lincoln Journal. .....................DeKalb.........Long...........Toombs.........Telfair. .........Morgan.........Cobb. ..........Candler.........Walton. .........Walton..........The Bulletin. ........................The News & Farmer. .................The Weekly Advertiser. ...............Telfair Enterprise. ...................Cobb County Times. .................Millen News. ........................Walton News. .......................Walton Tribune. .....................Citizen & Georgian. . .................Moultrie. .......... Colquitt......... Weekly Moultrie Observer. ............7703501,1561,5001,5771,7903601,2851,0255063005002,4157601,4121,9567509008951,0004601,2351,3101,8501,6611,4902,3272,7869001,8509252,3082,4441,1508454,058Mrs. George A. Hoy. ...........Mrs. Edna R. Boone .... ......C.M.&R.M. Edge..... .......John N. Holder. ...............Lois W. MeCrory . .............C. A. Pound...................W.Lloyd Matthews............W.C. King........ ............C. B. H. Moncrief . .............C.B.H.Moncrief..............E.P.Hall.....................L.G.&G.C. Patten..........lames F. Little. ................Wm.0. Davis.................H. W. Amason. ................John Drinkard. ................J. O.Bowen...................Virginia Polhill Price..... . ......Helen Wms. Coxon. ............Alex S. Boone, Sr.C. M. and R. M. EdgeJohn N. HolderLois W. MeCroryC. A. PoundW. Lloyd MatthewsW. C. KingC. B. H. MoncriefC. B. H. MoncriefE. P. HallH. C. RatcliffeJames F. LittleP. M. ChristianWm. 0. DavisVirginia Polhill PriceHelen Wms. CoxonHarrr M. RhodenW.L.Bowen.................. W. L. BowenW.L.Carmichael. ............. W. L. CarmichaelE. T.Leonard................. E. T. LeonardRalph M. Rice. ................ Ralph M. RiceOtis A. Brumby. ...............R. G. Daniell..................Frank Edenfield. ............... Walter HarrisonJ.C. Cox... ................... J. C. CoxT. R. Penn.................... T. R. PennM. E. Nussbaum, Pres.. ........ W. D. Avera"-List courtesy of the Georgia Press Association, 24 Ivy St., S. E., Atlanta, Georgia.

1960 DIRECTORY OF GEORGIA NEWSPAPERS*WEEKLY NEWSPAPERSTOWNNahunta. ..........Nashville. .........Ocilla..............Omega ............Pearson. ...........Pembroke. .........Perry..............Reidsville. .........Ringgold. ..........Rockmart. .........Roswell. ...........Royston. ..........Sparks.............Sparta. ............Statesboro. ........Summerville........Sylvania. ..........Sylvester. . . .....Talbotton .........Tallapoosa.........COUNTYTattnall.........Stewart.........Catoosa.........Catoosa.........Polk............Walker..........Fulton..........Franklin ........Treutlen. ........Cook...........Bulloch.........Bulloch.........DeKalb.........Worth..........Talbot..........Haralson. .......NEWSPAPERMontgomery Monitor. ................Brantley........Nashville Herald.....................Newnan Times Herald. . ..............Ocilla Star. ..........................Tift.............Pearson Tribune. ....................Mitchell.........North Fulton Herald. .................Springfield Herald. ...................Bulloch Herald. ......................Bulloch Times. ......................Talbotton New Era ..................Tallapoosa Journal ...................Circulation5951,7853,0001,1105009541,7627809001,6251,3621,5151,1856001,5126001,0602,4007006501.5005171,6522,8384552,3002,1007001,3236751,000PUBLISHERA. W. Starling.................Herald Pub. Co.................W.B.Maxwell.................Albert Button.... ..............F.O. Miller. ..................C.C. Etheridge................Edna Cain Daniel ..............Russell B. Rhoden. .............Jack H. Brewster. ..............C.E. Carter. ...... ............E. C. Sanders. .................C.E. Carter.... ...............Tyler 4 Company. .............J.D.Mize.....................L. M. Lawton. .................H.F.Parrish..................F. H. Shearouse. ...............D.B. Turner..................J. 0. Bowen...................D.T.Espy....................EDITORA. W. StarlingE. W. ThomasonW. B. MaxwellW. L. LangAlbert SuttonJ. B. ChismF. 0. MillerC. C. EtheridgeRussell B. RhodenC. E. CarterE. C. SandersJ. M. BryanMiss Louise RowlandHubert L. DyarJ.D.MizeRubye B. FlandersH. F. ParrishMrs. T. C. MooreF. H. ShearouseLeodel ColemanD. B. TurnerD. T. EspyBob GentryNorman F. Chalker. ............ Norman F. ChalkerDixon HollingsworthB.L. Tyler.............. B. L. TylerH.Meeks. .................... H.Meeks

Thomaston.........Thomasville. .......Thomasville. .......Tifton. ............Toccoa............Trenton ...........Unadilla...........Valdosta.... .......Vidalia. ...........Villa Rica.........VillaRica..........Wadley. ...........Winder............Wrens.............Wrightsville. .......McDuffie. .......Tift....... ......Dade...........Dooly..... ......Dooly. ..........Toombs. ........Can-oil..........Can-oil. .........Houston. ........Wilkes..........The Free Press. ......................Tifton Gazette (weekly) ...............Toccoa Record. ......................Villa Rica Breeze. ....................Villa Rican.. ........................Wadley Herald.. .....................Burke. .......... The True Citizen. ....................Wrightsville Headlight. ...............Pike............2,4602,995509751,2656002,5106505001,9701,5295006005252,0661,0931,5976142,250615915911Thomaston Pub. Co.. ........... J. B. HardyLee Kelly......... ........... Lee KellyE. R. Jerger...................Frank F. Hash................. William B. GrayGazette Pub. Co.. ..............R. W. Graves. ................. R. W. GravesJ.W.Norwood.................C. M. Methvin, Jr.. ............R.E.Ledford..................H.Meeks. ....................F.T.Wilson...................Stuart M. Stout................Press Pub. Co.. ................Mrs. Ruby Felts & Al HaywoodJohnE. Stoddard..............J. W. NorwoodC. M. Methvin, Jr.R. E. LedfordH.MeeksF. T. WilsonLucile M. BlountStuart M. StoutDaniel E. GrahlJohn E. StoddardRoyF. Chalker................ Roy F. ChalkerHarry 0. Smith................ Harry 0. Smitha W.Stephens, ST.............. C. W. Stephens, Jr.Dyar Massey . ................. Dyar MasseyC. W.Preston.................. C. W. PrestonDAILY NEWSPAPERSAtlanta. ...........Clarke. .........Fulton..........The Albany Herald. ..................12,6594,2806,136Daily............................. 187,647224,427Atlanta. ........... Fulton..........Daily............................. 245,035Sunday. .......................... 307,507*-List courtesy of the Georgia Press Association, 24 Ivy St., S. E., Atlanta, Georgia.James R. BlairKB.BrasweU. ................ E. B. BraswellClark Howell.................. Ralph McGillWright Bryan

1960 DIRECTORY OF GEORGIA NEWSPAPERS*DAILY NEWSPAPERSTOWNAtlanta............ Fulton.......... Fulton Daily Report. .................Brunswick. ........Cordele. ...........Dublin............Gainesville. ........Griffin. ............LaG range. .........Macon.............Marietta...........Moultrie...........Rome.............Savannah..........SavannahTifton.............Valdosta...........Waycross. .........West Point.........COUNTYPolk............Crisp........... Cordele Dispatch.. ...................Hall............Spalding........Troup...........Bibb............Cobb. ..........Colquitt.........Floyd. ..........Tift.............Ware...........Troup. ..........NEWSPAPERThe Augusta Herald. .................The Daily Standard. .................Columbus Enquirer. ..................The Daily Times. ....................Griffin Daily News. ..................Macon News. ........................Rome News-TribuneDaily.............................Daily Tifton Gazette .................Valdosta Daily Times. ................Valley Daily Times-News .............Circulation97 8Q922,9277,1283,3573,52716,64521,61135,9214,3416,3073,8155,9875,75433,53514,62045,0265,0725,0919,93810,32451,07423,7436,2252,9757,0707,821PUBLISHERDaily Report Co.. ..............William S. Morris. ............. R. L. M. ParksG. R. Boswell. ................. Milwee OwensNews Pub. Co.. ................ C. H. and L. J. LeavyM.L.Fleetwood. .............. M. L. FleetwoodRoy N.Emmet. ............... John M. Waits, Jr.M.R. Ashworth.... ............ Cliff TuckerM.R. Ashworth..... ........... Robert W. BrownM.R. Ashworth................ Robert W. BrownParker LikelyW. H. ChampionCharles A. Smithgall. ...........R.C. Swank...................EDITORQuimby Melton, Jr.Don DownsBert Struby Exec. Ed.Brooks P. Smith............... Brooks P. SmithM. E. Nussbaum— Pros.. ........ W. D. AveraBernard M. StreetH. V. Jenkins. ................. Wm. J. RobertsonE. R. JergerGazettePub.Co................E.L. Turner ..................Jack Williams. ................. Jack WilliamsEast Ala. Pub. Co.. ............ W. G. Jones, Jr.* List courtesy of the Georgia Press Association, 24 Ivy St., S. E., Atlanta, Georgia.

ERRATAThese sketches were unintentionally omitted from their proper places on p. 262.FULTON CO.—CRIMINAL COURT OF FULTON COUNTY(continued from pp. 261-262).LINDLEY WAYLAND CAMP, Solicitor, Criminal Court, Fulton co., Oct. 24,1942-j reelected for term beginning Jan. 1, 1947 to extend six years; killed in airplane collision near Columbus, Ga., in April, 1947. Born Dec. 20, 1892 in Florence,Ala. Attended Gordon Institute; University of Ga.; graduated Atlanta Law School,LL.B. degree, 1913. Episcopalian. Democrat. Mason; Shriner; Elk; member,American Legion. 1st Lieutenant, World War I. Member, house of rep., Cobb co.,1925; Adjutant General, Jan. 10, 1933-Jan. 12, 1937. Secretary, Senate, 1941.Commanding Officer, Ga. State Guard, Apr. 15, 1941-Jan. 10, 1943 resigned.Family details: Married Jan. 9, 1934, Elizabeth (Ingram) Ashe. Two children:June Elizabeth; Lindley Mason. Lindley W. Camp was the son of Price Waylandand Lou Ella (Lindley) Camp.JOHN INZER KELLEY, Atlanta, Solicitor, Criminal Court, Fulton co., Apr.21, 1947-date (term expires Jan. 1, 1953). Appointed to fill unexpired term ofLindley W. Camp, deceased. Born Nov. 23, 1891 in Lilburn, Gwinnett co., Ga.Graduated Lawrenceville, Ga., high school, 1910; Mercer University, B.L. degree,1914. Admitted to bar, June 1914. Baptist. Democrat. Mason; Odd Fellow; RedMan; member, Jr. Order. Member, Atlanta, Fulton County and American barassociations. Regimental supply sergeant, 325 Inf., 82d Div.; trained at CampGordon and sailed from Hoboken, N. J., for Liverpool, England, Apr. 25, 1918;participated in St. Mihiel and Argonne offensives; discharged May 26, 1919. Pastcity attorney for Lawrenceville and county attorney, Gwinnett co.; private secretaryto Senator Thomas E. Watson, Mch. 4, 1921-Sept. 1, 1922; member, house of rep.,Gwinnett co., 1925-26 Ex.-26 2d Ex.; senator, 51st dist., 1927; assistant attorneygeneral, 1931-1933; member, State Monument & Memorial Commission, Jan. 3,1933-Dec. 31, 1935. One of three original members of State Department of Welfare, appointed by Governor Dorsey.Family details: Married June 10, 1920, Fredna Alien, daughter of Fred Masonand Laura (Hanes) Alien. Children: Jeanne (Kelley) Duncan; Gloria (Kelley)Richardson; John Alien. John I. Kelley is the son of Giles Sanford Kelley (physicianand surgeon) and Ada Cornelia (Venable) Kelley, and the grandson of SanfordSexton and Jane Inzer Kelley, and of Daniel Glower and Roan Veal Venable ofStone Mountain, Ga.747

(This sketch received too late to include in its proper place on p. 272).HAMILTON BURGH, Valdosta, Solicitor, City court of Valdosta, appointed Dec.27, 1949-date (term expires Dec. 11, 1953). Born Nov. 2, 1884 in Laurens co., Ga.Attended common schools of Laurens and Montgomery cos., Ga.; graduated Ga.Military College, A.B. degree; University of Ga. Law School, 1906. Began thepractice of law in McRae, Ga., 1906. Practiced law in Alamo, Ga., 1910-1925, andin Valdosta, Ga., 1925 to date. Baptist. Democrat. At one time was Mason;Shriner; W.O.W.; K. of P.; Odd Fellow. Government appeal agent, Draft Board,Wheeler co. during World War I. Chairman, county board of education, Wheelerco., 1918-24; solicitor, city court, McRae, Nov. 1, 1910-Jan. 1, 1914 res.; solicitor,city court, Valdosta, Dec. 11, 1933-Dec. 11, 1937.Family details: Married Oct. 30, 1907 in Montgomery co., Ga., Sarah EmelineColeman (born Feb. 26, 1886 in Montgomery co., Ga.) daughter of H. A. andElizabeth (Clements) Coleman. One daughter: Avrylea Elizabeth (Burch) Ma-Dame!. Hamilton Burch is the son of Daniel Washington and Sarah Elizabeth(Burch) Burch, and the grandson of Alfred and Annie McLennan (McRae) Burch,and of William and Emily (Gay) Burch.748

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Post Office CountyLovett, LaurensLoving, FanninLudowici, LongLuella, HenryLula, HallLumber City, TelfairLumpkin, StewartLuthersville, MeriwetherLuxomni, GwinnettLyerly, ChattoogaLyons, ToombsMcBean, RichmondMcCaysville, FanninMcDonough, HenryMcGregor MontgomeryMclntosh, LibertyMclntyre, WilkinsonMcKinnon, WayneMcRae, TelfairMableton, CobbMachen, JasperMacon, BibbMadison, MorganMadras, CowetaManassas, TattnallManchester, MeriwetherManor, WareMansfield, NewtonMarblehill, PickensMargret, FanninMarietta, CobbMarion, GilmerMarlow, EffinghamMarshallville, MaconMartin, StephensMartinez, ColumbiaMatthews, JeffersonMauk, TaylorMaxeys, OglethorpeMayfield, HancockMaysville, BanksMeansville, PikeMeeks, JohnsonMeigs, ThomasMeldrim, EffinghamMendes, TattnallMenlo, ChattoogaMeridian, MclntoshMershon, PierceMesena, WarrenMetcalf, ThomasMetier, CandlerMiddleton, ElbertMidland, MuscogeeMidville, BurkeMidway, LibertyMilan, TelfairMilford, BakerMilledgeville, BaldwinMillen, JenkinsMillhaven, ScrevenPost Office CountyMillwood, WareMilner, LamarMilstead, RockdaleMineralbluff, FanninMitchell, GlascockMolena, PikeMoniac, CharltonMonroe, WaltonMontezuma, MaconMonticello, JasperMontrose, LaurensMoran, CrawfordMoreland, CowetaMorgan, CalhounMorganton, FanninMorris Station, QuitmanMorrow, ClaytonMorven, BrooksMoultrie, ColquittMountain City, RabunMountain View, ClaytonMount Airy, HabershamMount Berry, FloydMount Vernon,MontgomeryMountville, TroupMount Zion, CarrollMunicipal Airport(Br. Atlanta)Munnerlyn, BurkeMurrayville, HallMusella, CrawfordMystic, IrwinNacoochee, WhiteNahunta, BrantleyNashville, BerrienNaval Air Base (Ind.Br. Chamblee)Naylor, LowndesNelson, PickensNewborn, NewtonNew Holland (Br.Gainesville)Newington, ScrevenNewnan, CowetaNewport, FanninNewton, BakerNicholls, CoffeeNicholson, JacksonNorcross, GwinnettNorman Park, ColquittNorristown, EmanuelNorth Decatur (Br.Decatur)(North Roswell, R. Sta.Roswell)North Side (Br., Atlanta)Norwood, WarrenNunez, EmanuelOakfield, WorthOak Hill, GilmerPost Office CountyOakman, GordonOakpark, EmanuelOakwood, HallOchlochnee, ThomasOcilla, IrwinOconee, WashingtonOdessadale, MeriwetherOdum, WayneOfferman, PierceOgeechee, ScrevenOglethorpe, MaconOglethorpe University,DeKalbOhoopee, ToombsOliver, ScrevenOliver General Hospital,(Br., Augusta)Omaha, StewartOmega, liftOrchard Hill, SpaldingOsierfield, IrwinOusley, LowndesOxford, NewtonPalmetto, FultonParrott, TerrellPatterson, PiercePavo, ThomasPearson, AtkinsonPelham, MitchellPembroke, BryanPendergrass, JacksonPenfield, GreenePerkins, JenkinsPerry, HoustonPhilomath, OglethorpePickard, UpsonPidcock, BrooksPike, GilmerPinehurst, DoolyPine Lake, DeKalbPine Log, BartowPine Mountain Valley,HarisPineora, EffinghamPinepark, GradyPineview, WilcoxPisgah, GilmerPitts, WilcoxPlainfield, DodgePlains, SumterPlainville, GordonPoint Peter, OglethorpePomona, SpaldingPooler, ChathamPortal, BullochPorterdale, NewtonPort Wentworth (Br.,Savannah)Poulan, WorthPowder Springs, CobbPowersville, Peach75|2

Post Office CountyPresley, TownsPreston, WebsterPriors, PolkPulaski, CandlerPutnam, MarionPutneyJ DoughertyQuill, GilmerQuitman, BrooksRabun Gap, RabunRacepond, CharltonRaleigh, MeriwetherRamhurst, MurrayRanger, GordonRay Citv, BerrienRayle, WilkesRaymond, CowetaRebecca, TurnerRedan, DeKalbRed Oak, FultonReeves, GordonRegister, BullochReidsville, TattnallRemerton, LowndesRentz, LaurensResaca, GordonRex, ClaytonReynolds, TaylorRhine, DodgeRiceboro, LibertyRichland, StewartRichmond Hill, BryanRidgeville, MclntoshRincon, EffinghamRinggold, CatoosaRising Fawn, DadeRiverdale, ClaytonRoberta, CrawfordRobertstown, WhiteRobins Air Force BaseBr. Warner Robins)Robinson, TaliaferroRochelle, WilcoxRockledge, LaurensRockmart. PolkRock Spring, WalkerRocky Face. WhitfieldRocky Ford, ScrevenRolston, GilmerRome, FloydRoopville, CarrollRose Hill, Sta.ColumbusRosier, BurkeRossville, WalkerRoswell, FultonRdund Oak, JonesRoy, GilmerRoyston, FranklinRupert, TaylorRutledge, MorganRydal, BartowPost Office CountySaint George, CharltonSaint Marys, CamdenSaint Simon Island, GlynnSale City, MitchellSandersville, WashingtonSandy Springs, FultonSapeloe, MclntoshSarah, UnionSardis, BurkeSargent, CowetaSasser, TerrellSatolah, RabunSautee, WhiteSavannah, ChathamSavannah Beach, ChathamScarboro, TenkinsScotland, TelfairScott, JohnsonScottdale, DeKalbScreven, WayneSea Island, GlynnSenoia, CowetaSeville, WilcoxShady Dale, JasperShannon, FloydSharon, TaliaferroSharpsburg, CowetaShelLman, RandolphShiloh, HarrisSiloam, GreeneSilver Creek, FloydSilvertown (Br.,Thomas ton)Smarrs, MonroeSmithville, LeeSmyrna, CobbSnellville, GwinnettSocial Circle, WaltonSoperton, TreutlenSouth Atlanta Sta.Atlanta)South Decatur, Sta.Decatur)South Newport, MclntoshSouth Side (Br., Augusta)Sparks, CookSparta, HancockSpringfield, EffinghamSpring Place, MurraySpringvale, RandolphStapleton, JeffersonStarrsville, NewtonStatenville, EcholsStatesboro. BullochStatham, BarrowStellaville, JeffersonStephens, OglethorpeStevens Pottery, BaldwinStilesboro, BartowStillmore, EmanuelStillwell, EffinghamPost Office CountyStilson, BullochStockbridge, HenryStockton, LanierStone Mountain, DeKalbStonewall, FultonStovall, MeriwetherStuckey, WheelerSubligna, ChattoogaSuches, UnionSugar Valley, GordonSulphur Springs, DadeSummertown, EmanuelSummerville, ChattoogaSummit, EmanuelSumner, WorthSumter, SumterSunny Side, SpaldingSurrency, ApplingSuwanee, GwinnettSwainsboro, EmanuelSwords, MorganSycamore, TurnerSylvania, ScrevenSylvester, WorthTalbotton, TalbotTalking Rock, PickensTallapoosa, HaralsonTallulah Falls, RabunTallulah Lodge,HabershamTalmo, JacksonTalona, GilmerTarrytown, MontgomeryTate, PickensTaylorsville, BartowTazewell, MarionTemple, CarrollTennga, MurrayTennille, WashingtonThalmann, Glynn(The Hill, Sta. Augusta)The Rock. UpsonThomasboro, ScrevenThomaston, UpsonThomasville, ThomasThomson, McDuffieThunderbolt, ChathamTifton, TiftTiger, RabunTignall, WilkesTilton, WhitfieldTitus, TownsTocoa, Stephens(Toccoa Falls, R. Sta.Toccoa)Toomsboro, Wilkinson(Tournapull, R. Sta.Toccoa)Towns, TelfairTownsend, MclntoshTrenton, Dade753

Post Office CountyTrion, ChattoogaTucker, DeKalbTugalo, StephensTunnel Hill, WhitfieldTurin, CowetaTurner Field. (Br.Albany)Turnerville, HabershamTusculum, EffinghamTyrone, FayetteTy Ty, TiftUnadilla, DoolyUnion City, FultonUnion Point, Greene(University, Sta. Macon)Upatoi, MuscogeeUvalda, MontgomeryValdosta, LowndesValona, MclntoshVanna, HartVarnell, WhitfieldVaughn, Spalding(Veterans' Hospital,Sta. Augusta)Vidalia, ToombsVidette, BurkeVienna, DoolyVilla Rica, CarrollVinings, CobbWaco, HaralsonWadley, JeffersonPost Office CountyWalden, BibbWaleska, CherokeeWalnutgrove, WaltonWalthourville, LongWaresboro, WareWarm Springs,Meri wetherWarner Robins, HoustonWarrenton, WarrenWarthen, WashingtonWarwick, WorthWashington, WilkesWatkinsville, OconeeWaverly, CamdenWaverly Hall, HarrisWaycross, WareWaynesboro, BurkeWaynesville, BrantleyWayside, JonesWesley, EmanuelWesleyan (Br., Macon)West Bainbridge, DecaturWest Georgia College,Sta. Carroll ton)West Green, CbffeeWeston, WebsterWest Point, TroupWhjgham, GradyWhite, BartowWhite Hall, ClarkeWhite Oak, CamdenPost Office CountyWhite Plains, GreeneWhitesburg, CarrollWhitestone, GilmerWildwood, DadeWiley, RabunWillacooch.ee, AtkinsonWilliamson, PikeWilmington (Br.,Savannah)Winder, BartowWinokur, CharltonWinston, DouglasWinterville, ClarkeWoodbine, CamdenWoodbury, MeriwetherWoodcliff, ScrevenWoodland, TalbotWoodstock. CherokeeWoodville, GreeneWoolsey, FayetteWray, IrwinWrens, JeffersonWrightsville, JohnsonWynnton, Sta.Columbus)Yatesville, UpsonYoungcane, UnionYoung Harris, TownsZebulon, Pike754

Abbot, William Wright . . ..Abercrombie, Thomas FranklinAbney, William L., Jr........... ..Abraham Baldwin AgriculturalCollege .. ..Accountancy, State Board ofAdams, C. Winton . .Adams, Cordie H. _ .....Adams, Emory LovickINDEX. 267. 31. 194311.. 61119.. 63- 190Adams, Frank Jackson, Jr......... ... 265Adams, Louis Robinson .... .91Adams, Meriwether Flournoy .... . 277Adams, Ronald Fletcher 289-290Adams, Wallace . .. ........... 74, 198Adams, William Leroy .... 144Adams, William Roy ..... 176Adamson, Ernest Lamar ............ . 130Adderholdt, H. H. .... ..........._ 41Addleton, Robert L. .........__... .. 183Aderhold, Omer Clyde ..... ... ..320-321Agricultural and Industrial Development Board ... ........... ....13-14Agriculture, Department of............. 10Akin, Warren . .. . ....... 219-220Alapaha Circuit ............. 209-210Albany Circuit ...... 210-211Albany State College (negro) ........ 323Alden, Charles Harold ............ 23Alexander, Adam Leopold . 125Alexander, Alonzo Wilson 123Alexander, Columbus Ewell..... . 295Alien, F. W. ... .... 68Alien, George Grady . . 282Alien, Ivan, Jr. . .... .. 8Alien, John D. ... 292, 293Alien, W. G. . 66Allison, Marvin A. 263-264Allman, J. I. .19Almand, Bond 205, 212Almand, Edward Lewis 194Almand, Preston Matthew . 249Almon, Z. P. 73Almond, E. L., Jr. . . 63Altman, George G., Jr. . 68Alverson, Luther Aaron . 148Anderson, Amos Milledge (Phil) 226Anderson, E. H. ... 62Anderson, Grover Cleveland 216, 246Anderson, Lester Cleveland . 247Anderson, Philip McKenzie . 260Anderson, P. R. C. ..... . 245Anderson, S. A. .... .. 55Anderson, W. T. ...... . 18Andrews, Ernest Edward "Shorty".. 212Andrews, R. E. .. . . 66Andrews, Maurice Neil . . 298Anglin, Byron Chesterfield . .184Ansley, C. C. . . ...... 82, 162755Appling CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 325City Court of Baxley . 241Architects, State Board for Examination and Registration 61Annistead, Walter Wilson 275-276Arnall, Ellis Gibbs 7Arnall, Henry Glair 134-135Arnold, David Johnson 183Arnold, Frank Moses 107Arnold, Quincy O. . 291Arnold, Robert O. 308-309Aronld, Stanford 252-253Askew, Rufus A. . 65Atkinson, David Scarlett 222Atkinson, Mallory Cook 225Atkinson, William Yates 74, 203Atkinson CountyCounty miscellany and officers 325Atlanta Division Univ. of Ga.. 311-312Atlantic Circuit .. .. ...... 214-215Audits and Accounts, Department of 11Augusta Circuit . 215-216Aultman, Hubert Anderson . 157-158Aven, C. C.. 51Avera, Clifford R. 135-136Averill, John Sylvester, Jr. . 273Aycock, Ernest Leon 160Ayers, Carl John . 84Babb, Ivan Otto . . . 198-199Bacon CountyCounty miscellany and officers 325Bagby, George Talmadge 47, 174Baggett, Jesse Jackson 108Baggett, Perry M. .151Bagley, Charles P., Jr. 61Baker, B. E. 70Baker, C. O. "Fat" 129Baker, Francis Lamar, Jr. .. 102, 145Baker CountyCounty miscellany and officers 326Baldwin, Asbury Quillian 67Baldwin, Carter Shepherd, Jr. 230Baldwin, Cecil Ainsworth 242-243Baldwin CountyCounty miscellany and officers 326County Court of Baldwin 241-242Bale, John Wesley 261Banking, Department of . 11-12Banks, Lovis . 160Banks CountyCounty miscellany and officers 326Barber and Hairdresser Examiners,State Board of .61Barber, Jack McWhorter (Mac) 158Barbin, Olive . . 66Bargeron, John Jones ... ... .. 122Barker, Tommie Dora .. .. ..... . 64

Barnes, R. O. 68Barnette, E. £. Barnett, Henry L. 63150Barret, P. S. Barren, H. Gould 1972Barrett, William (Billy) K. Barrett, William Jethro, Jr. 71176Barrett, William Newton 115Barrow CountyCounty miscellany and officers Barton, Arvin E. 327154Bartow CountyCounty miscellany and officers 327Barwick, M. Cook Barwick, James W. 45150-151Bassford, Leonard B. Battle, Charles Thomas 2584, 181-182Battle, Cullen Lazzarus Battles, George Franklin 84137Battey State Hospital Baughman, Leon Hodges 32141Bazemore, George M. 33Beall, W. J. 41Beasley, Charles W. 62Beasley, John C. 12, 34, 35Beaver, Sandy . 309Beddingfield, Leon Fuller 139Belden, George A. . 64Bell, Francis Frank) West 241Bell, Guy T. 143Bell, Horace G. 256Bell, John Chapman 180Bell, Miller R. Bell, Reason Chesnutt 309202Bell, Walter L., Sr. 66Ben Hill CountyCounty miscellany and officers 327Bennet, M. C. - Bennet, Stanley Spencer, Jr. - 60243Bennett, Jesse Julian Bennett, John William, Jr. 115239Bennett, Mary Lou Bennett, William Herbert 5287Bentley, James L., Jr. Bentley, James Lynwood, Sr. 2692Benton, Mike 72Berrien CountyCounty miscellany and officers 327Best, Richard Watson 129-130Bibb CountyCounty miscellany and officers 328City court of Macon Civil Court of Bibb County 242-243294Binford, Frank G. 33Binion, Richard 51Black, James Lucius 197Blackburn, A. W. Blackshear, Joseph H. 19265-266Blalock, Daniel Braxton 72, 99Bland, Stephen Graham 26Bleckley, Katharine C. 206Bleckley CountyCounty miscellany and officers Bledsoe, John Earl 328199Blissit, James A. 309Blitch, Iris Faircloth (Mrs.) 78, 130-131Bloch, Charles J. 72, 74, 309Bloodworth, John William Bloodworth, Luther Uric 157117Blount, H. W. Blue Ridge Circuit 18216-217Bolton, Arthur Key 183-184Bonner, Myra Bookhammer, William 6662Boone, Alex S., Jr. Boone, Alexander S., Sr. 90200Bonner, James William 256Bostwick, Wilton Bailey 141Bouhan, J. J. 32Bowden, Thomas Leslie Bowen, James Oliver 27525Boyce, Harry F. Boyer, Mirabeau Holbache 67231Boyett, Robert Lee 82Boykin, Samuel Jefferson 220Boynton, Claud C. 192Bradley, John Daniel, Jr. 186Bragg, David Arthur Bramblett, Walter 26831Branch, George W. Branch, Walter William 105105Brannen, John Franklin Brantley County245County miscellany and officers Braswell, Earl B. 328308Braswell, T. J. Bray, Harrison 2671Bray, Joseph L. Brazeal, Marvin 47188Breedlove, J. I. Brewer, Lester R. 4166Brewton, J. H. 63Brewton, Simon Turner 260-261Brice, H. Turner 16Brinson, William Chauncey Briscoe, J. E., Jr.. 268195Britton, William Alfred Brock, Lloyd Jefferson 199123Brock, Pope F. 308, 309Brooke, Howell 216Brooke, Stafford R. 198, 219Brooks, George B. 108Brooks, Stanley W. 45Brooks CountyCounty miscellany andofficers 328-329City Court of Quitman Broome, William Lovic 243-244137-138Brown, Aaron Brown, Darius Nathan 323259-260Brown, Edwin Harrison Brown, Harry L. 78-79309756

Brown, Lamar A. Brown, Lawrence Wright 6688Brown, Paul - 307Brown, W. E. Browning, Leo Hagood . 62318Broyles, Nash Rose 208-209Bruce, Charles Grier, Sr. ... 262Brumby, Otis Anoldus . 131Brunson, Hoke S. Brunswick Circuit . 120217-218Bruton, David Foster 134Bryan CountyCounty miscellany and officers 329City Court of Pembroke 244Bryant, Quillian L. Bryant, Wallace Calvin 267103Bryson, Joseph E. 293Buckner, W. E. Buie, A. A. 37123Bull, Jared Jesse 273Bulloch CountyCounty miscellany and officers 329City Court of Statesboro 244-245Bullock, Sam G. 41, 42Burch, Hamilton Burch, Jack 272, 750139Burgamy, Lucy (Mrs.) 62Burgess, Hugh Burgin, Joe S. 3251Burke CountyCounty miscellany and officers City Court of Waynesboro 329246Burkholder, R. E., Jr. 41, 42Burks, Laurence D. . 83Burns, L. C. . - - -.. 16Bumside, Thomas Reuben 166Burton, Joe N. .. 60Bush, C. R. Bush, Roy Watson, Sr. 6180-81Bussey, Ada Griesert Bussey, H. W. 6526Butler, Emory Lee Butler, James Truman 14, 80160Butts, J. B. 30Butts CountyCounty miscellany and officers 330Byers, Chester Albert 224Byne, J. M., Jr. Byrd, Dozier Eugene (Dock 30187Byrd, Garland Turk Cagle, Henry C. 187128Cagle, William Olen, Sr. 175Caldwell, Claud Reid 293-294Caldwell, Harmon White 309,311,320Caldwell, Henry Wesley Calhoun, John Caldwell 99, 19125Calhoun, Lorenza Hubert Calhoun, Marcus Benton 219284Calhoun CountyCounty miscellany and officers 330Callahan, George 63Callaway, Cason J. 308Callaway, John Sanders 151Callaway, Thomas G., Jr. Callier, Henry Christopher 98186Camp, Albert Sidney 303Camp, Lindley Wayland Camp, Robert Earl . 749221Campbell, Albert Everette 194Campbell, Archibald M. 172Campbell, J. Phil, Jr. 173Camden CountyCounty miscellany and officers Candler, Thomas330Slaughter 72, 74, 204, 228Candler CountyCounty miscellany and officers 330City Court of Metier Cann, Samuel Adams 246-247222Cannon, R. E. 63Carlisle, Edwin Ansley Carlisle, Ernest 26372Carlton, Herbert Osgood Carlton, Milton Augustus, Sr. 20267-268Carmical, James S. 135Carpenter, George S. Carpenter, Robert 230291Carr, Helen 52Carr, Robert Lewis 283Carrington, H. C. (Mrs.) 60Carroll CountyCounty miscellany and officers 331City Court of Carrollton 247-248Carswell, Porter Wilkins 87Carter, William J. 61Caswell, A. C. 156Caswell, Paul Edward 270-271Cates, Francis Marion, Jr. 121Cathy, Eva Elizabeth Catoosa County52County miscellany and officers 331Causey, Homer L. 104, 113Chalker, Dallas Chesterfield 177Chambers, Gordon Worth 278-279Chance, Homer Lee 192Chancellors, Univ. System ofGeorgia 310-311Chandler, W. Max Chapman, Chalmers 51285Chappell, Alien Alexander 49Chappell, Loretto Charlton County51County miscellany and officers 331Chastain, Robert E. Chastain, Thomas Arnton 51, 188101-102Chatham CountyCounty miscellany andofficers 331-332City Court of Savannah 248Chattahoochee Circuit Chattahoochee County218-219County miscellany and officers 332757

Chattooga CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 332City Court of Chattooga County. 248Cheatham, Clement Arthur . .71Cheek, Benjamin Franklin . 147Cherokee Circuit . ... 219-220Cherokee CountyCounty miscellany and officers... 332Cheshire, Robert Edward ... 133Chichester, H. L. . 67Chiles, John O. . ....... . 67Chiropody Examiners,State Board of . . 62Chiropractic Examiners,State Board of . 62Christopher, Claude ...... 281City and County Courts ... 240-290Clark, Colton Reynolds ...... . . 11Clark, Marvin F., Jr. .. 162Clark, T. H. 64Clarke CountyCounty miscellanyand officers . . ... 332-333City Court of Athens ....... .. 249Clary, Edgar Daniel, Jr. ........... . 95Clary, W. C. . ... .. ...... . . 18Claxton, E. B. — . .. ....._.._... . 51Claxton, Quincy Lee .._ ............. . 123Claxton, Joseph Wilbur . ...... .. 269Clay CountyCounty miscellany and officers. 333Clay, Ryburn G. .............. 33-34Clayton, William Douglas ........ . . 257Clayton CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 333City Court of Clayton County.. 249Clegg, Charles Rufus . ...... . 20Clinch CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 333County Court of Clinch 250Cloud, Hawes 88Clower, Emil Jackson 234Cobb, Henry H. 206Cobb CountyCounty miscellany and officers 334Cocke, Erie, Jr. 14Cocke, Erie, Sr. . 70Cochran, M. F. 51Cochran, William Berry, Jr. .... 80, 188Code Commission . 73Codington, Arthur Henry . 205-206Coffee CountyCounty miscellany and officers 334City Court of Douglas 250-251Cohen, Rodney Sneed, Jr. . 181Coker, Grady N. .. 65, 101Cole, Frank B., Jr. . . 45Cole, Ray ..... . . ... - . 63Cole, S. G. .... . .. 42Coleman, Alfred Tennyson . 86-87Coleman, Fred . ..... 65Coleman, R. C. 60Coleman, Theo Wade 272Coleman, William Roscoe 180Collier, Ralph Sidney 173Collins, Mauney Douglass . . 19-20Colquitt CountyCounty miscellany and officers 334City Court of Colquitt County 251-252Colston, James A. 324Columbia CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 334-335Commerce, Department of . 13-14Compton, J. D. . 72Comptroller-General, office of 12Confederate Pensions and Records,Division of . . 14-15Confederate Soldiers' Home 52Conger, A. B. 297Conger, Isaac Young 189Congressional Map 301Connell, Thomas Guy 163Conner, Jerome Alton 26-27Connerat, Vance 14Connerat, William Spencer . 125Conoly, Lucile (Mrs.) . 19Conservation, State Div. of .15Cook, Bobby Lee . 128Cook, Eugene . 70, 74Cook, Julian Eugene 38Cook, Thomas A. 102Cook CountyCounty miscellany and officers. 335Coogle, Thomas Lessie 165Cooper, LeConte White 294Cordele Circuit . 220Corrections, State Board of 16Cony, J. A. ... .. 30County Miscellany and Officers 325-367Court of Appeals . . 206-209Cousins, R. L. 19Covington, Dean 145Cowart, Cleveland Lamar 283Cowart, Jasper Gordon 163Cowart, Jefferson Dancer, Jr. .. 122Cowart, John P. 297Coweta Circuit .. 220-221Coweta CountyCounty miscellany and officers 335City Court of Newnan 252-253Cox, Edward Eugene 302-303Cox, Shackelford Noah . 137Craft, Blake .... . 71Craigmiles, Joseph Ellis . . . 284Cranford, Clifford A. 135Cranford, Robert Hewitt... 251Craton, Frank .. ... .... 26Cravey, Zachariah Daniel ... 13Crawford CountyCounty miscellany and officers... 335Crawley, John A. . ..... ... . 166758

Crenshaw, W. P. ... . 68Crisp, Charles _ . .72Crisp CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 335-336Crouch, Frances M. (Mrs.) 61Crow, Carlton Emerson 210-211Crow, Ray . 194Crowe, William Jewell 201Culpepper, James W. . 144Cummings, Henry O. 23Cuttino, David S., Jr. 61Dade CountyCounty miscellany and officers 336Dallis, Render 191Dampler, James 73Daniel, Frederick W. 66Daniel, James Wallace 107Daniel, John Saxton 299Daniel, Sidney 61Daniell, Robert Graham, Sr. 107Darby, James Franklin, Jr. 25, 85Darby, James Franklin, Sr. 85Darby, L. H. 63Daves, Francis M. 61Daves, Virgil Clyde 84-85Davis, A. B. 08Davis, Elmo W. 62Davis, Henry Woody . 94, 266Davis, J. L. 72, 74Davis, James Curran(Congressman) 236, 304Davis, James Cecil 239Davis, James V. 140Davis, Jannar B. 253Davis, J. Q. 46Davis, Rebecca A. 65Davis, Solon Malone . 294Dawson, Thomas Edison 271Davis, Thomas Hoyt 296-297Dawson, Ralph Lane . 215Dawson CountyCounty miscellany and officers 336Days, Special 6Decatur CountyCounty miscellany and officers 336City Court of Bainbridge 253-254Deal, D. L. 107Dean, William Thomas 98Deason, Johnston Marion 185Deen, Tom . 67DeFoor, James Martin 166-167DeFoor, Joe T. . 19DeKalb CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 336-337City Court of Decatur 254Civil Court of DeKalb County 292-293DeLoach, Harry Guyton . 24Dennis, Frank A. . 32Dennis, Frank A. (Mrs.) ... 32Dental Examiners, Board of . 62Denton, William Luther 174Dickerson, Robert Glenn 272Dicus, Harry . 172Division of General Extension . 312-313Dobbs, Emmett Oliver, Jr. . 152, 264Dobbs, H. T. . 44, 45Dodd, Albert Sydney, Jr. 121Dodge CountyCounty miscellany and officers 337City Court of Eastman 254-255Doherty, Irma 52Donaldson, George Peter .. 311Donaldson, W. Bruce, Jr. 63Doolittle, Charles A. .51Dooly CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 337Dorman, Alfred ... 51Dorsey, Charles Major 97, 198Dorsey, Guy Clopton 198Dorsey, Hugh Manson 211Dorsey, John Tucker .131Dougherty CountyCounty miscellanyand officers . 337-338City Court of Albany 255-256Douglas CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 337-338Dowling, G. T. 62Drake, Jesse Alonza 273-274Drake, Jesse R. 51Drake, John Eager . .... 253Drake, John Lee 80Drinkard, John P. 93, 163Dublin Circuit . 221-222Duckworth, William Henry .. 72, 203Duggan, Jerry (Mrs.) 26Dukes, J. Perry 244Dukes, Otis Harris 235Dulohery, Sister M. Cornile 66Dunaway, W. H. 67Duncan, Charles G. 42-43Duncan, Clarke W. 18Duncan, John, Jr. 73Duncan, Joseph Elvin 124Dunn, W. Ellison 182-183Dunn, W. Gerue . 33Dunn, J. C. 16Dunwody, W. Elliott, Jr. 61Dupree, James Daniel 176Durden, Adie Norman 139Dwyer, Frances C. (Mrs.) 26Dyer, J. David 33Dyer, Stonewall Henry . _ 57-58Dykes, James Marion 85, 119Earle, Berry Benson 283-284Early CountyCounty miscellany and officers 338City Court of Blakely ..... _ 256-257Eastern Circuit .. .............. 222-223759

Echols CountyCounty miscellany and officers County Court of Echols 338357Edenfield, H. C. 143Edenfield, Mose Edenfield, R. W. 76, 16751Edens, A. Hollis 309Edge, H. M. 51Edmondson, Herbert Ray 228, 265Education, Board of (members) 18Education^ Department of Edwards, Charles T. 17-1894Edwards, Chris. W. 142Edwards, Clark, Jr. 229Edwards, Hobart Baird, Sr. Edwards, J. Brantley 272277Edwards, John Baird 235-236Edwards, Scott S., Jr. Edwards, Weyler Samuel 61242Effingham CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 338-339City Court of Springfield 257-258Elbert CountyCounty miscellany and officers 339City Court of Elberton . ELECTION RETURNS-258-259PRIMARYHeld July 4, 1944 .. 399-428Held July 17, 1946 485-535Held Sept. 8, 1948 569-605Held June 28, 1950 ELECTION RETURNS-. 673-719GENERALConstitutional Amendments,Aug. 3, 1943 370-394Solicitor-Generals, Aug. 3,1943 395-398Held Nov. 7, 1944 - 429-464New Constitution and otherAmendments, Aug. 7, 1945 468-479Held Nov. 5, 1946 Held Nov. 2, 1948 537-568607-653Constitutional Amendments,Nov. 2, 1948 654-668ELECTION RETURNS-SPECIALFifth Congressional District,Held Feb. 12, 1946 481-484Tax Referendum, Held Apr. 5,1949 669-672Elliott, Charles Newton 25Elliott, Herbert . 63, 64Elliott, J. Robert 171Elliott, Lester F. Ellis, Henry Clay 63132Ellis, Rutherford L. Ellis, W. C. 30825Emanuel CountyCounty miscellany and officers 339City Court of Swainsboro 259-260Embalming, State Board of Emmet, Roy N., Sr. 63309Engineers and Land Surveyors,State Bd. of Registration for England, William G. 64208Ennis, James Howard Ennis, Oscar Marion 114114Entomology, State Director of Equen, Murdock 2265Erb, Florrie Lee Ernest, Augustus (Rev.) 6642Etheridge, Anton Lee 211-212Etheridge, Paul Sharp 147-148, 291-292Etheridge, Robert Newton 122Etheridge, John M. 113Eubanks, J. E. 73Evans CountyCounty miscellany and officers 339City Court of Claxton Evans, Irwin L. 260-261288Evans, Richard Edward, Jr. Evans, Thomas J. 125-126231Eve, Henry P. Eve, Raleigh 88, 180238Everett, Edward Beaufort Evitt, James Edward, Jr. . ... 43124Executive Department Faircloth, Marion F. 726Fannin CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 339-340Parley, E. E. 62Fayette CountyCounty miscellany and officers 340Feagin, Robert Douglass 294-295Feeney, Eugene Wright Felton, Jule 269-270272-273Felton, Jule Wimberly Ferguson, John Edward, Sr. 20784Fetzer, George William. Fisher, Elmore (Mrs.) 257-25851Fleming, Eldridge Warren Fletcher, E. D. 286-28763Flint Circuit Florence, Glenn 223-224101Flournoy, Josiah Flournoy, R. V. 6761Floyd CountyCounty miscellany and officers 340City Court of Floyd County 2olFlynt, John James, Jr. 183, 225Forbes, T. M. 78Forehand, William Clyde .. 238Forestry Commission 23Forrester, Elijah Lewis Forrester, John Morgan 23650, 270Forsyth CountyCounty miscellanyand officers Fort, Hollis, Jr. . 340-341282Fort, Thomas Hicks 72, 218760

Fort Valley State College negro) 323Forte, M. W. 67Fortson, Benjamin Wynn, Jr. 59-60, 199Fortson, Benjamin Wynn, Sr. 205Foster, Orson Lynell 101Fowler, Alpha Alsbury, Sr. 140Fowler, Alpha Alsbury, Jr. 40, 140Fowler, Raymond F. 27Franklin, Alonzo Lee 215Franklin, Oscar Jason 254-255Franklin CountyCounty miscellany and officers 341Frankum, John Eccleston 227, 229, 265Fraser, Donald Hines 215, 270Freeman, Robert A. 193Freeman, William Bradford 90Frier, Ryan 51Frier, Ryan (Mrs.) 51Frost, W. P. 266Fulton CountyCounty miscellany and officers 341Civil Court of Fulton County 291-292Criminal Court of FultonCounty 261-262, 749Funderburke, C. L. 61Funeral Service, State Board of 64Gaines, George Clark .... 14Galloway, Benjamin Thomas 133Game and Fish Commission, State 24Gammage, Ernest Lee 185Garber, Alfred E. .. . 61Gardner, Bernard Clay . 74, 208Gardner, Milton Frederick 242Garland, Benjamin Byrd 122, 224Gardner, B. C. 72Garner, Robert A. 71Garrard, Henry Gilbert 51, 200Garrett, Charles Haines 226Garrett, Herus Randolph 109, 120Garrett, Sims, Jr. . 32Garrison, Frank Daris 153Gary, Loren 83, 178Gary, Walter Britt 83-84Gaskins, James Henry 117Gates, Harold 26Gavin, Chester 129Geer, Peter Zack 18, 232, 274Geer, Walter I. 232, 274Geeslin, Y. F. 14General Assemblies 1945-1950 75-201General Extension, Division of 312-313George, Walter Franklin 300George, Bill Barton 57Georgia Academy for the Blind 21Georgia Bureau of Investigation 47Georgia Citizens Council 26Georgia Coastal PlainExperiment Station 313Georgia Democratic ExecutiveCommittee 1946, 1950 721-725Georgia Experiment Station 313-314761Georgia Miscellany 5Georgia Ports Authority 27Georgia School for the Deaf 21Georgia School of Technology . 315Georgia Southwestern College . 315Georgia State College forWomen 316-317Georgia State Factory for the Blind 55Georgia Teachers College 317Georgia Training School for Boys 53Georgia Training School for Girls 54Georgia Training School forMental Defectives 52-53Gholston, J. Knox 33, 96Gibbons, James Sibley 129Gibbs, Warner Benjamin 290Gibson, A. S. 66Gibson, Bartow 182Gibson, John Strickland . 306Giddens, O. T. 122Gilbert, John Jordan 149Gilbert, S. Price 309Gilbert, W. R. - 66Giles, Carlyle Aubrey 242Gillis, Hugh Marion 190-191Gillis, James Lester, Jr. (Jim L.) 73, 86Gillis, James Lester, Sr. (Jim L.) 34, 35Gilmer CountyCounty miscellany and officers 341Girardeau, Rufus Marshall 260Glascock CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 341-342Glisson, John B. 143-144Glynn CountyCounty miscellany and officers 342City Court of Brunswick 262-263Goddard, John Hunter, Jr. 281Goldberg, Myer . 135Gooden, Jim . 19Goodwin, P. W. 31Goodwyne, Shi G. 61Gordon CountyCounty miscellany and officers 342Gordon, Mose W. 33Gordon, Richard Howard 229Gould, James Dunn 77Governors of Georgia,1733-1950 735-739Gowen, Charles Gowen, Charles Latimer 2 7149-150Gower, Orien Thomas 220Grady CountyCounty miscellany and officers 342City Court of Cairo Graham, Eschol Wayne 263230-231Grainger, Milton Cook 241Grantham, Elisha L. 250Gravely, W. W. 63Gray, J. Bowie 238

Gray, Wallace ... ..... ........ . 25Grayson, Spence Monroe ........ 70, 76Green, Paul Augustus ... ... .178Greene, Alvah Monroe . 89Greene CountyCounty -miscellanyand officers .. .. .. 342-343Greene, Edgar H.. .... 65Greene, Palmer Hamilton ........ 136Greer, John Wesley . . ..161Greer, Lloyd .. .... .61Griffin Circuit 224-225Griffin, Harvey Dixon . 276Griffin, Lawton W. ..... 37Griffin, Leo F. ..... . 68Griffin, SamuelMarvin 9, 10, 40, 69, 74Griffith, E. F. 94, 177-178Griggs, J. Herbert .. . . 153Griswell, Charles F. .... 152Groover, Marshall Eugene, Sr. 191-192Gross, Frank Cleveland . 70, 96, 184Groves, Lucius Coleman . 50Guerry, Ophelia Smith (Mrs.) 165Guess, Frank H. 236-237, 254Guyton, Clarence Tondee 76, 142Gwinnett CountyCounty miscellany and officers 343City Court of Buford . .. 263-264City Court of Gwinnett County . 264Gwyn, Charles Redding .... .99Habersham CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 343City Court of Habersham 265Hagan, George Elliott ... .182Mains, George .216Haisten, J. Guy 63Hale, Maddox Jerome . 136Hall CountyCounty miscellany and officers 343City Court of Hall County 265-266Hall, I. Howell 190Hall, L. V. (Mrs.) . ......... .. 62Hall, Steve Mann 190Hall, Wynnton L. . . 62Ham, William J. ..... .53Hamilton, George Bright . . 69Hamilton, Nellie (Mrs.) .. 52Hammond, Walter J. .... 208Hampton, Robert Tillman . 144Hancock CountyCounty miscellany and officers 344Hand, Frederick Barrow 70, 74, 169Handfield, Virginia 66Hankinson, Christine Park (Mrs.) 51Haralson CountyCounty miscellany and officers 344Harbin, W. P., Jr. . 30Harden, Clyde Z. 192Harden, John Henry 116Hardin, George Milton .. . 149762Hardy, Albert S. . 308Hardy, Charles Edward . 158Hardy, Charles Lambdin 153-154Harper, E. G. ... . 184Harper, William Madison, Sr. 236Harrell, George Yarbrough . . 83Harrell, L. B. 73Harrell, Wallace E. 79Harris CountyCounty miscellany and officers 344Harris, Gertrude (Mrs.) 26, 72Harris, John Joseph 288Harris, John Sharman 91Harris, Roy Vincent 179Harrison, C. C. 159Harrison, Philip William 182Harrison, Robert L. 63, 64, 197Harrison, Walter Wade 70, 87, 160Harrison, Ward 16Hart, A. B. 188Hart, J. Freeman, Jr. 63Hart CountyCounty miscellany and officers 344Hartley, Augustus J. . ... 49Hartley, J. F. 136Harvey, W. Pete . 45Hasty, W. A. 66Hatchett, J. Frank . 167Hawes, Peyton Samuel, Sr. . 95Hawkins, John Harold 204-205, 216Hawley, J. M. . ..... 31Hayes, H. B... .. . . 42Hays, Broughton Colquitt 274Hays, Louise CarolineFrederick (Mrs. J. E.) 60Head, M. M. . . ... 30Head, Thomas Grady .. . 204Healey, William T. (Mrs.) 308Healy, H. T. 309, 311Health, Georgia State Board of 30-31Health, State Dept. of 27-32Heard CountyCounty miscellany and officers 345Hedden, Ed. .190Heery, Bernice B. . 295Hefner, J. I. 174Henderson, Daniel Jacob, Jr. 158Henderson, Lillian 15Henderson, Waldo 112Henderson, Zach Suddath 318Hendrix, Walter C. ..212Henry CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 345Henson, Alien Lumpkin 71Henson, W. C. .. 61Herndon, John S. 21Herndon, Thomas Oscar 156Herrin, William Henry, Jr. 142Herty, Charles H., Foundation 74Hicks, M. G. . 145Hicks, Palmer Whitehead . 269

Higginbotham, C. M. 96Higgs, Maynard . 112Hightower, Leward 281Highway Commission, State 32Highway Department, State 32Highway Directors, State 33Hill, Hugh H. . 25Hill, Kinney Andrew 128Hill, Obadiah Warner . 99, 168Hilton, Corson Landrum 281Hilton, Joseph Chester 170Hinson, William James 159Hinson, William Wayne 46, 195Hipp, Primus Turner 286Hixon, Horace 69Hoag, Merritt Eldred 319Hobby, C. J. 200Hodges . 41Hodges, Benjamin Harvey 93, 122Hodges, Hugh Malcolm .271Hodges, William Henry, Jr. 94Hodgson, F. G. . .. 52Hogg, James Persons 92, 166Holbrook, Jay Leonard 146Holden, F. G. . 65Holidays, Legal 6Holland, J. R. .25Holleman, Ralph Milton 171Holley, William W. 180Hollingsworth, Clayton Hillis, Sr. 22Hollis, Howell 172Hollis, Marlin Richard 127Holloway, Herman James 182Holloway, Joseph Jefferson 181Holloway, W. G. . 66Holsenbeck, William Morgan, Sr. 94Hood, John S., Jr. 126-127Hooks, Vendie Hudson 86, 143Hooper, Frank Arthur, Jr. 297-298Hopkins, Alva Joseph, Jr. 124-125Horkan, Patrick Dillard 67Horton, W. B. 62Houlihan, J. P. 27House of Representatives, 1945-1950Officers of 111Members of 111-201Housley, Arthur Eugene 97Houston, Joseph Lofton 290-291Houston, Leon 33Houston CountyCounty miscellany and officers 345Howard, Joseph Henry 280Howard, L. Vaughan 14Howard, Marcus L. 136Howard, Pierre 138-139Howard, Thomas Lee 77Howell, Albert 61Hubbard, C. S. 19Hubert, Benjamin Franklin 324Hubert, Henry Olin, Jr. 138Huckeba, Aaron Jerome 99763Huddleston, Grady L. .. 145Hudson, Hanson H. ... 158Huff, L. N. . . 66Hughes, W. R. ... 66Huiet, Benjamin Tillman . 37Humphrey, Robert Henry . 226-227Humphreys, WilliamRobert (Bob) 251-252Hunt, Harvey H. .61Hunter, Grover C. 62, 192Hurst, Eugene P. .134Hurst, Joe Jackson 178Hurt, Paul W., Sr. 176Hutchens, Arthur L. . ... .... 47Hutchens, Harold Charles 238Hutcheson, Lee . 249Hutchins, John . .... 152Hutchinson, P. C. . .. 62Hyde, William Benjamin .. 42Ingle, Buford Andrew.— .. ..... .150Ingram, Irvine Sullivan . 322Ireland, William Earl 50, 53Irwin CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 345-346Jackson, Henry 52Jackson, J. B. 196Jackson, Olin Green . 12Jackson CountyCounty miscellany and officers 346City Court of Jefferson .. 266-267JJameson, Vera .. 39ay, Harvey Lamar 220eff Davis CountyCounty miscellany and officers 346Jefferson CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 346-347City Court of Louisville 267Jekyll Island State Park Authority 72Jenkins, William Franklin . 203Jenkins CountyCounty miscellany and officers 347City Court of Millen 267-268Jennings, Henry Smith 188Jennings, J. L. S. 114-115Jennings, Theron Dow . 185Terger, Edward R. 308Joel, Jacob Brandt 128-129Johns, James Patrick . 119Johnson, B. Ed 92Johnson, D. W. .159Johnson, John Brantley, Jr. 121Johnson, William Hammond, Jr. 154-155Johnson CountyCounty miscellany and officers 347City Court of Wrightsville 268-269Johnston, Country 164Johnston, Joe L. 200Joiner, Hartwell 65Joint Secretary . 60

Jolly, Joe Thomas . 147Jones, Alfred W. 27Jones, B. M. 100Jones, Baxter 72Jones, Clayton 255Jones, Delmar Lewis 47Jones, Fred C., Jr. 164-165Jones, Mae M. 65Jones, Malcolm Dupont 226Jones, Robert H., Jr. Mrs.) 41Jones, Sarah 64Jones, William Harley 119Jones CountyCounty miscellany and officers 347Jordan, Charles, Jr. 23Jordan, Hilliard Rhodes 152Judicial Council 72Judiciary 202Kellam, Seth Hamilton("Ham") 161-162Kelley, Esca Hiram 193-194Kelley, Giles Frederick 228-229Kelley, John Inzer . 749Kelly, George Lombard Kelly, James Frederick 321261Kemp, Edwin Stanley . 130, 249Kemp, Lucile T. .... ..... 65Kemper, Alan 50Kemper, Marvin Elisha 118Kendrick, William Cicero 147Kenimer, Zade 155Kennedy, Harvey John 223Kennedy, Harvey (Mrs.) . 51Kennedy, J. Henry 187Kennon, James Henry 109, 134Kent, Lawrence F. .. 68Kent, Thomas Grover . 149Kenyon, Alien Richard 154Kenyon, Steve P. . 65Key, William Hicks 159Kidd, Edwards Culver 114Kiker, Charles William 102Killingsworth, Albert Sanders 82Kimbrough, Hugh Russell 246-247Kimbrough, William H. 9Kimzey, Irwin Rabun 18, 265King, George H. 311, 313King, George Pierce . 179K\ng, Geronimo Way 127King, Joe N. .127King, R. S. 64Kirby, W. W. . 18Kirkland, S. A. 31Kirkland, Tyree Hines 246Kitchens, Claud S. 192Knabb, Ralph Ernest 124Knight, Edgar 148Knight, Fred (Mrs.) 70Knight, Perry Thomas 48Knox, John Gordon 217Knox, John Gordon, Jr. 26Knox, Robert E. 95Knox, Wyck 33Komarek, E. V. 25Labor, Department of 36Lam, Charles Omar 191Lamar CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 347-348Lancaster, Henry Alien 154Land, Grover C. 108Land, John H. 92Lane, J. O. 176Lang, Marshall 74Lang, Sam, III 63, 64Langdale, Harley 257Langdale, Harley, Jr. 74Langdale, John Wesley 164Langford, George Woffie 287Langley, R. T. 62Lanham, Henderson L. 234, 305-306Lanier, Fred T. 232Lanier, John (Mrs.) 26Lanier, Linton G. 244Lanier, W. D. 70Lanier, Weylund Hudson .227Lanier, Wilmer Dean 26, 279Lanier CountyCounty miscellany and officers 348Lariscy, Willard H. 33Larsen, William Washington,Jr. 221-222Laurens CountyCounty miscellany and officers 348City Court of Dublin 269Law Department 38Lawson, Roger Hugh 231Layton, C. E. 64Lay ton, Henry Looney 104Leach, Dempsey Wilson 181Leathers, Roy Clark 237LeCraw, Roy 109Lee CountyCounty miscellany and officers 348City Court of Leesburg 269-270Lee, Frank, Sr. 51Lee, Sydney T. 61Lee, William Frank, Jr. 108Leiter, R. T. 62Lester, L. M. 19Lester, William M. 69, 70Leverette, Grady, Sr. 177Lewis, John Chapman 155Lewis, Miles Walker 151Lewis, Preston Brooks, Jr. 246Liberty CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 348-349City Court of Hinesville 270-271Libraries: Public, Institutionaland Special 726-731Library, State 39764

Lieutenant GovernorLiles, Alton Glynn9264Lilly, George Raysor 235Lincoln CountyCounty miscellany and officersLinder, Thomas Mercer34911Lipford, Wright 221Little, William CecilLittlejohn, Albert Duke262145Lively, W. W. 41Livingston, Daniel MiltonLivingston, Roy N.62, 17626Lloyd, C. B. 25Lockett, William Henry 179Loflin, William F.Logan, John B. Gordon6197Lokey, Leonard N. 166Long CountyCounty miscellany and officersCity Court of Ludowici349271Long, Oscar Lee 243Long, Frederick Foster 171Long, William Henry 243-244Lookout Circuit 225Looper, Max RoachLott, Clinton L.13626Lott, Dean S. 51Lovett, Archibald BattleLovett, W. H.29818Lovett, William HerschelLowe, Ernest A.161313Lowndes CountyCounty miscellany and officersCity Court of Valdosta349272Lumpkin CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 349-350Lunsford, Frank Judson 81MacDonell, Alexander Radcliffe .. 248Maclntyre, Hugh JamesMacon Circuit207225-226Macon CountyCounty miscellany and officers 350City Court of Oglethorpe 272-273Maddox, Robert F. 30, 31Maddox, W. T.Madison County234-235County miscellany and officers 350Mallard, Lowell M. 120Mallard, Wade V.Malone, Linton George45161Malone, Rosser Adams 255-256Maloof, John W. 26Maloy, C. J.Man gum, Byron B.30134Mankin, Helen Douglas 147, 304Mann, James Cowan 51, 181Mann, JosephMann, W. O., Jr. . .15763, 64Mann, W. S.Manning, James Thomas72217Manous, Barton A.Map—Congressional128301Marion CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 350-351Martin, Gabriel Pierce 266Martin, S. W.Martin, Ware Gilliard51270Mashburn, MarcusMason, Charles Ross14694-95, 170Mason, Tennis SeabornMassey, Rufus W.96104, 136Mathews, Samuel Moore 174Mathis, James EdwardMathis, O. N.16368Matthews, Chappelle 129Matthews, Joe I. 65, 173Mauldin, John G.Mauldin, Margueritte Chandler68Mrs. 54Maund, Joseph BernardMavity, John L.186104, 194May, C. J.Mayo, Clyde Edward63288-289McCalla, Henry 33McCallister, Frank (Mrs. 41McCallum, John L. 68McCay, W. W.McClelland, James Ralph18291McClelland, John SpencerMcCoy, W. R.261-26278McCracken, James RoyMcCurdy, Julius Augustus70, 159-160138McCurdy, Walter Phillip 254McCutcheon, P. T., Jr. 8McDevitt, J. L.McDonald, George T.6833, 34McDonald, Harold P. 65McDonald, R. H.McDonald, Walter Raleigh6548McDonough, John J. 308McDuffie CountyCounty miscellany and officers 351McElrath, John 23McElvey, Olan B. 274-275McElvaney, King William, Jr.McGahee, Thomas Jefferson. 9396McGarity, Edward E. 157McGarr, W. J.McGee, George Homer51126McGinty, John Roy, Sr. 18, 103McGinty, John Roy, Jr.Mclntosh County25County miscellany and officers 351Mcjenkins, Virginia 64McKelvey, Paul 176McKie, Edna E. 65McKinstry, H. R. 63, 64McLanahan, Clarence Rhodes 258-259McLanahan, J. J.McLaughlin, J. T.33.. 197765

McLean, Annette . . ... 16McLemore, W. C. . . ... 47McLennan, Alex ..... . 45McMillan, Walter Cummings . 196McNabb, Emmett A. ...... . . ._ .. 26McNall, Francis Aloysius ....... .. 125McNally, Mary . .. 66McNinch, Marie (Mrs.) . 62McRae, A. T. . .... 30McWhorter, Matthew Lauren 47-48McWhorter, William Hugh 138Medders, James Madison... 112-113Medical College of Georgia .. 321Medical Examiners, State Board of 64Meeks, William Thomas, Jr. 193Melton, Wightman Fletcher . . . 734Memory, Samuel Forster .. .. 276-277Mercer, Palmer (Mrs.) 51Meriwether CountyCounty miscellany and officers 351Merritt, James Ray ... . 264Meter, P. A., Sr. . . . 61Middle Circuit . ...... 226-227Middle Georgia College 318Milam, Judson J. . 32, 33Military Department .. . 39Milk Control Board . . 40Milledgeville State Hospital 54Miller, Alexander Lawton 118Miller, C. A., Jr. . 137Miller CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 351-352City Court of Miller County 273-274Miller, Glenn 18Miller, Henry M. 168Miller, Thomas Howard 79Millican, George Everett 108-109Mills, John A., Jr. . 45Mills, Wallace Fraser . . . 271Mills, W. P. . 68Minchew, Abe T. . 78Minchew, B. H. 30Mincy, Cleve ... .63Mines, Mining and Geology,Department of 15Mitchell, James Oscar . 293Mitchell, Loranzy Thomas 101Mitchell, William Buford 169Mitchell, William Robert 13Mitchell CountyCounty miscellany and officers 352City Court of Camilla 274-275City Court of Pelham 274-275Moate, Marvin E. . . 33, 89Mobley, M. D. . . 19Moll, Lloyd Alvin . 316, 318Monk, Chesley Wade . 290Monroe, Harry E. 37Monroe, M. M. . .27Monroe CountyCounty miscellany and officers 352Montgomery CountyCounty miscellanyand officers . 352-353Moody, Clarence A. . ... . 68Moore, Goodman Hughes 164Moore, Hudson ... 139Moore, Virlyn Branham . . .213Moore, W. J. . 62Moore, William C. .100Moore, William Richard 186Morgan, Charlie ... 16Morgan, Philip .... 23Morgan, Tom . 192Morgan CountyCounty miscellany and officers 353Morris, William Shivers .. 180, 309Morrison, J. L. . .... 19Morrison, Walter Barren . . 170Morrison, Walter R. ... 16Morrow, Troy Ganes . 279Mosely, Edward Clark .. .... 141Moss, C. L. . . 33Moulton, E. Russell 145-146Mountain Circuit . . 227-228Moye, Alexander Newton . 16Moye, Andrew Jackson, II . 179Moye, A. Newton 160Moye, Lonnie John, Jr. 196Moye, Thomas Ralph . 119-120Mulkey, Q. A. . . 65Mull, Francis Reid 144Mullinax, Delmar 148Mulling, Victor Hildred 295Mundy, William Warren .. 237Municipal Courts 291-295Murphey, B. D. ... 74Murphy, James R. 155Murr, Jack . 185Murray, Clyde Calvin 314Murray CountyCounty miscellany and officers 353Muscogee CountyCounty miscellany and officers 353City Court of Columbus 275Museum, State 16Musgrove, C. Downing 58, 250Myers, James Frank, Jr. . 185Myrick, Shelby, Jr. . . 74Naturopathic Examiners, Board of 68Neal, Ernest 733Neel, Leon Lawson 188Neely, Frank H. 14Nelms, Frederick Glenn 22Nelson, Homer William 210Nelson, John Daniel 177Nelson, Raymond 63, 70Neville, William Gesmon .. 245Newspapers in Georgia 740-748766

Newton, George W. ... .106Newton CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 353-354Nichols, Horace Elmo ......... ... 234Nicholson, Robert Marion 173Nightingale, Bernard Nicolau . 150Nix, Arthur James .. .... 96-97Nixon, Otis ... 16Northeastern Circuit . 228-229Northern Circuit 229-230North Georgia College .. .319North Georgia Vocational School . 20Norton, William LaFayette . 97Noyes, W. Wilson 309, 311Nugent, Peter Roe 27Nunn, Sam . ..... 18Nurses, Board of Examiners of 65Oakley, H. M. ... ..... 115Ocmulgee Circuit . 230Oconee Circuit .. .. 230-231Oconee CountyCounty miscellany and officers .. 354Oden, Lewis Hardemau ... ._. . 175Odom, Benton . ...... 9, 113Odom, Benton (Mrs.) .. 81Odom, Horace P. ...... 21Odum, Robert Norton 283Ogeechee Circuit 231-232Oglethorpe CountyCounty miscellany and officers 354City Court of Lexington 275-276Oil and Gas Commission . . . 73Oldham, Arthur Sears . . . 249Olive, R. Lee ... 67Oliver, Alfred G. . .. 186Oliver, E. C. 67O'Neal, Maston Emmett, Sr. . 253-254O'Neal, Maston Emmett, Jr. .211Op tome try, State Board of,Examiners in 66O'Shea, J. S. 200Osteopathic Examiners,State Board of 66Otwell, Roy Overby, Howard Thomas 5197, 154Overby, Hugh Ogleby, Jr. 184Overstreet, J. Will 18, 88Owen, Winston 227-228, 282Oxford, (Curtis) Dixon 33, 35, 36Pace, Stephen 303Pafford, W. E. .19Page, Owen H., Jr. .... .127Palmer, J. W. . 64Pannell, Charles Adam 44, 103, 170-171Pardons and Paroles, Board of . 43Parham, Jeff H. 62Parham, Jeptha Howard .. ..156Parker, Chastine . . 261Parker, David Monroe . 209Parker, Homer Cling 12, 13Parker, J. E. .... . 33Parker, John Wilson . 292Parker, William Clarence 109Parks, J. O. . 164Parks, State Department of 16Parkerson, G. M. 67Parrish, Edward 210Paschall, James Hedleston . 219Pataula Circuit . Pate, William Nelson 232-23356Patterson, J. C. 30, 31Patterson, Robert Alexander 233Paty, Raymond Ross 309, 310-311Paulding CountyCounty miscellany and officers Payne, Howard Boozer 354259Payne, Rufus F. 32Payne, William Kenneth 324Peach CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 354-355Peacock, Norman . 51Peacock, Thomas Gerald 55Pearlman, William G. 185Peebles, Leon Lansing 87-88Pennington, Lee Wall . 200Perlman, Morris 71Perry, James Archibald 48Ferryman, C. J. 72, 239Personnel, State Board of . 44Persons, Augustus Pou 12Persons, George Ogden . 223Peters, Hoke S. 66Peters, James S. 18Peterson, Hugh . 302Peterson, James 308Peterson, John Calhoun 86Pettit, S. Luke . ..116Peyton, Garland 15Peyton, Jacob 315Pharmacy, State Board of 66Pharr, Ralph Holliday 213Philips, David Paschal 254Phillips, Glenn Stephens, Sr. 58, 134Phillips, Lucile 54Pickard, A. Mac 172Pickens CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 355Piedmont Circuit . 233Pierce CountyCounty miscellany and officers 355City Court of Blackshear . 276-277Pike CountyCounty miscellany and officers 355Pilcher, Crawford Long 89Pilcher, John Leonard 56-57Pittard, Charles Chichester 264-265Pittman, Charles W. 287-288Pittman, Claude Cleveland 102-103, 116Pittman, Carl Shepard .. ... 189Pittman, Marvin Summers . ... 317767

Pittman, Ross Henry . 189Pitts, L. C. .................. 68Poe, Jennie B. .. 52Poets Laureate of Georgia Polk County732-734County miscellanyand officers . City Court of Polk County 355-356277Pollock, Daniel Marshall 240Pomeroy, Edgar Erastus 212Pope, James Ellis . 284Pope, J. D. Pope, Lonnie A. 2533Porter, Claude Holmes . 234Porter, James Ford . 150Post Offices, Georgia Powell, Clarence Lee . 749293Powell, Harry 65Powell, Jack J. Powell, John Rountree, Jr. .184259Powell, John Thomas . 262-263Powell, John William 252Powell, L. O. 41Prance, J. M. 19Pratt, John Clifford Presnell, Lillian 23366Preston, Montgomery Lane 251Preston, Prince Hulon, Jr. 302Price, Emory Madison 246Price, Lee Olin, Jr. Price, Melville 128214-215Price, Oscar . 41Price, O. W. Pryor, Eleanor 7319Public Safefty, Department of 46Public Service Commission 47Public Welfare, Department of 49Puckett, F. D. Puckett, R. T. 6162Pulaski CountyCounty miscellany and officers Pulliam, E. J. 356143Purdom, Lee S. 70, 105Purvis, Carlton L. Putnam County. 244County miscellany and officers 356County Court of Putnam Quarterman, John Holmes 277-278288Quillian, John Edward 33, 35, 36Quitman CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 356Rabun CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 356-357Rackley, Ed H. 102Rackley, Otis 63Raines, Tom B. Rainey, John Clifford 70280Rainey, Rebecca Laing(Mrs.) 44, 82, 188Raisty, L. B. 14768Ramey, Henry Grady Ramsay, George B., Jr. 51, 127184Ramspeck, Robert C. Word 303-304Randolph CountyCounty miscellany and officers Raulerson, O. W. 357175Ray, Jack Bowdoin 70, 195-196Reade, Frank Roberteon 321-322Real Estate Commission Redwine, Charles Davenport 6758, 70Reed, Harry D. 73Reed, Raymond M. 131-132Regents, Board of Reid, Herschell Lee 308-309123-124Renfroe, John Linton 231-232Reese, Millard Reeves, Henry 309286Reeves, Norman Glisson, Jr. 285Reeves, Oliver (Ollie) Franklin 734Reynolds, William H. Revenue, Department of 24957Rhodes, Carl 70Rhodes, W. H. Rich, Thomas Elijah 5181, 137Richards, Roy 72Richardson, E. Q. 85Richmond CountyCounty miscellany and officers 357City Court of Richmond County 278Ridley, C. L. . .... 30, 31Riddlespurger, William H. Rife, C. C. 13368Riley, Alonzo Church 91Riordon, Pat J. 37Risner, T. H. 156Ritchie, Andrew Jackson Rivers, Clovis Dempsey 178248Roberson, Phil 65Roberts, Lucien Emerson 318-319Robertson, Brooks Callaway Robinson, James D., Jr. 16827Robinson, L. Roy 32, 33Rockdale CountyCounty miscellany and officers Roddenberry, Cecil M. 35777Rogers, James Artie 156-157Rogers, J. D., Jr. 18Rogers, John Hugh, Sr. 292Rogers, Jonathan Clark Rogers, R. L. 319-32030Rollison, J. A. (Mrs.) 51Rome Circuit 234-235Roper, S. W. 47Rose, J. I. 62Ross, Andrew Russell Ross, T. C. 25468Rossee, Percy C. Roughton, Harvey 177196Rowe, Bessie Rowland, Emory L. 65160, 269Rowland, James Roy 221

Rowland, Joseph HenryRucker, Oscar90, 160115Russell, Alex 65Russell, Henry P., Sr. (Mrs.)Russell, Robert Lee41, 42296Russell, Richard Brevard 300-301Rutland, Guy W., Sr.Ryals, Chester A. (Mrs.)2526Ryan, Andrew Joseph, Jr. 223Ryle, J. L. 195Sabados, George L. 82, 140Salter, H. Doyal 193Salter, John W. 68Sams, Ferrol A., Sr. 93Sanchez, FrancesSancken, George A.6541, 42Sanders, May M. 65Sanford, Charles S. 74Sanford, Steadman Vincent 309, 310Sapp, William Herman 140Satterfield, Virginia 64Saunders, Gerald BenjaminSavannah State College (negro)92-93324Scarlett, Francis Muir 298-299Schley CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 357-358City Court of EllavilleSchwall, Edward Walker279-28052-53Scoggin, Robert Lee (Bob) 146Scott, Fred, Sr.Screven County71County miscellany and officers 358City Court of SylvaniaSeagler, Wade H.280-281135Seagraves, Arthur Ford 165Sears, Lewis F.Seay, Clifford Barney11290Secretary of State, office of 58-59Segler, Roy 284Sellers, Alvin VictorSellers, Thomas Fort24131-32Selman, Penn 33Seminole CountyCounty miscellany and officersSenate, 1945-1950358Officers of 75Members of 75-110Sharp, C. K.Sharpe, Ross30, 3173Shaw, Claude Donald 213Shaw, George PaulShedd, Joel Price287.. 77Sheffield, J. Walter .... . 168Sheffield, John E., Jr. .................... 120Sheffield, Phillip . . 256-257Shields, I. Lawrence . . ... 171Short, James E. 280Shull, Eugene Paul 276Sibley, Samuel HaleSibley, Ulysses Erwin296241-242769Siebert, L. R. 309, 311Sills, Finous Hall .123Shirley, Arthur Ray . 24Simmons, W. W.Simmons, Walter F.61148-149Simonton, Fred H. 30Sims, John E.Sims, Millard F.30976Sinclair, Ethel (Mrs.) 54Singleton, M. T. . 64Sivell, William Durand 156Skelton, A. S. 72Skelton, W. CareySkinner, Herbert Clifton230126Slaughter, Nathaniel Garnett 107Sloan, William BoydSmiley, Charles Jefferson228, 26576, 162Smith, A. W.Smith, Albert Brewster33.. 130Smith, C. J.Smith, Charles Ernest, Jr.- 308266Smith, Charles L.Smith, David Dudley, Sr.155255Smith, E. OrenSmith, Edwin Ross61210Smith, Ezekiel Johnson . 250Smith, Furman D., Sr. .Smith, George Leon, II. 3370, 143Smith, H. Dixon 91-92Smith, J. C. - 173Smith, James W.Smith, L. O.27, 282..18Smith, LouiseSmith, Luther P... . ......... .6461Smith, Malberry, Jr.Smith, Marion. 126308, 309, 310Smith, Martha Cheeves .... 65Smith, Milton Morton (Muggsy) . 148Smith, Wallace Kyle 51, 65, 120Smith, William RufusSmith, William Spencer. 209-210319-320Smith, Willis 72, 100, 124Social Security, State Board of 51Soil Conservation CommitteeSouthern Circuit73235-236South Georgia CollegeSouth Georgia Vocational School31921Southwestern CircuitSpalding, Hughes236308, 309Spalding CountyCounty miscellany and officers 358City Court of Griffin .. 281-282Sparks, George M. ..... ... 309, 312Sparks, William Olian ....................... 190Spence, William E............................. 47Spratlin, Frank M......... ................. 308Spratling, J. H., Jr. ... .... ......... 66Stafford, DeMeanStallings, Will. 70285Stallings, William Laelius 252Stanford, A. G.M

Stanford, Henry King 316Stanley, J. B. .. . . 16Stanton, C. V. 61Stanton, Frank Lebby 732Stanton, Robert Hollis, Jr. . 172Staples, Earl 247-248Stark, Gus 99Stark, Hope Daniel 233State Examining Boards 60State Parks, Historic Sites andMonuments, Dept. of 16State Ports Authority 27Staten, Walter J. 79Steele, Tom . . 33Stephens, Mattie C. . 62Stephens CountyCounty miscellanyand officers . 358-359City Court of Stephens County .. 282Stevens, Benjamin Worthy . 198Stevens, Ernest Chappell . 166Stevenson, Ruth Luretia 54Stewart, George Daniel . 42Stewart CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 359Sticher, Charlie . . 140Stocks, Jesse Bower . .162Stone, Guy Orlando .. 85Stone, William Lowrey 256Stone Mountain Circuit 236-237Stowe, Ollie Mae (Mrs.) . 282Stribling, W. W. . .61Strickland, Fred Eager 224Strickland, George . 193Strickland, Herbert A. . 289Strickland, Leonard Palmer 267-268Strickland, William Andrews 175-176Stubbs, Francis, Sr. . 309Stuckey, Henry Perkins 26, 313-314Sullivan, Lon . 26Sullivan, R. F. . . 62Sullivan, T. Q. .... 41Summerour, Henry Clay . 137Summer, John E. .61Sumner, Gordon Sikes 82, 201Sumner, Preston . 31Sumter CountyCounty miscellany and officers 359City Court of Americus 282Superior Courts ...... 209-240Supervisor of Purchases, Office of . 56Supreme Court 202-206Sutton, I. Homer ... . ...206-207Sutton, J. M.. ........ . .. 68Swain, Edwin Linwood . .. 45Sweat, L. E. . . .... 18Swindle, James Henry . 117Swint, Albert G. 93, 183Talbot CountyCounty miscellany and officers 359770Taliaferro CountyCounty miscellanyand officers . 359-360Tallapoosa Circuit 237-238Talmadge, Herman Eugene 8, 9, 69Talmadge, Julius Y. (Mrs.) 18Tamplin, Howard Hardie . 170Tarbutton, Benjamin James 72, 89, 197Tarver, Charles Edward 106Tarver, Malcolm Connor 305Tate, Steve C. 33Tattnall CountyCounty miscellany and officers 360City Court of Reidsville 283Tax Revision Committee 69Taylor, Alfred B. 247Taylor, Jack B. 289Taylor CountyCounty miscellany and officers 360Teague, Nathan T. - 62Telfair CountyCounty miscellany and officers. 360Templeton, C. O. 68Terrell, Vaughn Excelle 55-56, 146, 261Terrell CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 360-361Tharpe, R. W. 63Thaxton, James Ralph 322Thomas, Douglas Fain 217, 218, 290Thomas, Frank 51Thomas, Morgan 208Thomas, R. F. 68Thomas, Walter - 239Thomas, William Glenn 218Thomas CountyCounty miscellany and officers 361City Court of Thomasville 283-284Thompson, Cleveland 65Thompson, D. N. .. 30, 31Thompson, George Clarence 167Thompson, J. Schley 41Thompson, John Respess, Jr. 275Thompson, Melvin E. 8, 57Thornton, Ella May 39Thornton, William Henry 142-143Thrailkill, Joseph S. - 26Thrash, E. C. 26Thrash, Joseph Meriwether 132, 319Thrasher, B. E., Jr. 11, 70Tift, Maurice W. . 33Tift, Richard ...... 25Tift CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 361Tifton Circuit .. ..... . ....... 238Tillman, Thomas Malcolm . ....._ 112Tinker, John Minton —- 23Tinsley, C. L. 31Tippins, Leroy Glenn 106Tipton, Kay 18Tisinger, Robert David 247

Tison, John Laurens ..277Todd, William Gibson 149Toombs Circuit 239Toombs CountyCounty miscellanyand officers . 361-362City Court of Lyons 284-285Towill, John Bell ... .180Towns CountyCounty miscellany and officers .. 362Townsend, John MurphyClaggett 207, 219Trapnell, Algerine Justin .. 121Treasurer, Office of State 69Treutlen CountyCounty miscellany and officers 362City Court of Soperton . 285-286Tribble, Willie Mack, Sr. 169Trice, Reginald ... .118Trimble, Hoyt ..... 66Trippe, William Davis . . 100Trotter, McKie M. . ...... 191Troup, Cornelius V. .. 323Troup CountyCounty miscellany and officers 362City Court of LaGrange. . 286-287Troutman, Henry (Mrs.) .... . 18Trulock, Gordon Byron .151Tucker, Arlie Daniel . 37Turner, Aubrey Mell .. .98Turner, Ralph Lesley 98Turner, W. R. . . . 51Turner CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 362-363Turk, Josiah H. . 115Tuten, Andrew Jackson - . 51, 113Tuten, Joseph Alexander 112Tutt, William Duncan. . 258Tuttle, Henry C. . .... 142Twiggs CountyCounty miscellany and officers 363Twitty, Frank Starling . 70, 169Tyson, W. Frank . ..... 33Tyson, William Penn . .105Ulmer, Hubert E. - . . 61Underwood, Emory Marvin . .297Underwood, Udolpha Sikes . 187Union CountyCounty miscellany and officers . 363United States Circuit Court ofAppeals—Fifth Circuit . 296United States District Courtsin Georgia. 296-299United States Senators and Congressmen, 1945-1950 300-307University of Georgia . . .... 320UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OFGEORGIARegents, Board of 308-309771Chancellors 310-311Abraham Baldwin AgriculturalCollege. 311Albany State College (negro) ,323Atlanta Division of Univ. ofGeorgia 311-312Division of General Extension 312-313Fort Valley State College(negro) ..... . 323Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station 313Georgia Experiment Station. 313-314Georgia School of Technology 315Georgia Southwestern College 315-316Georgia State College ForWomen 316-317Georgia Teachers College ... 317-318Medical College of Georgia 321Middle Georgia College 318-319North Georgia College . 319Savannah State College (negro) _ 324South Georgia College... .. .319University of Georgia .... 320-321Valdosta State College . 321-322West Georgia College . 322-323Upson CountyCounty miscellany and officers 363Ursrey, Lawton R. ... .109-110Usher, Jesse Walton .. . ...... 232Usher, Jesse William . 258Valdosta State College 321-322Vandiviere, Henry Grady . .217Vandiver, Samuel Ernest, Jr. . . 40Vandiver, William Horace . ..... 118Vanlandingham, W. H. ... . 280VanLeer, Blake R... . . ..... ... 27, 315Varn, K. S. ... ... .. ! 23Vaughn, Clarence Rowland 33, 237Veal, Dallas Douglas .. ... .... 278Vereen, E. M. . . . . ..... 18Veterans Service Office ... .70Veterinary Examiners, StateBoard of.... .... . . . 68Vickers, Elmon Bryant.. .. „ 133Vickers, Micajah. ... .. .. 132-133Vignaux, M. M... . . 206, 208Vinson, Carl .. . . 305Vocational Schools . . 20Von Gremp, C. C. . .. 68Waddey, Lewis R. ... 206Wainwright, Walter .... 25Waldrop, James Ernest . 141Waldroup, James W. 70, 251Walker, C. O. . . 104, 116Walker CountyCounty miscellany and officers 364City Court of Walker County 287Walker, James Cleveland 188Walker, J. R. .... . ........ . 239Walker, John B...................... . . 33

Walker, John Randall, Jr. 276Walker, R. M. 45Walker, Walter Wingfield 278Walker, W. H. 104Wall, William Henry Wallis, J. D. ... .. . 65, 8163Wallis, W. P., Jr. . 41, 42Walton, E. J. . 68Walton, Jesse Lee . 148Walton CountyCounty miscellany and officers 364Ward, G. A. 64Ward, George B. 62Ward, Judson Clements, Jr. 317-318Wardlaw, Joseph Coachman 312-313Ware CountyCounty miscellany and officers 364City Court of Waycross 287-288Warm Air Heating Contractors,State Board of Warnock, John Carlton . 68286Warren, Moses Albert 274Warren, Robert Ernest . ..17Warren CountyCounty miscellanyand officers 364-365Washington CountyCounty miscellany and officers 365City Court of Sandersville 288-289Waters, T. A. . . Watford, Robert L., Sr. .68. 163Watkins, Steve M. .. . 284Watson, G. Lee . 26Watson, J. H... - . 146Watson, J. T.. .... . 73Watson, Lester F. 269Waycross Circuit 239Wayne, Jeff Clinton 229Wayne CountyCounty miscellany and officers 365City Court of Jesup Weaver, A. H. S. 289-290108, 117Webb, Paul . 214Webster CountyCounty miscellany and officers 365Wellborn, C. J. - 101Wellborn, S. M., Jr. Wells, Guy Herbert . . 61316-317Wells, J. Nolan 78Wells, Jack R. Wells, John Pinson 129162Wells, Virgil G. Welsch, Samuel Jefferson 116100-101, 131West Georgia College 322-323West, Henry Haynes. 240Western Circuit ... 240Westmoreland, GeorgeWashington . 266-267Wetherington, Joseph L. Whaley, John K. . . 142187Whatley, P. A. - 66772Wheat, R. F. 65Wheatcroft, Beverly 64Wheeler, William McDonald Wheeler County306County miscellanyand officers 365-366White, James Austin 153White, J. W. 30White, W. K. White County30, 31County miscellany and officers 366Whitely, J. Cowan 63, 64Whitener, W. A. Whitfield County148County miscellany and officers 366Whitman, George P., Jr. 18Whitman, George Price, Sr. Whitman, Reuben C. 213-214277-278Whitworth, Sam E. Wideman, Eddie Columbus 166105Wight, Ward 67Wilburn, W. Eugene Wilcox County43-44County miscellany and officers 366Wilkes, Wilson B. Wilkes County134County miscellanyand officers 366-367Wilkinson CountyCounty miscellany and officers 367Williams, Andrew David 152Williams, Carey 308Williams, Charles Adolphus 17, 46Williams, Claude G. IllWilliams, D. Leon Williams, F. Everett .. 2767Williams, GarlandHarmon 189-190, 285Williams, Hartwell L. Williams, Jack 241195Williams, J. G. 30, 31Williams, John Henry Williams, John Weldon 13221Williams, Thomas Duke 96, 110Williams, Walter Barren, Sr. 160Williams, William Ban-on, Jr. Williams, Willis Emmett 89167Williamson, Marion 37Willingham, Frank Bartow Willingham, Harold Stephens 223-224131Willis, H. J. (Jack 158Willis, Hoke 102Willis, Olin Stewart 189Willoughby, Benjamin Tillman 130, 250Wilson, George Woodrow 46Wilson, H. D. Wilson, John Bryan 6259Wilson, Lewis Burgess 117-118Wilson, Lucile 51Wilson, W. R., Sr. Wingate, H. L. 66308

Wingfield, S. T. 278Winter, Wallace Edwards 53Wisdom, Tom 14Witherington, James Franklin 199Wohlwender, Edward, Jr. 218-219Wood, Jesse Morgan 214, 262Wood, John Stephens 307Woodall, John H. 92Woodruff, James W., Sr. . 14Woolen, Joel Orba 159Wooten, William Alexander 255Workmen's Compensation,State Board of .37Worrill, Charles William 232Worth CountyCounty miscellany and officers 367City Court of Sylvester 290-291Worthy, George Leonard 263Wright, George A. . 30, 31Wright, Jones Thomas . . 53Wright, Sam T. . 78Wynn, James R., Jr. ..... 71Wyatt, Lee Buren . .... 204Wyatt, Luther Mandeville...... ... 221Yarbrough, C. A. . . 63Yarbrough, S. H. . . .. .. 63Yarbrough, Young Harris.... . 54-55Yates, Charles Benjamin .. . 104Yawn, Charles Elvin . . ..106Yawn, Eugene Elvin . 139Yingling, J. B. . .21Young, A. E. . 33Young, A. E. Jr. 44, 45Young, J. W. .. 63Young, Sarah 64Young, Sykes H. .... 61Young, Will D. . . .319Young, W. H., Jr. 171Zellner, J. Kimball . . 91Zuber, Mary Edna . ... . 66773