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The Lee County Ledger, Wednesday, June 19, 2019, Page 3A Commissioners To Discuss Roads TSPLOST funding. The Lee County Board of Commissioners will hold a Special Called Meeting of the Road Committee on Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. in the upstairs Kinchafoonee Conference Room of the T. Page Tharp Govern mental Building, located at 102 Starksville Avenue North, Leesburg, Georgia 31763. The purpose of this meeting is to dis cuss county roads and As is their practice, the commissioners will hold a public forum. Citizens will be allowed to ad dress the commissioners regarding any issues or complaints. Individuals should sign up prior to the start of the meeting. Following the road committee meeting, the commissioners will hold their regular meeting at 6:00 p.m. Submitted Photo 2019 Albany Debutante Club The Charity League of Albany had the pleasure of meeting the 2019 Albany Debutante Club members at their May meeting. The Debutantes and their families joined Charity League members for lunch at Doublegate Country Club. The Albany Debutante Club - Class of 2019 pictured on back row (left to right) are Morgan Elizabeth McDonald, Frances Elizabeth Ricks, Kathleen Lauren Cooper, Ella Grace Swan, Katherine Lee Martin, Emilie Anne Misamore, Brooks Ann Custer, Madeline Abigail Owens and Mary Brice Morgan. Pictured on the front row (left to right) are Anna Mobley deRosset, Anna Marie Saunders, Margaret Douglas Moore, Elizabeth Carlton Grubb, Emilee Rebecca Wingate, Chandler Alexandra Newman, Lilly Chandler Cook, Rebecca Elizabeth Hughes, and Ansley Virginia Gray. II Accounting • Bookkeeping Consulting • Payroll • Tax Training Tim Hunter CPA CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CONSULTANT LeePride Submitted Photo CLEANERS 261 Walnut Avs. Downtown Leesburg 759-6200 Thank You Southwest Georgia The Albany HERALD Air Conditioning & Heating Co. 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Major Philip Cook Chapter USD 1812 Celebrates 75th Anniversary The Major Philip Cook Chapter United States Daughters 1812 recently celebrated their 75th Anniversary at the Mulberry Street United Methodist Church in Macon, Georgia. At tending the celebra tion from Albany were Brenda Bush, Martha Hill and Sandi Driskill. Special guest speaker was National President Mary Raye Kiser Casper along with National First Vice President Dianne Cannestra from Georgia, State President Sharon Sowders and Chapter President Pat Mercer. 75th Anniversary Chair man Janet Walker gave a brief history of the Ma jor Philip Cook Chapter. Newly elected officers of the Major Philip Cook Chapter USD 1812 for 2019-2021 were installed by National President Mary Casper. They are: President: Pat Mercer, First Vice-President: Sandra Darby, Second Vice-President: Trisha Thompson, Treasurer: Brenda Bush, Record ing Secretary: Barbara Georgia State University Names Students to the Spring 2019 President’s List Fincher, Corresponding Secretary: Billie Trus sed, Registrar: Myrna Findlay, Chaplain: Millie Stewart, Historian: Mary Anne Gaudry, Librarian: Amanda Garnett. Guest attending the celebration included State Officers, Past State Presidents, and members from other USD 1812 Chapters in Georgia. Attendees received a commemorative vo tive candle tied with a miniature anchor. After a delicious lunch every one enjoyed Anniversary Cake with cherry ice cream. ANV HAIRCUT 7.99 June 15th-21st Not valid with any other offers. 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