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Newnan Leader Heads
Arnall’s Campaign
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WALTER D. SANDERS
Aphids are serious pests of
many ornamental plants and
flowers. Rodney Coleman, Ex
tension Service entomologist,
says infestations should be lo
cated and controlled before the
new growth of plants is dam
aged severely.
Myron
Maxey
can help you
save money
on insurance
He’s the man to see at the
new Allstate Office right
here in town.
As an Allstate Agent,
he’s a specialist at taking
the red tape and high cost
out of insurance.
With just iaVbautany kind u
of policy you need, chances
are he can show you how
to get solid protection at
an honest value.
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Phone Phone
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Walter D. Sanders of Newnan,
Coweta County attorney, busi
nessman and farmer, will man
age the gubernatorial campaign
of former Gov. Ellis ArnalL
Sanders, long-time friend and
political ally of the former
governor, Is a former mem
ber of both the Georgia House
and Georgia Senate and cur
rently Is chairman of the Sixth
Congressional District Demo
cratic executive committee.
He served as committee chair
man for the old Fourth District
from 1948 until the 1964 reap
portlonment and has been Sixth
District chairman since that
time.
Sanders will serve as overall
director of the campaign for
Arnall, a Newnan native who
served as Georgia’s governor
from 1943 through 1947 and
achieved a record that Is ac
knowledged to be one of the
finest ever by a chief execu
tive of the state.
Sanders attended the public
schools of Coweta County and
.N?wnan and was graduated from
“Newnan High in 1925. He re
ceived his law degree from
Mercer In 1930.
He was a member of the Geor
gia House from 1935 to 1937
and a member of the Georgia
Senate from 1937 to 1939, He
has served as attorney for the
city of Newnan since 1945,
FP OPTIMIST
CLUB NEWS
GOVERNOR SANDIFORD
“To develop Optimism as a
philosophy of life; to promote
an active Interest in good go
vernment and civic affairs; to
Inspire respect for law; to
promote patriotism and work
for international accord and
friendship among all people;
to aid and encourage the deve
lopment of youth.’’
Do you know what the above
quote Is? This is one of the
pertinent questions asked the
Ladies Night gathering at the
State Farmers Market by Op
timist Gov. Charles Sandi
ford. Gov. Charlie went on to
say that so many Optimist do
not recognize this most Im
portant facet of Optimism...
Its Objects.
The respect for law program
was emphasized. This has be
come one oft he major pro
grams throughout the U.S. and
Canade among Optimist Clubs.
Our club was urged to become
more active In this respect.
The boys work program was
stressed as another, or the,
chief object of Optimism.
The program was enjoyed by
all who attended...we could have
used a good many more of
you and your wives. We were
happy to have those who came.
A welcome guest along with
Gov. Charlie was his gracious
wife, Betty. Even though your
term of office Is over we In
vite both of you to visit with us
often.
SECOND NOTICE
For those of you who failed
to read last week’s bulletin,
the board of directors voted
to go back to meeting Every
Tuesday Morning.
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