Macon leaders had sought a unit of the University System of Georgia for half a century before succeeding, via a bond issue, in opening Macon State College in 1968.
Commerce, liaison for the State Welfare Board and Chairman of the American Red Cross Drive. In 1920 he was elected governor, and served until 1925. Legislature and prohibiting state income and inheritance taxes. Tigers, to make Lakeland the team’s permanent spring training home.
Saunders of Jackson Citizen Patriot Michigan, for distinguished editorial writing during the year. The long-term impact of these facilities, especially Robins, cannot be overestimated. Choose the first letter of a city name to see its Great Floridians. Bethlehem Globe-Times Pennsylvania, for his editorial campaign to reduce racial tensions in Bethlehem. He was a graduate in industrial engineering of the University of Florida. Extension Agent for the black farmers of Columbia County.
Crider, Boston Herald, for distinguished editorial writing during the year. In 1933 he was elected to Congress, a seat he held until 1951. Parshley, proposed Live Oak as the location for the Suwannee County Courthouse. Butler, Historical Record of Macon and Central Georgia 1879; reprint, Macon, Ga.