News of Yesteryear — Sept. 8, 2011
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From the annals of 1911

• Oscar Willis accepted the position of embalmer and funeral director at L.W. Goddard and Sons.

• Bryant Rawls, 13, picked 403 pounds of cotton in one day.

• Griffin delegates, including Mayor J.W. Gresham, made a proposal in Atlanta for a new depot.

From the annals of 1961

• A Williamson man was shot in the hand in an accidental shooting.

• Harry James was scheduled to perform at the Elks Club dance.

• The First Baptist WMU named Mrs. C.T. Parker as president.

From the Annals of 2006

• An informal boxcar derby was held on Tilney Avenue.

• The Griffin-Spalding School System honored its Teacher of the Year finalists.

• The Lamar County Activity Center received a $480,000 No Child Left Behind grant.

• The Griffin-Spalding Historical Society combined its Low Country Boil and Game-Day fund-raisers.
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