Morgan County GaArchives:  Newspapers: 32 YEARS OF SERVICE
Mr. J. M. McLeroy, 29 May 1914

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This is a column from the Madison, GA Madisonian published on May 29, 1914

This document was OCR'ed from a scan of the original Madisonian column, as
provided to me by Mrs. Mary Alston McCullough, a MUSTIN and RICHTER family 
descendant who is the custodian of most of these newspaper clippings from the 
MUSTIN and RICHTER families of Madison, GA. -- John R. CLARKE, Thomasville, 
GA (17 Feb 2004)

Source: Madison, GA "Madisonian," May 29, 1914

32 YEARS, OF SERVICE
Mr. J. M. McLeroy in employ of Mr. M. A. Mustjn 32 Years today.

Congratulations are in order today, Friday, May 29th, marks the
32nd milestone of Mr. J. M. McLeroy with service of Mr. M. A. Mustin.

Mr. McLeroy went with Mr. Mustin May 29th, 1882, and has been
continously in his employ every day since. He has seldom been
absent from his post of duty either by illness or vacation; has
ever been "on the job," eager, for orders, and giving faithful,
polite and efficient service.

Few men stand higher in the esteem of his fellowmen than "Maryland"
McLeroy. Years ago he married Miss Foster Allen apd to them one
child was born-Miss Annie, a noble young woman, now Mrs. Robert
Kimbrough, of Apalachee.

The Madisonian wafts its congratulations to "Mack" and his folks on
this anniversary, and to Mr. Mustin, who has been in business in
Madison ever since he returned from the Civil war, 49 years ago,
last month.

Mr. Mustin is still one of Madison's young men, for a man is as
young as he feels and a woman as young as she looks. The house of
Mustin has ever been noted for honesty, integrity and fair dealing
in family groceries. May the proprietor and employee both live many years
longer and prosper ever.

John R. Clarke
Thomasville, GA