Richmond County GaArchives News.....Jack McDonough February 21, 1937
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Augusta Chronicle February 21, 1937
Jack McDonough

No young man has made a greater inpression upon the community during the short 
period that he has been a citizen of Augusta than Jack J. McDonough, sales 
supervisor of the Augusta office of the Georgia Power Company, who has just 
been promoted to sales supervisor in the Atlanta division.  He will be 
succeeded by T.S. Davis, Jr., engineer in the lighting division of the power 
company in Atlanta, who comes to Augusta hightly recommended.  We hope and 
believe that Mr. Davis will become popular here.
Since joining the company in January, 1927, Mr. McDouough has served in 
mangerial and supervisory capacities throughout the system. First as an office 
clerk, he was made assistant manager of the Brunswick district in May 1928.  He 
subsequently served as district manager in Dublin, Macon, and Douglas.  He came 
to Augusta as district manager in April 1930.   Two years later, he was 
appointed division sales manager.  In April 1934, he was given the title of 
division sales supervisor and was placed in charge of all load-building 
activities here.
When Jack McDonough came here from Atlanta seven years ago he almost 
immediatley became indentified prominently in the community life.  As a civic 
worker he has been eager, willing and enthusiastic, and during the Community 
Chest campaign several months ago he was indefatigable in his zeal to put over 
the campaign just as he had aided in every worthwhile community endeavor.  As a 
member of the Rotary Club he has been outstanding in its affairs and has shown 
high qualities of leadership in his professional capacity as a salesman for the 
Georgia Power Company and also from a civic standpoint.
Jack McDonough has made hundreds of friends for the power company by his 
charming manner and his willingness to serve.  Augusta regrets to give up this 
young man, who has won the hearts of a large portion of the community in his 
stay here of only seven years.

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