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In the fall of 1950 I entered Piedmont College in Demorest,
Bagley, Bobby R. 1977
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Since then the agency has learned of two more deaths including a two-month-old girl from Demorest, Georgia and a six-month-old girl from Forth Worth, Texas.
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Since then the agency has learned of two more deaths including a two-month-old girl from Demorest, Georgia and a six-month-old girl from Forth Worth, Texas.
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Some of the biggest names were Butterick, Demorest, and McCall.
"Make It Yourself": Home Sewing, Gender, and Culture, 1890-1930 2006
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"Cheryl hit the road almost as soon as she arrived and has been an effective advocate for our community," said HRC Foundation Board Co-Chair Lawrie Demorest.
11/30/2004 2004
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Many rich Atlantans have country houses in the mountains, but the small towns of Demorest and Charlottesville are relatively undeveloped, reminding one of Jewell's lawyers of the scenery in the movie Deliverance.
American Nightmare: The Ballad of Richard Jewell Brenner, Marie 1997
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He resigned, and in a short time he moved to a police job at Piedmont College, a liberal-arts school with approximately 1,000 students on the main road in Demorest.
American Nightmare: The Ballad of Richard Jewell Brenner, Marie 1997
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In Demorest, Ray Cleere, the president of Piedmont College, was home on Saturday, July 27, watching CNN.
American Nightmare: The Ballad of Richard Jewell Brenner, Marie 1997
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Before becoming a security guard in the park, Jewell had worked at Piedmont College in Demorest, Georgia, where investigators went to see if he had used computers and the Internet, news reports said.
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Quaspeake Club, and the house was pitched close to the Demorest brook.
Lines in Pleasant Places Being the Aftermath of an Old Angler William Senior
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