Cobb County, Georgia, Commissioner Herbert Clay McCollum, greets Jeanette Ardell, "Miss Cobb County," "Miss Georgia," "Miss Dixie," and unidentified person at the opening of McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), September 4, 1960
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Thompson, Larry Brantley.; McCollum, Herbert Clay.; Ardell, Jeanette.; 1960s.; McCollum Airport.; Cobb County International Airport.; Cobb County (Ga.)--History.Metadata
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Cobb County, Georgia, Commissioner Herbert Clay McCollum (left), greets Jeanette Ardell, "Miss Cobb County," "Miss Georgia," "Miss Dixie," and unidentified person at the opening of McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), September 4, 1960Citation
Cobb County, Georgia, Commissioner Herbert Clay McCollum, greets Jeanette Ardell, "Miss Cobb County," "Miss Georgia," "Miss Dixie," and unidentified person at the opening of McCollum Airport (Cobb County International Airport), September 4, 1960, Larry Brantley Thompson Collection, 2020, Kennesaw State UniversityRights
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