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	Law Day, portrait dedication set

By Mike Riddle Correspondent


	POSTED: May 12, 2014 10:30 p.m.


	File photo/ A portrait of former State Court Judge Richard Phillips is unveiled by former Superior Clerk of Court Frank Middleton and the late Sheriff Cecil Nobles at an earlier dedication ceremony. View Larger

A Law Day and portrait-dedication service are slated for 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Long County Courthouse, 459 S. McDonald St., Ludowici.
Several portraits of notable Long County citizens will be dedicated.
Sheriff Craig Nobles, Superior Court Clerk Sherry Long and State Court Judge Jeffery Arnold will host the event. For more information, call 545-2123.


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A portrait of former State Court Judge Richard Phillips is unveiled by former Superior Clerk of Court Frank Middleton and the late Sheriff Cecil Nobles at an earlier dedication ceremony.

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