candler

Jerry Candler rolled over on the ground, opened his eyes, and looked up.

Nancy Candler wasn't the type of person who would open up right away to someone she barely knew.

Candler, Jr. helped build his father's business into an empire.

In 1925 Candler had the mansion enlarged, including the music room.

Candler gave the two exclusive rights to bottle the soft drink.

He heard it at a community festival in Candler Park.

A man in Candler was killed when a falling tree destroyed his mobile home.

Candler looked up and saw a man on a pinto pony standing over him.

In the early 1900's Candler started developing real estate.

Candler sold the rights to the two lawyers for one dollar, which he never ended up collecting.

Atlanta's first airport, Candler Field was named in his honor.

Candler kept backing away, his voice growing louder as the distance between him and the monument increased.

Judge Candler died on September 15, 1971, only three months after his memorial was presented.

A second later, Nancy Candler was in the kitchen.

Candler arrived, just as Sebell beat 'receive' for the last of the messages.

So, technically, I made a mistake in passing inside to my left to Candler.

During this time, Candler was also involved in manufacturing and was the president of a railroad.

Candler remained very content just selling his company's syrup.

A white frame building was constructed on Candler St in 1885 for worship.

"He must have terrible pressures on him," said Jerry Candler.

"The world will hear about this atrocity," said Candler.

But Nancy Candler was not the kind of person who burst into tears easily.

Unfortunately, at that very moment Nancy Candler was on her way down the stairs.

"Candler will let us know the instant the Other eggs from the clutch have hatched, won't he?"

Candler embarked on a career in India which was to last intermittently for the next twenty-five years.