Charles Manley Brown, better known as Charlie Brown, was the son of Charles Manley Brown and Mamie Susan Fickett. A civic leader and businessman, Brown had a long political career, holding offices of Fulton County Commissioner, Senator of Georgia, member of the House of Representatives of Georgia, and having been a candidate for mayor of Atlanta, Georgia. He also served as president of the Atlanta Kiwanis Club and the president of West End Businessmen's Association while being a member of many other organizations. He was president of Fickett-Brown Manufacturing Company, successors to Fickett Manufacturing Company which wa Brown's maternal grandfather's company. The company manufacutred mops. A native of Atlanta, Brown attended Tech High (Atlanta, GA.) and the Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta, GA.), granduating in 1925. He was married to Elsie Anderson.
From the description of Papers, 1919-1984. (Atlanta History Center). WorldCat record id: 36335794
