Built in 1905, located in land lot 142 of the 6th district. The charter bears the date of November 15, 1905, and enlisted a large number of contributors under the leadership of Fuller E. Callaway, Sr., as the directing genius. The following names are recorded in the charter:
- F. E. Callaway
- C. V. Truitt
- J. G. Truitt
- S. H. Truitt
- Roy Dallis
- W. A. Holmes
- A. T. Dallis
- V. E. Dallis
- George E. Dallis
- Pike Brothers
- E. G. Hood
- J. H. Edmondson
- Henry Banks, Sr.
- J. W. Johnston
- Bradfield Drug Co.
- F. M. Ridley
- H. R. Slack
- J. C. Roper
- J. M. Barnard
- George W. Murphy
- P. G. Awtry
- J. L. Bradfield
- H. D. Glanton
- N. E. Marshburn
- E. R. Bradfield, Sr.
- W. V. Gray
- L. D. Mitchell
- Pope F. Callaway
- McCaine and Market
- E. B. Clark
- F. M. Longley
- B. H. Seay
- R. L. Adams
- J. R. Hall
- G. B. Heard
- S. P. Smith
- W. S. Davis
- A. H. Cary
- C. Y. Hall
- J. R. Broome
- W. L. Cleaveland
- N. S. McCalley
- J. M. Formby
- W. J. Hardy
- J. F. Market
- J. Wid Freeman
- Banks and Arnold of Coweta County
- H. M. Atkinson
- W. D. Brady
- George M. Traylor
- James Banks
- A. E. Thornton
- M. Frank
- George W. Parrott
- George Dole Wadley
- S. P. O’Neal
- J. H. Lane & Company
Elm City was also a cotton duck plant and has enjoyed a long term of prosperity under the skillful management of the superintendents, Ira B. Grimes and H. F. Shuford.