The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13
BRoNwooD BRIEFS.
Some Interesting Items That Came Too
Last for Last Weeks Issue.

esting and instructive sermon to large
and attentive audience at the Methodist
church here Sunday night.
Sunday was children's day at the
III sthodist church, and all who attended
We're entertained to their greatest de-
light A crowded house was present.
The progra nme for the occasion was:
1. Song by the choir, with Miss Nettie
Marshall at the organ.
2. Scripture reading by our Sunday
school superintendent, W. II, Wilkinson.
8. Song the choir.
4. Prayer by our pastor, Rev. S. W.
Stubs.
5. Song by the choir.
g. Recitation, "Wecome." By Belle
Gurr, Lawrence Stubs, Ethel Hill, May
Lundy, Amer Thompson, Guyton Wills,
Annie Kennedy, Willie G. Simpson and
Bessie Chappell.
Z. Song by the choir.
s. Recitation, "Come Over and Help
U.s." By Myra Stubbs, Katie Marshall,
Ida Kenney, Maude Bryan, May Lundy.
Belle Gurr, Nellie Tyler, Emmie Lou
Thompson and Clio Aven.
9. Song by the choir.
10. Recitation, Different Nations"
BY Myra Stubs, Annie Kennedy, Katie
Marshall, Nellie Tyler, Ida Kennedy,
Emmie Lou Thompson and Maude Bry-
an.
IL. Song by the choir.
-. Recitation, "Dyke Building" By
Myra S.ubbs.
10. Song by the choir.
IA. Recitation, Dream Of An Indian
Maid" by Katie Marshall.
Is. Song by the choir.
16. Address, by our pastor, Rev. S. ".
Stubs.
II. Song by the choir.
IS. Prayer by superintendent.
10. Doxology.
The trustees of the Bropwood school
met Saturday for the purpose of making
arrangements to elect teacher for next
term. Prof. Grubbs, of Parrot, was
present. Prof. j. IT. Griffin has made
us an efficientl teacher, and we hate to
give him up, but in case he declines to
accept, we think it would be wise for our
trustees to solicit the principalship CT
Prof. Grubbs, who is in every way capa-
BILE of giving satisfaction.
The Bronwood band, accompanied by
a good party of our young people, went
down to make music and attend the
closing exercises of Graves Station high
school last Monday. The exercises were
indeed entertaining, and all who went
report splendid time enjoyed by every
one.
Miss Annie Blaekman, who has been
the guest of Mrs. A. L. Carpenter for
several weeks, returned to her home in
Ozark, Ala, last Saturday, much to the
regret of her many friends made while
here, especially some of our boys.
Tie barbecue at divers mill last Fri
day was indeed pleasant occasion to all
who attended. Mr.. Oliver is genial,
60 I'd fellow, and his kindness will never
be forgotten.
Mr.. Wesley Dozier. one of Dawson S
M ost prominent business men, accompa.
MED by his sister, Mrs. Speight Baldwin,
were in town Sunday, the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Hill.
Messrs. B, T. Marshall and T. B. Pick
EFT, two of Fort Valleys most prominent
Young men, were in town Sunday and
Monday to the delight of their many
friends and relatives.
Miss Allie Lawhon is at home again
after being'at Cotton Hill for the past
five months, where she has been teach
ing f1ourishing school.
Miss Mide Chappell, of Smithville, and
Mrs. Frank L. Stanton, OF Atlanta, are
visiting the family of Dr.. 7. A. Chappell.
Mrs. w. l.. Simpson, after spending
week with her mother at ChlckasaW-
hatchee. returned home Saturday
Our young people enjoyed another pic
mic at Wrights bridge last Wednesday.
Miss Bonnie Brimberry, of Albany, is
visiting hersis!er, Mrs. J. Fl. Ellerbee'
Miss Susie Lee Ray, of Atlanta, is WIS.,
iting relatives in town this week.
Dink Childs is off for d weeks visit
to see his parents in Macon county.
Miss Annie May Hill is visiting relas
tiyes in Macon this week.
Summer Employment.