The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-07-21
HEROD HAPPENINGS.
Mr.. Melton Accepts the Colomokee
School. Revival Meetings.

/ School. Revival Meetings.
Revival services were closed at the
Methodist church Thursday on ac-
count of sickness in the pastors fam
/ lily. Rev Charlie Clarke did most
Of the preaching. He is an eloquent
divine, and his sermons were some
! of the best ever preached here. At
! tentive congregations were at each
! service, and much interest was mani
tested.
Mr.. Carl Smith came out last week
and installed the electric lights in
the Baptist church. Someone re-
marked: IF their spiritual light is
as bright as their electric light they
will need no revival" There is moth
| ing so good but it can be better.
Col. John Thomas Brim rendered
an auto drive to four of Herod's
popular society leaders Saturday af-
ternoon. He is o. K, and his popu-
larity has never Waned since he was
little Jack Brim.
Rev. Jordan will preach Saturday
and Sunday at the Baptist church.
Rev. Barclay will continue the SER
vices during the week. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to at
tend each service.
Mrs. VIM. Curry of Shelman and
Mrs. r. L. Arthur of Cuthbert, with
Misses Lucille, Wilella and Hester
Curry of Cuthbert, visited relatives
here several days recently.t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Martin went
down to Albany Sunday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Weston. Mrs. Martin
and little Annie Belle will spend the
week.
Mr.. Frank Melton, who was re-
Gently elected principal of the Sasser
school, has accepted the school at
CoIomokee, where he taught last
term.
J. Pluvius has been in the lime
light for quite while here, and gave
a near cloud burst on the farm of
Mr.. j. H. Bellfiower last week.
Miss Alma McLain will return this
week from a pleasant outing to At
lanta, Tallulah Falls and other places
of interest.
Miss Sallie Will McLain, who has
been a popular visitor to relatives
here, returned to Dawson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coker will re-
turn this week from pleasant visit
to relatives in Macon and Grovania |
Messrs. c. NJ. Harris and J. P. |
Hanna went over to Sasser Sunday |
to hear Rev. Culberson preach.
Clever Leon McLendon, who has
been sick, is back at his job in the |
store, and visiting his best girl.
Misses Sara and Mary English |
have returned from pleasant visits to |
Richland, Parrot and Dawson.
Mesdames Rauch and Collum and |
Miss Ethel Brim, who have been on |
the sick list, are cOnvalesing.
Messrs. Herschell Brim and j. E.
McCrea of Mitchell county have been
welcome visitors here recently.
Miss Leila Mathews of Dawson has !
been a recent popular guest of Misses
Ruth and Olive McLendon.
Misses Agnes and Loomye Brim |
have returned from pleasant visit |
to friends at Yeomans.
Rev. D. S. Dennard left for Weston |
last week. He will be engaged in |
two revivals this month.
Miss Sallie Billingslea of Albany |
will arrive this week to be the guest |
of Mrs. D. j. Dennis.
Madame Rumor insists that the
wedding bells will ring here in the |
near future.
Little Dan Cupid and Hymen will |
pull off a stunt here in the not dis
tant future.
Mr.. Ed Mathis of near Brentwood |
was among our welcome Sunday Wis |
itors.
Mr.. Earl Mathews of Dawson spent
the weekend with Mr.. Raymond Nc
Tendon.
Master Wade Hass of Dawson has
been spending several days with |
Master DIVA Cocker.
Miss Cleo Harris has been a guest
at Miss Bertha Lees house party this |
week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee of Do
verel visited relatives here last week. |
Messrs. ]. T. and Grady Brim |
went over to Sasser Sunday.
Miss and Mr.. Sem of Bethel were
pleasant visitors here Sunday.