The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-16
THE LEAGUERS WILL COME TOMORROW
Annual Convention of the South Georgia Conference
VIII Convene in Dawson Thursday Night

Last week Dawson entertained
big state religious body-the State
pbiIathea Union-and another comes
this week.
Tomorrow Thursday evening the
annual conference of the South Geor-
ola Epworth League will convene in
the Methodist church for a session
Of three days.
The delegates, of whom nearly 200
are expected, will begin arriving on
the early trains Thursday, and will
he met by reception committees.
Following are the names of the
delegates and the homes at which
they will be entertained:
Mrs. J. D. Laing-A. P Harley
of Thomasville, and Ed F. Cook of
Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs w, j, Lewis-4C. B. Lewis and
Lee Cone of Macon.
Mrs. w. H. DaVis-Walter McMi-
chael of Cuthbert, and Geo. R. Neel
of Thomasvile.
Mrs. n. T.. Kenyon-Metteau
Johnson and John B. Cobb of Macon.
Mrs #. M Columbus
Keen of Macon, and w. A. Walker
of Quitmag-
Mrs. J. T.. Ragan--Misses Willie
Johnson and Lorinne Carter of Rich
land.
Mrs. F. b. Clark-Misses Inez Ben
nett and Helen Carter of Perry.
Mrs. D. Flynn-Misses Corine Fa-
gan and Louise Kiker of Americas,
Mrs. c. F.. Russell and Miss Stella
Truslow sf Savannah.
Mrs. Fl. A. Petty-C, L. Hodges
and S. r, Brinson of Brinson.
Mrs. J. p. lPerry-T. P. Clancy of
Glenwood, and John Waters of Vida
Tia.
Mrs. q. B. Chester-M Misses Lizzie
Riley and Odessa Pierce of Macon
Mrs. Z. It. 'Cocke-Mrs. ]. H. Aiken
of Edison, and Mrs. j. w. Pate of
QuitmaR.
Mrs. j. C. Parks-Misses Bessie
Houser and Evelyn Num- of Perry,
and Mary E. Dozier of Columbus and
Rose Bishop.
Mrs. ~. A. Baldwin,. F. MeRae
of McRae, Frank Bailey of St.
Marys, j. T. Dozier of Macon, and
Weberf0rce Clifford of Carlo.
Mrs. Mary Baldwin,. M. Fuller
of Perry, and Paul Lewis of Macon
Mrs. F. Misses Oda
Tebeau and Martha Webb of Cuth-
bert
Mrs. T. j. Hart-Misses Mae Fore
hand of Vienna, and Mildred Cannon
of MacGn.
Mrs. A. ]. Carver-Misses Ethel
Spence and Marion Spence of Thorn
asville.
Mrs. w. B. Cheatham-Misses
Alice Boyd of Americas, and Leila
Birch 81 Macon.
Mrs. L. c. Hoyl-J. L. Christian
of Savannah, and w. M. English of
Americas.
Mrs. B. B. Perry-Rev. j. R.
Wardlaw of Waycross, and Rev. J.
M. Cutler of Dublin.
Mrs. c. F. Crouch-Misses Alice
Burden of Macon, and Pennington of
Eastman.
Mrs. G. M. Roberts-Misses Ada
Jane Dolan and Bernice Brooks of
Columbus.
Mrs. A. 81. Misses Clyde
Cannon and Annie Jones of Column
bus, and Minnie MunrOe of Sawam-
nah.
Mrs. ]. "A. Horsley-Misses Norma
Holland Snd Ruth McMillen of Don
alsonville-
Mrs. ]. T. Williams-Misses Anna
Hughes ami nNita Brannen of States
boro.
Mrs. Frank Thompson-Mrs. c. z.
Saunders of Edison, and Mrs. B. f.
Bussey of Ghauncey.
Mrs. J. S. Clay-Misses Emma Par
sons and Bsanfa Merkinson of Brin-
son.
Mrs. S. N. Rauch-M. V. Griffin
and Rev. NJ wv Carmichael of Brin-
son.
Mrs. ]. H. Mercer-Mrs. Frank
Fincher and Miss Eula Prator of FIT.
Valley, and Misses Leta Pittman and
Julia Davenport of Townsville.
Mrs. C. l. Mize-Misses Susie
Stubs and Ialeah Wight of Carlo.
Mrs. L. G. Hill-Henry Cameron
of Thomasville
Mrs. ]. H. Oxford-Rev. J. NJ.
Rustin of Plains, and Rev. ]. C.
Postelle of Richland.
Mrs. G. A. Harris-Misses Ethel
WYEne of Eastman, Annie Wooten
of McRae, and Alba Harrington of
POulan.
Mrs. Payne-Mfss Lucille Hill of
Sylvester.
Mrs. L. Lamar-Misses Haze Dis
make, Bertha McInDIiis and Mamie
Pipkin of Ocilla, and Bob William
son of Sylvester.
Mrs. L. C. Durham-Misses Lois
Tolbert of Brinson, and Mamie Tow
sou of Carlo.
Mrs. z. L. Rainey-Miss Willie
rene Rainey of Perry, and Arthur