The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF
HER0D AND COMMUNITY
Lightning Strikes a Home. Thrown
From Mule and Killed. Sunbeams
Render Interesting Program.

From Mule and Killed. Sunbeams
Render Interesting Program.
The following program was rem
dered at the Baptist church Sunday
morning by the Sunbeams. Each
child did their part splendidly.
Scripture reading and prayer, Rev.
Paul f. Weekley; Song, Happy Little
Christians; Quiz on state missions;
Reading, Vivian McLendon; Missions,
Acrostic, eight girls ;.,What we are
thankful for little folks; Reading,
Ahnabel McLendon; Song, Little Sun
beams; Reading, Bertha Brim; Read
ing, little Ruth Sem; Georgia Acros-
tic, seven children; Reading, Malin-
da Harris; Reading, Nettie Belle
Smith; Reading, Miss Helen Melton;
Offertory, Its a long way to
China" instrumental. The Offering
was fine, but the children were finer.
Our heartiest congratulations are
extended to Mr.. Glenn Rainey and
Miss Beck LANG upon their APP
preaching wedding. May their
honeymoon never wane, but wax
brighter and brighter as the years
go by; may they always be as happy
as they are upon this their wedding
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland BEim en-
tertained some of the younger set at
q rock party Wednesday evening.
Among the out-of-town guests were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony, Miss Mount,
Mr.. VIII Lundy, Jr., and Mr.. Travis
Miller Of Sasser. 1t was delightful
occasion.
The children enjoyed an Easter egg
hunt on the school campus Friday
afternoon. The teachers got the rab-
bits to furnish about 100 eggs.
While the rabbits were busy Miss
Miller gave a story to the kids and
Miss Bertha Brim recited Water
melon"
The Parent Teacher association
will meet Friday at 3 p. m. The
young ladies are invited to meet also
with the married ladies. fine pro-
gram is promised.
Lightning struck the home Of Mrs.
VIM. johnson and tore out one of
the porch columns, and knocked some
brick out Of the chimney. The family
were unhurt.
The officers and as many members
Of the B. Y. P. L. as can do so will
meet at Mrs. Dennis Wednesday
evening on business.
Uncle Sam Harris, a worthy color
ed man, was thrown from young
mule last week. His death resulted
in a fe. days.
Miss Helen Melton wants all the
children who will join the Sunbeams
to meet at the church Saturday at
o'clock
Mrs. Lille Johnston entertained
at pleasant spend-the-day party on
Friday. All enjoyed the occasion.
Mr. Ed Stewart and sister, Miss
Annie Stewart, of Brooksville, were
pleasant guests here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. McLain spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hill in Dawson.
Miss Susie Chamliss spent the
weekend with friends and relatives
at Graves.
Messrs. Coley, Kelley and j. II.
McLendon have been elected school
trustees.
Miss Clara Miller went to Bron-
wood Saturday to attend family
reunion.
Mr. Stovall Of Leesburg and Mr.
leomans OF Americas have visited
here.
Miss Alice Dennis of Brooksville
spent the weekend with relatives
here
Messrs. Cliff McRae and Cromer
Rauch have been visiting in Morgan.
Mis-, Evelyn Rice Of Randolph has
. been visiting the Misses Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland Brim have
been visiting in Macon.
Nj. Jack Williams Of Morgan was
hove Sunday.
The three C's have visited Yeo-
mans.