The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-10-16

patterns.
Sixth, Mrs. j. w. .Dismuke was
Alice Leary, of Pike county, Ala
bama. Born September 5. 1856;
married to James w. Dismuke De-
cember Is, 1878. Mrs. Dismuke's
modest and gentle womanhood has
had its. effect in the purifying of So
cial life and in strengthening church
tactivities.
Seventh, Mrs. J. Wooten was Re
becca Taylor, of Cuthbert, Ga, born
November 81, 1871; married to JAS
Wooten March %, 1878. Mrs. Woot-
en- possesses a strong personality
Her marked musical gift and culture
left their impress upon Andrew Col
lege, her alma mater, and Cuthbert
at large. Dawson has the advantage
of her gift in their maturity. Mrs.
Wooten's motherhood is true and
beautiful, and already she is living in
the lives of her children, Rebecca and
James.
Eighth, Mrs. j. T. Lee was Rosina
Minis, of Warren county. Born Mar.
26, 1913; married to DR.. J. T. Lee in
Terrell county November 10, 1865.
She joined the Methodist church
when girl. Her consistent Christian
life has been an influence that guild
ed husband and children Alright and
has been factor in the progress of
Christ's kingdom throughout the
county.
Bottom row, right to left.
First, Mrs. Fannie D. Brown, the
daughter of James Madison Donal-
son, and Carolyn B. Swami, was born
and reared at cambridge, Ga. Mrs.
Brown is the widow of the Late John
Milton Brown, who for so many years
was editor of the cambridge Demo
crat. She and her husband were al
ways leaders in every movement for
the social, moral and spiritual uplift
of humanity in their home town. Mrs.
Brown for number Of years has liv-
ed in Dawson and has been that
force that has impressed all lives
that she touched, with the experience
that they are in the presence of a
purer being, and there is that in her
nature that brings people nearer to
q better world. God has wonderful
ly used this mother.
4 Second, Mrs. J. E. Harvey was
jamie Henrick; born in Hamburg
county, South Carolina, Sept. IA,
1871; married to James E. Harvey
Septemben 16, 1863. Most of her
married life was spent in Brunswick
She has been a widow since 1894
Mrs. Harvey has lived well in all of
her varied experience; she has ever
permitted to heaven. Her children are
men and women who are blessing the
world with lives that are worth while
She has given a daughter to the
Methodist iteneracy and Dawson, anG
the Methodist church now feel the
combined force of the consecrateC
life of mother and daughter.
Third, Mrs. N. w. Dozier, the hon.
Gree of the occasion, was Mary Full
err, of Warren county; born June 26
1882. She was reared by Christian
parents and joined the Fountain
Methodist church in 1874, Rev. F. R
Freeman being the pastor. She was
married to N. Wesley Dozier January
6, 1856, and came to Stewart county
to live. In 1854 she moved to Weston
and in 1871 she came to Dawson
where she has since resided. Mrs
Dozier is rare woman; she is gen.
tie, keeping your love as she has wor
| it, by a thousand nameless and mod.
est virtues, which radiate from hel
whole life and action. She sheds hel
kindness as heaven sheds dew. Hel
consecrated Christian life has beer
an uplifting force in Dawson fol
forty-six years. She will continue tc
live in the lives of her sons anC
! daughter. The influence of this lift