The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-06-04
PARROT HELPING
Whip KAISER BILL
TOWN HAS OVERSUBSCRIBED
QUOTA IN ALL CAMP AIGNS
FOR WAR FUNDS.

Parrot is certainly doing her best
to help whip Kaiser Bill. Her citi-
zens are showing great patriotism by
subscribing to all of the government
issues. In the recent third liberty
loan campaign PARROTS allotment
was S32,350, and not being satisfied
with meeting her quota she went over
the top and subscribed $48, $50, be-
sides having already subscribed heav-
lily to the first and second liberty
loan issues.
The PARROT branch of the Red
Cross is also very much alive. The
finance committee is keeping it's
treasury filled-there being about
5000 in it at present-and the ladies
of the town are devoting much of
their time to making hospital gar
ments. In the last two weeks they
have made seventy-three hospital
shirts, and in the future hope to
make at least thirty garments a
week.
In the Red Cross war fund cam
paign, as is her custom in everything
she undertakes, Parrot went over
the top. She was assessed $500, but
her subscribers brought her contri-
buttons up to $553.35. She wishes
to express to the following contribu-
tors to the Red Cross war fund her
sincerest thanks of appreciation, and
especially does she desire to thank
her colored friends for their support
and liberality in this great work:
White-J. W. Tilley 800, S. j.
Garter $40, J. T. Arnold $40, M. D.
Pierce SO, G. w. Lee $40, l.. l..
Tilley, ST., $40, L. L. Tilley, jr., $40,
]. W. ChambEss $40, Carl C. Fetch
er SO, J. Mercer Marshall SO, R. R.
Snellgrove IS, J. H. Lee SIS, W. NJ.
Dunn IS, Mrs. L. L. Tilley, jr., SIS,
Roy Pinkston SIS, Mr.. Bayliss SIS, R.
j. Lain IS, w. R. Pinkston IS, E. ).
Pinkston IS, H. L. Pierce S., DR.. J.
B. Parham SIS, Jonathan Bridges SIS,
S. A. McKennon SIS, 2. Jordan IS,
Cecil Pritchard SIS, j. H. Pritchard
SIS, w. S. Flowers SIS, j. F. Wright
SIS, (. +. Pinkston SIS, L. G. Pinkston
SIS, J. c. Whaley IS, T. J. Herring
SIS, J. f. Summer IS, Wheatley Pow
ell SIS, j. T. Thornton, jr., SIS, w. r.
Arnold IS, G. T. Lee 81, H. M.
0'Quinn S4, S. C. Yarbrough Sd, j.
W. Richardson So, Miss Ida Lee
Pritchard SO, Miss Bertha Lee SO, J.
/. Kenyon SO, W. H. Marshall $3.50,
W. G. Dunn $3.50, Howard Arnold
$3.50, Chummy Mcneil 50, H. A.
Cook 50, C. F. Oxford So, Bill Fus-
sell So, Mrs. M. E. Rutherford 50,
Crawford Wills 50, Mrs. J. H. Pritch-
ard 50, A. E., Kennedy 50, Mrs. Jas.
Whaley 50, James Whaley 50, G. H.
Kenyon $1.25, j. 7. Thornton, ST.,
81, Mrs. r. Ellerbee 81, W. H. Fletch-
CT 81. ]. 0. Cannon 81, S. B. Pink
ston 81. R. E. Smith 81, W. D. Nor
gan 81, J. L. Kennedy 81, Mrs. w.
6. Jennings 81, Mrs. Crawford Wills
81, Lewis Sears 81, J. A. Cochran
81, Ross Brown 81, w C. Edwards
81, Mrs. G. T. Marshall 81, Holman
Drew 81, Roby Cain 81, j. P. Stubs
81, Mrs. Billie McGill 81, Miss Mary
Marshall 81, Walter Marshall, jr., 81,
w. K. Mitchiner 81, J. Clinton Pink
ston soc. Jack Smith soc, w. M.
jenkins SOC, j. H. Cole soc, Joe Ed
Cochran SOC, Mrs. W. D. Morgan soc,
Mrs. J. W. Mcneil 25c, W. I. Powell
25c, Mrs. Dock Culpepper 25c, Mrs.
Ann Culpepper 25c, J. H. Hancock
25c, Mrs. Matte McGill 25c, Mrs.
Lizzie Kenyon 25c, W. S. Hancock
25c.
Colored-Jim Hill IS, Emmie
Crawford IS, Mamie Smith IS, Bus
ter Marshall SIS, Charley Marshall
SIS, Frances Iverson IS, Tom Pickett
SIS, Will Glenn $5,Jordan Myrick IS.
VIII Hogan IS, Will Patterson SIS,
Aaron Mccoy IS, Manse Oxford So,
Lewis Smith So, John Hodges SIS,
Charley Hampton SIS, Lucy Flewellen