The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-23
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS
FROM HEROD AND COMMUNITY
Weeks Occurrences Pithily Para
graphed for News Readers.

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Quite an excitement was caused by
Rev. Quillian having an acute attack
! and falling in the pulpit Sunday
! evening. He rallied after while and
finished his sermon. His young life
holds much promise of future use
| fulness in his Masters service, and
we hope he will soon be restored to
health and be spared many years to
continue his noble life work
Mr.. c. NJ. Harris has made business
trips to Columbus, Cuthbert, Fort
Gaines and other points. He is a
/ hustler and has interested many mon
led men in taking stock in the non
puncture tires. He has driven a hun
dred nails in his tire and it is still
running up into the thousand miles.
Mrs. John Cocker carried her Sun
day school class to Cordray Thurs
day, where they spent a delightful
day. She was assisted in entertaining
them by DR.. and Mrs. Collum and
Mrs Cowan.
Miss Nancy Thomas was a charm
ing hostess Monday evening at a de-
lightful moonlight picnic at Cordray
in honor of her visitors, Misses Jewel /.
and Versenoia Christie, of Florida.
The B. Y. P. U. grows in interest. /
Mrs. Moore, a new group leader, will .
furnish the program Sunday evening. /
Miss Nora Smith will act as quiz .
leader for the occasion.
Mrs. Dennis has returned from
weeks visit to YeOmanS, where she /
was pleasantly entertained by Mes
danes Cocker, McLendon, Jones and .
Tedder.
The work of remodeling the Bap-
list church was begun this week.
Among other improvements there
will be several Sunday school rooms
built.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Ferguson, J.
R. Ferguson, jr., Mrs. Corbin and |
Miss Hattie Kelley have visited Mr.
and Mrs E. P McLendon at Yeo-
mans
Mrs. J. L. Hass has spent several |
days at Yeomans at the bedside of .
her father, Mr.. Frank Cocker, who /
has been very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLain, Mrs. |
Brim, Mrs. Duggan and Misses Nc
Lain and Duggan have visited She'll
man and Cordray.
Miss Salome Anderson, of Macon, |
and Miss Esther Arthur, of Cuthbert, |.
were weekend guests of Miss Melin- .
da Harris.
Miss Winnie Altman, Mr.. Frank .
Everitt and Messrs. Altman spent .
Saturday and Sunday at Edison.
Mrs. Cora Hilley, and Misses Inez /
and Lula Hilley, Of Acworth, will Wis
it the Cowan home this week.
Misses Bronnie Mae and Winnifred .
Brim will return this week from |
Washington and Milledgeville.
Misses Jewel and Versenoia Thorn
as, of Florida, have been attractive
guests of Miss Nancy Thomas.
Mr. Julian Sykes, Of Florida, is on F.
the clerical force at the dry goods
of Brim & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lasseter, of
Dawson, have visited Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. d. LANG near here.
Mr.. Cromer Rauch has returned
from Atlanta, and expects to be call
ed to the navy soon.
Mrs. Charlie Redding and Mrs. R.
L. Arthur. of Cuthbert, have visited
Mrs. c. M. Harris.
Messrs. George McLain, Jesse Hass .
and Cliff McRee have visited in
Americas.
Misses Ida and Bessie Smith have
visited friends near Graves.
Mr. c. H. Melton and Mrs. H. F.
Melton visited Yeomans relatives last
week.
Mr.. Altman, of Wauchula, Florida,
has visited Mr.. L. B. Altman, his
brother.
Nessrs. Key, Spivey and Bryant, of
Alabama, have visited Mr.. W. F, Nc
Rec.
Misses Dorothy Collum and Kath-
ryn Duggan have visited at Ellaville.
Mr.. Earl McLendon, of Yeomans,
has visited Mr. Robert Ferguson.
Mr.. John Cocker and family have
visited relatives in Yeomans.
Mr.. J. c. Hind has made business
trip here.