The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-10-14
HAPPENINGS AT HEROD
ARE PITHILY PARAGHAPED
Little Boy Badly Scalded. Preparing
For Bethel Association.

Col. and Mrs. ]. w. Harris, with
Jim. ir., Mary and Alice, of Cuth-
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Worsham, with
Mary and Elizabeth, Of Fort Gaines,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Massey, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Massey, with ". ". jr.,
and Harris, of Bronwood, were high
ly appreciated guests at the l1ass
home Sunday afternoon.
Rev. J. L. NARROW preached Sun
day to a large and appreciative con
greagtion. He, with his interesting
family, will move to Louisville, KY,
next week, where he will enter the
Theological Seminary for two-year
course in homeletics and other
branches.
Very tender and feeling was the
farewell given to Rev. j. L. NARROW
at the Sunday evening service, as
"God be with you till we met again"
was sang. The entire large congre-
cation gave him the parting hand
and wished him God speed in his new
work
The delegates and various COM
mittees were appointed for the asso-
cldJlOIl
promises to have the people coming
on the trains met and brought out
here, and C. NJ. Harris will assign
them to homes.
Mr.. C. H. Melton, Miss Helen Mel
ton. Miss Nora Smith, Mrs. Jim Co,
ker and Mrs. John Coker attended
the B. w. M. U. at Blakely Thurs
dav. and report an enjoyable and
successful meeting.
Mrs. Dennis returns heartfelt
thanks to very many friends for their
kind and loving attentions to her dur
ing her recent spell of sickness. she
is convalescing now.
Mrs. Coker's Sunday school class
realized a neat sum by selling cream
Saturday afternoon. They will sell
again next Saturday afternoon at the
garage.
our entire community tenders sin
cerest coincidence to one of our
former loved teachers, Miss Marilena
Newman, upon the sad death of her
| father
Mrs. Ruby Duggan, one of our
teachers, who has been on the sick
list few days, is improving, and
we hope will soon be entirely well.
Miss Lucille Shealey, of Washing
ton, D. c., and Miss Florine Cocker,
of Yeomans, were charming week
end guests of Mrs. James Cocker.
Little Hansell McLendon, who was
accidentally scalded last week, is do
| irg remarkably well, and we trust
! will soon be we'll of his burns.
John Kendrick, an experienced car
doctor, has charge of the garage
now, and will appreciate the work
on any and all sick cars.
Our service flag has II stars. All
our boys have returned home and all
have good Jobs. We are proud Of
each one of them.
Little Francis Harris, who has been
taking treatment for supposed mad
dog scratch, is o. k. The dog died a
natural death.
Our Methodist church has been re-
paired and reprinted, which adds so
much to its already good appearance.
Mr.. C. H. Melton and Miss Helen
Melton have visited Prof. and Mrs.
Frank Melton in Blakely.
Mrs. J. L. Hass, Mrs. J. c. Cocker
and Miss Winnifred Altman VISITED
in Dawson last week.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mr.. Newman at Graves
Sunday afternoon.
The present style of chills sure
takes the razzle dazzle out of a fei.
low. FasM
Rev. Holloway will preach Sun
day. Let all come out and hear him:
Lieut.. Carey Melton is expected
to arrive home next Monday.
DIR. Elm Collum made a business
trip to Americas this week.
Mrs. J. L. Hass and Mrs. ]. c. Co.
ker have visited at Yeomans.
Mrs. C. M. Harris and c. NJ. jr.,
visited in Morgan last week.
Mrs. Cowan has visited Mrs. Smith
in Dawson.