The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29
.HEROD HAPPENINGS
PlTHILY Photographed
PRETTY PRE-NUPTIAL AFFAIR
GIVEN FOR MISS KELLEY.
OTHER SOCIAL NEWS.

A a pre-nuptial affair for Miss Marie
Kelley the Misses Smith entertained
at delightful spend the-day party on
Tuesday Dainty work for the bride
to-be was engaged in by those pres
ent. The menu for the dinner was de-
licious and appropriate for the occa-
sion. Covers were placed for twelve;
five of them being Tor members OF the
Fidelis class.
On Wednesday the Misses Jones
were hostesses at a spend-the-day
party with Miss Marie Kelley as hon
oree. Four of the Fidelis class were
present, each vieing with the other to
make everything pleasant for their
class mate The we'll appointed table
with the splendid dinner was one OF
the attractions OF the happy day for
all who were among the elect.
Mrs. r. B. Ferguson, Mrs. VIII
Kelley and Others entertained at pleas
ant affairs for Miss Marie Kelley last
week
Miss Winnifred Brim came home
from Sylvester Saturday and accom-
panied her brother, Hitler, to Atlanta
Sunday, where they will attend Sc
ries Of entertainments for Mr.. Hitler
Brim and Miss Blanche Ryan previous
to their wedding on Wednesday eve
ming. Our heartiest congratulations
are extended to them. We will give
them a glad welcome when they re-
turn on the 18th.
The new B. y. p. u. officers in
stalled Sunday evening were Mrs. J.,
T. Coker, president O. w. Coker, vice
president; Miss Essie Cannon, .secre-
Mary McLendon, Miss Estelle Jones
tary; Mrs Hannah, quiz leader; Mrs.
and Mr.. Carey Melton, group lead
ers. Mrs. McLendou and group No
l will furnish the program Sunday
evening.
Mesdames McRee Cowan, Altman,
Hass and McLendon, with DIR. and
Mrs. Elm Collum and Mr. J. B. Brim,
Tuesday, with the usual hsherman's
luck.
Aunt Carrie Gantling, the best col
ored person in the entire community,
died Sunday night She had many
friends among the white people who
regret to learn OF her death.
We regret hat Mrs. Hannah has
been on the sick list for several days.
She was taken very suddenly i'll i'll
Dawson Thursday. We are glad she
is improving.
Mrs. R. B. Ferguson gave an Eas-
ter egg hunt to her Sunday school
class on Saturday afternoon. The lit
tie tots all enjoyed it to the limit and
then some
Miss Daisy McGhee, of Atlanta.
was here last weekend and planned
for a county Sunday school conven-
ton at this place the fifth Sunday in
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kelley have
moved in from their country home to
live with their father, Mr.. J. H. Kel-
ley. We gladly welcome them.
Mrs. John T. Coker entertained at
pleasant spend the-day party on
Wednesday for Mrs. Hood and Mrs.
Jim Coker
A travelling movie and vaudeville
exhibited in the school auditorium on
Friday and Saturday evenings to good
audiences.
i Quite a number of ninrods went
down to Beach Grove last week and
spent the night fishing, with unusual
success.
Mrs. T. c. Geise and attractive
| young daughter, Miss Elizabeth, have
been pleasant visitors at the .Hass
| home.
Mrs. faoyd Aycocte, OF Graves, and
Miss Pearl Aycocke, of Moultrie, Wis
tied relatives here last week
Mrs. X. W. Harris and Miss Fran
ces Harris are visiting relatives in
Fitzgerald.
| Mr.. Alton Reddick has visited in
PARROT, where he met his new broth
er-in-law.
Messrs. ]. L. Hass and J. T. Bel
flower went to Albany on business
| Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hass, Mrs. Col1er and
Mrs. Hannah shopped in Dawson
Thursday.
One OF our handsome boys finds
Randolph very attractive about twice
week
from a pleasant visit to Dawson
| friends
Mr.. Harris Melton, of Graves, has
visited Mr. J. H. Kelley.
Mrs Jim Believer has visited
| friends in Mitchell.
Mr.. John Paul Harris has visited
in Fitzgerald.