The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-09-06
News and Personals

Miss Annie May Horne is visiting
her sister, Mrs A. P. Sans.
DR.. Weathers accompanied Mr. E.
R. Cheney to Albany Tuesday
Miss Bette Monroe has been with
Miss Winnifred Terry several days.
Miss Pearlie Schramm is filling Mrs.
Nettie Orr's place at J. A. Whites.
Mrs. H. P. Whaley, of Brooksville,
with her sister, Miss Lota Walker.
Miss Matte Walker left Friday for
Atlanta en- route to school i'll Athens.
Miss Ruby Carter, OF Valdosta, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. O. Young.
Miss Marjorie Crittenden has visited
her aunt in Cuthbert, Mrs. F. H. Da-
Wis.
Mrs. C. c. Carnes, of Americas, wac
the guest of Mrs. A. p. Sans the past
week.
Miss Opal Payne left Tuesday to
continue her work in the millinery
business.
Miss Isabel Davis, of Cuthbert has
visited her grandmother, Mrs. J. +.
Crittenden.
Miss Inez Crouch arrived Sunday
to resume her duties at the Stella
Holmes Co.
Mrs. R. D. Cunningham and little
son left Friday for their home in
White Plains, Ga.
Miss Carrie F. Terry has returned
relatives in Alabama.
Mrs. Roselle Martin left Friday to
take up her work in the public schools
at Spartanburg, S, C.
Miss Annette Arthur spent several
days in Cuthbert during the past week
with Miss Will Ella Arthur.
A number of the young people at
tended the John Slaughter dance in
Cuthbert Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Stanley Henderson and little
daughter, of Albany, have visited her
mother, Mrs. John NJ Wooten
Miss Sadie Weathers is filling Miss
Sybil Martins place at Wright's gar
age during the latter's absence.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Ferguson, OF
Graves, spent Friday with Mrs Fer
guson's mother, Mrs J. E Lanier.
Rev L. R. Pitcher has returned al
ter spending several weeks with his
brother, Rev Pitcher, in Abbeville.
Mrs. Paul Dozier and children, of
Morgan, were with her sister, Mrs
H. c. Bower, during the past week
Friends of Mrs Nettie Orr are
pleased to learn that she is now con-
nected with w. c. Franklin's grocery.
Miss Estelle Parker, of Atlanta, was
the guest Of Mrs. Leonora Joiner for
several days. She returned home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Cheney left
Sunday for Macon. Mr.. Cheney will
consult physicians during his stay
there.
Miss Gladly Weathers left Friday
for Columbia, Ala, where she will take
up her duties in the Columbia public
school,
Mrs. NJ. O. Carroll, of Ozark, Ala,
left, Thursday after spending several
days with her mother, Mrs NJ w
Tarver.
Mr.. Clarence Lunsford, OF Atlanta,
was in Shellman several days the past
week with his brother, Mr. c. l.
LunsfOrd.
Donald Crittenden spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Eula Critten-
den, and sister, Mrs. J. w. Langford,
i'll Albany
Rev. ]. W. FINLEY left Wednesday
for Montgomery to be with his daugh-
ter, Miss Villa Leigh FINLEY, who is
in a hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Johnson was
called to the bedside of Mrs John
sons mother, Mrs Pomp Cheney, last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Hugh Cheney and children
left Wednesday to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Cheneys sister, Mrs
Harms, in Telogie, Fla.
Midshipman George F. Watson is
at home from Annapolis, Md, spend
ing his vacation with his mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Watson.
Misses Anna Rea Crittenden and
Annie Coxwell, Mrs. George Martin
and son, George, jr, and Mr. W. NJ
Crittenden returned Wednesday after
several weeks touring in north Ala
bama
Mrs. B. T. Reese and Mrs. J. N.
Watts attended the school of methods
at Wesleyan college in Macon. Mrs.
Reese was sent as the special repre-
sentative OF the Methodist Sunday
school.