The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-11-21
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Negro Boy Turns Car Over in Order
To Avert Serious Accident


The cane grinding affair by those
clever boys, Bill and NJ. D. Laing,
was delightful There was good
crowd present, Notwithstanding the
carnival and movies. Miss Mollie
Stewart OF Dawson, gave several num-
bers on the ukelele, and rendered some
fine solos, which added much to the
pleasure OF the occasion.
AS Horace Webb, colored, was
carrying Maxwell Bigelow, one OF our
school boys, home, he tried to miss
running over some children and turn
ed his car over. There were only a
few flesh wounds, but the car was
damaged considerably.
1t will be of pleasing interest to the
many friends OF Rev. l.. Marlowe,
former loved pastor of the Baptist
church, to know that he has accepted
a call to one OF the churches in Do
than Ala, at good salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Reddick enter
tanned for the visiting teachers Miss
es Rogers, Coker and Ward, with a
matinee at the Palace theatre on Fri
day evening Then on Saturday they
took trip to Albany.
The members of Mountain Grove
(coloreD Baptist church here are rails
ing money to improve their church.
Last week they had the Passion
PLAY" and realized a neat sum.
Mr.. and Mrs Reddick compliments
ed the visiting teachers with a dinner
party that was attractive and delicious
and was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
Miss Annie May Gay, Mr.. Johnnie
viii Gay and Mr.. Todd, OF Chicka-
sawhatchee, were welcome guests at
the B. Y P. U. Sunday evening.
Mr.. Henley Of Baker county, visit
ed here last week. He will soon move
will receive a cordial welcome.
1t has been said that little Cyril
Ferguson, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Ferguson, would win the prize in any
baby show
Mr.. Coker Riley, with Mesdames
Coker, Hass and Hannah and Miss
Amelia Hass, spent Thursday in Al
bany.
Miss Florinc Coker and Miss Flora
Rogers, OF Parrot, were pleasant
weekend guests OF Mrs. J, L. Hass.
Little Mary Cocker gave a sweet
reading at the B. Y. ?. u. Sunday
evening that was much appreciated.
Messrs. J. H. Brim, J. H. Bellhow-
er and J. z. Brim made business
trip to Mitchell last week.
Miss Ward, OF Benevolence, was an
attractive guest at the Reddick home
Saturday and Sunday.
Don't forget Rev. Blackwell preach
es at the Baptist church Friday eve
ming at $50 O'Clock.
Misses Nellie Breedlove and Alice
Kimble, OF Graves, have been guests
at the Laing home.
Mrs. Duea will leave this week for
a visit of several weeks with friends
in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner, OF Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, have visited Mr.. and Mrs
K. w. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger LANG and Miss
Morjorie LANG, OF Dawson, have Wis
tied here.
Messrs. Ross and Hass made a bus
mess trip to Jacksonville the past
week.
DIR. Collum and Mr.. Knowell, OF
Bronwood, have made business trip
here.
Officers meeting at the Baptist
church saturday evening at OBS.
Mr. Ed Friedson, OF Albany, has
been an appreciated guest here,
The carnival was well attended by
pleasure seekers from here.
Mr.. R. B. McLain, OF Dawson, has
made a business trip here.
Mr.. {. NJ. Harris is in Moultrie and
other points this week.
Mr.. Jim Cocker made a business trip
to Albany last week
Miss Gay, OF Chickasawhatchee, has
visited Misses Jones
Misses Ida and Bessie Smith have
visited in Dawson.
Mrs John Coker visited in Yeo-
mans Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs Richardson have Wis
tied in Dawson.
Mrs. Frank Riley visited in Dawson
Thursday.