The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
LAUNCH SUNDAY
SCHOOL CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINT
ED FOR THE CITY AND THE
SURROUNDING SECTION.

Interest in Sunday school work in
Dawson seems to be at high tide, and
the. good results from activities along
that line are far reaching. Not salts
fed with past achievements however,
leaders in the different schools have
formulated plans for an intensive cam
paign, which they hope will not only
add greatly to the attendance but
arouse deep interest in the study Of
the Bible as fundamental to higher
and better living.
A meeting OF the directors OF the
United Sunday school drive was held
in the Baraca room on the Baptist
church lawn on Sunday afternoon Tor
the purpose of getting the work OF the
campaign launched.
The directors are Rev. George A.
Grille, OF the Presbyterian church,
chairman; Mr. r. L. Saville, OF the
Methodist Sunday school, and Mr.. !.
c. Hollingsworth, OF the Baptist Sun
day school
Others attending the meeting were
Rev. Reese Griffin, Rev. S. F. Lowe,
Ed Stevens, r. d. Smith, E. T. Beas
ley, Mrs. Z. T. Beasley, Mrs. VIII
Bartlett and Miss Lucy Helen Jen-
'''' Rev. George Grille was elected
chairman and R. D. Smith secretary,
and the following committees were
appointed
Pubncity--B, C. Perry, ]. B. Petty,
c. NJ Adams.
Survey or census committees:
District No. !, all OF Fourth avenue
Mrs. r. c. McCollum, Mrs F. R.
Crouch.
District No. 2, east Lee street to
Crawford street-Mrs. B. B. Perry,
Mrs. d. c. Pickett.
District No. 3, east Lee street from
Crawford east to Pecan street-Mrs.
G. A. Gibson, Mrs. Henry Rauch.
District No 4, all OF Sixth avenue
Mrs. F. c. HUE, Mrs. A. E. Joiner.
District No. 4, Seventh avenue east
to R. G. Dozier's-Mrs. ]. R. Webb,
Miss Minnie Bridges.
District No E, Seventh avenue from
r. G. Dozier's east-Miss Belle Brown
and Mrs ]. K. Murphy.
District No. 7, all OF Church street.
Mrs. r. E. Bell, Mrs. T. B. Raines.
District No. 8, all of College street
east from G. L. UpshaW's-M J. c.
Hicks, Miss Estelle Melton.
District No 9, Eleventh avenue
Crawford and Lemon streets-Miss
Louise McNulty, Mrs. Jack McNulty.
District No. 10, Orange street, Tenth
and Twelfth avenues-AIrs. C. c.
Jones, Mrs. T. E. Bum.
District No. II. Stonewall street.
Mrs. c. NJ Adams. Mrs. J. c. Hind.
District No y, Main street to just
beyond Darius Brown store-Mrs. z.
c. PaschaI, Mrs Will Melton.
District No. IS, Vine street-Mrs.
Dan Finn, Mrs. ]. w. Salter.
District No. IA, Herod to three-mile
post, Elladale estate towards Albany
Mrs. E. T. Beasley, Mrs. ]. H. Witch
District No. IS, Graves, Dover and
New Hope roads-Mrs Emma Raines,
Mrs. j. F. Lark.
District No. 10, Lee street road
Mrs. Ivey Melton, Mrs. Jonathan
District No. II, Brentwood road
Mrs. George D. Jennings, Miss Fran
ces Peddy.
District No. 18, Americas road
Mrs. J. H Collier, Mrs. Carver Fox.
District No. 10, Parrot road-Mrs
Julian Paschal, Mrs. S. S. James,
District No 20, New Bethel road
Mrs. Ed Hart, Mrs. Dudley Mize.
1t is the purpose Of the directors to
make complete religious survey of
D awson and adjoining territory
through this survey committee as
early in March as possible. A meeting
OF this committee will be held next
Sunday afternoon. Pastors Grille, Grit
fin and Lowe were appointed to have
ready and present at this meeting sur
vey blanks
The last Sunday in April is to be
the great day OF the campaign. Plans
are being made for the attendance OF
at least a thousand or twelve hundred
on that date.