The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-10
HEROD HAPPENINGS
PITHILY Photographed
BIG BARBECUE ON FRIDAY AT
1880 P. M. OTHER INTER
ESTING ITEMS.

There will be a barbecue here Fri
day evening the 18th. Plates Will be
well filled and ready to be served at
$50 o'clock, perhaps earlier, and Wi!
he only so cents. The club girls viii
sell candy OF their own making, and
they sure know how to make good
candy. 1t goes without saying that the
barbecue will be 0. k, as the Chef mas
had so much experience Everybody,
far and near are invited TO come. II
the weather suits we Will entertain
with the radio.
The two visiting young ladies were
entertained in a delightful manner by
Miss Melinda Harris at prom party
IN Saturday evening There were sew
era1 couples present At a late hour
sweet course was served.
Each and every member OF the b.
Y p. L. is urged to be present Sun
dav evening, as business OF import
arce is to be transacted. Mr.. Carey
Melton will hear the quiz, 50 be pre-
pared for it.
Mr.. John McCollum, OF Columbus,
NJ and Mrs. Bob McCollum and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Crouch, OF Dawson;
have De6n pheasant : uNo19 49,
Mrs Don Aven and Don, Jr.
Our ladies are visiting Dawson real
often. getting their glad rags for the
coming season. The long skirts have
already appeared here, though the
short ones are preferred.
Mr.. Joseph McLendon, with his two
attractive daughters, Misses VIVIAN
and Annabel, and Miss jenkins were
among the out-of-town guests at the
club oyster supper
The oyster supper on FRIDAY eve
ming was a big success" socially ana
financially. Pleasure and comradeship
reigned supreme, and mrth crowned
the occasion
{. NJ. Harris, jr., one Of our most
popular little boys, won the Palace
theatre bicycle He is proud and
happy boy, and we all rejoice with
him.
The radio directors met Friday eve
ming after the oyster supper and dis
patched good business. Prot, ). Y.
Richardson promises something tine
now.
Friday evening was won by Mr. j..
H. Bennower, who very graclously
presented it to Mrs. J. H. Belltower.
Miss Ethel Horsley, OF Dawson:
was an attractive weekend guest OF
Miss Bertha Brim. She rendered her
self very popular with her fine music.
The Herod Woman's Club meets
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock. A
full attendance is desired. New mem
bcrs and all ladies welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Massey, with
Harris Massey, made a short visit
here Sunday afternoon en- route home
from Fort Gaines.
Mr.. Grady Brim, OF Washington,
and Mr. and Mrs Hitler Brim, OF
New York, visited their parents here
the past weekend.
The federated club meeting at Bron-
wood was attended by Mesdames Har-
ris, Hanah and Cocker. They gave
fine report of it.
We welcome. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Altman back to Herod. We are all
glad to have them living in our com
munity again.
The Summerhil Association which
convenes at Beneyolence this week
will be attended by several from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McLendon,
with Napier ard Hansel, have visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim McLendon.
Miss Minagene Chambliss, OF 4eo..
mans, has been a popular guest OF
Misses Mary and jamie Cocker
A co1ored man was fined here sun
day for oyerspeeding, as his driving
was dangerous to pedestrians.
All the men are invited to Sunday
school next Sabbath Mr. Melton has
a special message for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger LANG and MI
Marjorie LANG, of Dawson, have Wis
tied relatives here
Dir. and Mrs Collum, with Dorothy
and Julian Collum, of Brentwood, have
visited relatives here.
Be sure to come to the benefit bar
becue Friday night. You'll be sorry
if you miss IT,
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Harris and Mrs.
Hannah have visited relatives in
Brentwood.
has visited Mr.. I T. Beethoven
Mrs. John Coker has visited Mrs.
Collum in Brentwood
Mrs. Ruby Duggan has returned
from Atlanta.
Mr. Aycocil, OF Graves, has been a
visitor here.