The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-09-12
Happenings at Herod
Are Pithily Photographed
Operation for Appendicitis. School to
Open Monday. Other News

Open Monday. Other News.
Mr.. Julian Riley invited a number
Of his friends to spend his birthday
with him last Tuesday. 1t was a de
lightful occasion for the young folks.
The fine dinner served by Mrs. Riley
and Miss COker was enjoyed by all
present. Julian's popularity was at
tested by the many presents he re-
ceived.
Mrs. Carl Smith, with Jim, Billie
and Carolyn, OF Albany, and Mrs VIII
Massey and Will, jr.. and Miss Eve
Ign Stapleton, OF Brentwood have
been appreciated guests at the Hass
and the Harris homes
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crouch and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Smith, OF Dawson,
and Mr.. James Arnold, of Cuthbert,
recently made Congenial party
spending the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Aven and Don jr
ed as one Of the school faculty at Par
rott, and will assume her duties there
next Monday. She is a fine teacher,
and Parrot is to be congratulated upon
her acceptance.
School will open mex Monday with
Miss Jenkins and Mesdames Duggan
and McLendon in charge. They re-
quest all the pupils to be present the
first day if possible. All invited to the
school opening.
Miss Florine Cocker will return to
Parrot Saturday to resume her du-
ties She has spent vacation here with
relatives, and will be very much miss-
ed by large circle of friends.
Mr. c. NJ. Harris, c. M. jr., Miss
Amelia Hass and Mrs. Hannah at
tended a reunion of Mr.. Harris chill
dren i'll Bronwood at the W. W. Mas
sey home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George McLain was carried to
Albany Thursday suffering with APP
pendicitis. She is doing fine since the
operation, which is good news to all
her friends and relatives.
Miss Bertha Brim has returned
from Plains, and is improving rapidly.
Her many friends are gratihed at her
return andshope she will soon be en-
tirely we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Harris, c. NJ.
jr, and Miss Melinda Harris have
returned from Panacea Spring and
were given the glad hand by their
many friends here
Mesdames J. +. Brim and J. c. Nc
Lendon, with Miss Alma McLain and
Messrs. McLain and McLendon, have
visited Mrs. MCLain at the hospital
| in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sem. Mr.. Hugh
Sem and Misses Ruth and Evelyn
Sem, of Pleasant Hill have been APP
| preciated visitors of friends and rela-
| tives here.
Mr. Miller had ginned over 900
bales of cotton up to Saturday night.
| The most OF the crop is out, though
some of the fields are still white.
Two OF PARROTS best teachers are
furnished by Herod They are Mrs.
Reddick and Miss Cocker, of whom we
are ali justly proud.
Dorothy and Donald Young, who
have been on an extended visit to
relatives near Sycamore, returned
home this week
Mr. and Mrs. Latham, with Mrs.
! George Smith, spent he weekend at
! Sycamore and Ashburn with friends.
J. {. Coker has moved his stock
OF goods over into the white store, ="
/ which has been recently remodeled.
3
ial goods Trade at home and help
build up your own home town.
The clinic in Dawson has been pat
ronized by number from here, get
j ting the kids ready for school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cocker and Miss
Mary ecker visited Dr. and Mrs. Elm
Collum in Bronwood Sunday.
Seven pupils from here are attend
ing school in Dawson. The whyness
/ thereof is-well, huff sed
Miss Johnnie Mae Garrett, OF near
Dawson. has been an attractive guest
at the Richardson home.
Mrs. Billie Baldwin, OF Albany.
made a short visit here on Friday en-
route to her home.
Mr. Mack Mauchaux, OF Florida.
was a pleasant weekend guest Of Mr..
c. NJ Harris.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Reddick and Mr..
Carey Melton have visited at Button
this week
/ Misses Melinda Harris and jamie
Cocker visited in Bronwood Friday.
Mrs w. H. Garrett and Miss
Eileen Hayes are visiting in Worth
Mrs. Hannah will visit friends in
/ Macon next week