The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-11
HEROD HAPPENINGS
PITHILY PHOTOGRAPHED
PARTIES, DINNERS, FISH FRY
AND MANY VISITORS MAKE
TOWN FULL OF LIFE.

Mr.. Ed Friedson, OF Albany mas
been over several times assisting Mr..
Richardson with the radio From ! to
8 o'clock and about II we have fine
things from Atlanta. The other things
so far are faint, but we think we will
pct them 0. k. when the weather con-
djtions are better. We all enjoy the
social part in the meantime.
Mr. and Mrs. Hass entertained at
spend the day party for Mr.. and Mrs.
Pafford. A talk fest was on the pro
gram. The Georgia products dinner
was sumptuous and delightful, and was
enjoyed by fifteen congenial friends:
1t was the most enjoyable affair OF
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George McLain, Miss
Frances McLain, Mr. and Mrs John
! Coker Miss Mary Cocker, MI H1ll 90,
ker Mr.. and Mrs. Roger LANG and
Miss Marjorie LANG, with others, Will
leave for Panacea Saturday night to
spend the ensuing week.
The B. Y. P. u. will give a social in
the near future, to which all are lnvit-
ed. Each ones head will be measured
and a penny for each inch or fraction
thereof will be charged. A unique way
to pay for the refreshments. The date
will be announced later.
Mesdames Coker, LANG, Hannah,
McLendon and Coker represented the
Herod Woman's Club in Dawson on
Tuesday and enjoyed all the exercises.
Miss Florine Coker also attended with
them, though a member of the Par
rott club.
Don't forget to be present at church
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Three
| deacons are to be ordained. Every
member is urged to be present Ali
are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, who
have spent the summer in Randolph
returned to their home here Saturday.
We all welcome them gladly back to
our little city.
The stag fish fry was an enjoyable
affair. The radio friends were invited
and they partook of it from the paved
table and found it was good to be
there.
Mesdames Reddick, Duea and Co.
ker, with Miss Helen Melton, attend
ed and enjoyed the B. w: M. u. SEES
sion in Dawson Thursday.
An invitation has been extended the
! Sunday school to attend the conven-
ton at Pleasant Hill next Sunday. A
number will accept.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coker entertain
ed at tea, with Mr.. and Mrs. PaffOrd
as honorees. 1t was an enjoyable oCca-
sion 10 all present.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Brooks and Mr..
Brooks of Lincolnton, and Mr.. James
Ralkcom, OF Blakely, have visited at
the Melton home
Mrs. H. F. Melton, Mr.. Carey Mel
ton and Miss Helen Melton have Wis
tied Mr.. Dan Woolbright and family
near Brentwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pafford, of Macon,
who have been popular. guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Hass, returned to their home
Saturday.
Miss Florine Cocker and Mrs Han
nah will spend the weekend at Yeo-
mans, the guests OF Mrs. Bigelow.
Harris and Mr.. John Paul Harris re-
turned from Fitzgerald Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Coker entertained
a number of congenial friends with
watermelon cuttings last week.
retary of the B. Y. P. u. Sunday, vice
MI. NOhGl NllCy lSSlSlSu'
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hass, Miss Anne
liza Hass and Miss Macbeth Coker Wis
tied in Albany Thursday.
Mr.. Mark Rivers, of Macon, made a
short visit here Thursday, which was
pleasure to his friends.
Messrs. Reddick and Bellf1ower went
over to help Sasser against Brentwood
Thursday afternoon.
| -, 81 Da1bor11 who has
been a guest of J. B. Brim, returned
home Thursday.
Dan Cupid is busy again, but we've
else this time.
Messrs. Clarence Jones and Bud
Perry of Americas, have visited at the
Jones home.
Mrs Drea has been promoted from
the Fidelis class to teacher OF the Be-
rean class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitler Brim and Mrs.
Ryan, OF Atlanta, have visited home
folks here
Misse Mary, jamie, Macbeth and Cor
nelia Coker visited in Dawson Satur-
Rev. w. 0, James of Parrot, spent
THURSDAY with Mr.. J. H. McLendon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sem, of Pleasant
Hill. visited relatives here last week.
Mr.. Allen Leverette, of near Par
rott, has visited Mr.. Alton Reddick.
Mfr. and Mrs. Floyd Aycock, of
Graves, have visited relatives here.
Mr.. Frank Riley has returned to his
lob at the III mill II Dawson.
Rev. D. S. Bernard, of Atlanta, will
visit here this week.
Mr.. J. T. Bellfower has visited in
Chickasawhatchee
Mrs Alton Reddick visited relatives
in Parrot Friday
Miss Bertha Brim spent the week
end in Dawson.
GIRLS HAD CHARGE OF
METHODIST PRAYER MEET