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gitimitatea acestui parliament,
nascut din ,violcnta 81 frauda 81
declara ca toate hotaririle ace
stuia nu pot avea putere legala.
Gu atat mai putin partidul ta-
ranesc poate recunoastc dreptu!
adunarei de fata de elabora 81
de a vota Constitutiunea Roma
niei Mari.
In consecinta, partidul tara
nesc va lupta Gu ultima energie
in potriva acestei tentative de a
impune natiunei prin forH brn-
tala 81 frauda Constitute. die.
tata de interesele unui singul
partid, pana la disolvarea acestui
parliament 81 convocarea adeva
ratei Constituante, in forma. u9ei
singure adunari. ].
Pana la hotarirea congresulu
partidului care va statua asupra
mij jloacelor 81 conditiunilor dt
lupta in intelegere cu celelaltt
grupari ale opozitiei, parlamen
tarii partidului taranesc sc VOL
margini ,sa desvaluiasca de p'
aceasta tribuna. Gu prilejul vail
darilor parte din abuzurile savar
site spre falsifica expresiune;
vointei rationale, in privinta ca
rora au putut .aduna pana in pre-
zent materialul necesar = o lu
crare speciala urmand sd denunt
opiniei publice totalitatea abuzu
rilor, fraudelor 81 a crimelor il
carc au isvOrit aceste adunari".
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NSTnNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonsnpl
nostri . observa urmxtoarele
reguh Ia trimiterea psntru
schimbare dc adresx.
l. 81 90 scrie adresa veche
nnde la mers ziarul 81 adress
unde "A mutat.
2. La fiecare persoanx d
se al2ture m4rci do Sc. s. -
cauts q nj % des nunsls stra
dei u a orasului corest. !.
Cine nm observ1 aoeste -
tuli in xadaT astsapt1 = 1 =
eohimhe sdraee e1 Az = poote
glro = III
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DE PARTEA DE EST.

Marti, Alta House, 1251O May
field Rd.
Miercuri 81 Joi, Broadway Lii
brary, Broadway & Z. 55th.
Vineri, Collinwood Jr. High,
152nd & st. Clair.
Luni. Council Ed. Alliance, 3734
Woodland.
Miercuri, f. 10Th st. Library,
1915 E. 10Th st.
Sambata, Glenville Library,
10523 st. Clair Ave.
Luni, Hiram House, 1928 Oran-
ge Ave.
Luni, Mount Pleasant School,
Z. 116th & Union Ave.
Luni, Memorial School, E. 152nd
e. Waterloo Rd.
Sambata, 9 a. m. Polish Hall
7146 Broadway.
Miercuri, Quincy Library, E
10Th & Quincy.
Luni, Rice School. L. 10th Cor
Buckeye.
Luni, Marti, Miercuri 81 Joi
st. Clair Library, st. Clair & 4
55th st.
Miercuri, Woodland Library
56O6 Woodland Ave.
Vineri. Woodland Bath House
! +. 93rd & Woodland Ave.
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4 VIZ
CUM sx FACET RAM.

Avz restaurantelor, salelor de
biliarde, saleaor de cugl3rie, ..
loanelor de beuturi dulci (sft
drink) 81 anume in toate locslu-
rile sus numite este bun un
NIKEL Plan, adeca IN plan cleo
trio automatic. i.
Pianele firmei WUR LITZEN
care canta automatic adec& 90
electrica are totodata 8 suluri
adeca role, pc fieste care rol1
lsuD STUNT de Il 5 Il 10 c1nteee;
care lucreaza automatic. Pnte)i
intrebuinta ori 81 90 spluri sdsct
- ori - ustionaiitsts Romo o1agtk
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. Declaratiile partidelor
de opozitie.
Continuarea sedintei de La
% Aprilie.
DECLARATIA PARTIDULU1
POPORULUI.

ID. Petre Dragomirescu a cetlt
declaratia partidului poporulul.
In partea intaia, aceasta decla-
rattle pomeneste ilegalitatile 81
fraudele savarsite in alegerile ge-
nerale, cu buna stimta 81 fatls dc
autoritatea centrala. prin lntre-
ca Instruments elccto-
rale. intregului aparat admin
strativ. inclusiv jandarmeria, Il
armatei. telegrafelor 81 telefoa-
nelor 81 justitiei.
Declaratia spune in concluzie
''Astfel find. inainte Gle Sc
lua in cercetare alegerile in anu
mite cercuri electorate. sc pune
cestiunea validitatei tuturor ale.
gerilor in bloc.
Asemenea chestiune nu poate
| fl insa discutata de alcsi prin vlo-
lente 81 fraude, caci ar insemna
sa fie judecatori in propria lor
cauza.
Pc de alta parte abuZurile ci-
tate find reale 81 de notorietate
gencrala. singura solutiune posi-
bila este invalidarea in bloc a tu-
turor alegerilor din intreaga tara
Partidul poporului cere, in in
teresul superior al tarei, anula.
rea acestor alegeri 81 decretarea
unor noui alegeri GU respectful
Constitutiunei 81 Decretelor legi
sub un guvern astfel compus, in
eat sa fie garantie sigura pen
tru liberia exercitare a drcptului
de vot.
! In cazul insa ca eel proclamati
ca alesi de forma de catre biurou.
rile electorate, de fapt numiti dc
catre guyern, Sc vor crede in.
dreptatiti a Sc constitui in Cor
ipuri legiuitoare. Partidul poporu
lui declara ca:
/
Nu recunOaste legalitatea unoi
alegeri facute prin calcarea Con.
stitutiunei 81 a legifor in vigoare
p1'in, violente 81 fraude 81 prin
lntrebuintarea ~. administratiunei
Jandarmeriei, armatei 81 justitiei
CD Instruments electorate in folio.
sui unui partid 81 lie considera re-
zultatul ca nul.
Declara de ilegale toate lucra.
rlle acestor adunari, lar acelea
earl vor ii promulgate Sc vor con.
sldera ca acte emanate de la pu-
terea executive, Tara tarie de lege
Lasa guvernului actual intrea.
ga raspundere starei de pericu.
loasa incordare ce produs in
tar"
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D. Ion Mihalache, . sitit decla-
rata partidului t6ranesc.
Dupa ce Sc sfirlna ca in ale
geri violentares . fost infratita
Gu frauda, lar guvernuk liberal
s'a CONSTITUTE ''impotriva tuturor
uormelor regimului parlawentar,
printr'o infrig6 de culise 81 prin
violarea flagrantS : princjpiului
de suveranitate nationala" -
Ideclaratis cup slrnsatosrele
hot&riri =
In aeeste ccnditiuni, partidul
srapescA ~ pq6tp fseunoaste le.
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Marti, Brooklyn Library, W.
18th 4 Mapledale.
Luni 81 Joi, Carnegie w. Libra
ry, Fulton Rd. & Bridge Ave.
Joi, Edgewater Library, 7434
Detroit Ave.
Luni, Gilbert. School, w. 5Sth &
Storer Ave.
Vineri, jefferson Library, $50
jefferson Ave.
Marti, Lorain Library, S2l6
Lorain Ave.
Miercuri, South Libraray, Clark
& Scranton.
Marti, Miercuri 81 Joi, Citizens
Bureau, Old Court House.
Pentru acei carl lucreaza noap-
tea Sc va tinea clasa speciala la
Citizens Bureau, Miercuri la ora
9 a. m.
The Citizens Bureau va fl des-
chis in fiecare ri, 81 in serile de
Joi de la Z pana la 9. ca Cd asiste
la facerea aplicatiupilor pentru
naturalizare, sa dea informatiuni
Gu privire la cetatenie 81 imigra-
re, % dea sfaturi 81 Sd resolve
reclamatiile.
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'Parlanner1tul
CA N E R A

gatorilor. Vanatoarea de suflete
Gu bani 81 bauturi, mutarea 81
functionarilor pentru
al intimida, arestari 81 batai sal
batice au fost armele ell care gu
yernul 81 partidul sau voia Gu orr
ce pref sa stoarca voturile cetate-
nilor in favorul sau. = Aastfel in.
treaga vointa nationala prin cal
earle de lege ale guvernului 81
ale organelOr sale, nu s au putut
manifesto in mod liber, cinstit 81
potrivit credintelor sale politice
Constata mai departe ca dupa
ce nici prin aceste mijloace ilegale
81 morale guvernul nu a putut
.abate in masura dorita de ell pc
alegatorii de la increderea ce o
aveau in partidul national ro-
man, pcntru a produce totul un
rezultat favorable, organele Off
ciale 81 in multe cazuri persoane
militaref au furat nerusinat votu-
rile date partidului national 81
le-au inlocuit Gu voturi false pen.
tru partidul liberal; lar unde Gu
acest mijloc nu s'a putut ajuta in
|nenumarate circmscriptii prese-
dintii clectorali au falsificat re-
zultatul alcgerilor, falsificand in
saSi procesele-verbale. sau omi-
tand prin calculul final rezulta-
tul sectiilor favorable partidului
national, in alte loeuri tot pentru
a falsifica voirta alegatorilor con-
trar art. Sc, 78 81 79 au declarat
alcgerile zadarnicite dupa ce in
multe locuri au impiedicat comu-
ne intregi sa Sc prezinte la votare.
| Dupa toate acestea presedintii
electomli au eliberat certificate
de deputati 81 senatori la per-
soane care in realitate II au intru-
Init nici macar formal ma ajOritatea
4
sufragiilor, umpland in mod cri
minal incinta corpurilor legiui-
toare Gu deputati 81 senatori nu.
miti de guvern 81 de organele sale
lar nu alesi.
In urma ,acestora partidul ma
tional roman, declara ca:
y NJ recunoaste legalitatea
corpurilor legiuitoare actuale.
y Aceste corpuri legiuitoare
find lipsite de criteriile legali-
,tatei partidului national, nu re-
cunoaste nici legalitatea nici obi
gativitatea hotaririlor pc care lie
vor aduce 81 considera Ardealul
Banatul, Crisaha 81 Maramuresul
ca nefiind reprezentate in corpu-
rile legiuitoare.
81 NJ recunoaste calitatea de
judecator al acestor intruniri in
chestia validarilor din care mo-
tiv parlamentarii partidului ma
f, tional roman Sc vor margini ex-
clusiv la expunerea ilegalitatilor
electorate.
A. Prin urmare partidul matte
nal roman declina de la sine orr
ce raspundere pentru consecintele
dezastroase 81 inevitable ale ace
stor procedeuri abuzive, anti-de-
mocratice 81 neconstitutionale ca.
IRE Sc prevad ~ ceftitudine''.
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VREM CULTURA
sa ADEVARATA!.

A>AAAAC VANSC PSSoS CuAiSCSAS iiosAo |
tre ca boare racoritoarc ,,Vocea
PrOfetului'' &c suna in pustiu. |
Este glasul dreptatii care sd iz-
beste de inimile de stanca ale ce-
lor ce dujmanesc dreptatea.
Gel multi, Gu lacrimi in ochi ar
asculta acest, glas = caci daca nu
lear putea ajuta cu altceva, eel
putin lar mangaia, aprinzandule
in mimi speranta-dc mai bine pc
care altii leo sting tot mai multi
prin faptele lor.
Acest glas, auzindu-l inca din
copilarie, cucerit inima mea. Pie
deci ca cele mai de sus insa nu
mi-au permis sa-mi adap de deplin
acea este a mea 81 numai Gu mari
greutati am putut cand sd gust din
acele invataturi binefacatoare, carl
au schimbat mutt bazele caracteru-
lui meu.
Acest PrOroc al neamului roma
nesc, aceasta b0are, care ar inviora
multe mimi intristate dc disperare
81 ar lumina calea multor rataciti
aceasta voce care rasunand in ini-
mile milioanelor de romani dispe-
rati de ingrijorarea sortii neamu-
lui, ar face sa incolteasca multe
sperante. e marele professor d-l
Nicolae Iorga.
Astazi, cand in n>urma razboiului,
81 in urma atatOr reformari a lumei
LcYltura cea adevarata morala, pre-
cum 81 buncle naastre moravuri s.
au rarit. Iincat .acusi sunt ca corbii
abb; e nssesar a da Q deosebita a
tentiune literature 81 culturei ce Sc
traspandestel lprintre poporul ro-
manesc.,
Am avut destuie caz,iri cand in
telectuali neStiind ce sd aleaga din
aglomeratia de literature ce exista
cetiau scrieri veninoase, carl in su-
flete naive au lasat urine primej-
dioase ce nu mai puteau Fl lecute.
In astfel de cazuri Isl poate orr
cine inchipui &c Sc petrccc printre
poporul della safe, care nu are pri,
ceperea de = alege ce rau, 81 care
incepe 81 el q ceti tot mai mutt.
Ca unul &c sunt crescut in sanul
acelui popor della safe, 81 care il
cunosc deaproape viata lui, 81 care
amaxntxoeazia de a cunoaste viata
poporului romanesc din intreaga
Romanfa Mare. stunt tare ingrijat
de,sleartss. d viitorul moral al a.
cessl54 6Poy, care 9 amenintat in
loc dss& ,se cpltiSa, q j Sc nimici 81
aceia cultura morala &c are.
Fi De acela { de dorit, 81, rog pc toti
carl Isl iubesc neamul 81 inflorirea
lui, Sd contribute Ia raspandirea cul
turei adevarate, cum . spre exem-
plu cea descriss mai sns, care tre-
buie raspandita Gu mai multa ra-
vna atat de intelectualii satelor, cat
|Si de, institutiile noastre culturaIe
Caei poporul (taranimea) in
fond 4 factorul principal care .
pastrst' Nstiunes in timpurile cele
mai grele, salvandd-i limba legea
~ dstinile pmAnesti, = tot prip y
laf IS hi
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trebuie salvat in aceste ailnpuri
morale, caracterul nostru curat 81
moral romanesc, care trebuie ferit
de invaziile de scrieri otravicioase
81 antinorale.
Simion U. Sandu,
taran
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DECLARATIA PARTIDULUI
DEMOCRAT.

ID. Pavel Bratasanu, a citit ur-
matoarea declaratie a partidului
democrat:
'Partidul democrat a cOnside-
rat din primul ceas convocarea
colegiilor electorate, pentru ale
gerea unei Constituante ca fla
granta calcare a dispozitiilor Con-
stitutionale existcnte 81 a denun-
tat-o ca uns act polite plin de
grave consecinte.
Mentinand cu hotarire acest
punct de vedere, partidul demo-
crat adauga, la protestul contra
acestei fundamentals ilegalitati,
81 pc acela tot atat de energic inn
potriva calcarilor de lege 81 frau
delOr de tot felul. earl au patat
ultimele alegeri 81 au indignat
constiinta publica, atat ip .vechinl
regat, cat 81 mai ales in tinuturile
de peste, Carpati.
Partidul democrat socotestf
deci, ca pana la discutarea .,prd-
blemei constitutionale,. cea mai
legala 81 mai eficace atitudine
fata de cele petrecute, nu poate
ii retragerea din aceste adunari,
ci din contra lupta hotarita de la
tribuna parlamentara pentru edi-
ficarea opiniei publice 81 impiedi-
carea de noui abuzuri.
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DIN PATRIE

Warren, O. - Aici avut in
trunire asociatiuniIe muncitori-
lor de fier, otel 81 tabla, pentru
discutarea unor chestnut impor-
tante. Dupa sedinta urmat pc
trecerea obicinuita.
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Dupa invinuirile abuse ardele-
nilor, d. Elm. Antonescu ataca pc
taranisti, invinuindu-i ca au pro-
vocat anarhia 81 desordinea Ia
safe 81 ca intretin agitatia in tara
fara sa-si aleaga mijloacele.
(Din ''Universul"
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CAUTAM

Barbati = sa invete meseria
de barberit. clase de ziua sau
seara invatati meseria dupa care
yeti putea castiga bani; Pozitia
sigura de oarece sc Ger fOartc
multi barbieri. Neniti La
Modern Barber College,
2215 E. 9th Str. Cleveland, Ohio.
(1O2-7).
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IN CAZ DE ACCIDENTE
grave, perderea unui picior sau
mana, Uniunea S. r. A. da un
beneficiu de sapte suite dolari.
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
NEWS AND PERSONALS

Miss Sybil Martin is visiting her
aunt in north Georgia. She expects to
be away two weeks.
Mr.. William Edwards, of Dawson,
spent Thursday night with Mr.. Edgar
Plowden.
Col. w. T. Lane, OF Americas, was
in Shellman Friday on business.
Miss Elizabeth Arthur left Tuesday
for Rome, where she will attend Shor-
ter college.
Mr.. Tracey Walker left Tuesday for
Athens to resume his studies at the
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Tarver left
Tuesday after spending several days
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Tarver.
Mr.. Harry Turner left Sunday at
ter spending several days with his
mother Mrs. A. F. Weathers.
Messrs Watson Weathers and Al
len Sheffield left for Oxford on Mon
day, where they will attend Emory
college.
Miss Carolyn Crittenden spent sew
eral days of the past week in Airing
ton with Mrs. Bostwick.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
CHAT FROM
CHAMBLISSTON COMMUNITY
News Notes and Personals Noted for
The Dawson News.

Christmas and the holidays have
come and gone and we have much to
be thankful for, as no calamity befell
any of our people during that time,
and, too, we have no sickness to
amount to anything. Let us be thank
full to the past and hopeful of the flu
ture.
Miss Jewell McGill spent the holi-
days in Sylvester with her uncle, Mr..
A. K. McGill While there she made
a visit to Sumner to see Miss Kath
leen Lyle with whom she attended
college at Athens.
Miss Lille Hollomon and little sis
ter OF Richland, visited their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dismuke
They also visited at the home of Miss
Mary Reddick and other relatives.
Mr. Harvey Chambers, of the Mas
sey business college at Columbus
spent Christmas with his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cham
berS.
Miss Terrell Bolton and brother.
Waylan, of Dawson and Pleasant Hill
schools, respectively, spent Christmas
at home.
Miss Lois Brightwel of Preston,
was the charming guest OF Miss Jewell
McGill the weekend of Christmas.
Miss Jessie Walker has visited her
sister, Mrs George Reese, at Pres
ton. She also visited at County Line.
Most everyone has killed hogs now,
so come and we'll give you back bone,
spareribs and sausage.
Our school here still grows. The
primary department has AZ pupils and
is looking for more.
Miss May Chambliss, of the district
agricultural school, was with homefolk
Christmas.
The friends OF Grandma" Ether
idge will be saddened to learn she is
no better.
The friends of Aunt" Mat Daniel
will be pleased TO know she is up
again.
Miss Clara Belle Edwards, of Lees
burg, spent the holidays with home
folks.
Mr.. Peter Chambliss has gone on
an extended visit to Texas.
Mr.. Franklin Chambliss is visiting
relatives here.
There's a baby girl at Mr.. Pleas
Davis.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
Shellman Young Woman.
Is Highly Honored
Will Represent State at Convention of
National Society for Vocational
Education.

Miss Lota Walker, supervisor of
trades and industrial education for
women in Georgia, has been chosen
to represent the state at the annual
convention of the National Society for
Vocational Education on the 5th, 9th
and 9TH of January at Kansas City,
Mo, of which she is a member
Miss Walker is a Shellman girl and
is well known here by host of
friends who wish her much success.
Her work in organizing the "Op-
portunity School for Employed Peo-
pie in Atlanta" has received recog-
milton and is quite step in educa-
tional ventures.
She is niece of Mr.. J. R. Bridges
and Rev. c. S. Bridges, and has been
popular visitor to Dawson on sew
eral occasions.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
Agricultural and Horticultu-
raj Conditions at Shellman
Peach and Pecan Orchards Being En-
larged, and Melons and Vege-
tables Will Be Shipped.

The productiveness OF the soils in
the territory contiguous to the town
of Shellrnan is justly famous through
cut the state. 1t is also well recog-
nized fact that more intelligent and
thrifty class of agriculturists and hor-
ticulturists cannot be found anywhere.
The plan has been generally adopted
of planting crops on lands specially
adapted thereto. That means extensive
Investigation.
Shellman is also on the map ma
tionally as a peach shipping point,
more than two hundred cars having
been forwarded from here duringl9Zl,
the season being fairly profitable to
the growers. This interest is being
largely extended Those having or
chards and planting additional trees
are the Crittenden Fruit Co., {. +. q
H. w Prothro, H. c. Bower and J..
n. Watts. Those planting new or
cahrds are F. NJ. Trippe, B. M. Crit
tenden and J. Mercer Wooten. The to-
tai number of trees planted this year
will exceed 10000. All the Shellman
orchards are in fine condition and an
exceptionally large number of peach
buds give promise OF an abundant
yield this year.
The pecan groves around Shellman
are also extensive and many additional
trees are being set this winter
Eventually Shellman will probably
develop into large shipping point for
melons and general produce. A num-
Der of planters are preparing the soil
for both canteloupes and watermelons,
while Miss Isabel Terry is expert
menting with small acreage in rad
ishes. Last year Mr.. Marvin Mizell
produced a marvellous yield of cab
bage on five acres, which he shipped
to eastern markets. Indications point
to canteloupe acreage this year OF
more than 600, as it has been demon
strated that our soil produces fine
quality of that particular melon.
The general farms will be planted in
peanuts, wheat, velvet beans, corn,
oats, and our old standby, the f1eecy
staple. 1t is known fact that cotton
can be produced probably on certain
soils despite the boil weevil, but our
planters find more profit in diversified
products.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
For Administration,

GEORGIA, Terrell County.-Toau
whom it may concern: Miss Minr;a
Bridges having in proper form applied
to me for permanent letters of admin.
istration on the estate of f. B
Bridges, late of said county, this is to
cite all and singular the creditors and
next of kin of E. B. Bridges to he
and appear at my office with the time
by law, and show cause +
any they can, why permanent admin.
istration should not be granted to Miss
Minnie Bridges on E. B. Bridges es.
ate. Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this 9th day of January, 1922
L. c. HOYL, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
N. A. c. CLUB CHARMINGLY EN-
TANNED BY MISS CRITTENDEN
Bridge and Tempting Refreshments
Featured a Delightful Affair.

On Friday evening Miss Ida Lou
Crittenden entertained the Not a
Chance" club at her home on Pearl
street. Punch was served throughout
the evening, and after three sets Of
bridge Miss Crittenden served a very
delicious salad course. Those present
were Misses Mary Lou Pinkston,
Martha Crittenden, Anna Crittenden,
Carolyn Crittenden, Winifred Terry,
Isabel Terry, Sarah Short, Claudia
FINLEY, Sybil Martin, Sayde Weathers
and Miss Snead. Messrs. Roger Crit
tenden and Malcolm Crittenden were
asked to come and bring all the girls.
They remained and played few sets
of bridge
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
MRS. TERRY ENTERTAINS
SHELLMAN D. A. r. CHAPTER
Anniversary of the Organization Was
Made Enjoyable Occasion.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. w. R.
Terry was hostess at her home on
Railroad street for the members of the
D. A. r. chapter, who enjoyed fine
meeting. The program was as follows:
Piano solo, Miss Belle Anthony; "Rea-
sons for Being d. A. R." Mrs. w. S.
Terry; "Objects of the d. A. RS"
Mrs. c. P. Payne. 1t was the ami
versary of the chapter, which was
eight years old, and birthday cake
was brought in with eight candles.
Each cut slice. Besides the members
who were present were the following
visitors: Misses Weita Watts, Fannie
Terry, Belle Anthony and Grandma"
Terry.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
WELL PLEASED WITH THE
NEW METHODIST MINISTER
Rev. ]. w. Burford and Family Given
Cordial Reception on Their Arrival.

Rev. J. w. Burford, who was as
signed at the last session of the South
Georgia conference as pastor in charge
of the Shellman Methodist church.
succeeding Rev ], w. FINLEY, arrived
with his family in Shellman before
Christmas and they were welcomed at
the parsonage by a committee from
the church. He delivered his first SER
mon the following Sunday to a large
and appreciative audience. Mr.. Bur-
ford is a graduate of Emory Univer-
sity, and was admitted to the con-
ference FIVE years ago. He came to the
She1lman church from Barlow. The
local church is very much pleased to
have him as pastor, and Mr.. Burford
expresses himself as being delighted
with his appointment.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
MRS. WATSON IS HOSTESS
AT AN ELEGANT DINING

On Thursday Mrs. H. R. Watson
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tur-
ner and little Martha Lee at a dinner
at her home on Pearl street. The in
vited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Tur-
ner, Martha Lee Turner, DR.. A. F.
Weathers, Mr.. w. ]. Oliver, Mr.. and
Mrs R. T. Watson and all the nieces
and nepheMs.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
CONDITION OF MISS GRACE
HAMILTON MUCH BETTER

News has been received that Miss
Grace Hamilton is improving steadily.
Miss Hamilton was in an auto acct
dent several weeks ago and was badly
injured. We hope to have her back
with us soon. The fifth and sixth
grades of our school are especially
anxious that she return at an early
date.