The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-03-06
Herod Happenings Are
Pithily Photographed
Several Entertainments During Past
Week. Many Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Cocker entertain
ed at a lovely luncheon on Wednes-
day, celebrating their seventeenth
wedding anniversary. The menu was
appetizng in every way and carried
out sp1endidly in all its details Cow
ers were laid for thirteen, but there
was nothing unlucky during the day.
| In the afternoon a number OF the
guests were given long JOY ride, .
A musical hen party was enjoyed
at the Hass home Saturday evening.
One day last week while the Glee
| Club was singing of Scotland's burn
ing, it was discovered that the large
splinter box in the primary room was
burning as we'll as Scotland. Quite an
excitement ensued as the room was
full of smoke, but the only damage
was loss of kindling.
A car with a Sylvester mark on 1t
was here last week hunting a preach
err Rev. McKibben, our resident min
lister, was out of town; so they got
our J. P. Mr. ]. H. Kelley, who went
with them and launched them on the
sea of matrimony.
Mesdames Hass, Harris, Hannah,
McLendon, Duggan, Cocker and Miss
Alma McLain, of Herod Woman's
club. attended and enjoyed the Fed
Grated club meet at Graves Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. Don Aven, jr., had birthday
last week. He was the hOnoree at a
luncheon to which number were in
vited. 1t was delightful occasion.
The menu was one of the best.
A number from here will attend the
Glee Club entertainment in Dawson,
as two of our most popular girls are
in it. They are Miss Bertha Brim
and Miss Melinda Harris.
The Sunday school is getting up a
fine program for mission day, March
25th 1t will be interesting to every
one. AS usual, all are invited to be
present
Relatives here Of Mrs. Grady Mas
sey, of Brentwood, have been visiting
her during her recent critical illness.
We are all glad that she is improving
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob McCollum have
been pleasant visitors at the Aven
home.
Miss Maybelle Hollomon, of near
Dawson, has been an attractive week
end guest of Miss Ethel Turner
Misses Mary and jamie Cocker were
guests of Mrs. Frank Riley in Daw-
son at a spend the night party.
The Herod Woman's club meets
next Tuesday afternoon, the 18th. All
ladies invited to come.
The Sunbeams will meet Friday at
ternoon at $50. All the children are
invited to come.
The S. O. R. enjoyed a fish fry one
night last week that lasted many
pleasant hours.
Mr.. J. T. Beethoven comes over to
see his many friends and is able to
drive his car.
Mesdames Brim and Harris and
Miss Alma McLain shopped in Albany
last week
Miss Fannie Mcneil, of Brentwood,
spent the mid-week at the NOVEL;
home
Mrs. Jesse Smith is ahead with lit
tie chickens. She has over two hun
dred
Julian Riley, of Dawson, spent the
weekend with Hood and Hill Coker.
Mr.. Joseph McLendon and family,
of Dawson, have visited relatives here.
Curry Arthur, OF Cuthbert, spent
the weekend with c. NJ. Harris, jr.
There will be extra special music at
Sunday school next Sabbath. Come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McLendon
have visited relatives in Dawson.
Mrs. Arthur returned to her home
in Cuthbert Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Odt11n of Sylvester made a
business trip here last week.
Mr.. J. H. Kelly is supplying our
market with nice beef now.
Earl Riley, OF Dawson, visited rel
atives here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latham have visited
relatives near Graves.