The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-06-19
HEROD HAPPENINGS
PiTHILY Photographed
SUNBEAM BAND ENTERTAINS
MOTHERS. PROTRACTED
SERVICES IN JULY.

A beautiful life was ended when
the angel OF death entered the happy
home OF Mr.. Angle Turner and took
from him his sweet wife. She was a
devoted wife. mother, daughter and
friend. Loyal and loving in all LIES
relations and noted Tor her Christian
piety. AS an expression OF our love
and sympathy, be it resolved First,
that as church we were blessed in
having her as a member, and we shall
sadly miss her Second, that we emu
late her Christian example in her
daily life of gentleness and loving ser
vice to all Third. that we extend to
her devoted husband, and all her low
ed ones our deepest sympathy, and
point them to Him who doeth all
things we'll" (Signed) Carey H. Mel
ton and Mrs. Mamie Hannah.
The Sunbeam band entertained their
mothers Saturday afternoon with a
fine program. after which they served
ice cream and cake They then pack
ed a box with towels, wash cloths and
soap. Each child and the visitors
brought as thank offering. The chill
dren are doing wonderful good work
under the leadership OF Mrs. Jesse
Smith. Mrs. Hannah, their organist
and chorister, will put them against
the large children in their singing.
Each did their part well.
Rev. H. L. Crumbley will protract
the meeting at his appointment here
the third Sunday in July. He will con-
tinue it all the week, and urges his
people to be much in prayer for a
gracious outpouring the spirit
Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Kaufman, Mrs.
John Kaufman and Mr.. Jack Haut-
man, of near Dawson, came down to
hear Rev. Crumbley preach and spent
the day with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Smith.
We all regret that Mrs. Jesse Smith
accidentally stuck an ice pick entirely
through her left hand. She is suffer
ing very much from it. We hope she
will soon be able to use it again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yarbrough and Miss
Reeves, of PARROT, Mrs Mcdowell
and Miss Mcdowell, of Dawson and
Mrs. Barbre have been pleasant
guests at the Hass home.
Mrs. c. c. Turner, Misses Ethel
Annie Ruth and Lucy Turner, with
Messrs. Robert and Thomas Turner
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ethel Can
non near Dawson.
Mr.. Pridgeon and his attractive
daughters, Misses Bessie and Flor
ence Pridgeon, of near Doverel, came
over to hear Rev. Crumbley preach
Sunday
The w. NJ. S. took their exams in
their mission study Monday after
noon and some OF them didn't miss
at ali. Mrs. Ross is the capable teach
er.
Mr.. Jesse Turner, Miss Ethel Tur-
ner and Misses Bessie and Ida Smith
attended the singing at Mt. Vernon,
near Fort Gaines, Saturday.
Tenderest sympathy was extended
our pastor, Rev. H. L. Crumbley, up
on the death on Friday of his broth
er, Rev Oscar Crumbley
Messrs. John Paul and K w. Har-
ris, Tom Slade, Pete Collier and c.
| c. Turner visited Mr. John Slade at
Plains hospital Sunday.
| Rev and Mrs. Charles McKibben
will return from their bridal trip this
week and will be given warm vel
come by all of US.
In the penny contest Saturday af-
ternoon, originated by Mrs Jesse
Smith, Mrs. Hannah had the most
correct answers.
Messrs. DIVA Cocker, of Macon, and
Cocker Riley, of Dawson, were appre-
ciated weekend guests Of friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Polk McLain, OF
Atlanta, returned home this week af-
ter pleasant visit to their many Her
Cd friends.
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Turner, John Paul and K w. Harris
attended the ball game in Albany
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cocker and Miss
Florine Elinor Coker attended divine
services at Doverel Sunday afternoon
I Messrs and Misses Turner attend
ed prom party at Miss Hallman's
near Dawson on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Massey, with
w. ". ir, OF Brentwood were appre-
ciated guests here Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Collum and Master
Julian Colium, OF Brentwood have
visited Miss Mary Cocker
Mr. and Mrs. Mcneil and Mr. and
Mrs. Novel; Of Webster have visit
ed at the NOVEL; home
Mrs. Minnie Tolbert, of near Shell
man, has been a pleasant guest OF
| Miss Agnes Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs Hawk and Miss Pearl
! Hawk joined the Baptist church here
| Sunday evening.
Messrs. Sullivan and Steadham, OF
Doverel attended divine services here
| Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Collum, OF Bronwood,
were appreciated visitors OF relatives
Sunday
Miss Carrie Curington has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives in
! Macon.
Miss Anna Carol Kaufman, of near
Dawson, has visited Miss jamie Co.
ker
Miss Amelia Hass is the guest of
Miss Dorothy Collum in Brentwood
Mr.. Alton Reddick, Of PARROT, was
welcomed here Saturday.
Thursday will be the longest day
this year