The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-10-30
Happy HalIowe en- Party
Enjoyed by Herod People
Newsy Items of the Weeks Happen
ings Are Told for News Readers.

The Halloween party was sue
cess on all lines. The five booths were
literally patronized as was the hall
OF horrors" by the large crowd pres
ent. The club room, where supper
was served. was a most popular place.
Music and mirth reigned supreme.
Socially and financially it was great;
Rev Charles McKibben preached
interesting sermons to apprec1at1Ve
congregations Sunday. He said there
would be no preaching at his next APP
pointment here as he would be at
conference.
Mountain Grove, one OF our pros
porous negro churches, enjoyed their
annual association here Saturday and
Sunday. A large crowd attended, with
good order. The singing was fine.
Mr.. Edgar Worsham, OF Fort
Gaines, has many friends here and IN
Dawson who will regret to know that
he was a heavy loser in the disastrous
fire in Fort Gaines last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brim, Mrs.
Frank Altman, Mrs. Hugh McLen-
don, Miss Carrie Curington and Miss
Gloria Altman attended the associa-
ton at Richland last week.
The many friends of Mr.: Charlie
Turner will be glad to know that he
is up from a recent severe spell OF
sickness and has a good appetite now
for almost anything.
Miss Melinda Harris spent Friday
night in Dawson and attended a Hal
loween party for her school grade,
which she says was a delightful at
I fair
Mr.. J. c. Dukes was pleasant Wis
itor to the school last week, and was
at our Halloween party also, which
the children and all of us appreciated,
| Mr.. Ross, who was very sick last
week, is much improved. This is graf
! living news to his many friends here,
| in Dawson and elsewhere.
Miss Melinda Harris and Mrs. John
! Coker rendered a duet at Sunday
school thai was more than apprecIat-
ed by all present
Several Of our club women are
planning TO attend the federated CLUB
meeting at PARROT on Saturday alter
noon at 2 o'clock
Misses Elo1se and Helen Melton and
Messrs. Carey and Henry Melton VS.
tied Mr.. Frank Melton at Blakely
! this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Massey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grady Massey and Harris Mas
sey, of Brentwood, have visited rela-
tives here. ..
Mrs. Carl Smith, with Billie. Jim
and Carolyn, were pleasant wee k-end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Harris:
Mr.. Carl Smith, of Albany, and
Mr. Edgar Worsham, Of Fort Gaines,
spent Sunday with Mr.. {. M. Harris.
Miss Alma McLain, who has been
visiting in Atlanta for several weeks,
is expected home at an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Harris had a
reunion of their children Sunday,
which all enjoyed to the limit.
We regret so much that little Cor
nelia Cocker is on the sick list. All
hope she will soon be we'll
Mr. and Mrs S. M. Thompson, OF
Albany, were pleasant visitors at the
Hass home last Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Worsham, OF Fort
Gaines, has been a popular guest OF
Miss Melinda Harris.
Mrs. McGill and Mrs. Strickland
of Dawson, were appreciated visitors
here Friday evening. 49,,
Messrs. Rrim and McLendon, witt
their families, attended divine worship
at Sasser Sunday.
Mr.. Cocker Riley visited here las
week, and was gladly welcomed by
host of friends.
Miss Annie Mae Gay, OF Chicka
sawhatchee, has been a pleasant Wis
itor here.
Miss Ethel Horsley, of Dawson
made a short visit here Friday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brim have visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs Cliff McRee in Ma
Messrs. Mckenzie, of Carnegie, hay,
been popular guests of Mr.. John Wall
Mr. Carey Trotman, of Lumpkin
has been a welcome visitor here:
Mr.. Burrell McRae, OF Americus
has visited at the Turner home.
!. Pluvius would receive warn
welcome here now.
Miss Fannie Lou Jones has VISITED
in DovereL
Mr.. John Paul Harris has visite'
in Albany.
Mr.. Forrest Sauls has visited here
Colonel E. L. Drake in 1858 drilled
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