The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-04-17
h HOLD SESSIONS
THROUGH TWO DAYS
.,urNTION WILL OPEN AT
'oc CABIN CLUB HOUSE AT
ruREE IN AFTERNOON.
bpoMINENT WOMEN PRESENT
,r Includes Many Interesting
'' r..+res. Several Social Affairs Ar
wv ~aad for the Visitors, Including a
Nd, Supper and a Barbecue.

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!. Ruff Buffet Supper and a Barbecue.
r, convention of the Federated
lns .o;s Clubs of the Third district
! " meet in Dawson this afternoon
III .assions on Tuesday and Wednes-
iii be interesting, enlightenine
a33 ,st;;mulating. The attendance Of
~ ,b ,o Of Women's clubs is expect
iV anG tbe presence of all who are in
dto in these women's plans and
e stHoses are invited and urged. The
S a;rJ OF the Federation are Mrs. d
ii' Tetchum, OF Vienna, president
:. RaIston Cargill, of Americas
~ 3D. oyr " Mrs. T. A. Dixon, o.
Tant =, secretary; Mrs. c. C.
5a DTc[ OF Fitzgerald, treasurer.
; The social side of the convention
- not been overlooked. Every or
a1;7ation in Dawson has asked for
a'I privilege of showing some cour-
~ to the visitors. Owing to the
s,ed time from the business SEES
n n i is necessary for the four pa
I Hni societies to combine in doing
onor to the guests and on Tuesday
r ,,y at the high school gymnasium
Wary Brantley chapter, U. D.
tbe Woman's Christian Temper
rce Union, the Dorothy Walton chap
D A. R. and the Stone Castle
b,oter D. A. R., will entertain at a
r4qt supper. Wednesday at noon, on
p lawn at the Woman's club house
Terrell County Federated clubs
In he hostesses at a barbecue in hon
Of the visitors:
The Dawson Woman's club will en-
rta;n informally on the arrival of the
rests Tuesday afternoon at the club
Dgse. when opportunity will be given
getting acquainted. Orange ice
ID sandwiches will be served, and the
had fellowship begun in this delight
wav will be the keynote OF all the
Following is the program for the
10 days sessions:
Tuesday Afternoon, April 18th.
AT the Log Cabin club from 3 to
}O-Delegates will register with the
a edentals committee.
5:5O-First business session.
$3.50 to 3:35-Assembly singing, led
Mrs. Walter Maynard, state chair
an Of music. Collect for club wo-
Roll call OF clubs.-Each club presi-
hit will respond with BEST piece of
prk accomplished by her club.
4 Appointment of committees:
Report of district president, Mrs. ID.
n Ketchum; report of district vice
csident, Mrs. J. R. Cargill; report OF
cftary and treasurer, Mrs. {. {.
B rsons; reports of standing commit
b. reports of special committees.
address by Miss Epsie Campbell,
State College of Agriculture; in
n duced by Mrs. w. H. Gurr.
Announcements. Adjournment.
Evening Session.
Eight o'clock at school auditorium,
RS D. c. Pickett and Mrs. D. c.
etchum presiding. Assembly singing,
by Mrs. Walter Maynard. Invo-
tion. Professional of club presi-
lnts Music by Dawson High School
Fee club.
Address of Welcome.-In behalf OF
city Mr.. r. r. Jones; in behalf
\ Woman's club, Mrs. L. Lamar.
ceting turned over to district presi-
$nt Response to addresses of well
Rme by Mrs. L. A. Turner, of Fitz-
skrald.
Vocal Solo.-Miss Nellie LANG, OF
bwson. Introduction of distinguished
y tests. Presentation of medal for best
ignal piano composition by boy or
OF the Third district, offered by
n Montezuma Music Lovers club.
&Original Piano Selection, - Miss
ara Martin Query, of Montezuma.
4 FWe-Minute Talks by State Chair
fn,-Mrs. Brown Marshall, moving
ftureS; Mrs. T. c. Geise, fine arts;
&rs. !, R. Cargill, kindergarten; Mrs.
H. Gurr home and school i'm
oyement; Mrs. Walter Maynard,
sic
Violin Solo.-Miss. Margaret Ever
OF Vienna.
Talks by state chairmen continued.
IS. Oscar Mckenzie, state institu-
nS; Miss Emily Woodward, repre-
ntmg the press and publicity de
rtment; Mrs. ]. B. Bussey, hospit-
Mrs. Nicholas Peterson.
I,luslc-NIontezuma Music Lovers
Address.-Mrs. ]. E. Hayes, presi-
ID OF Georgia Federation, secretary
neral Federation.
ocaI Solo.-Mrs. Dan O'Connell,
,Americus.
announcements. Music by Terrell
UNITY Orchestra. Benediction.
Morning Session, April 18th.
N y o'clock central time, at the
thodst church.
70 9:l5.-Assembly singing. In
pauon Minutes. Reports of clubs.
tportN OF District Chairmen.-Tal-
"a rails school, Mrs. w. F. George;
aFtment Of American citizenship.
5 J. w. Harris, jr.; division of
IMMUNITY service, Mrs. w. R..
ives division of moving pictures,
D. brown Marshall; division of civ
MIS-. /. w. Greene; division Of
le economies Mrs. w. H. Gurr !;
son OF library extension, Mrs. E.
IHVrqlan; division OF music, MRS. M.
~ LEV vaughn; division of art, Miss
INA Wheatley; department OF
and publicity, Mrs. c. w. Mi
GGepartment OF public welfare,
J.; II. Turton; division of health
enid welfare, Mrs. l. Gelders; re-
OF credentials committee; report
1,eS.olutlons committee; report OF
rnll'ee on time and place. An
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