The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-10-16
DARROTT NEWS is
pITHILY PHOTOGRAPHED
o,pNIvAL WILL BE GIVEN
'H ct 26TH. NEW CLUB OR
SCANNED. PERSONALS.

1on
a., Tuesday, October 9th, Mrs. N.
:, Woods called a meeting of the
, ". club, at which time plans
Wol'I o,erfected for a carnival to be
Ee .an on Friday night, October 10th,
s the school campus.
OD Addressed Woman's Club.
rho Parrott Woman's club had its
.tbtv meeting at the school audi
u onm The program, which was un-
~, ~ tbo supervision of the health COM
deL ~. on' with Mrs. E. P. McLendon as
n M; ro,,n, was as follows: Song, Our
G GIdit I5' Campaign, Jim Cook and
Heal,% Kenyon; readings, Rules OF
Inet IIo,1th Game by Margaret lnfln-
tns He Wouldn't Use His Tooth
gen NV Martha Rutherford, and the
T RIuItIh Greed by Ruth McLendon;
ne sm Foods, by Robert 1nfnger,
S0ns =o Morgan, jr., Eugene Woods,
ISoer+on Lee, ir., Demetrius Elliott
llI' Marvin Pierce, jr.; reading, Son,
s anu Won Washed? by Marvin Pierce,
= Alter the program DR.. Fort gave
y verv interesting lecture on malaria
T.. causes, prevention and how to
III II,.t the disease. Plans are being
n node by the club to have a carnival
hlaO I.tter part of October. There will
s Il' number of tents on the school
" Do,,nrs for the various shows, while
.Sn F"hig show" will be given in the
s l.55 auditorium, under direction OF
; ;cno Rertha Lee and Miss Wilma
CASTOR.
Mozart and Kipling Club.
The class in piano and expression
met in the school auditorium and or
nonized a Mozart and Kipling club"
n Officers elected for the year were:
President, Grace Flowers; vice presi-
dent, Avis Cochran; secretary, Viz
gnia Lee; treasurer, Lille Mae Fall
4 /. Program committee: ClarlCe Her
-no and Alice Wells; entertainment
committee. Gladys Chambliss, Audrey
wills and Margaret Inhnger; critic,
Wilma CASTOR This club IS to meet
every Saturday afternoon at $3.50 to
4 discuss history of music, theory and
English literature. All charter mem
hers must be present. The last Friday
d If each month the club will give a
special program for the school and
its patrons.
Reception for Orchestra.
One of the most delightful enter
tainments of the season was a very
informal reception given by Mrs. o.
lie Balch, complimenting the Terrell
County Orchestra. Mrs. Balch's love
" home was artistically decorated
with coral vine and pot plants. After
delightful musical program the
guests were served most delicious
fruit salad and coffee The guest list
included Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Cook,
Mr. and Mrs. N. NJ Woods, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thornton Lee, Mr.. and Mrs: II.
l. Arnold, Misses Bertha Lee, Wilma
CASTOR, Ruby Jones, Josie Pritchard,
GLADYS and Louise Pinkston and
Messrs. Harry Cook and Bill Cole.
Carnival October 10Th.
Don't fail to be on hand in Parrot
on Friday. October 10th, and take
in" the carnival, which will be in
progress on the school campus. Those
who are to have part in the various
features of this entertainment are al
ready rehearsing their parts. If you
love fun you can not afford to miss
the carnival, for we are planning one
Of the most unique shows Of its kind
ever to be presented in Parrott.
Personal Mention.
Miss Lucy May Bridges has resum-
ed her duties at the telephone eX-
change. Miss Myrtle Stubs, who fill.
ed the position during Miss Bridges
absence, has returned to her home
linear Parrot.
Mrs. Waters, of Cochran, who was
Formerly Miss Susie Lee Mcneil, ar
rived last week Mrs. Waters was
lCaed home on account of the illness
lOi her mother,
The patrons of the school are show
.ng their interest by attending the
weekly programs that the children are
having on Friday afternoon in the au-
\ ditorium.
Miss Gladys Pinkston, who is
'teaching in the public school at Mar
shallville, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Pink
Ston.
Mrs. Will George and daughter,
Kathryn, were guests of Mrs. Georges
sister, Mrs James Whaley, one day
h the past weeks
Frances Turner, who has been
Spending a while with her grand