The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-11-06

Mrs. Thornton Lee and children
spent the weekend with Mrs. Lee,
mother, Mrs. Hurst, in Perry.
Congressman c. r. Crisp was
shaking hands with his many admir-.
ers in our little town Friday.
| Miss O'Quinn, of Dawson spent
Sunday night with her brother, DR.
H. M, O'Quinn. :,
A good many of PARROTS football
fans witnessed the big game in Co.
! lumbus Saturday.
Mrs. Will Banks, of Smithville
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. J. H. Cole.
Mr.. Noble Arnold, who is a stu
dent of Mercer University, IS at home
for a few days.
Mrs. viii George OF Benevolence,
spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
w. H. Arnold.
Mrs. w. r. Arnold, of Plains, spent
I the past week with her sister Mrs J.
Mrs. Frank Faux OF Albany, was
the guest of relatives here for the
weekend. ..
Miss Josie Pritchard and Mr. Bill
Cole were guests of friends IN Albany
Sunday.
Mss Louise Pinkston left Wednes-
day for Cairo, where she will visit
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. R. r. Holt moved in
Thursday. We welcome them back
home
Mrs. Proctor Of Cuthbert, was the
guest of friends here during past week.
Woman's Club Entertains.
The Woman's club of Parrot was
hostess to the Terrell County FEEDER
ated clubs on Saturday afternoon. AS
this is the month for Armistice day
and Thanksgiving the school building
was tastefully decorated with ferns,
United States flags, candelabras hold
ing red, white and blue candles.
The guests were met at the door
by Mrs. w. S. Flowers, and Mrs. J.
NJ. Marshall taking them 10 a table
where they registered with Mrs. ]. T.
Arnold, registrar. They were served
plates on which was daintily arrang
ed finger rolls, chicken salad and
stacked sandwiches. Mrs. Bob Har-
den conducted them to the coffee ia
BILE made attractive with a cover OF
lace and blue embroidery, the center
piece being a silver basket tied with
red tulle, holding white roses and
ferns. Mesdames Marvin Pierce and
Walter Pinkston poured hot coffee
Mrs n M Woods, the club president
was assisted in serving by Mesdames
James. Whaley, Stan McKennon, T.
Marshall, Arthur Kennedy and Hollis
Kenyon.
The business session was presided
over by Mrs. w. H. Gurr. At the
opening America" was sung. Mrs. N.
NJ Woods in few and well chosen
words welcomed the visitors Miss
CASTOR gave a reading which was ac-
companied by Miss Bertha Lee on
the piano. Mrs Lamar and Mrs. Dis
nuke both gave interesting and in
structive papers on health, which is
the keynote to success. Mrs. w. S.
Flowers interesting paper was on
that all the school time be devoted
to study and not taken up in getting
up entertainment of any kind, as the
school term is short and would take
the students best to make their
grades. Miss Bertha Lee and Mrs ]
w. Richardson gave beautiful duet,
both being skilled pianists.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather there were several cars OF
visitors We regret very much that the
weather was such that we could not
have a full attendance from all the
clubs in the county
Preston Wins Basket Ball Game.
The Parrot boys basket ball team
went over to Preston Friday after
noon to try their strength against the
Preston basket ball team. The score
was 10 to 10 in favor of Preston. A
large number of the school children
and several cars of grown people &C
companied the boys to witness the
game We wish our boys better sue
cess the next time.