The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-10-23
Newsy Items From
Herod Community
Travelogue Party Furnished Amuse-
lnent for Large Crowd

At the travelogue party Friday eve
ming the usual signs and then more,
were put up at the station; the ticket
office was patronized by large num-
| Der, who then took the pullman. The
! butch was successful i'll selling his
pop corn balls, peanuts and candy.
| The train robber caused lots OF fun,
| They enjoyed the observation car, but
the dining car was par excellent. De
licious refreshments were served. The
porter was tipped, and the whole at
! fair was a success. Music, rendered by
! Miss Mary Edith Coker, Miss Melin-
da Harris and Mrs Hannah added to
the pleasures of hte evening. Mrs
! Jesse Smith was warmly thanked by
her Sunday school class and their
friends for giving them an evening of
such rare and pleasant entertainment:
All are cordially invited and urged
to attend the Halloween party Friday
evening at $50 in the school auditori-
UNI and the club house. Mrs. Jesse
Smith is chairman of the entertain
ment committee, which guarantees it
will be success.
1t has, been said there were two
cases of hemorrhagic fever near here,
but it was a false alarm. They were
both malarial fever. Mr.. Bridges is
up and has been to Dawson. Mr.. Ross,
we regret, is still i'll bed. We all hope
he will soon be well.
Rev. Charles McKibben's appoint
ment here Sunday will be his last be-
fore the annual conference. Let all
come out and hear him, for we never
know what conference will do. We all
hope he will be returned to us.
There will be a meeting Of the B.
| Y. P o. Executive committee after
prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Every member is urged to be present;
also the group captains. 1t will be
short and snappy.
A hobo, claiming to be from Eng
land, was here last week. He needed
attention by the prohis and the sani-
tary inspectors, and we were glad
that he made only a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Novel;, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Smith, Miss Willie Nc
Neil and Mr.. Floyd NOVEL; went to
Dawson Sunday afternoon to hear
Rev. H. L. Crumbley.
We were all so glad to see Mr..
Charley Turner Sunday afternoon able
to return from the hospital at Plains.
We hope he will soon be restored to
his usual health.
Mrs. Duea, who spent several
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Wall, returned to Detroit last
week Her many friends regretted to
see her ,eave.
Mr.. and Mrs. NOVEL;, Mr.. Carey
Melton, Miss Helen Melton and Mrs.
Hannah will attend the Chattahoochee
Singing Convention at Carnegie We'd
nesday.
went under his house, got fastened
and injured herself so badly that she
may have to be killed
Mr.. Paul Smith will make the mis-
sionary program interesting at the B.
Y. p. u. next Sunday evening. Come
out and hear it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Reddick, OF
Parrott were given the glad hand by
many friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Steadham, of Doverel, came
over to hear Rev. H. L. Crumbley
preach Sunday morning.
DIR. and Mrs. Elm Collum, of Bron-
wood. were Sabbath guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Cocker.
The flowers for the church Sunday
were furnished by Mrs. John Wall.
They were lovely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith have Wis
tied the latters parents here, Mr., and
Mrs. John Smith.
Miss Dorothy and Julian Collum, of
Brentwood have visited Miss Mary
and Hill Cocker
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Chambliss and
Mr. Clarence Cha"nbliss have visited
at Midway.
Mr.. {. NJ. Harris spent the last
week AMI this in south Georgia and
Florida.
Mr.. Jim c. Cocker attended quar-
terly meeting at Sasser last week.
Miss tlorine Coker, of Parrot was
popular Sabbath visitor here.