The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-09-23
Woman's Club Meets.

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Last Thursday was the first meeting
of the Woman's club for this fall 1t
was more of a social than business
nature and only urgent business was
attended to- On entering refreshing
punch was served by the officers OF
the club. In the absence OF the presl-
dent, Mrs Hollis Kenyon, Mrs. w.
H. Gurr presided In going over the
work it was found that three new Of
hcers were needed-second vice presi-
dent. parliamentarian and reporter
The officers for the year are Mrs Hol-
lis Kenyon, president; Mrs. n. NJ.
Woods, first vice president; Mrs. 5. J..
Carter. secretary; Mrs. Jim Whaley
treasurer; Miss Odel Marshall, report
er and Mrs. Richardson parlamenta-
rian. The president appointed the tol-
lowing chairmen: Department OF edu-
cation, Mrs. J.. c. Pinkston; public
welfare, Mrs. ]. w. Richardson; de-
partment OF fine arts, Miss Wilma
| CASTOR; American citizenship, Mrs.
Dave Morgan; legislation, Mrs. H. L..
Pierce; finance Mrs. H. L. Arnold;
press and publicity, Miss Louise
!
we have had sightsinging taught IN
the school, and the club asks that each
child in the grades in which this IS
taught to bring the small amount OF
10 cents to help defray the expense.
The report OF the treasurer shows
S8O.33 on hand. This year our club
will have three-fold feature: pro-
gram, finance and social We will en-
iov and be benefited by the program
feature. as heretofore we have only
/ had finance and social Miss CASTOR
read The Soul of the Violin, with
Miss Bertha Lee at the piano.
Mrs. Tom Stubs Dies.
Mrs. Tom Stubbs, who had been
quite i'll for several weeks, passed
away Friday at the Plains sanitarium
where she was carried about two
weeks ago hoping to give her relief
but to no avail Mrs. Stubs was Miss
Rena Faust before her marriage. She
was a woman of noble character, per
forming every duty the very best she
possibly could, and was loved and
held in high esteem by all who knew
her. She was just in the prime OF
Young womanhood, being only thirty
three wears OF age Being the mother
of small children it is sad Tor her TO
be taken just now, but we know Ill
Gods wise providence all things work
together for good to those that love
Him, we bow in submission to HIS
will In her girlhood when she would
read. "Whosoever will, may take OF
the bread of life freely" she realized
| Iesus included her too, and gave her
| life into His keeping and joined the
Methodist church. The funeral ser
vices was held at the Macedonia
( church with her pastor, Rev. I. M
T1fnoer officiating. The body was
laid 70 rest in the Macedonia ceme--
terv She is survived by her husband
and four small children. one sister
/ Mrs left Adams of Kissimee, Fla
TWO brothers, Hiram Faust OF Amer
;cus. and Arthur Faust OF Preston
/ Parrott School Opens.
The PARROT school opened on Mon
dav and Notwithstanding the inclem-
encv OF the weather there was large
lrrn1ber of friends and patrons who at
tended the opening exercises. Kew. 4
NJ Tn6nger had charge OF the devo-
+ionaI services, Miss CASTOR read ne
Hon .G Glass" Mr.. Richardson made a
short talk outlining some OF the plahs
for the school work Mr.. Wllliaiil
Ranks superintendent OF the smith
r;1le school. and Rev, I. J. Herring
both gave short and interesting talks
The opening was large and the pros
aects are bright for good schoo,
,yith full attendance. They enrolled
1;netv-fcur pupils. and are striving tc
90 way bevond the hundred mark, Sc
5s to have an average OF over nun
dred in order to secure a fifth grade
tsSrher. which had to be dispensed
,.,;tb as the school did not have an
a,,eraqe of a hundred last year. we
feel quite sure this will be accomplish
ed in a week or two, as cotton PICK
ing will soon be over.
The Sick.
Mr. Iovett Wills who has been
s;ck for some time, was carried to the
Tia;rs sanitarium on Monday, where
he underwent an operation Friday
The last news from her bedside was
80 the effect that she was doing nice
The many friends OF Mr.. E. S. Pink
ston will regret to learn that she Is
II is with regret that we learn OF
the illness of Mrs. Beverly Thornton
Parrott Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thornton and
children spent Sunday in Brentwood
with Mrs. Otis Lawhorn.