The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-07-22
INTERESTING HER0D
NEWS AND PERSONALS
REV. CRUMBLEY is CONDUCT
ING REVIVAL. MANY ENTER
TAIN THE PAST WEEK.

The social calendar was full last
week. One evening Miss Helen Mel
ton entertained all who took part in
! the recent play here Another evening
those who won i'll the B. Y. 7. y.
contest were entertained al fresco by
those who lost. Another evening Mr..
and Mrs. Moreland entertained the
young set with a prom party. Then a
crowd spent day at Cordray and
! the Misses Coker entertained at a
spend the-night party All were enjoy
ed very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith entertain
ed at dinner the first of the week,
with Mr. and Mrs. John Cocker, Mr..
Hill Coker, Miss Mary Coker, Miss
Lucy Hass and Mrs. Hannah as
guests. The menu was wonderful and
varied In the afternoon another ice
cream course was served. All enjoyed
the occasion to the utmost.
Rev H. l.. Crumbley is preaching
to large and attentive congregations.
Much interest is being manifested.
Messrs. Frank Everette and Lucius
Steadham, two of the county's best
song leaders, are helping with the
singing.
News has been received here OF the
sad death OF Mrs Jim Bellhower. The
family were former residents here,
and many friends regretted to hear of
her death. Sincerest sympathy is eX-
tended to her loved ones.
Miss Catherine Duggan entertained
at spend-the-night party Saturday
evening with Miss Mary Edith Cocker
and Miss jamie Pearl Cocker as hon
orees. Music added much to the pleas
ures OF the occasion.
Mr. Bob Martin. OF Dawson, has
visited his children here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hood Freeman. His friends here ex-
tremely regretted to learn of his &C
cdentally losing part OF his hand.
Mrs. Roger LANG is recovering so
rapidly from her recent operation at
Plains that she is expected home this
week This is good news to her many
friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Latham, Mrs. George
Smith, Miss Nora Smith, J. L. La
than and Smith Young have visited
the Sanders home near Dawson.
A number of people from out-of-
town and from nearby towns are
coming to hear Rev Crumbley preach.
| We are so glad to have them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cocker enter
tanned this week number OF friends
at a watermelon cutting, where peach
es were also plentiful.
Mr.. John Paul Harris lost a fine
mich COW last week from the poison
10 81,
| from the same cause.
Mesdames Duea and Cocker, with
Messrs Everette and NOVEL;, render
ed lovely quartet Sunday at the /
o'clock service
Misses Cora Lee Turner, Marian
Roberts, Naomi Stewart and Emma
Mcneil, OF Dawson, have visited
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Davis, Of Bron-
wood were weekend guests at the
pleasant Charlie and Jesse Turner
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. James
Brooks and Mr. Jimmie Balkcomb, OF
Blakely, have visited at the Melton
home.
Messrs. John Paul Harris, Bill
LANG and Cyrus Daniel made a bus
mess trip to Americas and Plains last
week.
The friends OF Mr. DIVA Coker are
glad that he has about recovered from
his recent severe spell of rheumatic
fever.
Mr.. c. NJ. Harris and son were up
from Panacea, Fla, last week for a
few days, and were given the glad
hand.
Misses Christine and Mildred Kitch-
ems, with their father, Mr.. VIII Kitch-
ems, visited in Albany last week.
Miss Ruth Sem, of Pleasant Hill
lis an attractive visitor of Misses Cath
crime and Mary Anna Lee.
A number of colored people were
baptized Sunday as result OF their
protracted meeting.
Mrs. Jim McLendon has returned
from Triton, where she was socially
entertained.
Mrs. Ernest Brim and Miss Bertha
Brim are visiting at Panacea Springs,
Fla
Mr.. w. |, Jones has raised some OF
the finest watermelons in the county.
Miss Amelia Hass and Miss Mary
Coker have visited in Dawson.
Mr.. James Dennard, OF Atlanta, is
visiting at the McLain home.
Mr. Hood Coker has returned from
visit to Dawson relatives.
All are cordially invited attend ali
the services this week
! Mr. VIII Lee is visiting in Atlanta.
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