The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-02-12
GLEE CLUB TO GIVE
FIRST SHOW FRIDAY
VARIED PROGRAM IS TO BE
OFFERED. LITERARY So
CIETIES HAD VISITORS.

The Dawson High School glee club
viii make its annual appearance Fri
day night, February Is, at Sis p. m.
at the school house auditorium. Ad-
mission fees OF p and so cents will
be charged.
Do you know good music when
Won hear it? Come out and see! II
YOU want classical stuff, we have it.:
if Jazz, there will be plenty Aesthetic
dancing clogs, and chorusgirl steps
are our special line There's min
strel. a cabaret scene and some other
speciaities.
Remember the maxim Home Tai
ents are Besti' Boost your school,
and have fun, tool Even the new
stage scenery is worth your money
alone If YOU saw it last year, you
know what to expect. II you didn't,
think what a treat and surprise IS in
store for you You can't afford to
miss it, The entire proceeds will go
for stage scenery.
Tau Alpha.
The Tau Alpha literary society met
in the eleventh grade room Friday al
ternoon with the seniors and juniors
OF the Wilsonian society as their
guests. After the minutes OF the last
meeting were read we were entertain
ed By on Irish program. II was;
characteristics of the Irish people
Bertha Kitchener.
Where the River Shannon Flow"
and My Wild Irish Rose" sung by
Daisy Deane Lewis, Lottie Leyerette,
Elizabeth Simmons and Virginia
Peddy
The Great Men OF Ireland-Pau-
line Hill
New Ireland-Cora Lee Turner,
An Irish Dialogue-Guy Hamilton.
and Marvin Clay
Before adjournment several songs
were sung by the society.--Nettie
Rell SIM
Wilsonian.
The other Friday instead OF follow
ing our regular schedule we went Wis
ting. Mr. Monts and Miss Taylor /
VINO have charge OF our society left
school at noon so. OF course, we
couldn't have 4 meeting without them. /
The Seniors and the Juniors went to
visit the Tau Alpha while the Sophie
mores and the Freshmen were enter
tanned by the Beta Alpha. We are, /
like most everybody else, the kind
who enjoy varying matters. But
next Friday we'll be at home in the
Sophomore room Folks, surprise us /
sometimes and come to see us at $50 I,
o'clock. You'll enjoy the program
and we will be so glad to have you.
Beta Alpha.
Perhaps you don't know what Beta
Alpha means. We do. but we can't |
tell YOU. That's our own secret. |
Anyhow, its the best literary society |
going. OF course, that's our own |
opinion You're welcome to yourss The |
Freshies and Sophs. of the Wilson /
ian society came to see US. They |
had heard about us and wanted to
see Tor themselves We opened with
roll call. That always makes a
good beginning for a new president. |
Then everybody sang song. and |
nearly split their throats in doing so. |
Windsor Baldwin gave us nice
little talk about Muscle Shoals; he |
had thought about it heap We
could tell. Then we sang some more.
Emma McNeie read us a short story. |
1t was about Tom and Maggie. And |
Tom got mad with Maggie cause |
Maggie forgot to feed Toms rabbits
They had an awful fuss, but they
soon kissed and made UP. Then we
adjourned cause our time was up. /
Gladys Holland read us some jokes |
first, though. You should have !
heard Jim Taylor Crouch laugh! We |
all felt so good when we edjourned |
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