The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-02-12
PARROT PLAYERS
TO PRESENT COMEDY
DAWSON PEOPLE INCLUDED
IN CAST OF MUSICAL PIECE
GYPSY ROVER"

The Gypsy Rover" musical
comedy directed by Miss Bertha Lee,
will be presented by the Parrot
players and singers at the PARROT
school auditorium, Friday evening,
February 22nd
This musical show is a comedy in
three acts, with an interesting plot,
interviewer with songs and dances
The music which will be rendered by
Miss Lee is full of rhythm and mel
ody. Arrangements have been COM
pleted for stage furnishing, lighting,
and costumes for the occasion.
Miss Nellie LANG, of Dawson, will
play the part of rConstance, the
heroine of the story. Howard Ar
mold is Lord Craven" her finance,
while Henry Cook will be the Gypsy
Rob" Mr. Drue Arnold is "Sir
George, father of Constance" The
part Of CARA" will be played by Miss
Wilma Castor and that of "Surfs, -
her lover by Bill Cole Miss Min
ME Hatcher, of Dawson, is nina, "
and Mr.. Jess Chambliss, of Dawson,
! is Capt Jerome" Mr.. Emmett
Pinkston is "Marts" and Mrs. J. w.
Richardson is is to play the part of
in the singing and developing of the
plot are; Mr.. Roy Pinkston, Mr..
Arnold Cole, Mr. S. c. Yarbrough
and Mr. Jim Cook.
The chorus girls are: Mrs. S. c.
Yarbrough, Mrs r. r. Holt. Mrs. G.
| w. Dunn, Mrs Bob Harden, Mrs.
H, l. Arnold, Miss Ruby Jones, Miss
Frances Wade, Miss Josie Pritchard,
Miss Thelma Kenyon, Miss Mabel
! Cochran, Miss Ethel Hancock, Miss
| Claud Herring and Miss Louise Pinks-
ton.
Woman's Club Meeting.
On Thursday evening, February 7,
at the school auditorium, the Wo-
mans club held its regular meeting.
The pupils of the music and express
sion departments of the school rem
dered a program of interest. After
this program a short business meet
ing was held.
Following the business session, Mrs
w. H. Gurr, of Dawson, spoke to
the club in-regard to the work she
is doing in the domestic science de-
partment Of the school. Mrs. Gurr
referred briefly to the work that has
already been accomplished and also
gave an outline OF the work she plans
to cover between now and the close
of school.
The knowledge acquired in this de.
partment will be of great benefit tc
these students in later life. Mrs
Gurr urged that the parents cooper
ate with her in order that she may
make this department greater sue
cess.
Personals.
Mrs. John Allen Hayes, of Ocala
Fla has returned to her home afte
a visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Holyce Keyon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cochran spen
Sunday with their sons in Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Pinkston at
tended the burial serviCes-of Mrs
Pinkston's aunt, Mrs. Slade, which
were held in Dawson February 3rd,
Mr. John Ben Christie, OF Ocala
Fla. visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. E. E. Pinkston and Mr.. E. E
Pinkston, jr, spent Wednesday II
Albany
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tanner, O
Cataula, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Williams, of Hamilton, spent the week
end with Mrs. Pearl Marshall
Miss F1orrie Coker made visit to
relatives at Herod during last week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Cook, Miss
Eunice Carver and Miss Elrod, Of
Richland, were guests in the home Of
Mrs. S. R. McKennon last Sunday
Mr.. Malcolm McKinnon, of Column
bus, arrived Saturday for visit tc
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Nc
Kinnon