The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-08-19
.HEROD HAPPENINGS
PITHILY PHOTOGRAPHED
FIDELIS CLASS ENJOY PICNIC
AT CORDRAY. OTHER OCCUR
FENCES OF THE WEEK.

The Fidelis Sunday school class
picnicked at Cordray Friday evening
from to II o'clock They went down
in the school truck and autos. Each
member invited friend. There were
III present. A delicious picnic supper
was enjoyed at the pavilion Alter
the fine repast was over they went TO
the dancing pavilion and were enjoy
ing games. conundrums, etc. when a
band and a number OF dancers came
in. The Fidelis class sought other
quarters. and continued the pleasures
OF the evening 1t was delightful at
fair Mesdames Smith, Hannah and
Smith were the chaperones
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Moreland en-
tertained on Friday for their house
guests at a pleasant spend-the- day
party and spend-the-night party also,
This is a most popular home with the
lads and lassies All present enjoyed
the occasion.
Mrs. c. NJ. Harris, C. NJ jrs and
Miss Melinda Harris returned from
Panacea. Fla, Thursday. They were
gladly welcomed home from their
summers outing
The Sunday school teachers are re-
quested to meet with the superintend-
ent after prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. He wishes every one to be
present.
A rally OF the B. Y. P. L. OF this
district will be held there the first
Sunday evening in September at 8
o'clock. All are cordially invited to
attend
Rev. Sam Ely, OF Brinson, a we'll
known Free VIII Baptist minister,
will preach here the first Sunday IN
September. You are invited to hear
him.
Mr.. George McLain has bought the
house and farm OF DR.. and Mrs Col
lum. The house is in the incorporate
limits and part OF the farm is, too.
Mr.. Miller's gin is busy baling the
fleecy staple now, as cotton is opening
very rapidly. The fields are whitening
and it now looks like a good crop.
The piece in last weeks issue OF
The Dawson News on the Third
Commandment was worth a year $
subscription. The News is AL.
Mrs. Duea rendered a beautiful solo
in a lovely manner at the morning
service Sunday that was appreciated
by the large congregation.
Mesdames L. and A. Mobley, K.
w. Harris and J. P. Hannah have
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris
near Leary. a.,
Messrs. w. L. Mobley, Alvin Mob
lev and Clyde Daniel have visited Mr..
Ernest Harris at the Keystone nur-
series.
Miss Nora Smith was elected B. Y.
p. u. secretary to succeed Miss Mary
Edith Coker. who leaves for school
soon. -,
Mr.. Thomas Turner and Miss Ethel
Turner attended a pleasant entertain
ment in Randolph Saturday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Turner moved
to Bronwood last week. where they
will operate the telephone exchange.
Misses Stewart, Roberts, Mcneil
and Cocker hiked from Dawson Fri
day to visit Mrs. Moreland.
Mesdames Harris and Brim, with
Misses Harris and Brim, shopped and
visited in Dawson Saturday.
Mrs. Claire Goodwin and Miss Ke-
becca Goodwin, of Albany, have been
recent visitors here.
Miss Evelyn Sem, OF Pleasant HUI
has been an attractive guest OF Miss
Frances McLain.
Misses Frances Harris and Edna
Norman Mobley spent the midweek
near Leary.
Mesdames Coker, Hass and Hannah
with Miss Florine Coker have visited
in Dawson.
Misses Mary Edith Coker and jamie
Coker spent the midweek with Daw-
son friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, OF Plains,
have visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse smith
Rev. McKibben will preach here
Sunday. All are invited to hear him
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Coker have
visited Mrs. s. w. Hass in Dawson.
Mrs. Dan Sem, OF Pleasant HILL
has visited Mrs. George McLain.
Misses Annie Ruth and Edna Mae
Turner have visited in BronWood,
Messrs. Altman, Wall and Hass Wis
tied in Albany Saturday.
Mrs. Bette Hass OF Dawson has
visited Mrs John Cocker.
NJ aud Mrs < T. Carter, OF Par