The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-07-01
.HEROD PERSONALS
AND NEWS BRIEFS
B. w. M. U. RALLY AT BRON,
WOOD A SUCCESS. MANY
PARTIES ARE ENJOYED.

The b. W. M. l. raHy was HSiu a.
Brentwood church Friday Opening
HYMN, 20 Zion Haste" devotions led
by Miss E1dora Howell subject
PRAYER" Several passages OF scrip
ture were brought out. Prayer by
Mrs. Hannah. A special prayer was
then offered by Miss Howell. Former
superintendent. Miss Minnie Bridges
was absent on account OF illness. Wei
come address by Miss Ethel Cowarti
response by Miss Helen Melton. Re
ports from each society was given by
leaders. All gave good reports except
Dawson, which was not represented
Solo. Does Jesus Care, by Mrs
Jesse Hass. Of Herod. The message
Because Jesus Cares" was feelingly
brought out by Mrs John Cocker, dis
trict secretary. Scholarship and loan
fund was discussed by Mrs. Charles
Kaufman Each society subscribed to
/ the fund. Open discussion on How
to Solve Various Problems Ad-
journed for dinner on the ground. AT
! / o'clock the afternoon session was
opened with the song, More About
/ Jesus" Prayer by Mrs. Frank Wat
son. Solo, Gods Sunshine" by Rosa
/ Lee Fleming. "Sunbonnet Child,
standard of excellence, presented by
Mrs. Hannah All societies will take
this chart. "Sunbeams." song by the
Sunbeams. one OF them playing the
accompaniment Mrs. Jesse Smith dis
cussed young Peoples Work" espe-
cia1ly Sunbeams A rising vote of
thanks was rendered the Brentwood
society for their hospitality. Adjourn
ed with prayer.
Misses Mary Edith and jamie Pearl
Cocker entertained at very pleasant
spend-the-day party on Saturday COM
plimentary to Mrs. Moreland's visi-
tors and to Miss Kathryn Duggan,
Music and mirth were features OF the
occasion. Mrs. Cocker served one OF
her usual fine dinners, which was done
ample justice to by the bakers dozen
present 1t was happy affair.
Miss Amelia Hass entertained at a
spend-the- day party on Friday for her
cousins, Mary, Mabeth. Cornelia and
Hood Cocker Hood Cocker, who has
music even in his feet, furnished some
very sweet lIluSiO. MISC 1AdSS was a.
sisted in entertaining by Miss Florine
Coker
Mrs. Cecil Moreland entertained at
a spend-the- day party complimentary
to her guests, Misses Stewart, Nc
Neil and Roberts, of Dawson. 1t was
delightful affair Covers were laid
for twelve
Mr.. Ernest Moody. Miss Thelma
Randall and Miss Annie Gay, OF near
Sasser, and Mr. Cecil Trotman, OF
Dawson, were pleasant visitors the
past week
Mesdames Coker, Smith, Hannah,
Hass, Coker and Smith attended the
B. W. M u rally at Brentwood Fri
day, and report fine meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McLendon
and Miss Anna Madge McLendon, Of
Greenville, S. c., have been glad-hand-
ed by many friends here.
/ Miss Naomi Stewart, Miss Emma
Mcneil and Miss Marion Roberts, OF
Dawson, have been popular guests OF
Mrs. Cecil Moreland.
Mrs. Cocker, Mrs. Hannah Mrs.
Hass and Mrs. Smith have visited
Mrs. Bette Hass and Mrs. Frank
Riley in Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brim, Mrs.
Frank Altman and Mr.. Roger Laing
have visited Mrs. Roger Laing at the
Plains hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. McLain, with
Misses Frances and Margaret McLain,
have visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Carter
at PARROT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melton. with
their three adopted orphan children,
OF Blakely, have visited at the Mel
ton home.
Mr.. John Paul Harris Miss Dovie
Martin and Miss Pauline Durr spent
Tuesday at Cordray.
Mr.. James Corbin, of Miami, Fla,
has been a pleasant visitor OF friends
and relatives here.
Misses Mary Edith and jamie Co
ker and Miss Kathryn Duggan have
visited in Dawson.
Mrs. Will Lee Miss Carrie Curing
ton and Mr. J. NJ. McLendon have
visited in Dawson.
Mrs. Jesse Smith will entertain her
Sunday school class Friday. Each has
invited guest
Miss Gertie Saunders, Of near Daw-
son, has been a pleasant guest Of
Misses Smith.
Mrs. Lucius Mobley, Of Fitzgerald,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. K.
w Harris.
In the B. Y. P. U. contest, group
No. 5, Lloyd Miller leader won the
pennant,
Mrs. Gene Moody. OF near Sasser,
has been a welcome guest of Mrs.
Will Lee.
Messrs. Roger and Will LANG and
Mrs. Milton Laing have visited in
Miss Annie May Gay, of Chicka-
sawhatchee, has visited the Misses
Jones.
Mr.. Hill Coker and Mr. Thomas
Smith visited in Brentwood Friday.
Miss Dovie Martin, of Cuthbert, has
visited her aunt, Mrs K w Harris.
Mr.. Clarence Jones, OF Americas,
spent Sunday with the homefolks.
Miss Eloise Melton has visited Mrs.
Frank Melton near Blakely.
Mr.. John Will Gay, OF Florida, was
among the Sabbath visitors.
Mrs II NOVEL; and FlOvd will