The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-02-05
ccH00L GLEE CLUB
APPEARS FEB. 18TH
.,orFEDs TO GO FOR STAGE
Fho-MrPy LITERARY SOCIE-
oOT rIFc HOLD MEETINGS.

n II. ). Glee CluD VIZ "''
,,,., appearance on February IS, at
r 20. m in the High School audi
+r.arvbodv! It's the hit Of the sea-
E'''' The whole town will be there.
~" .-. Won don't miss it. Come
l.. 70 oct a seat. Those who saw
a''' arformance last year are enthu-
.a-+;c boosters; they expect more
eias a more pep. more variety this
fnaL' and they'll get it! Support
Fea' .rhooI and get your moneys
you Il TOO The proceeds will go to
"or'E tor :, scenery. which is now being
y but up. .o,+;on &C the time
draws near, ,n
More fun in night than you Il
find in a year. :, -.
81. sl'[ o1e Ease don't forget all that's
written here.
Friday Nights Success.
v,.n fo1ksl Did you see us pull q
w 0L n,o an Cuthbert the other night'
r.. stree! We never had an easier [
g. N ali our life. Somebody next
l'. ~. ssid that the fellow next to them
u Us hat his brother heard one OF
FL r,,tbhert BOYS say that if we
Sne Il snr;nkle a little dirt on the
Sou'U and turn out the lights and get
fono1e OF lamps that they would Sno"
4 o n,C boys made some mighty pretty
va. In fact, all they seemed to
asS't 70 do was to punch the ball and
% E;-oar which way to go, and the SAID
', III ,,,as there before we could say scat
pan 1a wa, Robinson. We don't like to
]% osprsonal. but do y'all remember
i ~ r,,rIv headed Cuthberter and that
:@5 NJ NJ fall fellow? We just want to
.' that # wasn't their fault cause we
r. ' tbem Neither was it the fault
1: a. .bat host Of people who came over
hack up their team. Now, tolkS' II
an asked our opinion we would say
a. was real hard down genuine pep
i chit from the factory. Il
Pnt 10 get back to our subject; II
q. rrmored all about us that Cuth-
,rt was going to win in the fifth quar-
n II seemed sort of like we never
Eor1d oct to that quarter, so we had TO
4 All off the game with a score OF 5o-54'
Wilsonian.
Folks. we Just can't help Dragging
n our society sometimes. But
Aon't bore YOU with that Everybody
4elIed for a Joint meeting; really |
We've at was because of the mock
&cItv meeting we were to have. But
= didn't have joint meeting be-
bus the characters OF the mock fac
#ltv wished to practice on us first.
a Alter the roll call Charles Wall
lad current events, after which we
kere entertained by the mock faculty. |
Ross Collier, as Mr.. Monts, did his |
.kart to perfection. Florence Mas
sorthv represented Miss Louise Car
H. Bell as Miss Wilkinson. Ruth
hamilton as Miss Burdett. Caroline
Lockette as Miss Taylor and last but
( BIT least Edward Bum as Mr. Poe.
they brought up the names of several
Dr. and boys of our society. Some |
hey quarreled over, but they laid |
raises on others. But, anyway, that
"a, Just a mock faculty. New Off
f., were elected. after which we adj
kurncd.-Naomi Stewart
Tau Alpha.
Among the events of Friday after i
spon was a meeting OF the Tau Alpha
hClety The melting was opened by |
p election OF new officers. Andrew |
everett was made president, with
Virginia Peddy vice-president, Eliza
fth Simmons secretary and treasur-
4 and William Hatcher critic. The
floWlng program was then carried |
llt:
Current eyents-Daisy Dean Lewis.
The history of our national song
elite Bell Smith.
The critic made her report and we
fJourned after a few songs.-Andrew
everett.
Beta Alpha.
he Beta Alpha met last Friday
r. had a very interesting program
ne election of society officers was
fId, resulting as follows: Charles |