The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-06-10

MI MdIIlu M Gllply, VIII was 81
rious1y injured at saw mill last
week, died Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Gangreen set up where his
feet were amputated, in an effort to
save his life. A second amputation
was made above the knee, but of no
avail. The burial was at Preston on
Friday Mr.. Memphy is survived by
his mother and father and several
brothers and sisters.
Rev. T. J. Henderson, pastor of the
Rose Hill Baptist church at Column
bus. Ga. will arrive Tuesday to assist
Rev. T. J. Herring, pastor OF the Par
rott Baptist church, in series OF re-
vival services to be held here during
the next week.
Visits Old Home.
DR.. and Mrs. T. N. Kitchens, of
Warm Springs, Miss Ona Adams, OF
Slaton, Tex. and Mrs. F. w. Denham
of Lubbock, Texas, spent Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs Hollis Kenyon.
Thirtv-nine years ago Mrs. Denham
moved to Texas. Her home is in the
extreme northwestern section OF the
state. This is her first visit to her
native state since she left. She was
amazed at the many changes that had
taken place and was much gratifled at
the rapid strides OF progress. She
thought the development something
wonderful. She thought the farmers
would be in much better condition
financially if they would not stick SO
close to cotton but diversity more and
raise more feed stuff.
Social Items.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Kenyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Kenyon and chill
dren Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Joiner and
A1va Junior, Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Rob
.erts of Dawson, Mrs. Denham and
Miss Adams, Of Texas, were met by
other relatives and had an old time
reunion in the good old-tashioned
wav last Sunday The day was spent
among the hills and caves OF Stewart
county.
The two groups losing in the b.
Y P. u. contest entertained the win
ming group at social at the Baptist
church last Tuesday night.
his friends with a prom party iast
his friend with a prom party last
Thursday night. Eighteen paruclpat-
ed in the pleasures OF the evening. Al
late hour delightful cream and cake
were served.
The bows Sunday school class was
entertained at the home OF Rev };
Herring on Monday night. They had
short program. love stories from
The Bible. after which delicious re-
freshnents were served
Miss Merle Pinkston, who has Deeh
strdvinp at Parsons Art school III
| New York came home THURSDAY 10
snend the summer vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. }. FlnKSton'
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin WillialnS i,
Misses Grace and Agnes Williams OF
Conerton. and Mrs. Tom Cook ana
cbiIdren of Ellaville, visited MIS-
Wesley McGill recently.
NJ Odesta Cannon, OF Macon ana
Mr. Audrv Cannon, of Ocaia,' + ID,
oro snending their vacation with theH
a a.T Mr.. and Mrs, ]. Q. Cannon;
Mr. Walter Clark. Miss McPon Ina.
and Miss Vivian Cannon; OF neal
Pelham, visited NIrS. J. ~
the past week. d Miss
~ MISS Mattibel Pinkston and = MISS MISS
wray Herring, students OF BESSIE
TIT college, are at home tor the sum
ny ittle Miss Martha Pinkston spent
+be mast week in Cuthbert with ner
a ara Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcner'
Miss Laura Tatum, OF kathleeh'
came over Sunday and went WIN
Mrs. 6. c. Yarbrough to Dead LAKES;
W. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cochran, ana
Theron Helton attended the mail car
r lmr convention in Ashburn, -,
NJ Mrs Harold Williams, OF Hamilton
i snending the week with her moth
e. Mrs. W. H. Marshall;
Mr. and Mrs. George w Kenyon
soEni Wednesday with their SON Mr.
f11 Mrs. OTIS Lawhorn, of Brentwood ID
: visiting her daughter Mrs j. l.
Thornton, jr. soro,.
time at Indian Springs.