The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-01-01

of Dawson. was at the board All en-
joyed the evening heartily AT a late
hour, dainty refreshments were
served.
VISITOR HONORED.
Miss Gladys Ferguson, Of Shellman
an attractive guest Of Miss Ethel
Turner, was honorec at a lovely six
O'Clock dinner on Wednesday given
by her hostess. Covers were laid
for eight 1t was happy occasion
and enjoyed by all present.
PERSONALS.
The B. y. P. u. installed officers
Sunday evening Besides the regular
program they had a duet by Amelia
Haas and Mary Coker two little Sun
beams and also a reading by Mary
Cocker. We appreciated these two
numbers by the Sunbeams.
Mr.. {. NJ Harris, Mrs. Hannah
c. NJ Harris, Jr, Mr.. S. v Richard
son and Mr.. Isom Novel;, visited in
Bronwood Sunday afternoon, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mas
sey.
MIR. Anderson, of Barlow, has
moved here and is occupying one OF
the Hannah homes. We give him
and his family a cordial welcome to
our little city.
Messers Mcneil and Misses Mcneil
and Cults, OF Brentwood, visited at the
Novel; home. Miss Willie Mcneil
is visiting these relatives in Brentwood
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coker MeSsers
Hill and DIVA Coker, Misses Mary
Coker and Lucy Haas spent Tuesday
in Brentwood at the Collum home.
Mr. and Mrs Carley McLendon left
for their new home in Greenville, S.
c., last week. Their host of friends
here regretted to see them leave.
Our sympathy is extended Mrs. c.
NJ. Harris upon the death OF her cous-
in, Miss Maude Cheney in Atlanta,
Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melton and
Miss Iris Roberts, of Blakely, have
been pleasantly entertained at the
Melton home.
Mrs. Gilbert Pinson, Mr.. Carroll
Pinson and Mr. Claude Afford, have
been pleasant guests at the McLain
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Swafford of Atlanta
have been visiting at the home Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fra
zier
Mr.. and Mrs. Biglow, Mr.. and Mrs
Ho1leman, and Miss Julia Biglow
were guests OF friends here Saturday.
Miss Amelia Hass and Miss Bertha
Cocker spent the week end in Dawson
as guests of Miss Florine Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Goodwin and Miss
Rebeccah Goodwin, of Albany, visited
here during the holidays.
DIR. and Mrs. Collum, with Miss
Dorothy and Master Julian Polk Col
lum. visited relatives here.
Mrs. McLain, Mrs. Duggan, Misses
Marguerite Frances, and Alma Nc
Lain, visited in Albany.
Mrs. Frank Riley and Miss Florine
Riley, of Dawson, have visited at the
Hass home, last week.
Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Deubler, Of
Dawson, visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. V.
Richardson, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman, Misses Es-
Their and Helen. spent the holidays with
relatives in Macon.
Mr.. J. L. Haas, Misses Mary Edith,
and jamie Cocker visited i'll Parrott
Sunday afternoon
Messrs. w. B. and J. 3. Brim, OF
Pelham, were among our popular
Yuletide visitors.
Miss Florine Coker who spent the
holidays at the Haas home, has return
ed to Parrot.
The Herod Woman's club will meet
Tuesday afternoon, January g. at the
club house.
Miss Ethel Horsely and Miss Aleen
Brown. of Dawson, visited Miss Ber-
tina Brim.
Messrs. Williams and Davis. OF Bar
tow. have been guests at the Ander-
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Aven, with Dan,
jr., spent Thursday in Dawson with
Mr.. B. B. McRea, OF Americas, was
a guest at the {. {. Turner home on
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kelly lett for
their new home in Columbus last
week
Mrs. Will Massey and Mrs. Grady
Massey, visited relatives here last
week
Miss Florence NIillner, of Carnegie,
was an attractive guest OF Mrs John
Wall.
Mr.. Coker Riley. OF Dawson. was
welcome guest OF friends here recently.
Mr.. DIVA Cocker, OF Macon. spent a
part OF the Yuletide with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Turner visited
in Randolph and Parrott
Mr.. Earl Riley OF Dawson, visited
at the Coker homes here.
Mrs. NOVEL; visited relatives in
Lumpkin last week.
Miss Ruby Oxford, visited here last
week.
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