The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-02-12
NEWS AND VIEWS OF
WEEK FROM HER0D
MR.. c. M. HARRIS HONORED
WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY.
MANY VISITORS THERE.

The children of Mr.. c. NJ. Harris
gave him birthday dinner, at his
own home. the 10th of this month,
each one contributing their part. The
centre piece was a large, heavily iced
cake with pink candles on it. It was
encircled with delicate ferns and sweet
peas. Vases Of sweet peas were also
used as decorations
The menu was appetizing and deli
cous The electric lights were turn
ed off. to show the light from the pink
candles, which was lovely in the
darkened dining room. Alter the
candles were blown out the lights
flashed on and mirth and happiness
prevailed
Twenty-Five enjoyed the delightful
occasion. Mrs. Hannah was the only
one of Mr.. Harris sisters that could
be present. Mr.. Harris received
number OF nice presents.
Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Coker entertained
at dinner the first OF the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Reddick as hon
orees. Covers were laid for fourteen
It was a delightful occasion to all
present.
News Briefs.
Rev, H. L. Crumbley will preach
Sunday morning and afternoon. You
are invited to come out and hear him.
Mr.. Hill Cocker and group will furnish
the program Sunday evening for the
IB. Y. P. L. Come and encourage
the Young people by your presence,
and be entertained,
The Sunbeams will meet at 1;5O
Saturday afternoon for their program
Afterwards, they will go to the CLUB
house and have a Valentine party.
Quite number heard divine ser
vices Sunday evening at Kansas City,
Mo. and Jefferson City, over the radio;
The most OF it was very PLAIN and
was enjoyed by all with thanks to the
Richardson family.
Herod will be represented at the
/ Dawson Glee club Friday night. Miss
| MELINDA Harris is a member OF 1t,
All the members Of the B. w. M. S.,
and Y. w. A. are requested to meet
next Monday at 4:30 in the afternoon
at the church, as business OF lmpor-
lance is to be transacted.
A musical evening was enjoyed at
the Hass home on Saturday evening
| by number OF the young set.
Miss Elizabeth Worsham, OF Fort
| Gaines. rendered a lovely solo in a
/ beautiful manner at sunday school
that was enjoyed by all. She has a
sweet voice that is being highly cult
waited.
Personals.
Mrs. c. c. Turner, Misses Ethel and
/ Annie Ruth Turner, Mr.. Thomas
/ Turner and Mr.. Joe Barrentine, OF
Fort Benning, attended the birthday
dinner OF Mr. and Mrs NJ. A. McCrea,
near Americas, last week.
Col and Mrs. ]. W. Harris, Mr. and
Mrs Carl Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Worsham. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Massey,
Mr.. and Mrs Grady Massey, with
their children, have visited Mr.. and
| Mrs. c. NJ, Harris.
Miss Bessie Ruth Pridgeon, OF
! Graves and Miss Florence Pridgeon,
OF Shellman, have been recent at
tractive guests OF Miss Agnes Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. f F. Worsham, with
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Worsham,
OF Fort Gaines, spent the weekend
at the c. NJ. Harris home.
Mr.. Joe Barrentine, OF Fort Ben
ming, has been a recent pleasant
weekend guest at the c. c. Turner
home.
Mrs. Fred McRee is rapidly improv.
ing from recent spell OF blood
poisoning in her hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. Turner spent
the weekend with their mother, Mrs
Hay near Shellman.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Turner and
Mrs. Jesse Turner visited Brentwood
friends Thursday.
We are glad that Mr. John Fergu-
son is recovering from recent spell
iot sickness.
Miss F1orine Coker, OF Parrot
spent the weekend with Mrs. Jim c.
Coker
Mr.. John Wall, jr,, has been i'll from
the flu but is getting the upper hand
OF it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris have
visited Mrs. K W. Harris and family
Mr.. lube Hickey, OF Albany was a
pleasant visitor here last week.
Miss Alma McLain has visited Mrs
Gilbert Pinson in Sylvester.