The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-07-29
REVIVAL
AT HEROD HAS CLOSED
A NUMBER UNITED WITH THE
BAPTIST CHURCH. OTHER
ITEMS AND PERSONALS.

A gracious revival has been enjoy
ed at the Baptist church here. Large
crowds, fine singing and forcetul SER
mons were all appreciated. The cere-
mony of baptism was observed Fri
day evening in the church pool. Rev
Crumbley made it deeply impressive.
Those uniting with the church were
Mr.. Will Kitchens, Miss Mildred
Kitchens, Miss Sarah Kitchens, Miss
jamie Coker, Mr.. Hill Coker, Mr.
Thomas Smith and Mr. Beatrice
Jones. The three boys were members
OF the same Sunday school class and
their teachers are happy.
We are glad to correct a mistake
that was brought here by reliable par
ties last week. Mrs J. H. BellAower
is we'll and very much alive, her son
says, in spite of the fact that her
death was published in two papers,
We gladly make the correction.
The Old Fashioned Mother by
Herod local talent will be presented
at Graves on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. Prices will be reasonable, and
ffty-ffty with Graves A number from
here will go.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 730. Mr.. Lloyd Miller will lead.
The Sunday school teachers are all
urged to be present as the superin-
tendent wants to meet them just after
the service.
Miss Mamie Will Emmerson, who
has been a pleasant guest OF Misses
Helen and Eloise Melton, has return
ed to her home at Dixie, after visit
ing a few days in Blakely.
Mr.. Will Kitchens auto and Mr.
Miller's large truck came in contact
with each other Thursday night, and
the auto was badly damaged. No one
was hurt.
Mr.. Carey Melton was run into by
a fivver, which was worsted in the
contact. Mr.. Melton had his face cut
in a number OF places, but none were
serious.
Rev McKibben will begin his re-
vival Sunday evening at o'clock. All
are urged to come to each service
during the week, at 1890 a. m. and
g p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Smith and Mrs Hannah
expect to worship with the Pleasant
Hill saints Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Shealey Kaufman and
Mrs. Kaufman, of Dawson, came to
hear Rev Crumbley preach last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Peede, OF Co
lumbus. were pleasant visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. R. B. Ferguson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George McLain, with
Mr.. and Mrs Dewitt Rrim, will re-
turn from Atlanta this week.
Quite number from Belltiower,
Sasser. Doverel and other places have
attended revival services here.
Mrs. James Clark and Miss Mary
Clark, OF Clarks mill, came up to hear
Rev McKibben Sunday.
Miss Jewel Scott and Misses Dan
tel of Cottondale, have been popular
guests of Mrs. Frazier.
Mrs. Roger LANG is rapidly recov-
ering at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Brim.
Miss Ethel Turner and Miss Annie
Ruth Turner will spend the weekend
in Americas.
Miss Estelle Jones group gave
fine program at the B. Y. ?. L. Sun
day evening.
Mr.. Luther Owen, of near Shellman,
has been a visitor at the Charlie Tur-
ner home.
Mr.. Thomas Turner has accepted
business position with Shields & Geise
in Dawson.
Mr.. Jack Smith, of near Sasser, has
been a popular visitor of Mr.. Thomas
Smith.
Mr.. Charlie Bridges and Miss Julia
Bigelow, of Yeomans, were here FRI
day.
Mr.. Barrentine, OF Fl. Benning, will
be a welcome visitor here this week.
Mrs. Taylor and little son, Eugene,
have visited at the Hawkes. home
Miss Estelle Jones will spend the
week with relatives in Randolph.
Mr.. Walter Clark, Of Americas, was
a pleasant guest here this week.
Miss Alice Brim is visiting at Pan
acea, Fla.
Mrs. Davis has visited Mrs. Milton
LANG.
DOITSES SWITCH LIGHTS.