The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-11-18
BR0NWOOD NEWS
Is BRIEFLY NOTED
MR.. KENNEDY HAS OPERA
MR.. EDY UNDERGOES
OPERATION. ENTERTAINED

Group No. 2 of the Glee club de-
lightfully entertained with vaude-
vile program Thursday at the home
of Mrs T.. O. Mcdonald. Twenty
seven were present After the social
and business hour delicious refresh
ments were daintily served.
Observed Armistice Day.
Armistice day was appropriately OBJ
served here. Business was suspended
at II o'clock and the entire town par
ticipated The program was arranged
by the Womans club, headed by the
president, Mrs. R. L. Gunnels, and
exercises were held at the Methodist
church with music furnished by the
Glee club. An address was made by
Col. c. Perry, an overseas veteran OF
Albany, who forcefully brought out
the thought of peace and not heart
aches of Armistice day. Prayer was
offered by Rev. W. E. Hightower,
pastor OF the Methodist church, who
also assisted in making the program
a success. Patriotic songs by the
school completed the exercises. Mrs.
E. L. Massey was pianist for the oc-
casion, accompanied with violin by
Miss Lucille Sumner Religious and
business organizations joined in the
celebration concentrating the day
on which hostilites ceased six years
ago. The revival of memory on Ar
mistice day is truly good for all OF
us. We should not forget; we must
never forget.
Evangelistic Club Organized.
Thursday night the Plains Business
Mems Evangelistic club, numbering
"a, and three ladies and three minis
tiers came to Bronwood and organized
similar club here with II members.
DR.. Wise explained the object of the
meeting and the purpose of the or
ganization, and Professor Bridges and
Messrs. Carter and Dean and others
made talks in which they told OF the
good they are getting out Of their
club and how the entire community
is being benefited. Much interest is
felt in the new Organization at Bron-
wood, and it is believed that much
good will result from it.
News and Personal Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. A. Capel and Miss
Leella Capel spent Sunday in Macon,
where Miss Julia Capel, who is in
school at Milledgeville, joined them
for the day.
The numerous friends of Mr.. S. w.
Kennedy are glad to learn OF his sue
cessful operation at the Plains santa
rum, and hope for him speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanders, OF
Douglas, and Mrs. Jim JONES and lit
tie Mary JONES, of Sale City, are Wis
itors of Miss Viva Sanders.
Mrs. ]. T. Thornton and children,
of Parrot, were pleasant visitors OF
Mrs. Otis Lawhorn the past week.
The many friends OF Mrs. Jim Cald-
we'll will be glad to learn that she is
on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Dozier were
among those who attended the Sells
Floto circus in Albany.
Miss Mabel Simpson, of Smithville
spent the weekend very pleasantly
with Mrs. J. R. Davis.
Mrs. Carrie Holland has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
at Kite and Macon.
Rev w. E Hightower spent Satur-
day night in Leesburg, the guest o.
Rev. Wyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Powell, o.
Cuthbert, recently visited Mrs. Lois
Arnold.
Miss Sara billiard has just returned
from a pleasant visit to her sister neal
Albany.
The Kilkare club will meet with
Mrs. G. O. Hill today (Tuesday).
Several from here are attending the
field trials in Lee county this week.
Mr.. Billy Miller was called to At
Ianta the past week on business.
Miss Sara Martin attended the fail
Cz,:t1o ~ Friday