The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-04-01
HAPPENINGS OF THE
WEEK AT HER0D
w. M. S. RALLY APRIL 4TH.
PERSONAL MENTION AND
OTHER ITEMS OF NEWS.

Mrs. John Cocker, secretary OF the
Dawson district, announces that rail-
~ will be held Friday April 9Th, at
Herod Baptist church. Beginning at
10 o'clock. Mrs. {. NJ Harris, presi-
dent OF the Herod w. NJ. S, extends
cordial invitation to the members OF
all societies OF this. district, together
with all interested Baptist women OF
the Summerhill Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cocker, Mesdames
Hannah, Cocker. Goddard and Harris,
Messrs Melton and Coker and Miss
Melinda Harris went to Richland Sun
day. The Sunday school convention
was a success and enjoyed by a very
large crowd OF people.
The b. w. NJ S. rally at the church
Friday promises to be well attended
by other societies. An interesting pro-
gram is planned. Lunch will be serv-
ed at the church. Our ladies are all
invited to meet with us.
We all regret that Mrs. Duea has
been in hospital in Detroit Tor sever
al days Hope she will soon be well
again, and will suffer no serious re-
suits from her fall.
Mrs. Jesse Smith. Mrs. Ernest Brim
and Mrs Charlie Turner have large
lots OF incubator chickens, and are
very successful with them so far.
We are glad that Mrs. Jesse Smith
is recovering from recent severe nail
wound in her loot. She was unable to
walk for a number of days.
Miss Melinda Harris and Mrs. c
NJ. Harris visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. William Saxon
in Richland this week.
Our farmers are through planting
corn and are now planting cotton
They are fixing to have battle royal
with Mr. B. Weevil.
Dame Rumor says one OF our at
tractive and talented girls is to be
come a June bride; the happy man is
from-a distance
A good congregation appreciated a
fine sermon Thursday evening from
Rev. w. B. Screws, OF Glennville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isom NOVEL; and
Master Floyd NOVEL;, have visited at
the Mcneil home in Brentwood
Mr.. DIVA Coker has returned from
Macon for a short visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coker.
In spite OF the recent freeze some
OF our busy gardeners are eating
spring vegetables.
Mrs. Jim Cocker and Mrs Jesse Hass
visited Mrs Frank Riley i'll Dawson
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. James Ross, OF Dawson, has
been a welcome guest at the home OF
Mrs. G.. l.. Smith.
Mr.. c. NJ. Harris will make business
trips to Edison, Blakely and other
points this week
We regret that Miss Estelle Jones
is on the sick list, and hope she will
soon be well.
We are feasting on brain food fur
nished by the disciples OF Isaac Wal
ton.
Mrs. Brim, Miss Carrie Curington
and Mrs Harris have visited in Daw-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cumming. Of Doverel,
have visited at the Richardson home.
Misses Lois and Theta Thompson,
OF Macon, have visited Mrs. Holman.
Miss Ida Smith, OF Plains visited
the hemefolks here Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Coker visited
and shopped in Albany last week.
Mr.. Bob Watson, OF Shellman, was
a pleasant visitor hero last week.
Winter is still trying to vamp spring
but isn't encouraged much now.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hass made a
short visit in Brentwood Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Elm Collum, OF Ella
vile, have visited relatives here
Mr.. Tom Harden, OF Dawson has
been pleasant visitor here.
Miss Carrie Curington is visiting rel
atives in Alabama
Mr.. f. T. Woods, OF Dawson, has
visited here,