The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-04-22
Happenings at Herod
Are Pithily Photographed
B. w. M. u. Rally at Macedonia Big
Success. Personal Mention.

The B. w. NJ. U. rally at Macedo-
MIA Wednesday was a big success.
Mrs. Woodruff presided. Deyotions
led by Mrs. Freeman Welcome adj
dress by Mrs. Chappell Response by
Mrs. Martin. OF Weston. Fine pieces
given by Mrs. Lunsford, Mrs. Free
man and Others. A lovely solo was
rendered by Miss Bertha Lee. A Won
derful address from DR.. Quisenberry,
OF Alabama All who have not heard
| him should do so at their first oppOr-
tunity. He carries you through the
| Holy land, stricken Japan and all Oh
his world tour, then enforces your
debt to give Christ to these places,
and all in a very short while. He is
rapid speaker. A bountiful and
splendid lunch was served at the noon
hour in the grove adjoining the
church. In the afternoon, Mrs. Daniel
in the chair, the devotions were led
by little Sunbeams from Brooksville
in a fine and sweet manner. The Sun
bonnet Child" standard of excellence
was discussed and. illustrated by Mrs.
Hannah, OF Herod, also the Cam
paign Clock" The scholarship and
loan fund was also presented by Mrs
Hannah for Miss Bridges, who was
prevented from coming and was much
missed by all Mrs Martin, OF Wes-
ton, discussed Joy in Service" Mrs.
Clark emphasized the need OF Our
Religious Papers and Magazines" Mr..
Drew Arnold and Miss Arnold de-
lighted the large crowd with lovely
duet, Blessed Redeemer" Thanks
and closing prayer.
Rev. H. L. Crumbley preached a
forceful sermon Sunday to large and
appreciative congregation The eve
ming service was called off, as Mr..
/ Crumbley had to go near Cuthbert to
preach funeral sermon.
Mr.. Charlie Chambliss, Miss Lucille
Hass, Mrs. Jesse Smith and Mrs. M.
Hannah attended the rally at Macedo-
MIA in Webster last week, and report
delightful occasion.
Rev. Crumbley announced Sunday
that at his next appointment here, the
third Sunday in May, he would con-
tinue the meeting for several days.
We regret that Mrs. Waddell has
been on the sick list for several days
and hope she will soon be restored
to her usual health.
Miss Daisy Dean Lewis and Miss
Dorothy Hill, OF Sasser, were attrac-
tive guests OF Miss Melinda Harris
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. c. NJ. Harris joined party
from Fort Gaines, Cuthbert and Daw-
son and went to Panacea Springs,
Florida, Thursday.
| If we mention a class picnic here
the rain clouds gather, and we have
young flood. We were raned out
again last week.
| Chopping cotton is the order OF the
day with our farmers. They are hust-
ling between the visits of Mr. ]. Plu-
vius.
Miss Ida Smith and Miss Davis,
with Messrs. Jones, OF Plains, were
welcome guests here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alton Reddick, OF
Parrot, will spend Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs John Cocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Carter and Miss
Florine Coker, OF PARROT, visited here
Thursday afternoon.
Messrs. Frank Everette, J. L. Hass
and G. X. McLain were elected school
trustees Saturday
I MI. anu MIS-. JOillOl' " DeooNA' ,
were pleasant guests at the Melton
home this week.
Mrs. Coker. Mrs. Hass and Mrs.
Hannah have visited Mrs. Frank Ri
| ley in Dawson.
Rev. Charles McKibben will fill his
appointment here next Sabbath, Come
and hear him.
Miss Ethel Turner was elected a
group leader at the B. y. P. L. Sun
day evening.
sThe Sunbeams will meet Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock Want them all
to be there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff McRee, OF Ma
con, will be weekend guests OF rela
| tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horne, OF Lumpkin,
has visited MIR and Mrs. NOVEL; re-
Gently
| Miss Esteite Jones is tusseling with
the chills We hope she will come off
victor
Mr.. Mark Rivers, OF Macon, was
given the glad hand here last week.
Mr. Steiner, OF Chattanooga, Tenn,
! has visited Mr.. John Paul Harris