The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-02-19
.HEROD HAPPENINGS
PITHILY Photographed
MEASLES HAVE APPEARED IN
TOWN. ENGAGEMENT OF
COUPLE ANNOUNCED.

The Sunbeam's Valentine party
was very enjoyable. After the regular
program the little tots played Hunt
/ ing for Hearts" Heart Fortunes. "
Hitting the Heart" and other games.
The Valentines were distributed and
there were a large number, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Hannah coming in
for a good share also. They were then
served a delicious repast. The center
piece was a large pink and white cake
with one bright candle, as it was the
first anniversary OF the present Sun
beam band (the old one having dis
banded. Dishes OF candy were at the
ends, salad, sandwiches and hot choC-
olate were. served first. The souvenirs
were red, keart-shaped bags OF parch-
ed shelled peanuts. Misses Cocker,
Smith, Jones and Cocker assisted the
leaders in entertaining.
The engagement OF Mr.. 5. J. Car
ter. OF PARROT, and Miss Alma Nc
Lain has been announced, the we'd
ding to be in the spring. May the
galleon OF their hopes for the coming
years sail through happy seas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and Miss Ag-
nes Moore went to Tallahassee, Fla,
last week. Miss Agnes will remain in
Florida for some time, as she has &C
cepted a business position there.
There was no preaching at the Bap-
fist church Sunday on account OF the
continued illness with FLU" OF Rev.
H, l. Crumbley, the pastor. We all
wish for him a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman entertained
a number OF their friends from out OF
town with an old fashioned dance on
Thursday evening that was much en-
joyed
Messrs. Copeland and Steadham,
OF Doverel. came over to attend divine
services here Sunday. Mr.. Steadham
is always a big factor in the singing.
Mr.. Wall, of Dakota, and Mr.. Lin
gren. of Nebraska, have returned
from their tour in Florida and are
delighted with the southern country.
Mr.. Quinn Wall and Mr.. Clarence
Lingren, guests OF Mr.. John Wall,
wept over to Carnegie and enjoyed
coon and possum hunts last week.
The Beautiful Garden OF Prayer
was sung IL a lovely manner by Miss
es Peddy and Harris Sunday morn
ing at Sunday school.
Misses Ethel and Annie Ruth Tur-
ner and Mr.. Thomas Turner attended
az party in Randolph Friday evening
that they enjoyed very much
The measles have not Sighted Her
cd in their tour over the state. Anne
liza Hass and Macbeth Cocker are the
first to have them.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Harris and
&c. M, jr. were entertained at supper
at the McNulty home Friday evening
very pleasantly.
Mrs. JIM Coker, Mrs. Henry Rich
ardson and Mrs. S. V. Richardson
visited in Dawson Friday.
Our farmers are hustlers. Most OF
them are diversiiying their crops, but
planting cotton also.
Miss Virginia Peddy, OF Dawson,
was a popular weekend guest OF Miss
Melinda Harris.
Mrs Hannah will visit in Bron-
wood. Albany and Fort Gaines this
and next week
Rev. Charles McKibben will preach
Sunday morning and evening. Come
and hear him.
Miss Lucy Hass has returned from
a p1easait visit TO Ellaville relatives.
Mr. Lee and Mr. Radford, OF Do
verel, enjoyed the radio last week
Herod was popular weekend
place with several Dawson boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Young, OF Syca-
more, have visited here.
Mr.. Dukes and Mr. Martin have
visited the school here