The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-04-08
HEROD HAPPENINGS
PITHILY PARAGRAPHED
NEWS ITEMS OF
THE WEEK AND SOCIAL AT
FAIRS ARE REPORTED.

The quarterly rally OF the Dawson
district Of Summerhill B. w. NJ: >,
was held at Herod. Saturday, April
5th Mrs. John Coker, district secre-
tary, presided The Woman's hymn
was the first number; prayer by Mss
Bridges; devotions by Mrs. Williams,
in which tender tribute was paid to
the memory OF Mrs. r. B. McCollum,
one OF our most consecrated mem
bers. a special song, The Beautiful
Garden OF Prayer" was rendered by
Mesdames Hass and Cocker Welcome
address by Mrs Harris, response by
Mrs. Raines. Reports from presidents
of w. NJ. L., Y W. A., G. A. and r.
A. societies. The Sunbeams and Sun
bonnet Girl standard OF excellence was
discussed by Mrs. Hannah, who also
explained the campaign clock, and
urged the payment OF campaign
pledges Mrs Raines discussed the
MINISTRY OF Missions" in an able
manner. Lunch was served in the
club room.
In the afternoon the Sunbeams gave
a fine demonstration. The Y w. A.
and G.. A. were also present and gave
their watch word. Miss Nora Smith,
their president, assisted them in serv-
ing at the noon hour The scholarship
fund and other w. NJ. U. matters
were discussed The 1924 song was
sung. Thanks and benediction
A moving party was enjoyed by a
number OF our girls Saturday evening.
They met with Miss Melinda Harris
first where they were entertained
with music and Grace James. They
then went to Misses Mary and jamie
Cookers and enjoyed cooking candy
and witticisms.
The B. w. NJ. S. rally was rained
out Friday. but was held Saturday.
This change made a small attendance.
Eo the Y. w, A., G.. A. and Sunbeams
enjoyed the barbecue and other good
things at lunch.
A number OF our school lads and
lassies enjoyed a picnic at Clark 5
mill last week. They were chaperoned
by Mr. H. B. Jones. Miss Fannie Lou
Jones and Mrs. Jesse Goddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Ball OF Co
lumbus. and Mrs. Homer Diamond,
wife OF the efficient mayor OF Column
bus. have been recent popular guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Wall
Misses Margaret McLain, Kathryn
Duggan and Frances McLain, with
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLain and
Mrs. Duggan, have visited in PARROT.
Mr.. S. Y. Richardson has recently
visited in Atlanta and Cedartown his
old home. where he was gladly well
coined by many old friends.
picnic for Saturday, the 10Th, at Cor
dray's mill. to which they will invite
some OF their friends.
Aiming the visiting beaux Sunday
were Messrs. Walker and Clarke, OF
Americas, and Messrs. Warner and
Hays, OF Sasser.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Turner and Miss Ethel
Turner visited near Shellman this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLain, Miss
Helen Melton and Mrs. Ruby Duggan
visited in Dawson Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Brim, one OF our famous
chicken fans, will take off or take out,
over 400 biddies this week
Rev McKibben, OF Graves, joined a
party OF fishermen here on day S
sport last week
Miss Virginia Peddy, OF Dawson,
was a popular weekend guest OF Miss
Melinda Harris.
c. NJ. Harris and son will attend
the T. P. a. convention in Savannah
this week
Mr.. Todd and Miss Gay, of Chicka-
sawhatchee, have visited at the Jones
home.
The Berean class have planned a
picnic at Cordray's mill Saturday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Harris and Mrs. J, +.
Brim have visited Dawson friends.
Mr.. George McLain visited Mr.. J.
p. McLain in Atlanta last week.