The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-08
HEROD HAPPENINGS
BRIEFLY CHRONICLED
A CROOK FROM ALABAMA Wis
ITS COMMUNITY. OTHER
INTERESTING ITEMS.

lence on Wednesday was ATTENDED D.
Mrs Henry Richardson, Mrs. ess
Smith. Mrs. Hannah, Mrs. Hass, Mrs
Flovd Aycock, Mr. and Mrs. Johi
Coker, Miss Helen Melton and Mis-
Nora Smith. They report a splendid
meeting.
A man giving his name as DR.. Ste
vens. of Alabama, was paid with
check by Miss Helen Melton Sl/.2O
He cashed it and came back and tolC
her he had lost it, and asked her tc
give him another, which she did. He
made both checks to cash. he ralsec
the last one from $3.50 to $3.50, Their
left for parts unknown. Moral: Trade
at home.
Our entire community sympath1z(
with Mrs. Strickland upon the recent
death of her husband.
Miss Aubrey Brown and Mr.. Cor
lev Whitley, Of Webb, Ala, were re-
Gently married. 1t was surprise to
her friends. Though she had been Inv
ing here only a short while she had
made many friends, who extend warm
est congratulations to the happy PAIR
The Movers.
We all regret that Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Bridges have moved to Ellavllle.
Henry will be missed at B. Y. T. y.
and Sunday school. Miss Lucy's visits
home will be sadly missed by her
friends here.
Mr.. Richardson will soon move into
his new bungalow Mr.. Goddard will
move into one of Mrs Hannah's hous-
es. Mr.. Waddell will move into the
Collum house. Mr. Will Lee will
move into one of Mr.. Jim Coker's
houses and Mr.. Latham will move in
to Mr.. Lees house.
More north Georgia people are NOV
ing into our community to engage III
farming here. We welcome them.
The Melton family were among
Herod's pioneer citizens, which makes
it peculiarly sad for the present mem
bers Of the family to move to Daw-
son. They will be very much missed
by every one here.
Mr.. D. B. Smith and family will
move into the Melton home and will
be warmly welcomed by their friends
here.
Christmas Tree.
A Christmas tree is being urged by
the kiddies, and planned by their lead
ers. However, they want it to be
community affair.
Some have already received Christ
mas gifts, and are planning to send
theirs at an early day.
Wedding bells will be rung in Her
cd in the very near future.
The Baptists of the Herod COM
munity will pack their annual box for
the orphans next Monday Dec, 18th.
Everyone's help will be more than
appreciated.
Herod Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Polk McLain, OF
Atlanta, have been recent pleasant
guests of friends and relatives here
They were entertained in several
homes at luncheonS and dinners. Jim
mic and Ann were also very popular.
Mr.. Branen and family have joined
the Sunday school. When we say
they belong to the Sauls family that
means they are quite an addition to
the music and singing of the Sunday
school. We welcome them.
Mr.. Carey Melton has accepted
position as cashier in an Ashburr
bank. We wish him good luck in his
new home. He will be very much
missed here in all our social and re-
ligious functions.
Little Maxwell Bigelow had a birth
day Saturday. A number of his friends
were invited to his delicious dinner
He received many presents. All enjoy
ed the delightful occasion.
Mrs Jim Cocker, Mrs. Jesse Hass
Miss Jamie Coker, Miss Cornelia Co
ker and Miss F1orine Coker have Wis
tied Mrs. Frank Riley in Dawson.
Miss Florine Coker, Of Parrott, anc
Miss Florine Riley, with Mr. Peel
Riley of Dawson, have been recent
guests at the Hass home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews and children
of Plains, and Mr.. Jim Smith, witt
four friends, have recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Smith.
Messrs. G.. K. McLain, ]. P. Nc
Lain and c. M. Harris have recently
visited Panacea, Fla, and had a granC
and glorious time.
Mrs. ]. c. McLendon and Mis-
Elizabeth McLendon, of Meridian
Miss, will visit relatives and friends
here this week
A number from here accepted in
vitations and enjoyed them to thu
beautiful Capitalization wedding
and reception.
Mrs. Hannah has returned iron
pleasant visits to Dawson and Bron
wood friends and relatives
Mr.. Cliff Harris and family hav
moved into Dawson. Lucy Mae viii
be missed by the Sunbeams.
Mrs Jim Cocker and Mrs. Jess
Hass shopped in Dawson Thursda,
afternoon.
Appropriate exercises for Arbo
day were held at the school Frida,
morning.
Mrs. Hannah has visited Miss Min
ME Bridges in Dawson.
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