The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-09-15
HEROD HAPPENINGS
PITHILY Photographed
NORTH GEORGIANS IN QUEST
OF LAND. DELEGATES ELECT
ED. PERSONAL MENTION.

Some north Georgians were here
I, Ct week trying to buy some land.
Ne claim this to be the garden spot
g Georgia. Some here will sell their
land for what it is worth; others won't
sell at all.
The Herod Woman's club had a
most interesting meeting Tuesday af-
+ernoon. Mrs. Gurr was present, and
nreeided She outlined the work for
the coming year, and made many
heloful suggestions. The different
committees will now get busy on their
,-orious Jobs. The club would like for
ali the group ladies and women in the
town and community to join them.
Mrs Hannah, the newly appointed
rbairman of press and publicity, has
charge of the October program and
promises to make it good, as she is
snre those requested to be on the pro-
cram will accept. "Co-operation spells
Success" Fine arts committee will fur
nish special music.
Religious.
The B. w. M. S. at their meeting
last week decided to meet their APP
nortionment on the 1925 program
They elected delegates to the annual
meeting at Macedonia and arranged
for the state mission week of prayer,
September 1920. All lady members OF
the different denominations are cor
daily invited to meet with them at
these services of prayer each day.
Rev. H. L. Crumbley will preach
at both the morning and evening SER
vices Sunday at II a. m. and 8 p. m
Come and be with US and we will do
thee good"
The Sunday school superintendent
requests every member to be present
Sunday and bring new member il
they can. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to join our good Sunday
school,
Miss Kathryn Duggan spent Thurs
dav night in Dawson with some of hei
class mates and enjoyed the Epworth
League.
Sundries.
The B. Y. P. U. has on a contest
The group that makes the most points
on their daily Bible readings until
November will be entertained by the
other groups.
Mrs. Bridges, Mrs. Holloway, Mrs
Camp, Mrs. Hannah, Mr. Bridge
and Mr.. Camp picnicked at Cordray
on Friday, and enjoyed the swimming
pool, dinner and everything.
The Fidels class, of which Mrs. Rec
Chambliss Goode was a former mem
Der, tender sincerest coincidence tc
her upon the recent death OF her hus-
band.
The musical memory test given at
chapel exercises Friday morning wa:
enjoyed by the kids, and showed thai
some of them were remarkable in that
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dennis, Mrs
Riley Curry Miss Alice Dennis and
Miss Bonnie Lee Dennis, of Shellman
have been recent guests of Mrs. ant
Mrs. c. M. Harris.
Miller's gin still runs, often al
night and the fields are yet whit
with the southern summer snow.
A number of Our brothers i'll blacl
have paid out, and are investing theil
surplus in autos and enjoying them.
Personals.
Miss Kathryn Duggan and GROUP
will give the program at the B. Y. I
IT, Sunday at $50. Be present prompt
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges, Mrs. Franl
Camp, Mrs Holloway and Mr.. CAM
enjoyed trip to Albany Saturday.
Mrs. jim Coker, Mrs. Hannah, Mrs
Hass and Miss Cornelia Coker have
visited and shopped in Dawson.
Mrs. Commander and Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Smith the first of the week.