The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-11-17
.HEROD ACTIVITIES
TOLD FOR READERS
ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM AT
SCHOOL. WOMA MS CLUB
HAD ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

HAL EMU ADAC Ar AIN.
AT the home of Mrs. ]. L. Hass, on
last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. P.
Hannah entertained the Mission Study
class of the B. w. M. S. They were
given an examination on The Leaven
in Japan" Each one received a 100
mark. Mrs. Hannah puts her mission
class against any in the association.
After the examination a social hour
was observed during which a delicious
sweet course was served.
The Sunbeam promotion program
was rained out Sunday. 1t will be rem
dered at IL a. IN. next Sunday if ].
Pluvius stays away. The children and
their leaders cordially invite all to
witness the interesting exercises. No
collection will be taken.
Rev. McKibben will be at confer
ence and no one has been announced
to fill his place Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Smith was elected trea-
surer of the Baptist church Sunday
a. M, vice Mr.. Carey Melton resign
ed
Rev. H. L. Crumbley preached a
Iforceful sermon Sunday morning and
evening to an appreciative congrega-
ton, who risked the bad weather.
The Woman's Missionary Society
held an interesting meeting Monday
afternoon. Reports from old officers
were given and new officers were
ready for service The w. NJ S. will
be ready with their part to fill the
car for the Hapeville orphans.
The officers and group captains Of
B. Y. P. u. will meet at Mrs. John
Coker's Saturday evening at 6. The
president, Miss Helen Melton, wants
each one present. There will be a bus
mess meeting Sunday evening at the
B. Y. P. L.
Club Chronicles.
The Herod Woman club met on
the 10th. Coffee and sandwiches we're
served as the club assembled. Then
an old war song was rendered, as it
was so near the anniversary of the
close of the world war The roll was
called and the secretary's report made
After each OF the chairmen gave in
teresting reports OF their work an in
spring and informing letter from
Mrs. Gurr was read. Her suggestions
will be adopted. Seven Years After, J"
by Rev. Ashby Jones, was then given
as a reading by Mrs c. M. Harris.
"Flanders' Fields" was beautifully re-
cited by Frances McLain. "Georgia's
Educational Crisis" by Mrs. Duggan,
The One Unified System" by Mrs.
McLain; Georgia" by Mrs. John
Coker and "Standardizing the School, "
by Miss Jenkins, were all Interestingly
given. Open discussion and adjourn
ment. The next meeting will be Dec.
9Th. Mrs. George McLain, chairman
OF public welfare, will be in charge,
and will discuss Red Cross Seals, Ar
Dor day, plant tree, etc. The pro-
gram will be given later.
The magazine exchange OF the II.
w. club has been enjoyed for several
weeks. Members subscribe for differ
ent magazines and all enjoy reading
them, the reading club being larger
than the Woman's club, as the read
ing room is open at all hours to any
one.
School Statements.
Armistice day was appropriately
observed by our school with the fol
lowing program: Professional; Lords
prayer, all grades; 10Th and 23rd
Psalms in unison, Miss jenkins and
school,; Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, by en-
tire school; Armistice Day, Charlie
Harris, jr.; On Flanders Field, Ma
beth Coker; Tenting Tonight, school;
In Flanders Field Frances McLain;
occasional.
Education Week is being observed
here, with appropriate exercises each
day. Friday will be visitors day. An
interesting program will be rendered
! from 9 a. m. to 10 a. m. on that day.
The trustees, Woman's club and 9TH
ers are expected to be present.
Personal Paragraphs.
Mrs. Jim Coker, Mrs. ]. L Hass
and Mrs. ]. P Hannah have visited
and shopped in Dawson.
Mr.. Henry Bridges and Mrs. Tom
Bridges spent Sunday with Bethel
friends.
Mr.. Cocker, of Atlanta, has been a
pleasant guest of Mr. c. M. Harris.
Mr.. Aubrey Jones, of Leesburg, has
visited the homefolks near here.
Mr. DEVIL Brim, of Atlanta, has
visited relatives here.
Mrs. Milton LANG visited Albany
last week.
Mr.. c. NJ. Harris will visit Panacea
this week.