The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
HEROD CLUB WILL
MEET IN NEW HOME
WILL COMPILE HISTORY OF
HISTORIC VILLAGE. OTHER
ITEMS AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. Jim c. Cocker, chairman OF the
American citizenship committee, is
pleased to announce an unusually in
teresting program for the Herod Wo-
mans club. which meets Tuesday al
ternoon, March 10th, at 8 O'Clock. A
carefully planned paper on "Herod S
History" will be especially appreciat-
ed, the town having been an old In
dian trail, bears an Indian name and
has a boulder erected to their MEM
ory by the Dawson chapter OF the ID.
A. r. We want to know Our Coun-
try. Community and State" Civic inn
provements are under way and new
school auditorium will soon be COM
pleted. Like the old Roman said, The
proudest title | can give myself is
that | am a Roman citizen, and we,
too, should feel that to be an Ameri-
can citizen Tin the little village OF
Herod) is the best thing in all the
world
Every member of the Herod Wo-
mans club is expected to be present
in the new club room next Tuesday,
the 10th Important business is to be
transacted at that time. A pleasing and
helpful program has been prepared by
the American citizenship chairman
which includes civics, community SER
vice, making school and church yards
more attractive, knowing your com
munity. etc. with open discussion.
Mrs. Jim Coker and Mrs. S Y. Rich
ardson promise to entertain you in an
Al manner from 80 in the afternoon
:, n
Gurr will be with us and also Mrs.
Jordan, we hope.
Washingtons memory was honored
on Friday by some OF the third grade
pupils in a playlet Each one did their
parts splendidly, and the Washington
song would have been appreciated by
G. w. himself if he could have heard
it. Chapel exercises will be good on
next Friday.
The w. F. c. T. c. meets here on
Saturday, the 21st, at 80 in the al
ternoon. They will be most cordially
welcomed A very fine program has
been arranged. We may be impolite
and win the poster prize from our
visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Brim, Mr.. J.
F. Brim, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Altman,
Miss Carrie Curington, Mr.. C. M.
Harris and Mrs. Hannah went to the
Chickasawhatchee Primitive church
last Sunday to hear Rev. Whatley
preach
Our farmers are we'll up with their
work, and our farmerettes are well up
with their poultry. Our club boys are
busy and ahead with their prize acres.
Good luck to all OF them.
Mr.. Duncan McLain moved here
from Dawson Saturday to make his
home with MIR and Mrs. Bob McLain.
We welcome him gladly back to his
old home.
The many friends OF Mrs. w. H.
Gurr were delighted to have her visit
here on Thursday All rejoice that
she has recovered from flu.
A large flock OF wild geese were
seen moving northward Sunday morn
ing, which indicates that the cold
weather is in the discard.
Mr. Holland, of Fitzgerald, visited
Mr.. John Paul Harris last week. w.
L. and Alvin Mobley returned to
Fitzgerald with him.
Some Indian Gipsies were here on
Saturday afternoon, that were inter
esting to the small boys and the large
ones also
Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Massey and Miss
Mary Annette Massey, of Brentwood,
have been popular guests Of relatives
here.
Mrs. George McLain, Mrs Ernest
Brim and Miss Daisy Marguerite Nc
Lain visited in Parrot Friday after
noon.
Miss Fannie Lou Jones, Miss Ma
belle Jones and Miss Bessie Smith
have visited Mrs. Rob Jones in Ter
rell.
Several OF the young set enjoyed
trip TO Clark's MILL They brought
many flowers back home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brim of Pei
ham, spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brim.
Mrs. Ned McLendon and Mrs. Leon
Peade. Of Columbus have been pop
ular guests OF Mrs. r. B. Ferguson.
Mrs. Hannah will Join Mrs. VIII
Massey, OF Brentwood, Sunday and