The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-09-22
HEROD HAPPENINGS
PITHILY PHOTOGRAPHED
SUNBEAMS WILL GIVE ENTER
TAINMENT FRIDAY NIGHT.
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mr.. S. V. Richardson and is-Iami
ly are now occupying the house o
Mrs. Hannah, recently vacated b,
Mrs. K. W. Harris, who moved II
Fitzgerald.
The home recently occupied by Mr.
is. V. Richardson, which belonged Il
the Kenneth McLain estate, has beer
sold to Mr.. Heaton, Of Leary. They
moved in last week We give them ;
cordial welcome to our little city.
Miss Beulah Everitt, who has beer
taking a business course in Atlanta
! has finished her studies and has &C
cepted a good business position there
The press and publicity chairman
announces a Federation meeting soon
The time and place will be given in
The Dawson News, after which the
monthly programs will be given out
Religious.
Rev. Charley McKibben has mes
sage OF interest for all, for the Sun
day service, so be sure to come and
get your share.
Mr.. Jesse Smith, Mr.. Carey Melton
and Mr.. Hugh McLendon were elect
ed delegates to the Summerhill Asso-
citation which meets at 'Richland or
October AIS, with the privilege OF
appointing their own alternates.
The w. M. S. are observing the
week of prayer for state missions this
week. They have their annual report
ready for the B. w. NJ u, which
many of them will attend at Macedo-
MIA and it is fine showing.
Mr.. Jesse Smith and group No. 2
will furnish the program Sunday eve
ming at the B. Y. P. U. at $50 o'clock.
Be on time, and stay to hear Rev.
McKibben.
A Christian Index campaign is on
by the Y. w. A They are getting
many subscribers.
The Sunbeams, with their leaders,
will give social entertainment on the
school campus Friday evening at 7
o'clock The kids will sell peanuts, ice
balls, ice cream, cake, candy, sand
witches, etc They also have two chick
ems they are going to sell. They are
enthusiastic about making money and
it is always for a good cause. This is
Nor the orphans at Hapeville. They
have sent out the following invitation:
This little card is sent. to you,
And this is what we wish you'd do:
To be at the school house Friday night
lust about early candle light
The kiddy party you plainly see,
For a special purpose is meant to be.
We are going to have lot Of things
to eat,
To be sold by tiny tots like me.
Your best girl or friend you can treat
Or if>you can't come, please send us a
fee,
And you'll hear the Master sweetly
say to thee,
AS you've done for these little ones
you've done for me-
Personals.
Mrs. ColIey, Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
and Miss Randall and Messrs. Ran
dali, of near Sasser, came up to hear
Rev. Crumbley preach Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. H. J. Peterson, OF Miami, Fla,
and Mrs. T. c. Geise, Of Dawson
were appreciated guests of Mrs. Han
nah the first of the week.
Mr.. John Griffin, of Climax, Ala.
has visited here He lived here twenty
years ago and says he sees many
changes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Massey, Will, jr.
and Miss Mary Annette Massey were
among our appreciated Sabbath Wis
itOrs.
Mr.. c. M. Harris will make bust
ness trips to different parts OF soutl
Georgia and Panacea. Fla, this week
Mr.. and Mrs Carter and Miss Flo
rine Cocker, of Parrot, visited rela
/ tives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Aycocke, o
Graves, were guests at the Richardson
home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Harris will visi
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Pinkston at Parrot
this week.
Mr.. Eugene Smith and Miss Bessi
Smith visited relatives in Montezum
this week
Pinkney Sears and Coker Riley an
others were pleasant visitors here OF
Sunday
Miller's gin continues to turn GU
the heecy staple, often running a
night
Mrs. John Wall has as her CUES
her sister, Miss Thornton, of Alabama
Mr. Culpepper, of Dawson, visite
Mr. Jesse Smith last week.
New pupils are matriculatlng at tn
school.