The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-31
NEWS ITEMS FROM
HEROD COM UNITY
FIDELIS CLASS PLAN PICNIC
SATURDAY. MANY ATTEND
B. w. M. U. RALLY

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Miss Rhodes addressed the Sun
beams, G. A., r. A. and Y. w A. on
Friday evening. On Saturday she
taught the manual to the w. NJ. 5.
and Y. w. A. An appetizing lunch
was served at the noon hour, at the
church. Miss Rhodes is consecrated
Christian, thoroughly imbucd with her
special line of work. Her coming to
us was an inspiration and a benedic-
ton.
The following were elected by the
FideHs class Miss jamie Cocker, presl-
dent; Miss Frances Jones, first vice
president; Miss Nora Smith, second
vice president; Miss Bessie Smith,
third vice president; Miss Gladys Fra
zier, secretary and treasurer; Miss
Kathryn Duggan, reporter; Mrs. Han
nah. leader, and Miss Estelle Jones
assistant teacher.
The missionary program after Sab,
bath school was well rendered and
interesting. The primaries say their
special song, Bring Them In" was
sung better than Telling and Liv-
ing" by the Fidelis calss. A. nice col
lection was taken.
Quite an excitement was caused here
Saturday morning by the roof of Mr..
w. |. Jones house catching on fire,
while the wind was at its highest.
Heroic efforts by the bucket brigade
soon had it under control with little
damage done.
Mrs. John Wall, Mrs. John Cocker,
Mrs. John Hannah, Mrs. Jesse Smith,
Miss Nora Smith and Miss Helen
Melton attended the w, M. S. rally
in Sasser Friday, and were teted spir-
itually, mentally and physically.
We regret so much that little Gran
ford Turner has relapsed, but hope he
will soon be on the road to recovery.
Crawford is a bright and sweet little
fellow, and has many friends.
The Fidelis class has planned pic
mic at Cordray for Saturday. II ].
Pluvius or something else doesn't in
terfere they are expecting a very large
time
Mr.. Carey Melton and group will
interest you at the B. Y. P. U. Sum
day evening. Come and hear them. A
contest is planned between the groups,
Mrs. Duggan and Miss Kathryn
Duggan spent the weekend in Par
rott where they were pleasantly en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Carter,
Mrs. r. B. McLain entertained at
dinner ON Thursday with Mrs. c. M.
Harris as honoree. 1t was most en-
joyable occasion to ali present.
A number here are interested in
asparagus. The farm demonstration has
been out to see them. They have been
in to see the Melton asparagus.
Several of our ladies have over 100
chickens. Mrs. Jesse Smith has nearly
500 The corn cribs are full, so we are
not planning to go on a diet
Our colored school closed Friday
with very creditabie exercises, and a
fine luncheon at the noon hour. Good
behavior and large crowd.
Mr.. Charlie Chambliss, Mr.. Aubrey
Jones, Mr.. Eugene Smith and Miss
Bessie Smith visited in Montezuma
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson,
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Waddell and Mr..
Marvin visited in Americas this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Carter, of Par
rott, were Sabbath guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. X. McLain.
Miss Helen Melton and Mrs. Jesse
Smith spent Monday with Mrs. Don
Aven near Dawson.
Miss Ida Smith and Mr.. Jones, OF
Plains, were pleasant visitors here on
Sunday afternoon
Mr. Raymond Frazier, Miss Gladys
Frazier and Others visited Worner
friends this week.
Mrs. John Cocker and Mrs. Jesse
Hass spent Tuesday afternoon with
Dawson friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Carter, of Par
rott, were appreciated visitors here
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coker and Miss
Mary Coker visited in Yeomans this
week
Mrs. John Cocker and Mrs. Jim Co.
ker spent Wednesday with Yeomans
friends.
Miss Florine Coker of PARROT, was
pleasant weekend guest at the Hass
home.
Miss Mabe1le Jones and Miss Fran
ces Jones visited in Doverel Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith visited
relatives in Randolph this week.