The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-04-21
INTERESTING NEWS
IN HEROD COMM UNITY
WILL NOT HAVE A FLOAT IN
MAY DAY FESTIVAL. OTHER
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

The Herod Woman's club met or
Tuesday afternoon in the club room
After singing America the Beautiful
and repeating the collect Mrs. Cur
read letter from the Nashville club
A letter of thanks was voted to Mrs
E. T. Jordan for valuable help with
programs A float for the May day
festival in Dawson was decided upon
Mrs. Gurr reported that physical ex-
aminations of school children were
completed She then discussed Diet.
Am | a Nuisance to My Commune
ty?" discussed by Miss Melton. The
Passing" by Mrs. George McLain
Mouth as Perfect Incubator" by
Mrs. Jesse Smith The Fever Car
riers," by Amelia Hass, Macbeth Co.
ker, Frances McLain and Mary Co.
ker. Selling Health to Your Town.
by Mrs. Hannah. The little girls then
sang "Old Man Disease" "Watct
Their Eyes," by Mrs. Hass. Delicious
ice cream and cake were served by
Mrs. Smith and Miss Melton, who
were hostesses of the club.
y CdDlldllSL llOllI ClIlCSSOC VIII
was favorably impressed with Terrell
county asked several citizens in Daw-
son about the farming about there. Tc
unit every man knocked it anc
knocked hard. He took his money and
left II we would work our land and
then boost instead OF knock, we
wouldn't have to howl about hare
times so. And when you knock your
town and your county you KNOCK
yourself If it isn't what you want il
to be then get out and make it so. Or
just get out.
Methodist church calendar: There
will be quarterly meeting here Satur.
day. Rev E M. OVERLY will preach
at II o'clock "a M, and the business
session will be in the afternoon. Din.
ner will be served on the ground. Rev
Charles McKibben will preach at II
a. m Sunday on unihcation. Rev. w
L. Wright will preach Sunday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. You are invited.
At called meeting of the Woman''
club it was decided not to have a foa
in the parade on May LIST, as they
wouldn't be satisfied unless they go
the prize, and finances would proven
that.
The many friends of DR.. Collun
sympathize with him in the serious
illness of his mother. She was paralyz
ed Friday We hope that she can bt
restored to her usual health.
The many friends of Mr. ThaC
Sau1s here were saddened by the new
Of his death on Friday He will b,
sadly missed by a large circle o
friends.
Several Sasserites came over Sun
day to hear Rev. H. l.. Crumble,
preach We welcomed them gladly
and hope they will come over often.
Mrs. Coker, Mrs. Hass, Mrs. Han
nah, Misses Mary, Mabeth, Cornell;
and jamie Cocker and Amelia Hass Wis
tied in Dawson Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Will Massey and Mis-!
Mary Annette Massey, OF Brentwood
were pleasant guests at the {. M
Harris home Sunday.
Miss Cleo Smith and Mr.. Jacl
Smith, Of near Chickasawhatchee, were
pleasant visitors here Sunday.
Miss Christine Kitchens, who is OF
the school faculty at Iron City, ha
visited homefolks here
Mrs. Frank Cook and Mrs. Sin
Carter, of Parrott, have visited at The
G.. K. McLain home.
Mrs. K W. Harris and Miss Fran
ces Harris have visited Mrs. Johr
Martin in Cuthbert.
Miss Willie May Fellows was wei
coined as a new member OF the Fidell'
class Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah is the guest OF Mis-
Mary Annette Massey in Bronwoot
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris. 0
Leary, have visited Mrs. K. w. Har
ris.
Mr.. w. l. NOVEL;, OF Dawson, wa:
welcome visitor here Sunday.
Mrs. Bridges and Miss Lucy Bridges
spent the weekend in Blakely.
Miss Charlie Mae Henley has visit
ed relatives near Arlington
Miss Lucy Hass has visited Mrs
Jesse Oliver in Shellman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cocker have Wis
tied in Ellaville.
Mr.. Clyde Daniel has visited il
Cuthbert.
Mrs. J. E. Brim has visited in Daw
son.