The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-21
CROP CONDITIONS
GOOD AROUND HER0D
NEW OFFICERS FOR B. Y. P. U.
ELECTED. OTHER NEWS OF
INTEREST. PERSONALS.

hosts to a coterie OF friends at din
ner party this week, which was
most delightful affair The menu was
delicious and enjoyed by all present.
They were assisted in entertaining by
their talented daughter, Miss Lucy,
who is not only a dietician but a mu
sician, an artist, maker of baskets,
pottery and fancy work, fine cook
and most interesting conversation
alist
Mr.. Carey Melton, Mrs. John Han
ner, Mrs John Coker Miss Helen
Melton and Miss Frances Jones at
tended the Bethel encampment at
Blufton last week, and report fine
time. 1t was both interesting and in
structive. They met Miss Sandlin and
Miss Jinx, returned missionaries, both
OF whom said they would come over
at an appointed time before Septem-
Der, as they left for China then.
From present indications on the
Hannah farms, operated by Messrs.
Latham, McRee and Smith and I'm
Gle" Jeff Davis, the average will be
half bale OF cotton to the acre. Sew
eral acres will be Al with bale to
the acre There are two Gods acres,
and one CLUB acre" that are among
the most promising. There are other
lands here with splendid crops also.
The tithing demonstration put on
by the Sunbeams Sunday was per-
feet success. Each one did their part
splendidly. Their leader, Mrs. Jesse
Smith, and her assistant, Mrs. Han
nah, are very proud of them. Their
pictures were taken Saturday after
noon to be published in the Worlds
Comrades.
The officers recently elected for the
B. Y. P. u. are: President, to be elect
ed; vice president, Mrs Hannah; sec
rotary and treasurer, Miss Nora
Smith; quiz leader, Mr.. Carey Mel
ton; organist, Mrs John Cocker; group
captains, Miss Mary Edyth Coker,
Mr.. Jesse Smith and Miss Mabelle
Jones
Rev. Charles McKibben will fill his
regular appointment here on Sunday.
He will preach both morning and
evening. You will gain something if
you come and hear him. All are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. Jesse Smith and group will
give the program Sunday evening.
The B. Y. P. u. will meet promptly
at o'clock, so as not to encroach on
the preaching service.
Mr.. Hill Coker, one OF our young
boys, will lead prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening. Come and encourage
these boys in their work in the Mas
ter's vineyard.
Mr.. John Paul Harris. who did
noble work "Over There" had two
of his Argonne "buddies" to find and
visit him last week. 1T was a happy
meeting.
Mr.. Jesse Smith and Mr.. Tom
Bridges and several others attended
the singing at Bellhower Sunday al
ternoon and report some very fine
music.
Our club boys, Paul Smith, John
Wall and B. Jones, have their acres
in the best condition, and are count
ing on bale each. 1t looks that way
now.
Mr. S. V. Richardson, Mr.. Henry
Richardson, Mr.. Pete Waddell, Mr..
John Coker and Mr. Eugene Smith
spent the first of the week in Cedar
town.
Miss Mary Edith Coker, Mrs. Co
ker, Mrs. Hass, Misses Florine, jamie
and Cornelia Coker visited Mrs.
Frank Riley in Dawson Saturday.
Mr.. Melton Miss Melton, Miss
Jones, Mrs. Hannah and Mrs. Cocker
have recently visited in Calhoun, Clay,
Randolph and Early counties.
Mr.. and Mrs Randall, Marvin Ran
dali and Mrs Coley and their guest,
Mrs Randall, came up to hear Rev.
Crumbley preach Sunday.
Misses Frances and Margaret Nc
Lain have as their guests Mr.. Jimmie
McLain and Miss Ann Elizabeth Nc
Lain of Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. 2. McLain and Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Brim, OF Atlanta, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs, g.
K McLain.
Mrs. ]. R. Cotton and Miss Jewie
Cotton, of Lumber City, have been
recent pleasant guests of Mrs. J. P,
Smith.
/ In this land of promise right now
/ it has been said that Mr.. Jesse Smith
has the best crops. He is real farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McKibben,
/ of Sasser, made a short visit at the
Hass home Friday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs Kitchens, Misses Mil
dred and Sarah Kitchens and Billie
have visited near Eufaula.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn and Miss Hill
da Quinn, of Atlanta, visited Ernest
Brim, jr., on Saturday.
Mr.. Carver Smith, Mr.. Jack Smith
and Miss Cleo Smith were among
our Sabbath visitors.
Miss Linda Daniel, of Cottondale,
has been a popular guest OF Miss
Gladys Frazier.
Mrs. Lulie Thornton and Mrs. Rog-
er Lee, OF Doverel, were visitors here
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Elm Collum, OF Ella
vile, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Coker
1 Friday.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Frazier and chill
dren spent Sunday at Pleasant Hill,
/ Miss Gladys Frazier is spending the
week with friends at Pleasant Hill.
/ Mrs. John Seay and Mrs. Seab
/ Thomas visited here Friday.
! Mr.. Homer Sullivan, of Kentucky,
has visited his parents here.
Mrs. w. Holland, OF Brentwood, has
visited Mrs. Jesse Smith.
Mr. linn Smith. of Rupert has Wis