The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-02-17
HEROD CLUB MEETING
INSTRUCTIVE AFFAIR
SUNBEAMS ENJOY A DELIGHT.
Full AFTERNOON OTHER
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

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The Herod Woman's club met on
Tuesday with large attendance. The
program rendered follows: Song,
"America;" collect; roll CALL answered
by favorite song, and four answered
with Nearer Ny God to Thee" re-
port of secretary adopted; resolutions
concerning the home demonstration
work read and adopted; interesting
reports from committees; reading,
February by little Frances McLain;
Pictures in the Home, by Mrs
Frank Altman; "Your Fayorite Book
and Why" by Miss Jenkins Miss
Helen Melton and Mrs Hannah. They
gave the reasons why they were ia
vorites first and then announced the
names of their books. This caused a
lot of merriment as Miss Melton's
was a note book, Miss Jenkins was
Webster's blue-back speller, and Mrs.
Hannah's was a pocketbook Their
reasons were all sufficient. Mrs. c. NJ
Harris then gave sketches from the
lines OF Sidney Lanier and Frank
Stanton. Georgia Day was com
mented on and spoken OF by two of
the club women Mrs. Hannah then
played twenty short pieces on the
piano, and the members wrote the
names on paper. Mrs. McLain, Mrs.
Duggan and Mrs. Hass guessed the
highest number. "Verdi's Rigoletto"
and The Bull Dog" tioored the en-
tire club. 1t was enjoyed very much
Miss Lucy Hass and Mrs Frank Alt
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course with black coffee, bringing out
the Valentine idea. Mrs. Gurr's alb
sence was regretted by the whole club.
On Saturday afternoon the Sun
beams gave a fine program in the
| church Then they went on the school
campus and hunted hidden hearts
Bessie Lou Latham won the prize
They then hunted packages OF parch-
ed peanuts. Each found one. They
were then blindfolded and drew a
heart on paper. Cleo Smith won the
prize. The Valentines were then dis
| tributed and there were lots of them.
They had Jack Horner pie that-de-
| lighted them. Also a fish pond, where
they enjoyed fishing. TIL contest was
who could repeat the most verses
from the Bible" Three tied for this
and Smith Young drew the lucky
straw. Dinner was served to them in
the club room The center piece was
| 10-inch Sunbeam doll that was sent
from Cincinnati. The table cloth was
decorated with hearts. A salad course,
hot cocoa and cake were served and
ali enjoyed them Mrs. John Coker,
district secretary; Miss Nora Smith,
Y. w. A. and G.. A. leader and Miss
Helen Melton R. A. leader were the
guests OF honor Mrs. Jesse Smith and
Mrs. Mamie Hannah, Sunbeam lead
ers, think they have the finest Sun
| beam band in the Summerhill Asso-
citation.
Miss Helen Melton and Mrs. John
| Coker entertained the R. A. and Y.
W. A. and G. A., on Friday evening
with most enjoyable Valentine par
ty Various Valentine and heart games
and contests were INDUCED in. For
tunes were told and music enjoyed.
Delicious refreshments were served
carrying out the Valentine idea. 1t
was one of the most delightful of the
weeks functions.
Mrs. E. T. Jordan was a popular
Sabbath guest OF friends here. She
spoke to the young people at both the
morning and afternoon services, and
her talks were interesting and instruc-
tive She is young peoples leader for
the Dawson district OF the Summer
! hill Association.
A number of friends here Of Mrs.
R. L. Jewel, OF Philadelphia, have
been enjoying different kinds OF cheese
from the large dairy plant of Mr.
Jewel near that city. Mrs. Jewel will
be pleasantly remembered as Mrs.
Margaret Wall Duea.
DR.. Stapleton, OF Dawson. came out
and separated Mrs. c. M. Harris from
81 of her one-time true and tried
friends. He promised her better ones
in the future She is taking the separa-
ton remarkably we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell, Miss Willie
Mcneil and Mr.. Floyd NOVEL; came
out to hear Rev Crumbley Sunday
evening and were given warm wei
come by many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Thornton,
Mrs. AcRae and Miss Kent, OF Do
verel, attended divine services here
Sunday evening, and were given the
glad hand by many.
Misses Helen and Eloise Melton en-
tertained at dinner this week in a
most pleasing manner, with Mrs. Ed
Jordan as honoree Covers were laid
for eight.
Mr.. Copeland Mr.. and Mrs Tatum
and Miss Vansele Tatum, of Bellfow-
er, came over to preaching Sunday
evening. We are always glad to have
them
The playlet, The Effect Of Pray
err" given by the Y. w A. Sunday
afternoon was rendered in a touching
manner, and was enjoyed by all.
Several of our farmers are buying
literally Of A. A. c. fertilizer, and are
hoping to have to hustle in the har-
vest time. Here's luck to them.
Lee and Lee gave a vaudeville en-
tertainment here Thursday evening
that was a very laughable affair. 1t
was enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. Jack Smith, Miss Cleo Smith
and Miss Frances Smith were week
end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse