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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
3
A dentist in Vidalia Georgia outfits a dental office with an x ray setup at the post office building site. The item highlights local dental services expanding into the public facility.
Mr H Estroff is expected home Friday from New York. Mrs Jake Simon and Misses Lucile and Estelle Frederick visit relatives in Savannah. Miss Louise Breen of Waycross visits Miss Julia Jenkins. Miss Gladys Sasser accepts a position with H Estroff. Miss Mary Lou Nasworthy of Midville visits Miss Louise Sasser. Jack Rabun of Morgan returns home after visiting his uncle Mr F M Rabun. Miss Hattie Pournelle in Atlanta hospital training resumes studies. Rev W B Moore Jr of Savannah spends weekend here. Miss Theodosia Geiger of Mt Vernon visits Maule and Irma Lewis. Mrs A J Brundage returns from Milledgeville and Eatonton. Mrs B M Gilbert of Athens visits Miss Irma Lewis. Mr J M Floyd of Bainbridge visits daughter Mrs I J Harrell. Mrs Denham of Eatonton visits daughter Mrs T R Lee.
Mrs. C E Adams and her children spent several days in Savannah this week. Attorney W J DeLoach attended a Kiwanis trustees meeting in Macon on Wednesday. Messrs J B Todds and J B Brogden spent the week end in Savannah.
Messrs. Dan Hudson and George N Mathews Jr were in Sandersville Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Gladys Sasser spent last week in Millen visiting her aunt Mrs J H Wills. Miss Encil Oliver is visiting her sister Mrs H C Reddick in Millen this week. Mr and Mrs Will Mulling of Midville spent Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs W H Sasser.
Miss Hymne Williamson and Eu Nice Phillips of Covena are guests of Miss Lavert Hall for a social visit. Their presence adds local interest to the gathering and reflects community ties.
The long running tent meeting at Oconee Heights will close Friday night and move to So Per ton where services begin next week. Mrs. G P Lively and daughter Mrs. J H Bateman with two children visited Waynesboro and returned to their home. Judge R N Hardeman and Col Frank H Safford rivals for Middle Circuit judge ran in the city and both expressed confidence in election.
The Vidalia lodge of the K of P holds weekly Tuesday meetings in the hall on Railroad Avenue. Visiting brothers are welcome. Officers listed: J. B. Todd, C. C, T. R. Lee, K of R and S.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, blind, breeding or protruding piles. Instantly relieves itching and you can get restful sleep after first application.
Mr and Mrs F H Barker have completed a motor journey visiting several locations in South Carolina and are back home.
Mr and Mrs John T Ragan left Sunday for a motor trip to Mr Ragan s old home in Tuscaloosa Alabama.
Reverend J. T. B. Anderson, who spent part of his vacation at Franklin is now at Asheville for continued travel and rest.
Miss Frances Godbee left Wednesday for a visit to Miss Mary Blitch at Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Underwood, Mrs. Ellen Underwood and Mr. A F Sawyer spent the week-end in Wrightsville.
Leroy Meadows is at Camp McClelland near Anniston for a civilian training program. He plans to return home around the 27th.
Miss Anne Marie Hatcher and Lillian Eula of Waynesboro stay with Mrs. Lively on Peachtree street. The Rountrees of Chipley Florida visit relatives of Mr. Geo. S. Rountree, leaving Monday for Swainsboro. Mrs. Emanuel Mackel of Brunswick and Lena Weinstein of Darien visit city relatives. Mrs. Robi McRae and family with Mrs. Cobb guest of Mrs. Alice Wilson. L. R. Adams of Pembroke and Marie Way of Brunswick visit brother Fred Way. Allie Mae Cannady returns to Valdosta. Mrs. L. S. Battle and Miss Pattle leave for Arlington. The Elm ders of Savannah return home after days with the Frederic family. Mrs. J. E. Thompson and Annie Stone travel to Atlanta to buy fall millinery. The Waters, Turner, and Mobley groups from Johnston South Carolina join locals for a weekend visit. Drs. Darby and Huie report a profitable Twelfth District Dental Society meeting in Easman. Dublin chosen for spring session. Presbyterian services set at 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Bible school at 10 a.m. Protracted meeting begins November 1 with Evangelist assistance.
A Vidalia testimonial describes kidney trouble causing dizziness backache and headaches. After using four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills the patient reports complete cure and says she has had no trouble since. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY delivers the product nationally.
A box supper benefiting the church will be held Thursday night at Hughes Chapel. The public is invited and all young ladies are asked to bring well-filled baskets while the young men bring well-filled pocket books. COMMITTEE.
Greatly reduced week end round trip rates valid from Friday morning until Tuesday night. Consult nearest ticket agent for details. D F Kirkpatrick is the General Passenger Agent.
Reverend G W Pharr lists himself as the Goodyear raincoat and Weare proof hosiery agent for men women and children from International Mills. He seeks business from friends in Toombs Montgomery and Wheeler counties and signs from Higgston Ga dated August 17 1921.
A notice dated 8 24 21 calls all debtors to pay promptly to reduce interest and settle the principal with M. L. Currie. The brief unsigned notice urges immediate payments to avoid further charges.
A package combines Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Penetrate Salve for chest cold and croup relief. The salve is applied to the chest and throat while the honey soothes the throat, with the two remedies claimed to halt coughing. The carton contains both products and sells for 35 cents.
Savannah Cotton Factorage Co of Savannah Georgia offers liberal advances on selling and holding cotton. They advertise weights grades and round lot prices with the program denoted as 8 10 10.
J A Smith of Vidalia Georgia advertises his home for sale at the corner of Fourth and Green streets. He invites offers as he plans to leave Vidalia. Contact details not provided. Auction or sale method not specified.
An old advertisement promotes 666 as a quick tonic relieving colds constipation biliousness and headaches. It touts the product as a fine remedy and health aid.
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