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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
5
Local notices urge shoppers to visit the Ladies Bazaar and browse a variety of gifts in a busy city scene. The page lists real estate for sale, household goods, and multiple local residents visiting nearby towns, with several grocery and coffee promotions and a note on a fire incident in Oconee Heights.
For fifteen years Mr William Calvin Chilton has been recognized as a leading monodramatist on American platforms. He tours exclusively by Piedmont Bureau, with a repertoire including Polly of the Circus and The Lady From Oklahoma. He will present a added French play this winter as the second attraction in Vidalia on December 14.
Moose Heart Ill reports that the Bureau of Labor Statistics finds the average American consumes 2 664 pounds of food annually per man while wage earners average 1 775 pounds. The note compares with a Japanese figure of 1 005 pounds per year and ends with mention of social events and local names.
McLeod school progresss well under Miss Addie Phillips management. Miss Susie Mae Mixon visited Miss Inez Fapley last Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W D Scott stayed with Rev. and Mrs T Walker of Long Pound. Mrs Sarah Philips travelled to Vidalia for a business trip last Saturday. North Thompson area notes Bertha Mae Tapley was guest of Hattie Lamb Saturday night.
A large audience packed the Colonial Theater last Thursday to view The Birth of a Nation. The program featured a fine musical performance and the show drew an overflow crowd for its third local screening.
Meets every Tuesday night in hall on Railroad Ave Visiting brothers always welcome J B Todd C C T R Lee K of R and S
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