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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
3
Special attention given to collections. B H Grace Law and Real Estate outlines services in Uvalda Georgia with telephone connections for inquiries.
The Fitzgerald Herald lists multiple Ocilla Irwinville and Fitzgerald area farmers with 1918 to 1921 tobacco sales and per acre ranges, including J. C. Hawes 4.5 acres yielding 1960.20, J. Turner seven acres selling 3200, and R. L. Stone one acre net 340.00, noting liberal earnings and potential repeat results.
Vidalia Lodge of the Knights of Pythias meets every Tuesday night in the hall on Railroad Ave. Visiting brothers are welcome. Officers listed include TODD.C. and T. R. LEE K of R. & S.
Charles Lathrop Pack president of the American Forestry Association writes from Washington on January 17 1922 thanking Lyons Progress editor for an editorial on Memorial Avenue. He notes the national campaign for memorial tree planting and invites Lyons to organize a local memorial avenue and begin planting along an approaching road as a civic good.
Mr Henry Odom aged 73 well known county resident died Saturday at his country home after declining health. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev W M Blitch, with interment at Odom cemetery. Survived by five children Dr W W Odom Fletcher Odom Ed Odom Lelia Odom Ina Odom and two sisters Mrs Mary Sharpe and Miss Sallie Odom.
A collection of program notes with speakers and topics for B Y P U activities. Includes scripture and missionary work at home, local union efforts, countrywide B Y P U plans for 1922, personal problem discussions, and appeals for giving and planning led by several named organizers.
On Tuesday afternoon Elizabeth Colson hosted a birthday party for friends. They played games and enjoyed refreshments, with all attendees praising her hospitality.
A Lexington woman endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for female health and stomach ailments. She urges others to obtain them from local druggists and notes free medical advice from Dr Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
The 1921 revenue act raises exemptions to $1000 for single filers and $2500 for some married filers, with $2000 for high income married couples and dependents increased to $400. Returns are due Jan 1 to March 15 1922 for many, with penalties for late filing. Installment payments may be made in four equal parts.
Sheriff C. W. Culpepper, accidentally wounded when his pistol discharged ten days ago, is reported much better and on the road to recovery. After a period of blood poisoning fear, he is now considered out of danger and improving rapidly.
On Friday afternoon January 27 between four and five o'clock the Parent Teacher Association hosts a shower for the Domestic Science class at the school auditorium. Parents and those interested are invited to attend with an exhibit of students’ work and refreshments. A set of unpromised articles will be found in the school news.
The census shows 5,132 bales ginned in Toombs County in 1921, down from 5,679 in 1920. State totals and county comparisons follow, listing ginned cotton by county including Candler Emanuel Montgomery Evans Tattnall Treutlen and others with two-year figures.
Druggists offer money back if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding protruding or blind piles. Instant relief promised after first application with restful sleep afterward.
Mrs Leighton Tillman entertained two tables of Rock Saturday afternoon, complimentary to Miss Erin McArthur and Miss Margaret Patton. A dainty salad course was served in the afternoon.
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