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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
7
Lyons Georgia June 30 1921 bids will be received until noon July 11 1921 by the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues for furnishing the county required quantity of hay for July and August. Local bidders should submit samples bases quantities. The county may reject any or all bids and waive informalities. F F Goddard
The county commissioners will not meet next Monday to celebrate the Fourth and the regular monthly session is rescheduled for Monday July 11.
Advertised tonic claims to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system for worm troubled children. Regular use for two to three weeks supposedly dispels worms and restores health with a pleasant taste priced at 60 cents per bottle.
Mr. W. E. Walker was in Macon Tuesday. Mr. J. L. DuBose of Douglas visited for the Fourth. Rev. W. M. Blitch assists in a Mt Morah church meeting. Gus Bland of Cedar Crossing mingled with friends. Mr. W. G. Rabin and Savannah family guests of the Rabins. Mrs. N. W. Swindelle returned from Eastman. 666 Chill and Fever Tonic praised. S Z Simons family visited Hazlehurst relatives. Parrish and Grace made a business trip to Louisville. Ethel Giles and son Robert left for Atlanta for several weeks. Fred H. Way returned from wedding trip to North Carolina. J. H. Randolph Jr. left for Marietta after visiting his sister. Gussie and Frankie Ross left for Rome after visiting Mrs. Napier. Fresh produce on hand at Vidalia Candy and Fruit. Claude Alcorn of Savannah visiting. old friends welcome. Ruby Odom visiting Alma after Tybee and Savannah vacation. Pattillos returned from North Carolina trip, visiting Warren ton. Capt. and Mrs. Schwinn guests. Schwinn stationed at Camp Meade. Hackels returned from Brunswick and Jacksonville. attended Darien Bridge opening. For rent a room house on Church Street. Curtis Meadows of Southern Cotton Oil Co. visiting parents. left for New York. Florals from Christian & Riddle. summer hat sale at Mrs. Thompson. O D Warthen returned from Florida. family to Perry. Vidalia loses a valued couple as Mr. Warthen relocates to Florida.
Friends hosted a weather themed bridal shower for Pearl Price, June bride-elect, at Mrs. T. W. Willets Jr. The event featured acrostic games, a mock “elastic currency” hat game, pink and white decor, and pink and white cake as June 30 wedding plans were toasted.
Mr L L Lowe of Higgston, a leading local businessman, plans the coming year to open a number of chain stores across South Georgia. He invites young men of good character to apply, even without experience, promising training and advancement opportunities. An advertisement with full details appears in this issue.
A nostalgic health ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and iron fortifier that boosts energy, appetite, and color. It emphasizes quinine and iron as the tonic's key ingredients, claims wide trust for over thirty five years, and notes a 60 cent bottle price.
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