Mt. Vernon Lawyer M. B. Calhoun Prominent Attorney
Local notice identifies M. B. Calhoun of Mt. Vernon Georgia as an attorney at law. The snippet notes his professional status and base of practice in Mt. Vernon as part of a public record.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
Local notice identifies M. B. Calhoun of Mt. Vernon Georgia as an attorney at law. The snippet notes his professional status and base of practice in Mt. Vernon as part of a public record.
A practicing physician operates from the Post Office Building in Vidalia Georgia with contact numbers for residence and office. The listing provides residence 84-3 and office 84-2.
Dr. L H Darby, dentist, installs x ray equipment in Vidalia at the Post Office Building Georgia, showcasing new imaging capabilities for local dental care.
The Vidalia column lists numerous residents visiting relatives in Augusta Jacksonville Savannah Cochran Athens Macon Americus Talbotton Milledgeville Thomson Statesboro Davisboro and Bartow. Guests include Miss Jewel Jordan Miss Ethleen Sampley Roy Sampley and Mrs. Martha Hill visiting family and attending events while others plan trips to University of Georgia summer school and Nashville Tennessee.
Studio advertising claims a broad service range for photography, offering tals, copies, enlargements, and frames with the promise of taking photos of anything anywhere at any time. The fragment highlights a flexible, out of studio approach to photographic work.
Mrs Leighton Tillman entertained a small group of girls on Monday afternoon for the fifth birthday of her niece Maurice Saunders. Miss Patsy Claypool, critically ill at Vidalia Hospital last week, is reported slightly improved.
F H Saffold announces his candidacy for Judge of the Superior Courts in the Middle Circuit subject to the forthcoming primary. He signs as F H Saffold with formal notice.
R N Hardeman announces candidacy for the office of Judge of the Superior Courts in the Middle Judicial Circuit. He signs the notice with respectful formal phrasing addressing the public.
Waycross and Hebardsville Georgia announce J A L Glaze as a candidate under the white primary. He urges women to guard virtue and citizens to oppose crooked politicians invading America. References Toombs County plebiscites and a stolen ballot. Speaking dates to be announced.
Ruth Darby and Maxwell Williams were married in Bartow by Judge Spessard Holland. After a wedding dinner at the Darby home in Lakeland the couple left by train for the South and will reside at 140 North Tennessee Avenue upon their return. The bride is from Vidalia Georgia and the groom works for the Atlantic Coast Line.
Regular monthly meetings are held on the second Sunday and the Saturday before in each month. Services run Saturday at 3 p m and Sunday at 11 a m and 8 30 p m Bible study is every Sunday at 3 p m. A cordial invitation is extended to all. T E Sikes Pastor.
Pierce Williamson of Vidalia received a dangerous breast wound when a pistol discharged accidentally last Thursday evening. The bullet glanced and exited the left side. He is reported to be rapidly recovering.
Miss Agnes Thomas fills the role of book-keeper at Darby Lumber Co during the absence of Mrs. D W Riddle.
Mrs Dikes Horsford departed Wednesday for her Columbia South Carolina home after visiting several days as guest of Mrs A F Fanning.
Mrs. A H Mills remembered as Mamie Sue Acree hosts Miss La dy Meadows. Mrs Annie Belle Ruhl of Frostproof Fla visits the Rountrees. L B Godbee sells Chevrolets to I J Harrell and G W Morris. W D Horne improves after illness at Vidalia Hospital. Mrs W L Wiggs and son Ed travel to Alberquerque NM for health. Edgar Adams and niece Miriam visit Vidalia relatives. Bernard Pournelle returns from Baltimore to visit parents. Mrs W A Jones and children head to Atlanta then Mountain City for summer. E G Allmond spends Sunday in Savannah with mother M C Allmond. Miss Thelma Bland visits Vidalia friend Miss Oneila Horton then they go to Emory University summer school. Rev Herbert Etheridge from Sparks visits, aiming to Wrightsville meeting. Mr A S McQueen of Folkston visits Vidalia. Mrs McQueen accompanies him home. F F Goddard audits county books for Treutlen with leave of absence from Toombs officials.
Meets every Tuesday night in the hall on Railroad Ave. Visiting brothers always welcome. 75 ee, We ik, POR. ERE K. of R. & S.
At a city council meeting W A Jones J S Jenkins and G L Thomas were appointed city tax assessors for this year. The council accepted a new 100 000 gallon reservoir by John T Ragan Co. and asked Clerk Duggan to seek bids for re covering the city hall roof. A fireproof cabinet for city records was approved. Ben Thompson was hired to supervise street work and culvert installation for the coming month and began duties at the start of the week.
The remains of E A Walker aged 87 who died in Jacksonville last Friday were brought to Vidalia. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 30 p m conducted by Rev J T B Anderson, with interment in the family lot old cemetery. Walker formerly served as Central station agent at Gordon for 27 years and later as Seaboard agent at Vidalia starting 1892 until 1901 being the first agent here.
The Toombs County board of tax equalizers meets daily at Lyons Court House hearing objections from citizens who deem the proposed tax figures too high. Members are J. M. Meadows Choopee B F Wolfe Uvalda and J W Linder Vidalia.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or to piles. Kacen relieves itching piles and helps restful sleep after the first application.
A health claim advises meat eaters to use four ounces of rad Salts from a pharmacy and a tablespoonful in water daily to flush kidneys and improve filtration. The formula combines grape and lemon acids with lithia and is said to prevent bladder irritation and blood impurities.
The Toombs County Commissioners of Roads and Revenues held a regular session at the Lyons courthouse on June 12 1922. Present were Dan Odom chair F W Donovan F L McCullough C L Stanley and B H Grace with Clerk F F Goddard and Supt J B Johnson. Vouchers totaling 14188 28 were approved for general funds and 2979 01 for road and bridge expenses.
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