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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
3
Saturday and Sunday visits fill the week with families gathering at relatives homes in Hughes Chapel Union Vidalia and nearby areas. A singing at Ralph Sharpe s home Sunday night invites all to join. Local trips include J M Blue to Vidalia and Ely Smith on a city visit.
Rev H Lee of Soperton will fill his regular appointment here. Quite a number of young people enjoyed singing at Mr G E Taylor's home Saturday night. J W McCullough and granddaughter Ola McCullough of near Oak Park visited J D Taylor Monday. Jennie Taylor spent the day with sister Mrs Charlie Yarbough in Blockers Chapel Monday. J D Taylor was guest of E Willis on Sunday. J P McKay and wife of Vidalia were in the section Saturday. Mrs J H Palmier and children are visiting Vidalia with her parents. Lee Tode and Robert Willis of Vidalia were visitors Sunday. Don’t forget preaching Sunday at 11 o’clock.
Mrs A L Murphey spent the weekend in Glenwood visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs T Fulmer and daughter Annie hosted Henry Smith and his wife. Mrs A B King and daughter Alice visited relatives near Center. Willie and Clara Frost dined with Vashti Brantley. Sarah and Lillie Effie Smith of Vidalia attended Sunday school. Marie Murphey visits relatives in Dublin. J E Wing and children attended preaching at Blockers Chapel. Alice King shopped in Vidalia Friday.
The Oak Park community reports corn planting underway and notes multiple local visits. Thad Atkinson died at Waycross sanatorium after an assault near Nunez. Emma Moore remains ill. Fishermen report good catches in Choopee but warn against dynamite as wardens patrol.
Mr. Berry Thompson of the South Thompson section was a guest at the home of Mr. C. Brantley in the area one evening.
An old advertisement extols Rub My Tism as a cure for bruises cuts burns sores and related skin issues claiming quick relief and practical medical benefits.
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