Local Social Notes and Personal Moves in Vidalia
Mr J J Atkins of Oak Park visited Vidalia on Saturday. A son named Thomas Woodham Timmerman Jr. was born Friday to Mr and Mrs T W Timmerman. J L Strickland visited from Cordele for the weekend. Mrs W B Bragg returned from Graymont. Mr H A Clements returned from Alabama. D W Horne ill at Vidalia Hospital. Marion Peacock of Dublin stayed with Rev and Mrs J E Sampley. J W Gunter rented N S Meadows’s Durden street residence. Kodak work ready in 24 hours at Whitney & Leveritt. M F Davis left for Cordele for work with Strickland Motor Co. T M Lambert left for Cordele to work with Strickland Motor Co. H E Grace named Lyons Motor Co manager. Renny Lac and Pee Gee Paint advertised. Geo S Rountree and family visited Vienna. Monuments sold by James Walker for Etowah Monument Co. Evening church service time changed to 8:30. Mrs J R Brooks, Herman Brooks, and Allen Kelly visited Vidalia. House for sale or rent on McIntosh Street. Dr T C Thompson attended State Medical Association in Columbus. Hemstitching and picoting offered by Mrs W B Donaldson. Dame Rumor notes four Vidalia teachers may marry this fall. E M Auld to join McNatt Motor Co. as salesman. George Smith to be head mechanic. Local Toombs County Singing Convention at Providence Church noted with dinner remarks.
Salts Salts Fine For Aching Kidneys
A newspaper item promotes Jad Salts as a safe kidney flush remedy. It claims daily use in a glass of water before breakfast helps kidneys act normally, neutralizes urinary acids, and prevents bladder disorders with an inexpensive effervescent drink.
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Theidney
Savannah Doctor Helps In Operation On Local Patient
Dr George W White of Savannah assisted Dr Thompson in an operation on Mr S R Shuman who has suffered an ulcer of the stomach for months. Shuman rests comfortably and friends hope for a rapid recovery. Free Saturday offer at Page's Drug Store for two Kling Klose hair nets with every $1 purchase of Toilet Articles.
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George W. White
Savannah
Thompson
S. R. Shuman
Shuman
Page
Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Brom Quinine
A dated medical ad promotes Laxative Brom Quinine tablets to stop cough and headache and relieve a cold in one day. It notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a price of 30 cents.
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E.W. Grove
Masons and Eastern Star Host Social Gathering
Lyons Progress reports a Friday evening event at the Masonic Hall where Masons welcomed Eastern Star members. The ladies decorated and served refreshments, two short addresses preceded two and a half hours of entertainment, and the gathering helped the ladies gain access to mason secret work and a full degree.
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Lyons
Masonic Hall
Masonic Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Masons
Grove's Tasteless Tonic Promises Energy Boost and Purified Blood
A tonic claims to restore energy and vitality by purifying and enriching the blood. It describes iron and quinine in syrup and asserts benefits for color, appetite, and immunity, including malaria and grip germ fighting effects, priced at 60 cents.
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Grove
For Sale Three Horse Power Kerosene Engine
Three horse power kerosene engine offered for sale after a full overhaul. In good shape and a real bargain. Apply at the Advance office.
Centenary Movement Promotes Mission Work in China
Dr. J. W. Cline, on furlough, describes Centenary funds aiding churches from large cities to village cabins in China. Funds support Soochow University schools, medical hospitals in Soochow Hu chow and Changchow, building projects, and new missionaries expanding evangelistic outreach across a 20 million Chinese population.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Southern Methodists
World Missions
J. W. Cline
Southern Methodist
Soochow University
Cina
Soochow
Huchow
Changchow
666 Quick Relief Tonic for Colds and Headaches
A vintage patent medicine claims rapid relief from colds, constipation, biliousness, and headaches. Describes as a fine tonic marketed with emphasis on swift soothing effects.
Bay Head Club News Canning Club Organized
On Tuesday May 2 Mrs. Thorpe met with the Bay Head girls and organized a canning club. The following officers were elected Miss Emily Harden Pres Miss Mae Pittman Vice Pres Miss Luella Toole Sec Miss Clio Harden Treas Miss Ella Pittman Cor Sec
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Thorpe
Bay Head
Emily Harden
Mae Pittman
Luella Toole
Clio Harden
Ella Pittman
Meeting Notice at Bay Head School House
Our next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday May 16 at Bay Head school house. Mrs. Thorpe plans to attend and we anticipate a good time. Ella Pittman Cor Sec.
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Bay Head School
Modern Farm Implement Cuts Ball Bearing Mowers Prices
Ball bearing lawn mowers offered by Modern Farm Implement and Hardware Co. are reduced to normal price levels.
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Modern Farm Implement & Hdw. Co
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R. H. Whiteside
Keota
Okla
Thedford’s _BLACKDRAUGHT
W. E. Walker
Vidlaia
Georgia
Chase & Sanborn’s
Seal Brand
Merita Bread
Barronw
Godbee
J. J. Atkins
Oak Park
City
T. W. Timmerman
Thomas Woodham Timmerman, Jr
Mr. J. L. Strickland
Cordele
W. B. Bragg
Graymont
H. A. Clements
Alabama
D. W. Horne
Vidalia Hospital
Page's Drug
Marion Peacock
Dublin
J. E. Sampley
J. W. Gunter
Whitney & Leveritt
Vicaria
M. F. Davis
The
Strickland Motor Co
T. M. Lambert
H. E. Grace
Near Lyons
Lyons Motor Co
Renny Lac
Pee Gee
Modern Farm Implement & Hardware Co
Geo. S. Rountree
Emmie Roberts
Vienna
James Walker
Etowah Monument Co
Methodist Church
T. C. Thompson
Columbus
State Medical Association
W. B. Donaldson
Grady St
Statesboro
Dame Rumor
Vidalia Public School
E. M. Auld
Alamo
McNatt Motor Co
Vidalia
George Smith
Mt. Vernon
John M. Meadows
Eudine Meadows
Mary Bethel Powers
J. B. Todd
J. C. Price
Jake Price
Toombs County
Providence Church
Ohn
W. E. Walker, Jr
Optometrist
Vidalia, Georgia
Centenary Movement Methodist Church
BAY Head Club News
City Loans
B. P. Jackson
First National Bank
Page’s Drug Store
the Safe Drug Store
Bach Tishm
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