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Anything in Roofing and Sheet Metal anywhere.
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2 4 BARNARD ST. V'VfZV SAVANNAH, GA
By Gladys Thompson Yandle
[gee Phone: No. lg. Residence Phone: No. 29
Kirs L S. Watson, of Hawkinsville,
■visiting her parents here.
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-- w. E. Brown was in Savannah
K Fr iday attending to legal busi-
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S. A- Hall was a business visi-
K to Savannah Friday.
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Mr. a nd Mrs. F. F. Goddard spent a
I. jays in Savannah last week the
Bests of friend's and relatives.
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Collie Dickerson, merchant of
E a lia, was a business visitor in the
|v a short while Wednesday after
lon.
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■The friends of Sheriff C. W. Cul-
Ipper are glad to see him out again
ler being confined to his bed for
toe time with the Dengue Fever.
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W. 0. ShuptTine, of Statesboro,
is attending to business matters
re Monday.
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tliss Bessie Davis, of Lumber City,
ent last week end here the guest of
]. and Mrs. C. A. Rogers.
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F. T. Darley spent Sunday the
■st of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
File's, near Vidalia.
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I. H. Corbitt spent Wednesday
Savannah attending to business
itters.
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Theo Pharr spent last Friday
Higgston the guest of his parents,
T. and Mrs. G. W. Pharr.
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Lyons Motor Company an
mce the sale of two Ford touring
•s to Messrs H. T. Newton and Dess
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T. W. Pilcher, of Augusta, is in
3ns this week attending to business
tters.
Ir. J. R. League, of Augusta, was
usiness visitor to the city Tuesday.
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Mary Galbreath, of Gleenwood
nt last week end here the guest of
r. and Mrs. Theo Pharr.
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Lawson Wimberly and son, of j
fannah, are the guests of Mr. and 1
s. E. M. Wimberly this week.
iiss Gertrude Schwab, of Savannah,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tal
this week.
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ana Mrs. C. C. Mosley and child
it spent Sunday in Summertown
guests of relatives.
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Col. B. H. Grace spent Tuesday night
in Savannah.
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G. C. Brantley, Worshipful Mas
ter of the Lyons Lodge, left Monday
night for Macon to attend the Masonic
Convention which convenes there this
week.
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C. Kinard was in Abbeville Mon
day attending to business matters.
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E. 0. Williams was in Savannah
Tuesday on business.
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Rve. B. R. Anderson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Vidalia, was a
pheasant caller at The Progress office
Thursday. »
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I. E. Aaron and W. W. Odom
attended the Medical Association at
Mt. Vernon last Thursday night.
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Dr. L. H. Darby, of Vidalia, was in
Lyons Wednesday.
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and Mrs. W. C. Mason spent
Sunday in Reidsville the guests of
relatives.
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and Mrs. Amariah Galbreath, of
Corc.'ele, spent the week end here the
guests of the formers parents.
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and Mrs. C. J. Hamilton, of Sur
rency, Ga., spent Sunaay with Mr. and
Mrs. B. C. Anderson.
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Sam Williams, of Vidalia, spent
a few days here with relatives last
week.
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W. L. Duncan went to Macon
last Friday to attend to business mat
ters.
The friends of Mrs. Theo Pharr are
glad to know that she is some what'
improved after a weeks illness.
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from here attended the
Singing Convention at Ohoopee last
Sunday.
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E. F. Parker and B. B. New
ton returnee last Thursday night from
Ohio after being away several days
on business.
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- attending the Lyons-Glenn
vJT.le basket ball game in Gleenville, j
which Lyons won 20 to 12, were Miss
es Bobbie McLeod, Nellie Clare and
Mary Francis Woodle, Eunice Cour
sey, Laßlanche Corbitt, Pauline God
win; Messrs Lee Kinard, Homer Cur
ry, Herman Usher, Alfred Newton,
William Williams*, Maxwell Smith,
Winston Ivey and Prof. G. E. Usher.
They were entertained at Glennville
THE LYONS PROGRESS, LYONS. GEORGIA
after the game.
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J. B. Johnson and H. T. New
ton, of Lyons, and Mr. A. F. Sawyer,
cf Vidalia, attended the convention in
Macon Saturday.
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Rev. G. W. Pharr, of Higgston,
preached at the Methodist church last
Sunday morning.
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T. A. Wallace, prominent at
torney of Douglas, was in the city for
a short while Saturday morning.
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Charlie Parker, of Savannah,
was attending to business matters
here Saturday.
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A. J. Huggins spent Sunday in
Savannah.
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I. A. Williams was in Jesup and
Savannah one day last week attend
ing to business matters.
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Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Begcher and son,
V. M., Jr., of Collins, were the guests
of Mr and Mrs. B. C. Anderson Sun
day.
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Dan Odom was a business visit
or to Savannah Friday.
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E. G. Floyd attended the fun
erail of her brother-in-law, Mr. W. T.
Dickerson, at Homerville, last Thurs
day. Mr. Dickerson died suddenly Wed
nesd'ay.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Anderson mot
ored to Reidsville last Thursday for
a short time.
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and Mrs. J. M. Hamilton and
daughter, Josie, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Anderson Sunday.
MRS. WILSON ENTERTAINS
WORTH-WHILE CLUB
Mrs. R. S. Wilson entertained on
Tuesday afternoon of last week in
compliment to the worth-While Club
Large yellow chrysanthemums, the
club flower and green pot plants made
the hall, dining room and living room
distinctive in charm. Black cats,
pumpkins and such were in evidence
and were suggestive of Hallowe’en.
Rook was the prevailing feature of
entertainment. Besides the club mem
bers participating were Miss Helen
Reynolds and her guest Mrs. L. S.
Watson and Misses Phillips, Van
Brackle and Walden. Miss Phillips
made highest score.
A delicious salad course was serv
ed. Misses Nell and Rebecca Wilson
assisted the hostess.
Jus! A’ Foolin
Mamma Was Right
Daughter: “A certain young man
sent some flowers this morning.”
Mammma: “Don’t say a certain young
man, my dear. There is none of 'em
certain till you’ve got ’em.
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The Cause
Lady—l am collecting for the suf
fering poor.
Friend —But are you sure they ate
really suffering?
Lacy—Oh, yes, I’m certain; you
see I go to their homes and sit and
talk with them for hours.
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A Precaution
Tom: "Why do you write to your
sweet heart with a typewriter? "It
is precaution. She may have my writ
ing examinee by those fellowp who
can read the character from hand
writing.”
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An Echo From
Ten little doughboys
Sat beside the Rhine;
Along came a Fraulein
And then there were nine.
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So Hid The Senators
Mary kept a little lamb,
It’s wool was rather cheap;
But when they raised the tariff
She started keeping sheep!
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Economical
Jack Spratt could drink no gin
His wife could drink no rye;
And so between them both
They kept the cellar dry.
The slogan of divorced couples evi
dently is” United we stand, dividec.
we fall into some easy alimony.”
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Sooner or later Henry Ford will
have occasion to recall Shakespeare’s
Immortal! lines, “the evil that men do
slivers after them.”
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XMAS IN 1940
Twas the night befo/e Christmas,
And all through the house,
Nothing was stirring,
Not even a—souse!
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A sign at an uptown movie house
says, “Dont leave your wife” on Thurs
day.
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Princess Mary is reported shocked
at the Monte Carlo card games. Could
we call this a royal flush?
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History tells us that George Wash
ington never told a lie. but the chances
are he never had to answer the ques
tions of a modern wife.
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After a fellow is married a few
years he comes to the relization that
what the wedding bells pealed forth
sounded very much like what one of
his bachelor friends said to him. “I
toll you so.”
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A divorce between a 300-pound man
and a 720- pound woman is simply a
parting of the weights.
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Sing of violent earthquakes,
They are like a tease,
To the shake-ups one gets
Ford-ing, if you please!
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Every man is entitled to all he can
get, runs a business proverb, and his
wife sees that he gets all that’s com
ing to him.
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Our Language
It’s called our Mother Tongue be
cause Father doesn’t get much chance
of using it.
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’Twas a wintry day in summer,
The snow was raining fast,
The barefoot boy with shoes on
Stood sitting on the grass.
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| Property formerly owned by the Estate of Mr. R. H. Walker, to ;
t the East and South of Lyons, has been sub-divided into small tracts and \
J is now being offered for sale, ;
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* Approximately 1150 acres is located on the East side of the City ;
t and 750 acres on the South side. All of this lard fronts on a fir t class :
* public road. Practically all of it is well watered by ever running streams. j
Some fine saw timber, abundance of fire wood, land produces well and lo- ;
cated very near the City limits. j
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t * This property is owned by The Southern Cotton Oil Company.
I! They have engaged us to sell it FOR COST TO THEM. We must sell at ;;
*; prices which they have fixed. All they want is to break even. ;;
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
j; If you want a fine farm, large or small, convenient to good schools
;t and other city advantages, here is your chance. When this property is -
I sold, there is no more like it, so nicely located, ;;
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Our Mr. T. W. Pilcher will have charge of this with headquarters at ;;
;* the Elberta Hotel. In case he is out of town when you call, a letter or
:: telegram to the undersigned, at Augusta, will fetch a representative to
< * Lyons at once. \ I
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Prices on this land are extremely low when the location and other <;
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