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Laic News From Our Correspondents Ohoopee News Quite a number from here attended the Singing Convention at Johnson Corner Sunday. Mrs. J. D. Coe and' daughter, Mil dred, of Julia, are visiting the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rolison. G. W. Meadows made a business trip to Savannah Tuesday. Miss Ora Graham returned to her home in Mt. Vernon after a weeks visit with relatives here. J. W. Rolison made a business trip to Savannah Tuesday. Dr. J. A. Camp was in Lyons Mon day. J. M. Meadows was attending to business matters in Lyons Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Tyson are visit ing the latters mother, Mrs. C. F. Mc- Collough, of near Lyons. Miss Eunice Jarriel spent the week end in Mt. Vernon the guest of Miss Vera Graham. Miss Bertha Foster visited relatives near Lyons Sunday. Mrs. E. J. Giles visited her daugh ter, Mrs. J. M. Meadows, Monday. Mrs. W. H. Anderson was the guest of Mrs. W. J. Hall Monday. Remember our prayer meeting every Sunday night. Cedar Crossing News Cane grinding is the go around here now-a-days. Mr. and Mrs. Gus P. Bland left last week for Tampa, Fla., where they will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wilder spent last week end here with the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. McCorkle. There will be a box supper at Ce dar Crossing Methodist church Friday night, November 10th. Everybody in vited to attend. .•,++<.4.+*:. 4. 44.4 44.444.44.44 fr444444Mj.4444444Mj.444.4444.444444+4-J-4- J. * * X o x ** z < t COMING I it < o t . \\ 4 Heffner-Dinson Stock Company in Dramas, Comedy «• 4 4 * 4 and Vaudeville. Under a big water proof tent at VIDA- * * ILIA ALL NEXT WEEK, Starting MONDAY NIGHT. Nov- EMBER 18th. \\ Admission, Popular prices: Children under twelve J| 15 Cents, Adults 30 Cents. * * 1 < * * Ladies Free Monday night when accompanied by a ' | T gentleman or lady with one paid admission. I I t r 0 ♦ A beautiful Diamond Ring will be given to the most * <» «> popular lady attending the srow. ~ 4 4 1 ' 4 * Tent open at 7:00 o’clock. Show starts at 8:00 o’clock ! \ n <■ , 4 Don’t miss it. Come the first night and you will :i «• come the rest. • * ‘ • • II Special seats for colored 1 people. * | \\ : ! 1 1 i"i ;i M 11 : 11 1 11 1 i ,|,. 1 1 'i: 1 11:11 t t-1-i"H^-t*■>■ -t-■!'" t * •♦♦***♦***♦*****♦•♦♦#«*«#♦♦**♦« II * ’ •r I Have Your Car ;; : Overhauled II h ; Motor car owners who will listen to sound advice 4 ' , II from the experienced often save themselves much worry • 11 and a great deal of cash. • • < k ’ 4 ► If you have a good car—a car that has stood the test 4 * * J * of many thousand miles—then you have one good reason I 1» for keeping that car. J * d ; I An overhauling during the winter months—new piston < 4, rings Valves ground—ignition tuned—carbon removed— 1 II all oil cases cleaned and refilled—then, when spring J breaks, the old engine will be humming as of yore and I ;; you’ll be all ready for another summer of pleasure. I ' ‘ We have workmen who are machinists. I II TRY US. I II GASOLINE, OILS. I 4 4 4 II ' ' I Gilstrap’s Garage II LYONS, GEORGIA. I 4 < <• 4 J * ' * 4 t . t ' Our school is progressing nicely under the supervision of Mr. J. A. Lillard and sister, Louise. Messrs R. J. Partin and S. J. Bland attended the Grand Lodge at Macon last week. Mr. Herbert Jones who has been very ill at the Vidalia Hospital is very much improved. Remember Sunday school at the Baptist church every Sunday after noon at three o'clock. Everybody is invited to attend. South Thompson A large crowd attended the Singing Convention at Johnson Corner Sun day. Miss Callie Thompson spent Satur day night with Misses Leola and Flon nie Thompson. Mrs. J. W. Matthews and children stpent Saturday night with the formers brother, Mr. D. W. Anderson. Several from here attended preach ing at Union Sunday night. There will be a box supper here next Saturday night. Everybody in vited to attend, Collins Chapel News Quite a large crowd attended ser vices here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Evans and children, of Stlllmore, spent Sunday with the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nobles. Mrs. Ola Spivey and children, of near Soperton, visited the formers sister, Mrs. last week. The friends of Mr. Perry Collins are glad to know that he is able to be out again after being very ill for sev eral days. Several from Vidalia attended THE LYONS PROGRESS, LYONS, GEORGIA r preaching here Sunday. . Mesdames Ola Spivey and Martin Nobles spent Friday with their sister, 1 Mrs. Minnie Simpson, near Vidalia. l Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Smith and fam ily, of near Sharpes Chapel, spent Sun -1 day with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Elkins. Miss Laura Haddock returned home Friday after spending a week with her 1 parents near Helena. Miss Viola and Ruby Collias were 1 the guests of Mrs. Perry Collins Sat urady afternoon. Mrs. D. D. Collins was the guest of Mrs. A. S. Kersey a short while Mon day afternoon. 1 11 1 '■ Route Four News * Misses Thelma and Marilu Gibson and Ruby Wilkes were in town shop ping one day last week. Mrs. Marie Sharpe spent the week ■ end with her parents, Judge and Mrs. J. T. Lewis, of Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wilder spent the week end with the latters parents. Judge and Mrs. C. R. McCorkle, of near Uvalda. Mrs. Janie Wilkes spent Tuesday with Mrs. Allen Sharpe. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Baker spent the week end with the latters parents, Judge and Mrs. J. T. Lewis, of Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wheeler spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love, of near Johnson Corner. Mrs. Rener Sharpe spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Arlie Sharpe. Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Hutchinson were in town shopping one day last week. Judge and Mrs. C. R. McCorkle, of Uvalda, spent Thursday with their daughter, Mrs. D. W. Wilder. Mrs. John L.Mclntyre spent the week endw ith Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love, of near Johnson Corner. Mr. DeWitt Hutchinson left Sunday for Ludowici where he wiill spend a while with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wheeler and children will leave Friday for Athens where they will make their future home. Rev. Salters preached a very inter esting sermon at Hughes Chapel Sun day night. A good crowd wasi pres ent. Mrs, James Blunt spent Thursday with Mrs. Allen Sharpe. We are sorry to note the Illness of Mrs. Ruth Thompson. Hope she will soon be well again. Judge John L. Mclntyre and daugh ters, Yetett and Lizie, were the din ner guests of relatives at Vidalia Sun day. Messrs Alex and Jim Blunt, Allen .Sharpe, MalUe Fountain and M. C. Dickerson spent the week e.id near Reidgvllle on a hunting trip. Mrs. J. D. Hutchinson spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. R. S. Sharpe. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sharpe and children are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Herschei Herrell, of Wesley Chapel. Mrs. Pat Sharpe and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. John Morrison. Elza News Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cox, of Savan nah, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Daniels Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stanley were in Glennville Saturday ou business. Mrs. Beecher Perthum, of Augusta, spent last week here with her mother, Mrs. John Toler. Mrs. Andrew Daniels is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Odom, of Vidalia. Mr. B. B. Newton was in Lyons Mon day attending to business matters. Durdenville News A larg crowd from our village at tended the Singing Convention at Johnson Corner Sunday Mr and Mrs. P. W. Hardy were in Summit Sunday and Monday. H. P James, from New Branch, was attending to business matters here Monday. Mr. Bruce Little, of Lyons, spent Sunday in our village. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Currie were shopping here Monday. W. L. Durden, Jr., made a business trip to Lyons Tuescay. Miss Lucile New, from Cedar Cross ing, and Miss Era Lane, from Marvin, s,ent the weekend with Miss Addie Lee Hardy. Miss Roby Sutton was in Lyons and 'Vicalia Thursday. Diestejl DeWitt made a business trip to ReidfYille Tuesday. Dess Gray, of Lyons, was attending to business matters here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Moore and son, Talmadge, of Gleenville, were in our midst Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duraen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Par tin. Dr. T. C. Thompson and mother and Elizabeth Thompson, of Vidalia, at tendee' the funeral of John Burns, Tuesday of last week. Sharpes Chapel News Rev. Theo Pharr filled his regular apopintment here Sunday. There will be a pie and cake sup per here Friday night, November 17th. The proceeds will go for the purpose of putting lights in the church. All the ladies are invited to come and bring cakes or piesv or both, and the men and boys are invited to come pre pared to buy. Miss Ollie Bell Williams, of Mid land, is visiting her uncle, Mr. Willie Sauls, this week. Our school opened Monday. We are sorry to note the illness of ■Mrs. Sarah Rowland. Hope she will soon be wefll again. Messrs Elsie Smith, James Ethridge Arlie Elkins and Cuthbert Galbreath attended' the Singing Convention at Johnson Corner Sunday. . Mr. Grady Davis, and family will leave in a short time for Florida where they will make their future home. Miss Cieo Edwards, of near Lyons, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Carr. Little Creek News Several from here attended services at Collins Chapel Sunday. 'Rev. Bargeron has returned home after a visit with relatives at Augusta. We are glad to know that the fam ilies cf Messrs W. B. Edwards and Shade Hammonds are able to be out again after several days illness. Miss Ruth Wright has returned home- after a visit with relatives at Vidalia. Mrs. Minnie Phillips, of near Lyons, is spending this week here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Barfield and Miss Ruth Wright spent a short while at the home of Mr. B. P. Phillips Sunday afternoon. A. L. Wright, of near Ricky Creek, visited here Sunday. Miss Mattie McCarty spent Sunday with relatives near Mt. Moriah. Remember there will be services at Hammonds Mission Saturday and Sun day. All are invited to attend. Cane grinding ie» the order of the day in our community. Mrs. Susie Stanley and Mrs. Willie Stanley, of Oak Dale, visited relatives in this community Sunday. Aimwell News Mrs. Amanda Sharpe ajjcJ son, J. C., spent Saturday and Sunday with rel atives at Alston. Mrs. Willie Hamilton and children, Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Novel Adams, of near Kibbee, spent Sunday with relatives here. The school here is progressing nice ly. Silas Davs, of Vidalia, spent Sunday the guest of his sister, Mrs. Era Tay lor. • • Several of the people of this com munity are attending the rewail at the Presbyteran church at Vidalia this week, which isi being conducted by the Presbyterial Evangelist, F. Rauschen berg. Mrs. Janie Wilkes and daughters, and Ruby and Theflma Gibson, spent Tuesday the guests of Misses Lora and Lee O’neal, of near Lyons. There will be services here Sunday morning at eleven o’clock and again in the afternoon immediately after Sunday School. The public is invit ed to attend. New Branch News Our school is progressing nively.- A large crowd from here attended the Singing Convention at Johnson Corner Sunday. Mr. J. B. Cave was in Lyons Friday. Mis s Cora Pettit spent the week end j with Mrs>. C. L. Battle, of Johnson Corner. Miss Pauline Care attended the Sing at Johnson Corner Sunday. Mr. J. H. Rudd was in Ohoopee Thursday. Miss Annie Maude Thomas was the guest of Miss Pauline Cave Saturday afternoon. Miss Nittie Rudd was the guest of Miss Pauline Cave Saturday night. Mr. Lamar Stanley has returned from Fioridn. Center School News The farmers of this setion are busy griding cane. Miss Catharine Wilkes spent Sun day with Mrs. W. T. Perkins. Miss Annie Dell and Irene Booth 'attended preaching at Union Sunday night. ] Several from around here attended the Singing Convention at Johnson Corner Sunday. Miss Minnie Stack is improving af ter a weeks illness. Misses Daisy and Fannie Merriman and Evelyn McDonald visited the for mers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Merriman, near Johnson Corner Sun day. Remember Sunday School here every Sunday afternoon at three thirty o’clock. Everybody invited to attend. Round and About Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Smith and fami ly wre the guests of Mr and Mrs]. A. L. Elkins and family Sunday. Messrs Arlie Elkins and Cuthbert Galbreath attended the Singing Con vention at Johnson Corner Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kersey on November 3rd a boy. Mrs. Rosa Fairclot'h and cister, Miss Daisy Higgs, of Altamaha, were n Lyons Friday afternoon. The sing given by Miss Mary Lee Dickerson Saturday night was enjoy ed by all present. Misses Ruby Wilkes, Thelma" and Marilu Gibson were in Lyons Satur day afternoon. The sing at Union Sunday night was enjoyed by a large crowd. Route Three News The friends of Missi Ethelie Fountain are glad to know that she is very much improved after several weeks illness with Typhoid Fever. Miss Cora Salter spent Saturday night with her sister, Mrs. G. W. Mc- Donald. Mrs. Preston Salter was in Vidalia shopping Saturday. Miss, Lena McNear spent last Wed nesday night with Mias Ethelie Foun tain. Mr. Joe Irby made a business trip to Vidalia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carr spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Fountain. Miss Cora Salter spent Monday af ternoon with Miss Ethelie Fountain. -I—- "Listen in” on the world It makes no difference radio keeps them abreast with where you live, whether in J* 1 ® timea though educational city, town or on your farm you can listen in on the , , , . , wor ]j Through the radio the farm er receives last minute market You and your friends can reports, weather reports and sit comfortably at home crop data, and enjoy concerts or How to Order jazz by famous orches- The radio is no longer an ex tras. The voices of noted periment, it is an accomplished singers and public speak- * acU Complete receiving sets, c * . r r , manufactured and guaranteed ers are at your command. by the largeßt electr f ca i houses The farmer and hia family in the country, can be pur need no longer be isolated. The chased from us at reasonable prices. Write today for the ■ ■ii - name of your nearest dealer. We will see that your order is Tremendous Opportunity for filled immediately. Dealers and Agents A ¥> T 1 17 T? It takes only a demonstration to sell ■ . /m K b H | \ If l our complete radio sets. Wide awake Vy JL Ml. JH. W JL- -M—+ ELECTHIC COMPANY us. Write today for out dealer and .•L tl 'gr agent proposition. ATLANTA, GA. ®fStrth • THE FOLLY OF DELAY WILL COST MANY UV* Regardless of the high death ■rom Typhoid Fever in Geo “ ™ rear many people are even *1 1 protected, so far as vaccination t. “ ;erned. 18 All physicians of the State rarious health officers have \ irged to use their Influence in Hng as many people inoculate/ possible. The press has had nml! my about the importance of not ning an unnecessary risk so f Jeveloping Typhoid Fever is CO Z 1 9d, yet only a small percentage 0 f a people of the state have so gear taken advantage of this “ ■ive treatment. P 6vei Such procrastination on the n art the people who know of the orati :ive value of such inoculations i, . foolish Indeed. “Hard times” can! 11 be regarded as an excuse since n. 3tate Board of Health furnishes a vaccine to any citizen 0 f the FREE. m Last year the typhoid death rate t Georgia was about eight times as hi! as for the 57 largest cities of! country, and epidemics are beine n ported in various sections of the sta! One should by no means take sJ a hazardous risk as many are now 4 lug. BE VACCINATED TODAY ts vnt physician hasn’t a supply 0 f vaccil the State Board of Health will be el! to furnish him all he can use as as the present, supply lasts. A warning Js given by the stm Board of Health about the use of th common bathing suit—the for ™ kind. rei If you go in swimming you shoal own your own bathing suit, if n rent your suit it should be thorough] sterilized before you wear it. Public opinion should see to it ihi all for rent suits are properly handle Our State should have laws reguh la* nubile swimming pools. A Good Physic When you wan.tr a physie that mile. 1 and gentle in effect, easy to tal and certain to act, take Chamberlain Tablets. They are excellent. ■fi H II 11 ivl BATTEY & CO., The Large anc. 1 Re table Cotton Factors of Savannah, Gi offer a service that combines lon and successful experience, exp« salesmanship and financial soundnei FOR SALE Jersey' Cattle o the Best Type. J. H. HOOKS, Warthen, Ga