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Newspaper

Bradenton Herald

Location

Bradenton, Florida, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1927

Page

5

Engagement of Gertrude Green to Blalock Announced

Bradenton society notes announce the engagement of Miss Gertrude Moore Green to Mr Daniel Simeon Blalock. The couple, both of Bradenton, plan a June wedding at First Baptist Church. Green is daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett Patrick Green Sr and Blalock is son of A O Blalock of Fayetteville Georgia with ties to Staunton Military Academy and the University of Georgia.

Gertrude Moore Green Emmett Patrick Green Gertrude Moore Daniel Simeon Blalock First Baptist Church South Bradenton Miss Green Marietta Georgia Green State Highway Department Manatee County Agnes Scott College Decatur Canada Atlanta Jacksonville Tampa Mr. Blalock

Auxiliary to Sell 5000 Poppies at Poppy Day

The American Legion Auxiliary met at First Methodist church parlor with Mrs. G. B. Knowles presiding. Reports from committees and state convention attendees were shared. Five thousand poppies will be sold on Poppy Day, made by Lake City hospital inmates. May Day party planned for May 8 on Mrs. Gordon Knowles lawn.

American Legion Auxiliary First Methodist Church G. B. Knowles Stephen Field Knowles Irma Lathrop of Legion and Auxiliary Tarpon Springs St. Petersburg Lake City Hospital Gordon Knowles Catherine Silknitter Ruth Selman Dorothy Hefner Arah Hefner Geneveva Murdaugh Landish Christopher

How to Keep House on a Million Dollars a Year

A magazine piece by Elizabeth Barbour recalls life among the 400s with anecdotes about Mrs. Herman Oelrichs and others. It notes servants were often European and critiques American democracy shaping domestic life and work. Rosita Forbes argues spinsters can excel in art, while Christine Kefauver challenges anti smoking claims about women and youth with historical examples.

Elizabeth Barbour Herman Oelrichs Stuyvesant Fish Cornelius Vanderbilt John Jacob Astor Rosita Forbes Christine Kefauver R. N LL. B Department of Health New York City Marie Antoinette Dolly Madison George Washington Abraham Lincoln

Bradenton Woman's Club Holds Anniversary Event

The Bradenton Woman's Club marked its anniversary with a formal luncheon for about 175 members and guests. Officers were installed for the coming season, flowers donated by Harold Hastings adorned tables, and a business session followed by a playlet and musical program led by club members.

Bradenton M Harold Hastings Marti Annie Lee Kniet Elizabeth Hughes R. Lasher Arthur Lawrence Baldwin S. 17Illian G. Rose J. Phillips J. L. Lindley Harry Land Lee Day Alice Fry John Keating W. J. Placie Golden Knight C. Rogers J. T. Bachman A. Cuthbert Fred Connor Cramer Edwin C. Barnes Clifton DeForcee Dawson E. W. Dar Geo. Diehl Douglass Henry J. Edsall Frank Edsall Wilmington Del J. B. Leffingwell J. A. Frank Stephen Fifield John Graham Foreman J. H. Gardenhire Gower James Garrett Henry Charles Hubbell W. A. Hartman S. G. Hollingsworth S. P. Harris H.G. Hullings Frank A. Harrison P. A. Hewitt J. H. Johnson Frank Kimble Irena Lewis O. B. Mueller Mills Paul Mitchell M. E. McCoy W. C. Maxwell H. C. Miller Alice Milligan Frank Markham T. M. McDuffie F. C

Japanese Tea Given by Palmetto Circle at Stoltz Apartments

The Palmetto Circle No 3 Baptist Church held a Japanese Tea Friday at Stoltz Apartments. Guests entered a Miyabi scene with cherry blossoms and lanterns while Mesdames Driver McClure Wharton and Perry hosted. Music included piano duets and songs, refreshments were served on the floor, and Mrs Permenter led as general chair.

Stoltz Palmetto Circle No. 3 The Baptist Church John Driver O. W. McClure Eula Wharton Newton Perry Japan J.C. Permenter Maids of Mesdames John Driver J. C. Permenter C. W. McClure Car

Olliver Hosts Bridge Tea at Seminole Apartments

Mrs E Olliver entertained at her Seminole Apartments home with four bridge tables. Guests included Mrs E L Anderson of Fort Worth visiting daughter Mrs R D Ward. High score went to Mrs J A Frank, second to Mrs Montague Tallant, low to Mrs Atwood Taylor. guest prize to Mrs Anderson. A salad course followed.

E. Olliver Bridge Seminole Apartments E. L. Anderson Fort Worth Texas R. D. Ward A. Frank Montague Tallant Atwood Taylor Cel Anderson Ward L. W. Blake Paul Corker R. T. Ward Elizabeth Snyder Cc. C. Rathburn E. N. Walker J. A. Frank W. H. Speed M. E. McCoy Frank Jennings Fred Auld Herman Turner Atwood Taylor A. Paine Frank Stewart

Class to Meet Berean Philathea at Kirby Home

The Berean Philathea Class of the First Methodist Church will hold its monthly business and social meeting at Mrs. W. B. Kirby's home at 1907 Ohio Avenue. Assistant hostesses are Mrs. J. H. Tallant Mrs. C. K. Snelling and Mrs. J. J. Spafford. All members and friends are invited.

First Methodist Church W. BR. Kirby Ohio Avenue J. H. Tallant

Miss Cobb Weds Merle Tinkham in Palmetto

Mary Cobb and Merle Tinkham were married on March 7 1927 with Mary described as the blonde haired daughter of J A Cobb and Mrs Cobb. Tinkham, son of Mr and Mrs M E Tinkham, studied at Dahlonega and Georgia Tech and works for Seaboard Railroad in Tampa. The couple are registered at the Oaks.

J. A. Cobb Mary Merle Tinkham Palmetto Tinkham Coble Plant City M. E. Tinkham Dahlonega School North Georgia Georgia Tech Seaboard Railroad Tampa

Global spread of American films by country sales

The article notes that American films are exported worldwide. Australia purchases the most, followed by Canada, Argentina, Great Britain, Brazil, and France in descending order.

Australia Canada Argentina Great Britain Brazil France

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