Judge Reaves to Speak Here On Memorial Day
The Judah P. Benjamin Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. Dallas Simmons home with Mrs. Genieve Hammer as president. They discussed the Tampa reunion and thanked committees for entertainment at Gamle Mansion. Judge Reaves of Tampa will deliver the Memorial Day address at First Baptist Church on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah P. Benjamin
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dallas Simmons
Riverview Boulevard
Mirs
Vieve Hammer
Tr.stess
J. L. Hine
J. W. Stevens
R. E. Dowling
Tampa
Stevens
Gamle Mansion
9X. Reaves
First Baptist Church
Jeanne B. Woodward
A. O. Wright C. C. N
Confecracy
Palmetto Personal News and Easter Class Event
Mrs J O Brown recovers from a serious illness and Mrs R L Permenter travels to Atlanta for hospital care with daughter Mrs Otto Hudgins. Mrs Chester returns from Fitzgerald Easter visit while Cleveland Ohio relatives depart Florida trip. Ruth Hackney and Daisy Brown host Sunday School Easter Egg hunt with 20 plus attendees and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hackney
Daisey Brown
Miss Hackney
Palmetto
Flaine Britt
Georgeana Britt
Martha Sue Hayes
Marion Jordan
Anita Liegd
Alice Smith
Edith Smith
Mona McLean
Sarah Snyder
James Moore
Charles Fox
C. B. Scott
Henry Willis
Jack McCoy
Local hotel manager reels in 20-pound grouper on fishing trip
Gus Wester of Fort Myers, while on a fishing trip, landed a 20-pound grouper after a fierce fight and followed with a 3-pound pompano caught with a spoon. Scars on his hands testified to the struggle with the grouper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers
Gus Wester
Miss Marie Novello Performs Second Concert in Bradenton
Miss Marie Novello the Welsh pianist gave a second Bradenton recital at Christ Church parish house, receiving long applause and an encore. The St Cecelia circle presented her a bouquet of Florida grown flowers, with Thursday Morning Chorus and String Trio also performing. Novello, on a six week Florida stay before returning to London, recently soloed with the Royal Philharmonic and appeared in Tampa with the Tam toa Symphony Orchestra. The program included Beethoven Appassionata movements, The Last Song by James Rogers, and The Ash Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Novello
Bredenton
Christchurch
St. Cecelia
Miss Novello
St. Cevelia
G. Balls
S. A Bean
Oren Hussey
Lenore Stewart
Pianjest
Novello
Wales
Florida
London
Royal Philharmonica Orchestra
Tampa
Tamtoa Symphony Orchestra
Joseph Sainton
Bradent
Social Calendar and Musical Items Highlight Local Events
Lions' Club luncheon at the Dixie Grande Hotel at 12 39. Bazaar Committee bridge tea at the Bradenton Woman's Clubhouse at 2 30. Mrs John Boling hosts bridge at home in West Bradenton at 3 00 for sister Miss Genevieve Fitzmaurice of Columbia. Miss Somebody Else four act comedy at Ballard High School auditorium at 8 0 by Manatee County High School Junior Class. Manatee County Civic League meets Recreation Hall at 7 00. Thursday morning chorus program with Chopin Liszt Nevin and other works backed by Miss Stewart and the String Trio. Beethoven pieces requested in commemoration of the Beethoven Centennial with a Vose piano from Hullinger Music Store. 78 year old Gainesville tax assessor Colonel Bob Davis celebrated his birthday with a trip to Jacksonville noting March 15 as a red letter day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard ’ Hool Auditorium
Manatee County
Gainesville
Bob” Davis
Jacksonville
Dr Cobb and family leave Palma Sola for Boston
Dr Frederick C Cobb and his family, longtime Palma Sola Park residents, have returned to Boston. Transportation was arranged at Seaboard Air Line downtown offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Boston
Frederick C. Cobb
Palma Sola Park
Seaboard Air Line
Firemen Extinguish Waterfront Barge Blaze Early Morning
Fire department responded at 10 40 this morning to the Pradenton Drediing Company waterfront barge blaze. Chemicals used to quell the fire prevented further damage and losses were reported as small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pradenton Drediing Company
Anniversary Observed by Orange Blossom Camp
Orange Blossom Camp of the Royal Neighbors of America marked the society anniversary with other camps nationwide. The local group formed in June 1926 with 20 charter members and has grown to sixty members, reflecting a year of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Blossom Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Socialites Attend Lavish Tampa Colonial Dames Tea
More than 300 Bradenton and Palmetto women joined Tampa Society at the National Society of Colonial Dames tea at Forest Hills Country Club. Guests admired blue and buff decor, floral arrangements, and a six piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa Tribune
Lawrence Craig
Charles Sayles
Bradenton
F. D. Waite
Palmetto
Hatton Rogers
Ampa
Tampa Club
National Society of Colonial Dames
Forest Hills Country Club
Harvey Anderson
A. Griffin
J.C. Martin
Frank Bentley
George P. Raney
J. H. Pratt
Lem Woods
Ida Mays
J. C. McKay
W. F. Miller
Club
S. L. Lowry
Goree Nelson
J. D. Kin Ser
Mines
D. M. Patrick
C. J. Woodruff
W. B. Curtis
E. R. Dickenson
Albert Thornton
E. V. Whitaker
Perry Wall
J. V. Kelley
W. J. Milner
H. M. Barbour
Hatter C. Rogers
F. B. Waite
C. F. Sayles
Lake Jones
Jacksonville
Julius A. Creer
Clearwater
L. R. Craig
J. Sticker Coles
J. McD. Wilson
Atlanta
Virginia Frazier Boyle
Tennessee
Mary Kinser
Ann Cook
Dorothy Rogers
Beecher Curtis
Vaughn Camp, Jr
Vaughn Camp
Marvin Walker
Earl Craft
John C. Perry
Loper Lowry
8. Lowry, Jr
Houghton
St. Petersburg
Ashby Gibbons
Virginia Nelson
Carrie
Elizabeth Whitaker
Dorothy Dickenson
Claudia Kelley
Marie McKean
Susan Thornton
Martha Wall
Mary Claire Milner
Mrs. Trueblood Dies in Ann Arbor at 70
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Thomas C. Trueblood, 70, at her Ann Arbor home. She had wintered in Bradenton for 15 to 20 years and was well known on Fifteenth Street Court. Her husband, uncle of Mrs. A. F. Wyman of Bradenton, spent the recent winter with her and they returned to Michigan two weeks before her condition worsened. Funeral services were held in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Thomas Co. Trueblood
Ann Arbor
Mich
Trueblood
Fifteenth Street Court
A. F. Wyman
Surgeons Help Winter Haven Carpenter After Spine Injury
Edward Zernes a carpenter from Winter Haven praises modern science after an automobile mishap last November. After more than fifteen weeks in a local hospital his spine was repaired with two crushed sections supported by a plaster cast and surgical intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Haven
Edward Zernes
Zernes
Clyde Line to add Key West service from New Orleans
Clyde Line Steamship Company announces Key West will join a New Orleans carrier route. Freight will be moved first, followed by passenger service as arrangements are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Clyde Line Steamship Company
Samer Line
New Orleans
Miss Underwood to Welcome Guests at Bay Division Meeting
Plans call for the Tam Bay Division annual meeting Friday at the Angels Church with the South Florida Paseo Peace River Southwestern and Tampa Bay Associations. The Women’s Missionary Society of the local church will host an all day program including a noon lunch and devotional songs and reports from associational officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageles
Tam Bay
South Florida
Paseo
Peace River
Southwestern
Tampa Bay
Woman's Missionary Society
J. Long
Sarasota
F. J. Underwood
C. J. Hildreth
Disturbed Sleep Alarmed by Irritation Warns of Danger Ahead
Joseph Wow of Trenton New Jersey reports his sleep disturbed up to twenty times nightly. He endorses Lithified Buchu as a patent medicine that relieves bladder and bowel irritation causing disturbed rest. The ad notes the formula on the package and cites Keller Laboratory in Mechanicstown Ohio and local drugstores in Bradenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiedder
Joseph Wow
R. G. Trenton
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsturg
Ohio
Irugena
Bradenton
May Increase School Fund For Manatee Negro School
Gainesville state supervisor J H Brinson and county superintendent B D Gullett inspected the Manatee Negro building under construction by C B Stubbe Palmetto. Brinson hoped to raise Rosenwald funds from 1500 to 1700 dollars after the visit. The eight room frame school has an auditorium for 800 and sits on a three acre lot. Total cost for building lot and equipment is expected at 725000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brinson
Gainesville
B. D. Gullett
Manatee
C. B. Stubbe
Palmetto
Brinson
Rosenwald
Mrs Hackney to Entertain Ladies Aid Society Members
Mrs P J Hackney will entertain the Ladies Aid Society Friday afternoon at her Palmetto home. Plans will be made for the Benefit Garden Party to be held the first week in May at Judge and Mrs Harries home. Meeting starts at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Hackney
Ladies Aid Society
Palmetto
W. T. Harries
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Congress
South
Denise Shields
Woodward
H. F. Curry
Navy
Southland
Palmetto Personals
R. L. Permenter
Otto Hudgins
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Cleveland
Fred Kermode
Comedy
Pathe News
Palace Orchestra
Jane Green
Paul Whiteman
Walty Watts
Wldy Water—Fox
Pacl Whiteman
Fox
Nat Shilkret
Imeh
Pine Street
Palace Theatre
Zee
the Potters
Fred Newme
JPM Evov
CTV
Harris
Mary Alden
Ethel
Miss Stewart
Beethoven
Marie Nove
P. I
James H. Rogers
Mtn
Lions’ Club
Dixie Grande Hotel
John Boling
Weat Fadenton
Genevieve Fitzmaurice
Columbia
South Carolina
Carl Hahn
Chopin
Pagannini-Lisztario Novello
Fly Singing Bird
Edward Edgar
E. Nevin
Poldini
Liszt
Gavotte
Sgambaté
Marie Novelo
Vose and Son
Hullinger Music Store
Herald
Starland Theatre
Ben Wilson and
Neva Gerber
Sheriff's Girl
Jetta Goudal
Blake
Ray Taylor
Genevieve Fitzmann
Colombia
Knowles
Georgette Blake
Jake
Miss Taylor
Miss Fitzmaurice
Jack Krewe
Mary Shennerd
Adria Alderman
Mary Fraccer Welle
Jeffrey Tucker
Lo Lobby
Mrs. Trueblood
North
Miss Underwood
Solo
Francis Sell
E C €. Bost’ K
H. C. Peelman
Young People's Hour
Young Peoples
Althea Bird
H. C. Miller
Taul White
A. E. Raymond
Mrs. Hackney Tontertain
Batchelor 5
Helene Chadwick
Harry Myers
Palmetto Theatre
Sala
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