Notable Bradenton Guests and Travelers This Week
A string of visitors and residents' travels spans Bradenton and nearby points. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jones of Macon Georgia stay at the Jop liner Hotel with relatives of Mrs. Warren. Mary Nowell Moody of Plant City visits at her son and daughter’s home. Various families plan trips to Detroit Rochester New York and Daytona Beach while others attend events such as the Elks Convention in Daytona or the Metropolitan Grand Opera in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Jones
Macon
Georgia
Jopliner
Bradenton
Jones
J. Warren
Philadelphia
Mary Nowell Moody
Plant City
Mrs
H. 8. Moody
22Nd Street
Glenn Ramsey
Horace Caldwell
Homerville
Maxine Wyatt
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Atlanta
P T A Holds Last Meeting Tuesday
The Ballard School Parent Teacher Association will hold its final meeting Tuesday at 5 30 pm. Two pictures purchased by the association will be exhibited and the grade with the most mothers present will win the pictures for keeps. A short program on Child Welfare magazine follows the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
Ballard
Parent-Teacher Association
Child Welfare
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Parent-Teacher Association of
Honoring Sister at Bridge Tea in Brazil Indiana
Mrs. Montague Tallant hosted a bridge tea Saturday afternoon at her home honoring her sister Mrs. Jack Lenhart of Brazil Indiana. Five tables played with spring floral decor and prizes awarded to Mrs Atwood Taylor for high score and Mrs Jack Graves for second prize. Guest prizes were given to Mrs Lenhart and Mrs E L Anderson of Fort Worth Texas. Salad served after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lenhart
Brazil
Indiana
Montague Tallant
Inena Tee
Atwood Taylor
Jack Graves
Lenhart
E. L. Anderson
Fort Worth
Texas
R. D. Wara
FE. L. Anderson
S. E. Oliver
I. T. Willams
Frank Webb
Firman Brown
Anne Carlton
Mary Durrane
America Fails To Grade Decalogue In Chicago Survey
A religious paper reports a two months survey showing Americans do not know the Ten Commandments. It cites misreadings and humorous misattributions while noting youths in Sunday school know the Decalogue better than many adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Entertaining Cafe of Silence and Queen Corset Lore
A gossip column weaves tales of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge’s summer housing, Queen Elizabeth’s corset discovery, and humorous domestic misadventures. The piece critiques male-female dynamics, fashion myths, and a Norwegian cookbook controversy as it reports on cultural ideas of diet and household budgets.
Floating dental office to visit Alaska and Aleutians
Dr. William F. Goode sails a 40 foot schooner with a mobile dental clinic along the Alaskan coast and Aleutian settlements. He plans to relieve toothaches among white men and Eskimos as a spring vacation voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Alaskan
Aleutian Islands
William F. Goode
Frames Bridge Tea At Club Pretty Affair
The Bradenton Woman's Club Bazaar Committee hosted a Friday bridge tea at the clubhouse on West Manatee Avenue with about fourteen tables. Prizes of guest towels went to high and second high scorers while punch and later refreshments were served. proceeds funded club bazaar materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
West Manatee Avenue
Theernoon
S. G. Hollingsworth
E.S. MacDonald
J. A. Frank
J. Knight
Jack Ward
George Deth
Norman Mattison
Firman Barrington
George Bruce
Frank Jennings
Jack Lenhart
Brazil
Indiana
Montague Tallant
J. H. Meyer
Frank A. Harrison
F. Connor
C. Meyer
Leo Wilson
D. F Young
Frank Markham
R. L. Dow
Kiwanis Luncheon PTA Meeting and Memorial Day Events
Social Calendar lists a Kiwanis Club luncheon at 12 30 p.m. at the Dixie Grande Hotel. A Ballard School PTA meeting follows at 3 30 p.m. An important business meeting is noted. Memorial Day services at 3 30 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Judge O K Reaves as speaker. A Bridge luncheon at 1 p.m. at Palmetto Golf and Country Club chaired by Mrs Harry Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Grande Hotel
First Baptist Church
O. K. Reaves
Palmetto Golf and Country Club
Harry Peterson
Swiss to end 100-franc gift for tenth child boy
The Swiss government will scrap the 100 gold franc subsidy given to parents of ten children when the tenth is a boy. Pro feminist groups call it gender discrimination and about 2,800 families could have qualified, prompting the decision to abandon the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Lifespan claim from Dr Voronoff sparks debate
Dr Serge Voronoff, billed as a grand specialist, argues the average human life could reach 120 to 130 years. He cites sheep experiments showing life extension of over 25 percent and says humans could share the same outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Serge Voronoff
Geese Plummet as Hailstorm Hits Nacogdoches Farmland
Flocks of wild geese wing overhead while farmers seek a mess of geese but the season is closed. A sudden hailstorm savages a large flock, sending geese crashing into fields and farmyards beneath big hailstones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacogdoches
Tex
Sheik bill debated in Nebraska to limit breach of promise suits
In Omaha Nebraska discussions focus on a Sheik bill aimed at capping damages in breach of promise and alienation of affections cases to one cent Senator Chambers defends the measure saying it would curb blackmail and alleged gold digging by designing women The proposal seeks to limit costly lawsuits and curb abuses in relationships with potential suitors and other parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Senator Chambers
Visiting social calls mark Braderton stay for Mrs Lenhart
Mrs Lenhart and her father E B Wilder have been hosted by Mrs Tallant for two weeks in Braderton and will depart Tuesday for Brazil Indiana. Mrs M G Rushton hosted an informal luncheon in Manatee as a courtesy to Mrs Lenhart, followed by a two table Fridge event hosted by Mrs Frank Jennings at the Woman's Club in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Hill S
Rills
Socialist Party
U. S. Bureau of Home Economics
Lenhart
E. B. Wilder
Tallant
Brazil
Indiana
Women Run Fire Brigade In Oberjoch Village
In Oberjoch Germany women carry out firefighting duties replacing slow male brigades. They respond to alarms during winter and summer and return home to cook dinner for their families, demonstrating quick action and communal resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberjoch
Germany
Spring Urge and the Call to Create
Olive Roberts Barton writes of spring as a spiritual resurrection that awakens the will to activity. She contrasts dormant routines with the urge to change, imagining women tearing apart rooms or men longing to dig, hammer, or print as the sky opens and daily work feels lighter.
Mausers of Men Elks Film at Wallace Theatre Two Day Engagement
A Wallace Theatre engagement presents Mausers of Men a two day Elks dedication film by FBO. Conway Tearle stars as a physician appointed head of the Secret Service to purge vice. Frankie Darro Rex Lease and Margaret Morris support a plot of crime reform with Elks aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkdom
FBO
Wallace Theatre
John Chapman Hilder
Elks’ Magazine
Dorothy Yost
Conway Tearle
Secret Service Division
Ring
Frankie Darro
Rex Lease
Elks
Tearie
Margaret Morris
Hollywood
Mexican home sofa honored seat custom for guests
In Mexican homes the sofa is treated as the seat of honor and guests do not sit there unless asked to. This tradition reflects polite hospitality and social etiquette within living spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wholesale Women’s Wear Association
Mrs Miller Hosts Bradenton Music Club Luncheon
Mrs H C Miller chaired the Bradenton Woman's Club Music Department luncheon at her Thirteenth Street home. A business session preceded the meal to plan next year's work and sponsor future musical events for the club. Attendees included Mrs Lewis Shawman and several committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Miller
Bradenton
L. F. Vaught
A. J. Cooke
O. B. Mueller
Robert Trimble
A. H. Chanman
Ruth Harris
J. F. Weedman
Miller
Accident risk ruling affects diverse groups in Chicago
The Accident Underwriters Association announced that bootleggers, customers, ministers, physicians, dentists, ball players, soldiers and acrobats will be barred from accident insurance. Physicians and dentists are deemed high contact with disease, while others fall into an extra hazardous class. The note follows remarks on England 1926 birth rate and infant mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Accident Underwriters Association
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. C. E. Hale
70Th Street
Jack Lerhart
J. Petersby
Tailant
E. Wilder
Tampa
Frank DeVane
Joe Johnston
Bartow
Irma Corker
Jacksonville
Sarah Robinson
Ben B. Fleet
Rochester
Minnesota
J. C. Bivens
Albany, New York
E. 0. Sykes
Daytona
Gertrude
Lillian Fleet
Live Oak
Jit Whiteford
Alfred Sherman
Mrs. B. Sherman
Daytona Beach
A. A. Abbott
Knoxville
Tennessee
B. J. Skinner
Baby
Herald
Fen
Antonio Moreno
Comedy
Pathe News
Palace Orchestra
America
Bob Arnau
Manatee Methodist Church
Victrolas
Daily
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Cal
Bess
Queen Elizabeth
London
Starland
Betty Blythe
Rex Beach
Ethel
Kiwanis Club
Darrow
Clarence Darrow
Olive Roberts Barton
Wallace
Mrs. Miller
TOS
Realease
Frankie Carro
Tom Tyler
Palmetto Theatre
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