Conflict at the UCA Prompts Unclear Outcome
A fragmentary report hints at a disturbance surrounding a UCA event but provides few readable details. The text references an heir and unclear circumstances leaving the outcome unresolved.
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Newspaper
Bradenton Herald
Location
Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1927
Page
5
A fragmentary report hints at a disturbance surrounding a UCA event but provides few readable details. The text references an heir and unclear circumstances leaving the outcome unresolved.
The Eighth Grade graduation at Biltmore School will be held Friday morning April 29 at 9 30. The program includes processional songs salutatories readings piano solos duets and the valedictory with certificates presented by D R Roof president of the Board of Education.
Mike Archer and Clyde Simpson Jr hosted a beach party for friends on Monday afternoon. After a Gulf swim, a long table at the Pavilion held supper and spring flowers with two birthday cakes in the center. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Broyles of Salt Lake City Utah and others such as Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hensley Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Archer Jimmy Pratt Charles Sperman John Dundy Foster Simpson and Kenneth Beab.
The Palmetto Woman's Club meets Wednesday afternoon with Miss Viola Wade chairing. Dr Hiram Byrd of Bradenton, president of the Florida Audubon Society, will speak on Wild Life In Florida, and Dr H C Miller will sing. Mrs Kermode urges full attendance for a summary of the year’s work.
Canada asserts it has the largest trading balance per head of any country globally, highlighting a remarkable per capita surplus. The claim emphasizes the nation's export strength relative to imports and positions Canada as a leading economy in per person terms.
The Tampa Tribune notes the marriage of Margaret Ennis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ennis to W Hope Thomas Jr. of Bradenton. The ceremony occurred April 10 in Palmetto with Rev. W. A. Fisher officiating. They will reside in Bradenton where Thomas runs a drug business. Mrs. Thomas grew up in Tampa and attended Hillsborough High School.
St. Cecelia Circle of Christ Episcopal church met to plan a benefit card party on Thursday evening May 5 at the parish house. Ten percent of proceeds will aid Mississippi flood sufferers. Reservations may be made by calling Miss Gladys Carnes. The circle thanked pianist Miss Marie Novello and Mrs. A J Cooke for assisting in the concert funds for a new church organ.
The Palmetto Parent Teacher Association will hold its final meeting this afternoon in the new school building. A fine program has been arranged and the new officers will be installed. All mothers are invited to attend. Mrs. J. C. McDougal, the president, will give a general summary of the group’s work.
Mrs William Cox entertained her club on Saturday afternoon at her Myrtle street home. Guests included Mesdames Hoke Hughes B F Mount Frances Edwards Joe Wadsworth Albert Mason Ed Fitzgerald and Miss Virginia Howze as strawberry shortcake with whipped cream was served.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held its monthly mission and social program in the church parlor Monday afternoon. Circle Two led by Mrs. E. C. Selman opened with a hymn, devotional by Mrs. W. M. McCandless, and talks on grandmothers in China India Japan and North America. Readings by Miss Anna Wilda Norris and art duets followed, about thirty five members attended, ending with a social hour and refreshments provided by a committee led by Mrs. J. B. Selman.
Personal mentions list Mr. and Mrs. R. H. English in McIntosh for a few days as Mrs. J. S. Norfleet visits relatives in Newberry Florida. Others travel to Columbus Hawkinsville Macon Dalton Atlanta and St Petersburg. A birth is announced for Douglas Ray Belden at Christine Roof Hospital.
The final bridge of the season will be held Tuesday at the Palmetto Golf and Country Club. Luncheons have been popular in the past and are expected to draw many next season. Mrs. Harry Peterson serves as Chairman and reservations can be made by calling her.
The Optimist Club holds a luncheon at 12 15 at the Dixie Grande Hotel. Mrs Paul Myers hosts a card club at 2 90 at FE Patio Apartments. Mrs John Keating Jr hosts a second card club at 3 on Patten Boulevard.
Palmetto notices list social visits and travels. Devaeaux leaves for Savannah. Owens plans a Cuba trip. Fitzgerald ill in Bradenton. Virginia Willis ill at home. Doolys move to Tampa. Stoltz apartment welcomes new residents. Mason and Cowart guests in Palmetto. Various local residents visit Tampa and Winter Haven for events and illnesses.
Old time revival led by Bob Arnau at Manatee Methodist Church gains growing interest. Last night had the highest Monday attendance since the revival began. Arnau speaks on Endless Retribution tonight and 3:00 pm Wednesday conducts a reading on Praying According to His Will. Public invited, says Rev. J B Reid.
Miss Julia Stinson and Mr. William Keeley unity took place Sunday April 24 in Sarasota with Miss Floy Hellin as bridesmaid and George Kane as best man. The couple, after a Florida motor trip, will live with Edward Reilly in Venice. Numerous out of town guests attended, including W. B. Stinson Jr and families.
Miss Katherine Walker entertained the G. O. G. Club Friday evening at her home with a treasure hunt. Clues led to Bradenton Beach where a beachside picnic supper was served. Guests included Irene Beazley Frances Early Jennie Kaul Lola McAdon Margaret Mixon Luella Swar Kathleen Walker Roy Willingham S F Mizelle George Waters Donald Nixon Graham Smith Garver Smith Clark Mixon Lillian Ferris Jamia Graham.
Mr and Mrs FE B Harrison and sons and Mrs M A Ames were guests at a fish dinner Monday evening hosted by Mr Crown vice president of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad from Savannah.
A help-wanted style notice offers free personal medical advice from Mrs Filen Lovell in Kansas City Missouri. It promises a home method claimed to ease ovarian pains stomach pains headaches and nervous disorders and urges women to write for confidential guidance without charge. This promotional item uses testimonials and urges immediate letters to receive treatment.
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