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Newspaper
Bradenton Herald
Location
Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
5
The American Legion Luncheon Club gathers at the Dixie Grande Hotel at noon. The Kiwanis Club of Palmetto will meet at the Oaks at 12 30.
A column reflecting on modern conveniences and changing social norms. The piece names Allene Sumner and discusses midcentury topics such as car rearview mirrors for drivers, cotton fashion, a million dollar alimony case, and the rise of apartment hotels. The tone blends social commentary with light gossip.
Mrs Ida Lee Street and Earl W Nelson formerly of Bayfield Wisconsin married Monday evening at the home of Rev George W White in Bradenton. The couple were joined by relatives Jack Nelson and others, with Mrs Nelson active in local civic life and Mr Nelson farming locally. Also note society meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid Friday at 3 30 at Mrs J A Beville's Myrtle street. Seed oil note appears with aging flax seed yields cleaner oil.
The Manatee County High School seniors host Close Night in the Biltmore School auditorium West Bradenton. The Indian costume program features a council of the tribe with entries by Bonar Medley Irene Grey Hampton Junkin and Brave Branard Legters. The event ends with Bye-Bye High School and a gifts presentation.
Mr and Mrs C S Needham entertained at dinner Tuesday complimenting Mr and Mrs Earl Nelson whose marriage was a surprise event Monday evening. The table center held low bowls of pink roses with covers for guests including Mr and Mrs Nelson and several Streets, Ted Foster and others.
A tea event hosted by the Manatee County Pan Hellenic Association honored the Manatee County High School girl graduates. The Palma Sola Country Club setting featured pink white and lavender decor with a punch bowl iced by a giant block of ice. A program included talks by Mrs. T R Robinson and Miss Lillian Arnold and solos by Ruth Harris. Sixty five guests attended.
Mrs Hasker Ball presided as hostess Tuesday afternoon hosting a bridge tea at her Manatee River vantage home. Sixteen guests enjoyed a five-table bridge session with prizes for high and low scores and a two-course refreshment service.
Mr and Mrs G C Underhill hosted a informal party Tuesday at their Fifteenth Street home. The table featured jasmine decorations and candlelit tapers while string musicians played nearby. Guests included Mr and Mrs E W Darling Mr and Mrs D K Singeltary Mr and Mrs H K Tallant Mr and Mrs E P Green and Mr and Mrs Unterhill. After dinner the guests were entertained at the Palace theatre.
The Pensacola city commission ruled that rank Hillbun, an independent candidate for the city commission, did not get a fair chance to enter the Democratic primary on April 12. If Hillbun opposes Adrian E. Langford in the June 6 general election, he must bear the election costs.
Polk County citrus packing houses prepared shipments and received 529 479 96 dollars in two weeks, distributed by the Polk County Citrus Sub-Exchange. J B R Rust manages the exchange.
Principal Joseph M. Lens, after five years at Mulberry High, is appointed to head the Alameda county high school with A. Brnell and Steven A. Burnett joining as coaches for two years at Sum ter institution. A swift airplane with life-saving gear is designed to rescue air crash victims in the Fre lish channel.
A vivid look at Derby Day crowds at Epsom Downs as the Derby looms. The piece notes betting, sweeping pools, and bookmaker activity while recalling past winners and royal ties. It emphasizes the pageantry and universal appeal of the event across British society.
Mrs C S Needham entertained a club to announce the engagement of Mrs Street and Mr Nelson. Guests included Mrs George White and many others. The home was decorated with garden flowers and a central rose bowl as gifts for the honoree. A second item notes the Friendship Class picnic at Bradenton Beach with attendees listed.
Miss Evangelius Cole daughter of Rev and Mrs S B Cole received a fine violin Sunday from Mrs D D Rogells on behalf of Baptist church members. She has served faithfully at church services and is among this year’s senior honor graduates. She plans to enter college this fall.
The text notes Don Carlos Bassell as the first African American to hold federal office, serving as minister resident and consul general of the United States to Haiti and mentions his appointment during President Grant's tenure.
A testimonial from Mrs. G. Parnesberger claims Vinol made her strong again after weakness. The ad asserts the tonic strengthens in the first week, aids sleep, and suits weak, nervous people including children, with Lloyd's Drug Store selling it.
Mrs. William C. White of Chattanooga visits daughter Mrs. Douglas Peterman on Twenty Second Street. George Carleton family plan Vermont trip returning to Bradenton around July 15. Mr and Mrs Jack Nelson to Detroit to make their future home. Eunice Dorothy born May 23 to Mr and Mrs Harold Hastings. Vila Wade attends weddings in St Petersburg. Bradenton Palmetto people plan to travel to the ceremony.
Palmetto residents mention visits to Tampa Parrish and Orlando as Mr and Mrs Robert Walton of Tampa spend Sunday with friends. Dansby of Parrish improves. Carl Ingram visits Palmetto with family before returning to St Petersburg. Eaton family plans Gainesville commencement with Miss Mattie Chapman noted as Palmetto alumna.
A note suggests making halls more welcoming with growing flowers a crystal lamp and a mirror that reflects sunlight, creating a cheerful, hospitable space.
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