Sunday School Meeting Opens At Mill Creek
The Southwest Florida Baptist association opened its annual Sunday school convention at Mill Creek Baptist Church in Bradenton. Leaders Rev. H Jennings Rev. J Reeder and Rev. Vernon Co presided with Rev. Stuart Long delivering an 11 oclock sermon. The gathering includes all Baptist Sunday schools from Manatee and Sarasota counties and continues with long sessions on church departments after a noon lunch.
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Stunday
Southwest Florida Baptist Association
Mill Creek
J. Reeder
Vernon
Stuart Long
Milk consumption per capita drops in the South in 1926
The United States Department of Agriculture reports an overall rise in 1926 milk consumption, but southern per capita intake fell from 6.184 pints in 1925 to 6.113 pints in 1926, highlighting regional differences in intake.
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Washington
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
South
Building Boom in Fort Lauderdale Public Works
Fort Lauderdale sees rapid progress with forty miles of storm and sanitary sewers bids opened at 1 950 000 and new structures underway at 524 104 71 expenditure. Notable projects include Broward county court house at 320 000 and a new grammar school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Broward County Court House
Bradenton Youths Take Outing With City Chaperones
Thirty six Bradenton youths enjoyed a picnic at Elbow Bend on the Mana tee river sponsored by the Baracca class of First Presbyterian church the Recreation department and Optimists. They traveled by car around three and feasted on mullet watermelons and other edibles with many returning home after eight.
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Baracca
First Presbyterian Church
Recreation Department
Rye
Amber
Elbow Bend
Manatee
Manchester
Chesacan
S. H. Fifield
Henry Griggs
Betty
D. B. Collier
T. Whelchel
L. W. Hardy
T. P. Chaires
Joseph Johnsen
Port Orange Schools Score Top In Volusia County
A report by County School Nurse Sarah Beyers shows Port Orange institutions scoring 555.55 in a state health test, highlighting superior health status among Volusia county schools. The findings will be submitted to the state Department of Public Instruction for recording in the health contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Volusia County
Port Orange
Sarah Beyers
State Department of Public Instruction
Woman candidate seeks mayoralty in Coronado Beach race
Coronado Beach voters will decide on June 6 in the annual election. Mrs. Mary Griest Mudgett seeks the mayoralty nomination, opposed by John H. Vrooman. Three councilmen a clerk and a marshal will also be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Smyrna
Coronado Beach
Mary Griest Mudgett
John H. Vroo
State Contracts Sacred and Binding, Florida Real Estate Board Says
The Florida Association of Real Estate Boards warns against buyers attempting to back out of contracts citing Taylor v Rawlings. It clarifies that courts require equity from buyers when seeking cancellation and notes remedies for sellers who terminate contracts with proper cause.
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Orlando
Florida Association of Real Estate Boards
Florida
Florida Supreme Court
Taylor Vs. Rawlings
Epee
Miami
Association
Equity
Association Bulletin
Merel
State Realty Board
Realty Securities Corporation
Johnson
Forssel
Washington
California orange crop estimated at 28 million boxes
The United States Crop Reporting Board estimates the California orange crop at 28 million boxes, up from 24 million in December, due to favorable growing conditions and no freezing injury. Last year California yielded 24.2 million boxes, and two years ago 14.1 million.
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Washington
California
United States Crop Reporting Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Royal Palm Memorial Trees Planted in City Park
Three royal almond trees were planted in City Park as memorials to Stuart’s World War soldiers who died for democracy. Members of the local American Legion post assisted in the tree planting ceremony.
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Stuart
American Legion
Plan moves over Eldorado as church leadership plan eyed
Plan by the Presbyterian church survey committee to place major church affairs in a 44 member committee advances slowly with Monday set for further assembly review. A separate Paris report notes Captain Charles Lindbergh's nonstop New York to Paris flight covering 3600 miles, breaking the prior 3400 mile record.
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Eldorado, Ark
Survey Committee of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States
New York
Paris
Coste
Rignot
Yask
Persia
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Good Roads
Deen-Yarborough Co., Inc
Omerrpctina and General Contracting
McMullens Drug Store
Bradenton
Thea
Pillsbury's Loux
Large Bot
Pure Creamery
A & P Butter
Manatee and
Sarasota
Herald
Dunlop
Studebaker Garage
4Th Ave
Shadenton
Fla
Pneumatic
Charles Lindbergh
J. W. McKelvey
Walker
Heinz
Maxwell House of Premier Coffee
Baxter
Maine
Florida Meats
Arrison
Manatee County
Westerneo
J. W. Whelvey
Cash & & Cany
South Fairview
Central Ave
Men’s Union
McMullen Drug Store
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