Real Estate Board Favors Tax Burden Cut and Affiliation
Florida real estate interests push for lower real estate taxes and a constitutional amendment for alternate revenue. The Florida Association of Real Estate Boards creates Florida Affiliated Property Owners to unite property owners in recommending tax law changes while avoiding political campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Board of Governors
Florida Association of Real Estate Boards
Florida
State of
Association
Chas
P. Glover
Tampa
Paul C. Meredith
Volusia Frolics Expanded for July 1 to 4 in Daytona Beach
Preparations completed to broaden the Volusia Summer Frolics now in its fifth year. From July 1 to 4 the event will feature professional entertainers alongside the annual lineup that draws thousands from Daytona Beach and nearby areas.
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Daytona Beach
Volusia
Florida
Georgia
Mothers' Day Program at Sorrento Baptist Church
A special Mothers Day program hosted by the W C T U featured piano solo by Mrs. Mildred Hall readings by Lila Kennedy and Mrs. Oscar Tolbert a duet by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Dufour and talks by Mrs. Rose Callahan and Mrs. M F Matteson. Cake and ice cream followed at the school auditorium. Others visiting local residents included the Battle and Vanderoff families and the McGowins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Mildred Hall
Lila Kennedy
Beulah Hardman
Oscar Tolbert
Jones
Dufour
Rose Callahan
M. F. Matteson
St Petersburg Man Refused Realty License
S L Smith of St Petersburg had his registration as a real estate salesman denied by the Florida Real Estate Commission. He acted as broker in a Newport Ritchie sale, handled offers from Hollowell, and collected 6500 4000 and 1250 in payments plus 2500 commission after the deal closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
St. Petersburg
Florida Real Estate Commission
Smith
Donald Alvord
Henry Pierson
New Port Ritchie
Frank T. S. Hollowell
Alvord
Pierson
Hollowell
Old Customs Still Prevail in Southwest
In San Antonio the General Federation of Women's Clubs holds its biennial convention May 28 bringing 10,000 women, while the American Legion Auxiliary plans its national convention October 8 drawing 40,000. The piece notes enduring social rituals rooted in Spanish Moorish tradition and German influences shaping women's roles, with both cultures emphasizing female propriety and domestic ideals.
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San Antonio
Tex
United States
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Legion Auxiliary
Spain
Conservatism shapes San Antonio women’s roles in economy
The passage notes the strong influence of Southern aristocratic norms on women’s status in San Antonio, despite modern shifts toward greater freedom. It highlights slow changes such as women smoking publicly and lingering old-time courtesies, with men still yielding seats and removing hats for women in offices.
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San Antonio
Old South
Virginia
Carolinas
Tennessee
Georgia
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ATE Realty Association
Sorrento
Mrs
Fred Hardee of
Tavares
Cowart Home
Mrs. Vanderoff
Richmond, Va
Fred Pushee
Dade City
J. M. McCowan
W. C. Daniels
C. M. Brown
F. S. Battle Jr
Ft. Meade
Mr. Battle
Frank McGowin
Mrs. Charley Flowers of
Sanford
Royal Home
Walter Cooper
Young Son
Mr. Cooper
J. W. Sanders
Montverde
Roy
F. G. Hall
Mr. Hall
Umatilla
Beach Speedway
Halifax
Ocean Pier
Southwest
Texas
Mount Dora
E. L. Ferran Company
Eustis
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Mildred Marsh
Jacksonville
Astor
L. & J. Line
Leesburg State Bank
Donnelly and
Ninth
Mt. Dora
W. E. Lackey—Jeweler
Essex
Detroit
C. C. Dooley
Mt. Dora, Fla
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