For Sale Quick Close Price at Vallultie
Auction note lists aa ee Vallultie property for quick sale with a close price offer. No additional details provided.
21 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Sarasota County Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
1
Auction note lists aa ee Vallultie property for quick sale with a close price offer. No additional details provided.
The Christian Science service will be held at the Woman's Club every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
The Presbyterian church holds Sunday morning and evening services with Rev. Mr. Smith delivering the evening sermon in a Union Service. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p.m. All are invited to worship. C. W. Latham, Hastor.
Services at the Methodist church Sunday at 11 a.m. with preaching by Pastor E Watt Smith. No evening service due to Union Services at the Peterian church. Come and worship, all are welcome, a hearty invitation extended.
The Church of the Redeemer holds its first services since remodeling on Sunday morning August 7 led by Rev. F. B. Nash. Holy Communion morning prayer and a short address are planned with the official consecration in December conducted by Bishop Mann.
The Manatee River Y M C A B Y P U held a Tuesday evening gathering at Terra Ceia with strong attendance. After opening with singing and prayer, minutes were read, committees appointed, and business discussed. A social hour followed with a program and refreshments. The group praised Terra Ceia, next meeting set for Bradenton with plans for Sarasota representation.
Next Sunday evening the regular union services for July and August will be held at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Mr. Smith of the city will lead the gathering.
The text announces brief, direct services alternating between churches. It urges punctuality at 8 o clock and personal responsibility with the phrase It is my service and I must be there. All are cordially invited to join.
A leaderless meeting in the Christian Endeavor group featured a silent blackboard program with members participating, promoting spontaneity. Topics included Judging Unkindly and The Perils of Materialism with Mrs. Levey as leader. Edna Ducknall to lead the Junior meeting, while a tacky party raised funds in Mrs. Levey's laundry room.
The notice lists multiple for sale items including a Fordson tractor with attachments at a 25 percent discount, an iron safe, a Mills steam tube boiler, an auto top service, a butcher’s ice box, and Georgia marble and granite tombstones. Locations include Tampa Florida and Bee Ridge Florida with contact hints and dates.
Goodyear warns automakers against using or purchasing old war stock tires offered by cut rate sellers at low prices. The company notes 50 000 solid truck tires and 150 000 pneumatic tires for US Army and French government use were made before October 1918 and are over two and a half years old. No adjustments will be given by Goodyear service stations for these tires under any circumstances.
The Methodist Church Missionary Society held its monthly social at Mrs. Otis F. Landers home with Mrs. Landers and Mrs. C. E. Hitchings as hostesses. Mrs. Alice Willis led the program on Three Great Missionary Leaders and Their Work, featuring stories of Mrs. Lambreth Miss Laura Haygood Mrs. Yarbrough and Miss Helen Richerson. A quiz on the Woman's Missionary Council entertained and educated attendees. Refreshments ended the event.
Eight year old Agatha, raised to shun lies even white ones, is torn when she and her cousin improvise a tale to pass a cow. Agatha objects that deceiving the cow would be wrong, showing her strong conscience in a country visit.
A Leesburg Commercial item references a health funding agenda, detailing what the department pays for health activities. The notice is signed by Joe L. Earman and appears to relate to a formal health budget or policy matter.
An issuance announces intent to file Letters Patent for the First National Company of Sarasota on July 30 1921. The proposed charter outlines a Florida corporation with broad real estate finance brokerage and insurance agency powers and a 500 share capital stock of 100 each, led by C B Wilson and others in Sarasota Florida with perpe tual existence and a seven to eleven member board.
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