First Methodist Church Services Announced
Sunday June 25 and Wednesday June 28 services to be led by Dr C C Wood and Pastor E Watt Smith with preschool and Epworth League programs. Sunday school at 9 45, Epworth League at 7 15, prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 00. Church described as cool and welcoming.
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First Methodist
C. C. Wood
St. Louis Christian Advocate
T. W. Yarbrough
Epworth League
H. S. Smith
E. Watt. Smith
BE. Watt
Smmith
Baptist church services and events next week
The Baptist church schedules Sunday services at 11:00 a m and 7 45 p m with preaching by Dr A J Beck Sunday school at 10 00 a m led by superintendent C M Howard Prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7 45 Choir practice Friday at 7 45 The Woman's Missionary Society hosts its monthly social at Mrs Lester S Moody home on Park street Tuesday June 27 from 8 00 to 11 00 p m Families and friends are invited.
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the Baptist Church
A. J Beck
C. M. Howard
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Lester S. Moody
Park Street
Baptism to be Administered at Baptist Church Sunday Evening
At the Baptist church this Sunday evening three candidates will receive baptism administered by Rev. A. J Beck after the regular evening service. The public is invited to attend.
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The
Baptist Church
A. J Beck
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Sunday School
The church announces Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Sunday school starts at 9:45 a.m. Epworth League gathers at 7:00 p.m. Come worship with us. Pastor C. W. Latham.
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Presbyterian Church
Epworth League
C. W. Latham
Christian Science Services at Woman's Club Sunday
Church notices announce Christian Science services every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock held at the Woman's Club venue inviting local readers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Services
Woman’s Club
Florida Exhibit Interest Grows for Legion Convention
The American Legion's Fourth Convention in New Orleans next October aims to showcase Florida's agricultural mineral and manufacturing resources over five days. Posts report rising district interest and plans to bring exhibits from state manufacturers, plus tourism from across the United States and Canada.
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American Legion
Florida
New Orleans
Department of the Legion
United States
Canada
Dew
Palmetto school bonds fetch strong price in sale
The Palmetto School District sold a 35000 dollar bond issue to the Hanchett Bond Co of Toledo for 36526 dollars in a bid above par. Most bids exceeded par as Palmetto moves to fund a new school building with work to start soon after bids are opened.
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Palmetto
Manatee County
Hanchett Bond Co
Toledo
Palmetto News
Criticism of the Church misreads the whole body
A preacher argues that critics exaggerate decline and hypocrisy within the church. He insists detractors are a tiny, insignificant fraction while genuine believers support evangelism and ministers, and warns doom awaits those who oppose church life.
Florida towns spark projects and honors across the coast
State notes report Fort Pierce beautifying streets with many cocoanut palms and Pensacola timber exports rising to record weekly totals. Okaloosa counties installs Miss Edge as first woman official on the county school board. Green Cove Springs budgets 210000 for paving and sewers. Pensacola airport construction nears completion with 167 aviation officers assigned. Pensacola hosts a four day druggist convention with Lake County towns aiding. A July Citizens Training Camp opens at Camp Bennett with 240 registrants. A Major Dade memorial ceremony to be led by Governor Hardee and Judge Parkhill. A girl dies from a porpoise attack near St. Petersburg. Miss Buhner earns Carnegie medal consideration for her rescue.
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Okaloosa County
Miss Edge
Hardee
Independent White Republican Party organized in Orlando
An independent white Republican party has been formed in Orlando to rally independent forces across Florida counties. Candidates will not oppose the regular nominees in the November general election. Volusia County seeks completion by the state road department of a 19 mile unfinished road stretch funded four years ago. Once this trunk road is completed, it will finish the state's first trunk road. Sumter County will celebrate the...
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Miami
Legion
New Orleans
George Luden
Current
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Luden
Lucien
Jackson
Orlando
Volusia County
State Road Department
Sarasota
Scotch Colony Experiment Farm
Being Governed to Death in Plea for Tax Reform
A speaker laments heavy taxes and political corruption, describing license fees and rising costs as crushing freedom. The narrator expresses fatigue with government overreach, greed in politics, and a rebellious impulse if a viable path existed.
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Turner Company
News of the Churches
A. Latiplais
Palmetto School Bonds
MA. Matthews D.D
LL. D
Eal
Con Uni
Fort Pierce
Pensacola
Green Cove Springs
Eustis
Lake County
Naval Reservation
Baker County
Citizens Training Camp
Camp Bennett
Government Reservation
Bushnell
Dade
Dorothy McClatchie
St. Petersburg
Mary Buhner
Miss McClatchie
Miss Buhner
Sumter County
Tiffany
Cole
the Jeweler
Main Street
Aifked
R. Ashby
Sarasota, Florida
Delhi
Meyer
Sarasota, Fla
Legion Business Directory
Thompson & CO
Buddy
Richard Halton
Bank of
Geo. Landon
Lyman Bierseth
Hugh Clark
W. L. Pearsall
F. WM. Schultz
Badger Pharmacy
Jack Halton
Bert Wolfskeil
Haberdashery
A. L. Joiner
First National Bank
J. Hamilton Gillespie
J. Mack Christie
White Star Pressing Club
DR. O. H. Cribbins
Sarasota Bank
Noblin Transfer Service
Noblin
Seventh St
Serasota Transfer Company
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