24 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
1
Ten-acre groves planted and cared for ten years with five years free care offered for sale. Ten-year terms require a first cash payment of 1600. price per grove 7500 includes five years of care. Also offering No 600 Bay Front property near Sarasota with 17 acres and 300 feet water frontage priced for quick sale at 12000.
A historical classified listing describes multiple real estate and rental options near Sarasota including an orange and grapefruit grove with about 80 trees priced at 650 dollars, several bay front properties, and a furnished six room bungalow with a garage. Also listed are 10 acre orange grove parcels, a 7-room two-story house near Main Street, and a furnished bay front rental with a private pier and boating gear priced at 8500 dollars with period Delco lighting.
Music lovers anticipate a recital by Mrs Edward MacDowell, renowned as both wife of the famed American composer and an artist in her own right. The event, at the Woman's Club on March 7, offers $4 tickets on sale at Badger Pharmacy Hatch's Store and the Public Library.
Hotel Weida H E Newell of Pittsburgh Pa G F Buchner of Marshalltown Ia and R S Dunlap of Lawrence S C are named in a listing of parties likely related to a business matter or property notice.
The fragment lists individuals and their cities including O A Dobbs Atlanta GA W J Lint Pittsburgh PA Mr and Mrs W B Towles Chicago IL P H Baltzer Hamburg NY Mr and Mrs D H Carter Wilmette IL Mrs Fannie E Hughey Chicago IL Helen Ball Creston IA Mr and Mrs F W Sears Berlin VT.
A long list of guests and their home cities is provided including E. G. Simpson and wife from Washington D C H W Bowles of Richmond Va Mr and Mrs Frank Wilcox from New Haven Conn C R Lewis of Atlanta Ga J T Bells of Louisville Ky A F Menthen of New York Mr and Mrs W S McLean of Richmond Ind Mr and Mrs Harry Sawyer and Mr and Mrs Gaylor Brown of Coopersville Mich Mr and Mrs H M Hardee Virginia Hardee of Norfolk Va W E Proctor and wife J O Proctor of North Carolina Mrs W L Bryan of New York Mr and Mrs R J Ogden of Glen Ridge N J Mr and Mrs T J Pittenger of Cleveland Ohio Mrs A R Larkin of Indianapolis Ind Mr and Mrs R L Mobley of Aughta Ga John Boyce of Erie Pa
Mrs A J Mason and Mrs E B Hutchinson of Chicago appear among listings with couples including Lester A Lewey of Greenfield Massachusetts J S Shumate of Bellefontaine Ohio W C Douell and Wm A Harris and Miss Ambia Harris of Springfield Massachusetts G H Johnson of Jacksonville and P C Snyder of Monticello Kentucky referenced in a community notices column.
A free band concert by the drum and bugle corps of the Georgia Industrial Home of Macon Georgia will be held at the Sarasota Theatre Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock. Attendees are urged to arrive early as seating may fill quickly and those who have heard them play say a real treat awaits.
The Christian Science service will be held at the Woman's Club every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Morning sermon at eleven o clock Sunday with Sunday school at ten a m Epworth League at six thirty p m and evening service at seven thirty p m Pastor J L Gerding leads the congregation
Sunday morning and evening services with special music led by Mrs. Small in the morning. An afternoon service at New Pearce is planned at 3 p m. All are invited to worship with Pastor C W Letham.
The church holds a Communion service on the first Sunday of each month at 11 a m Morning prayer and sermon on other Sundays at 11 a m Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m Rev F B Nash is Rector Col J Hamilton Gillespie serves as Lay Reader
Regular meeting of Friendship Church Fruitville held on the first Sunday in March 1921. J. L. Hamp addressed attendees about church affairs and upcoming activities.
Ton, a prominent Baptist preacher of Tampa, will conduct the services. The usual dinner will be served on the grounds. There will also be services in the afternoon. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
The Christian Endeavor society met Sunday with Isador Munson leading on the topic Work Our Committees Can Do. A new member was proposed for a vote next Sunday. Members plan a Five Points gathering Friday at 7:30 pm before a Marshmallow Roast at the beach. Helen McKeehan leads next week's topic How Can We Make Our Lives Useful. Belle Eaven Inn guest catches first kingfish.
Mr. W. W. McIntosh of Akron Ohio was the lucky guest of the Belle Haven Inn to catch the first kingfish. The event provides material for stories of kingfishing at Sarasota to be shared at his Ohio home. The McIntoshes plan to return next year and may stay longer.
Mr. Frederick Hirsh of St. Louis Missouri is guest of Mr. and Mrs. W S Ashton for a visiting stay at their home.
Classified listings offer sale options for a 13 acre bay front near Sarasota and 800 ft of bay frontage at Osprey plus other properties. Also advertised are a Launch with engine, small motorboat, a bay front lot on Treasure Island, and several vehicles and rentals. Listings include contact names in Sarasota and surrounding areas with various prices and terms.
At 129 Palm Avenue Mrs D A K Steele entertained eight tables of guests with Bridge and Five Hundred. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Moses and Mrs Tuttle, Five Hundred prizes to Mrs Joseph Hatton and Miss Nellie Lawrie. Refreshments included sandwiches coffee and macaroons.
Mrs W S Ashton entertained at her home Tuesday afternoon from four to six in honor of Mrs Carl Spilker of White Plains New York who left Wednesday for Washington to attend the presidential inauguration. Five tables of bridge were played with Mrs R H Edwards winning first prize and Mrs Wm Tuttle second.
A tourist party traveled aboard the Friendship under Col Forsyth to the Potter Palmer home and Kilpatrick oyster roast last Tuesday. They fished without a catch, toured Prof Henry's garden with a vast cactus collection from California and Europe, and sang state songs on the return trip.
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Rubye Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs L G Johnson of Miakka to Mr H Paul Hancock on Thursday morning at 11 o clock at the bride's home Miakka couple are popular locals with many county friends who wish them happiness.
Mrs W S Ashton entertained at her home Friday evening with three tables of 500. Leonhauser won the ladies prize, Mr Longmire the gentlemen prize, and Dr St the gentlemen prize. Refreshments of fruit salad, rolls and coffee were served.
Edith asks how to respond when Jack discusses football. Helen suggests aiming for an intelligent reply consistent with the Boston Transcript tone.
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