06 Jan 1921
Page 4
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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
4
The record lists daily temperatures from January 1 to 6 with highs and lows, labeled as Max Min. including Saturday through Thursday. It notes a wind direction sequence and a noon wind reading, with latitude and longitude coordinates and a meteorologist signature THOMPSON.
A steady stream of winter visitors lands in Sarasota, Florida, including H. L. Hall of Chicago and Judge W. F. Robertson with wife from Dallas. Mrs. Fred de Canizaries and J. Cousins lead a parade of guests at Belle Haven Inn and Watrous Hotel as residents and retailers promote insurance and real estate services.
Napyagnd wife of Providence R I J Beach and Case F Curtis plan a pleasant Crescent Pass outing Tuesday. Mrs Eid and W J Miller with Haynes Miller and daughters from Johnson City Tenn also seek season lodging. Dr Taylor whose wife is Tennessee governor elect’s sister visits with Judge Robertson from Dallas while R H West company refines and spends winter in the area.
John and Bernadine Knight visit grandparents in Plant City this week. Prof and Mrs Moore of University of Chicago arrive at McClellan Park. Mrs I G Hungerford of Albany guests of Mr and Mrs E H Burch for the season. Dr and Mrs B Henrickson of Chicago stay at Belle Haven Inn. Mr and Mrs H T Jones of Stuart visit and register at Belle Haven Inn Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs F H McGill of Atlanta Georgia were among the number noted in the listing.
Mrs M J Levey offers Franco American Hygienic Co toilet articles via telephone 90 adv 1-6-tf. The promotion targets ladies seeking refined personal care products distributed locally.
Dean and Mrs. C DeWitt depart Tuesday for Chicago following a pleasant stay in Sarasota as guests of Mrs. J L Woods.
Mr and Mrs A E Small of Richmond Maine enjoy a Sarasota winter stay with rooms at Mrs C B Wilson’s home on Orange avenue soc family notes.
Capt and Mrs B F Palmer of Sound Beach Conn and Dr W S Waterbury of White Plains N Y will winter in Sarasota. Other visitors include C H Hill and David Wright of Bay City Mich from Tampa planning Sarasota property, and Mr Mrs Alfred Dodd and Mrs Dodd returning to stay at Belle Haven Inn and Third street cottage. Smokey Joe Goodsall joins from Bristol Conn for a three month visit with Woods family.
Dr and Mrs E M Crane from Hardwick Vermont arrived on Tuesday to spend the season and are pleasantly located at the BeIe Haven Inn.
Mr and Mrs M A Vanderkloot arrived from Chicago last week to take up residence in their pretty bayfront home north of Sarasota.
H. K. Hubbard reports Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Craddock of Olean New York will arrive in Sarasota on the twelfth of this month to spend the remainder of the winter. Mrs. J L Woods and guests Mrs. Nickerson of Boston and Mrs. Packer of Chicago depart tomorrow for a week along the East Coast to Miami in Mr Arnold's car. Mrs. W B Freese Mrs P E Buchan of Englewood and Mrs E C Willetts of Summerville New Jersey, with a winter home at Englewood, came up by gate to Sarasota today for business and pleasure. Mr Fletcher A Belt left Monday for Princeton New Jersey to resume study at Princeton University after holidays with his mother Mrs Kate Belt and Mr and Mrs R C Caples.
The Woman's Club holds a regular program meeting Monday at 2 30 p m in the Club House. Business session will cover important matters. Music Committee leads the program with Polish music. Hostesses include Mrs C J Knighton Mrs Augustus May Mrs H M Taylor Mrs Helen Speirs and Mrs Owen Miller. New members pay dues and receive Year Books.
The Woman's Club announces its annual Bazaar will be held Friday and Saturday January 28 and 29. This year each standing committee will have a booth with all proceeds to support its work. Committees met to plan and expect a successful event with members already preparing fancy articles for the fancy-work booth.
Services at Presbyterian church Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with special music. You are cordially invited to worship and will be made welcome. Also services at New Pearce at 3 p m. C W Latham, Pastor.
The B Y P U members held their last picnic supper of 1920 at Fruitville camp grounds on Friday evening the thirty first. About thirty three people attended and left for the grounds at 7 30 after games. They gathered around the camp fire and enjoyed the food. Olive Hayes Cor Secy.
The notice states a Christian Science service will be held every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at the Woman's Club.
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