Columbia Music Festival to Open April in Columbia Theatre
Columbia Musical association announces the 1909 Columbia Music Festival on April 22 and 23 at the Columbia Theatre. World renowned Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra led by Willy Olsen joins soloists Jomelli Langendorff Laston Hastings with a mixed chorus of over 200 voices and a children’s chorus directed by W. G. Utermoehlen. Season tickets go on sale with box seats five dollars and up. rail rates from South Carolina stations apply. festival highlights include arts exhibit at the College for Women April 20 to 28 and a Student Art exhibit at Columbia College April 22. A social ball on opening night tops a week of events. Lost gold class pin medal with initials J. W. M. G. S. 1908 reward at Item office.
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Columbia Theatre
Columbia Musical Association
Jomelli
Langendorff
Laston
Hastings
Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra
Willy Olsen
Dresden
America
Victoress Clark
Columbia
George S. Kittredge
College For Women
W.G. Utermoehlen
Columbia College
F. L. Brown
SR. O
South Carolina
Jacksonville
Columbia Festival Club
Country Club Society Event Highlights Winter Afternoon
Last Tuesday at the Country Club, Mrs R S Farr and Miss Susan Allston hosted a sociable afternoon. Music by Miss Allston and a Morgan cup golf semi final between George Doyle and Hugh Fraser prefaced finals. Numerous guests attended, tea services featured azaleas, and the gathering supported the Ladies Civic League fund.
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R. S. Farr
Susan Allston
Miss Allston
George Doyle
Hugh Fraser
E. L. Lloyd
Belden
Mr. Doyle
Mr. Lloyd
Mesdames S. M. Ward
T.D. Smith
R M. Barnes
J. L. Loyd
H. H. Gardner
Reid Whitford
H. L Wright
Joseph Schenk
Olin Sawyer
Chas. Congdon
L. Mouton
A.P. Webber
L. G. Walker
Arrowsmith
Logan Merriman
R. M Baylor
Accused of Killing Child in Greenville Case
A warrant was sworn out for Mrs Palmer Corn and Tom Childs charging the murder of Bonnie Louise Corn two year old daughter of Palmer. Palmer says Childs threatened to do away with the girl and that the child is missing and presumed dead. Cora resides in North Carolina. his wife and child live in the upper section of the county.
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Greenville
Palmer Corn
Tom Childs
Bonnie Louise Corn
Palmer
Corn
Childs
Cora
North Carolina
Glosing of Lecture Course at Catholic Church
Rev Father Mahoney has lectured nightly at the Catholic Church for a week touching on Rome’s teachings. Many top parishioners attended, and all who heard him returned. Palm Sunday services are at 10:30 a.m. and an 8:00 p.m. closing lecture on How Shall We Know The Church of God begins. All are welcome.
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Father Mahoney
Catholic Church
Rome
Church of God
Whip Calls on Faithful in Tariff Vote Motion
Washington April 3 Notices are sent by the Republican whip for every member to be in his seat Monday to vote on the rule for early passage of the Payne tariff bill. Leaders expect a separate vote on lumber and hide schedules with the Ways and Means Committee proposing changes to drop countervailing duties on coffee and tea and restore duty on Bailey.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Foreclosure Sale in Georgetown South Carolina 1909
A foreclosure sale decree by Justice Robert Aldrich leads to an auction of Georgetown property on April 6 1909. The parcel at Congdon and Taylor streets lot 639 is described as a rectangle near Hinds and Congdon streets with specific boundary lines and terms require cash payment, taxes paid, and bidder risk for default. Sheriff's notice dated March 17 1900.
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Robert Aldrich
Court of Common Pleas
Georgetown
South Carolina
Georgetown Real Estate Company
Corportion &c
A. J Porcher
Court House
Congdon and
Taylor Streets
Congdon Street
Congdon
Fay
Tom Hinds
A. J. Porcher
W.H. Andrews
Anessay
G. W. Scurry
Maron
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Columbia Musical Festival
Broad St
John G. Watson
Society News
Whip
REO
Mercer Brothers
Front Street
Georgetown, S. C
Diamonds Cron EN
T. S. Daggett
New York
Edward W. DuRan
Screven ST
Arthur L. King
Screven Street
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