Elks Honor Their Dead Memorial Service in Georgetown
The Georgetown Lodge B P O Elks No 900 held its annual memorial service at the Armory after noontide. A large choir performed selections and Dean Robottom gave the address Friendship at the ceremony. The article lists lodge officers and memorial committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Lodge
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Armory
Dean Robottom
Prince George Winyah Episcopal Church
A. O. Johnson
E. E. Fraser
W. A. Wagner
R. K. Shuford
H. W. Fraser
W. H. McDonald
F. B. Joynes
H. Milliken
Chawain
J.E. .McQuade
W. Munnerlyn
W. Hi. Andrews
H. B. Springs
Ehrich
C. L. Whitton
Benedict Sets Southward Sail on Four Masted Yacht
Commodore E C Benedict plans a four months cruise aboard the four masted Alvina, sailing Dec 15 for Buenos Aires with James McCutcheon Colgate Hoyt and guests. The voyage follows the prior Cuban coast wreck of the Virginia. Mrs Clifford B Harmon leads a party including Mrs M K Bird and Miss Mary Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Cuban
E. C. Benedict Thas
South America
Buenos Ayres
Great Lakes
Tebo’s
Brooklyn
Duluth
Hawksbury
Nova Scotia
Commodore Benedict
James McCutcheon
Colgate Hoyt
New York
Clifford B. Harmon
M. K. Bird
Westbury
L. A
Mary Finley
Maj. Finley
Philippines
Letters Remaining Unclaimed at Georgetown South Carolina Post Office
Period ended November 25 1911 lists unclaimed letters including men Edward Breeker Broughton Henry Davis at 225 Merriman St W G Evans Davies Gibson J B Wilder R B Williams A J Woodard and women Rosa Hughs 605 South Kaminski St Mrs George Johnson Martha Simone Julia Snider 500 Kamin ski St Mrs Sarah Bright addressees must be prepared to pay one cent on advertised letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
S. C
Broke Breeker
Edward Broughton
Henry Davis
Merriman St
W. G. Evans Davies
Gibson J. B. Wilder
R. B. Williams
Williams A. J. Woodard
Rosa Hughs
South Kaminski St
George Johnson
Martha Simone
Julia Snider
Kaminski St
Sarah Bright
Palmetto Yacht Visits Savannah for Auto Races
Mr Kaminska of George Town owner of the Palmetto yacht was in port returning home from Savannah after attending automobile races. He traveled with his brothers Joseph and Harold Kamin ski Lieutenant Colonel Homes Springs and J J Blandin. Col Springs hosted aboard Col Wm H Cogswell Capt J C D Shhroe der and Major A J Silcox. The Palmetto, 65 feet long and fully equipped, impresses with modern conveniences and electric lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Kaminski
Georgetown
Savannah
Kaminski
Messrs
Joseph and
Harold Kaminski
Homes Springs
J. J. Blandin
Baltimore
Palmetto
Port
Col Springs
Wm. H. Cogswell
J. C. D. Shhroeder
A. J. Silcox
News and Courier
Potatoes and headlines mingle in a breezy gossip column
The column riffs on Carnegie advice to avoid vice and marry up as a path to happiness while clocking Quick-take gossip about Kid McCoy's divorces and a Rhode Island kidnapping arrest. It mocks J Temple Graves Hearst ties and notes a fashion critic condemning tight dresses and hats as style barometers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elks
Benedict
Mr Kaminska
National Guard
Carnegie
Kid McCoy
Nat Goodwin
Rhode Island
John Temple Graves
J. Temple
Hearst’s
South Carolina
Col’ Breeze
8. C
Sulerag
Georgetown Drug Co
Georgetown, South Carolina
J. J. King