Fraternal Funeral Notice Deadline Announced
Frank Prioume asks fraternal funeral notices be received at The Prioume by the Tuesday week deadline each week or the notices will be omitted from publication.
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Newspaper
Philadelphia Tribune
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
6
Frank Prioume asks fraternal funeral notices be received at The Prioume by the Tuesday week deadline each week or the notices will be omitted from publication.
The Knights of Masonry in Philadelphia report lively activity with No. 48 hosting a packed meeting on May 27 featuring a grand banquet led by Grand Lecturer Rev. I. Ke Hall and W M J. E. Reed. Guests included P. G. M. W. L. Underwood and several lodge officers as St. John Days sermon plans and Knight Templar procession details are outlined.
Alphia Social of the Elks hosted Miss Gibson’s banquet honoring Miss Lyons at 404 South Juniper Street Philadelphia on Friday May 30 2013. Charity Club meets twice monthly. picnic planned for Central Park. Nomination of officers next Wednesday with a June 25 election for exalted ruler amid rival factions and long running controversy.
The Fifth Regiment Camp 29 of the Sons of Veterans U S A hosted a largely attended meeting with visitors from Camps 80 and 123 and Port Richmond. Guests gave brief addresses and encouragement. Camp 29 were hosted by Camp 51 of Darby last Sunday, as all camps and auxiliaries prepare to go to Gettysburg.
Major Harry Williams of Camp 80 leads a Memorial Day event at Olive Cemetery with Post 103 members Comrade Gumby and Rev. Fisher. The ceremony features a masterful address, flowers on graves by camp auxiliary and white dressed girls, taps by the bugler, and a lunch at the Armory after transport delays managed by ten taxis.
The funeral for Mrs. Christian Pearce drew a large crowd last Wednesday in Gouldtown N J Rev I E Shower from South Camden attended. Local harvest news highlights strawberry crops with several growers including George T Pearce Milton Pearce and Joseph F Gould. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Nathaniel Cuff drew about 104 guests and cake with ice cream. Next Sunday is Children’s Day with preparations underway.
Darby Pa June 3 Mt Zion choir under chorister Ka Miller presented an entertaining program that raised an encouraging amount for their endowment fund. Visitors included Harry Strothers and son from Buffalo N Y and Mrs Greese Spriggs Anderson of Baltimore Md.
An old advertisement for Dr Frederick the Painless Dentist promises best dental work at low prices. It touts 22k gold crowns from 3 to 5 dollars and teeth at five dollars, with fillings and extractions offered.
A Philly Tribune Real Estate ad promotes a bargain house listing with low price, value emphasized, and limited-time interest from potential buyers. Key details include location and the appeal of a quick sale.
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