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Founding Donors
Founding Donors To Elbert Memorial Hospital
In 1950, $500 was the total cost to completely furnish a patient's hospital room. A donor who gave this amount was entitled to have a name engraved on a bronze plaque, which was then placed on a room door.
Somewhere through the years, the plaques were removed. They recently were found in a basement workroom and have been proudly hung in the hospital lobby.
The Founding Donors are as follows:
 Herman Arnold
James Arnold
Beta Sigma Phi
Mr. & Mrs. E. Chandler Brown
Coggins Granite and Marble Industries, Inc.
Mrs. Anna Auld Duncan
Elberton Shrine Club
Elks Lodge No. 1100
First Baptist Church
Gallant Belk Co.
The Heards (L.Martin,A. Latimere, Robert M.)
Virginia B. and Wilbur H. Hoover
Mrs. W.O. Jones
John H. Maxwell
Mr.& Mrs. Clarence R. McLanahan
Mr. & Mrs. James T. McLanahan
Mr. & Mrs. Jule P. McLanahan
Fannie F. Parker and Charles W. Parker
Samuel Patz
Pilot Club
Rose M. Ashby Chapter No. 106, Order Of the Eastern Star
Georgia Herndon Rampley
The Scarboroughs (Rosa, Howell, P.C.)
A.P. Stevens
Tate-Clark Post No. 14, American Legion
United Rayon Mill, Elberton Division
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Pulliam-Burton Post 5456
In addition, there is a bronze plaque in memory of Mrs. W.O. Jones, donor of grounds on which Elbert Memorial Hospital stands.
Check out when all of the "First Time Events" took place.
Follow the Chronological History Of Elbert Memorial Hospital.
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