The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-06-04
MsMoa.Al DAY.
a Grand Reunion In Memory I
our dead Soldiers.

~ oOidiSio AIM steShoS Set'f~t~
to engage in the Memorial Service.
Special music was prepared for
the occasion by the choir. Rev.
!. A. Ruble opened with fervent
prayer which moved all present.
Then followed the sermon by the pas.
tor Rev. Fuller, which was fine dis
course. Remarks were also made
by Rev. Ruble and Major McTeei
both old veterans. II was apleasant,
yet sad service.
The following is partial list OF
the old soldiers who were present at
the Memorial services
John M. Allen, Isaac Broadly,
Levi D. Brewer, Capt. b. |. Bing-
ham, John P. BIankenship. w. M.
Barham, r. A. Collins, John Carpen-
ter, Maj. Ben. cunningham, James
Cupp, w. A.. Coker, HI. M. Costner,
Dan1 Caylor, Zeb Davis, John H.
tDe'Annond, ]. T. Everett, Capt. j..
P. Edmondson, Joseph Goddard,
VIM. Goddard, Andy Goddard, Capt.
f. Goddard, Nathan Goddard, James
IN. Greer, Agustus Godfrey, Pleasant
Gentry, ]. W. R. Haryeston, ]. W.
Hall, A. c. Haley, G. w. Huffstet-
Ter, M. A. Huf1stetler, S. H. Henry,
I VIM. B. Hudgeons, /. A. Hannah,
David Hannum, M. M. Irwin, An
derson Jackson, ]. M. Johnson,
Joseph Jones, w. II. Kidd, L. M.
Kidd, j. E. Klepperj Ajax Kidd, A.
III. Lane, Jos. Lamon,oA. R. Long,
w. c. Lane, Thos. Morton, David
Morrison, G. W, Mingle, David B.
Miller, ]. D. Moore, K. P. Maran-
vile, Robt Miller, Maj w. A. Nc
Teer, w. H. Mckinley, 1. A McCul.
ley, w. l.. McGhee, Sam'l McMll-
Ian, ]. M. Palmer, Galloway Roberts
Rob't. Redwlne, Capt S. P. Rowan,
A. M. Rule, Rev. ]. A. Ruble,
Adam Symmetry, w. b. Seaton, M.
P. Stations, Abraam Simerly, c. c.
Sanders, N. G. Seaton, Calvin Steph.
ems, Robt. H. Tedford, Thos.
Thompson, w. FL. Tulloch, j. L.
Wallace, F. M. Webb, James VIVA
IAN. w. L. Whetsell, Alfred Wilcox
O. Winters, VIM. Waters, G. r,
West, Oscar Wilson, E. B. Young
The following is the sermon preach
ed by Rev. l.. S. Fuller. 7 1927
Text. This day shall be unto you for
memorial. Exodus Nh. H..
The goth. Of May has been marked in
our National Calender as Decoration da,
and has become National holiday. il
grateful commemoration Of the brave boys
that marched away from the old home; but
came not back again. Also in memory o
the veterns upon whom the storm beat al
in vain, but who since has gone to join tn
pale ranks of the dead. ~ S@M y Z
sh,ll not this tday indeed be for you
memorial which. please Cod, our. countr,
may ever keep in kindly honor. sgal5.
tt} Tbsre, i,ar. events in the life of nation
800 big lie quietly on the pages Of his
,v brt ,,,,stna.ds be b.ra,d,d bv annua
festival ss...g i 8lF tlay 4, i.itsfs {
The wild tumulr that sureedi about th
old sta,e House at Philadelphia July ,4th
.775 ever breaks forth afresh from shor
so sb IRE when the July sun in Heaven look
down and smiles ON the birthday of ,fai
Columbia. f ...s,.t..,s..,..f
rha s.or in tfe Fast the Manper. the an
,,e, choir ~ hiring Won tidinqs of great 10
chic. shall he unto all people; for unit
vou i d,orn this day in the CITY of David
say;or which IS Christ The Lord" come
an rbris,ras tide in every swelling choru
80 ,r,oddsn all tbe .n.onle eysrv wher
VIA, Tho old wear i white with Decembe
snon,
The first day of the week, the rock hewl
tomb, the Frustrated Roman guard, tn
stalwart angel, rolling the stone from tn
SraSeaway' the risen SAVIOR Kesurrectio
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