The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06

VETERANS, new OIicduSs Lid, mCf
IS, 1907.
General Orders No. 81.
The General Commanding hereb.
announces the fellowship of the fol
lowing named camps in the organi
cation of the United Confederate
Veterans, and their respective mum
bers and headquarters, to-wit:
Hobart Camp No. zoos, Hobart
Oklahoma
Bedford Forrest Camp No. 1906
Portales, New Mexico.
Gen. Nat. H. Harris Camp No
| 1907, Mayersville, Miss.
Joe D. Harrison Camp No. 1908
Llano, Texas.
Liberty Hill Camp No. 1909, Liber
ty Hill, Texas.
Merriweather Camp No. 16It
Greenville, Ga.
Urquhart- Gillette Camp No. 1911
Franklin, Va.
Jeff Davis Camp No. 1912, Halle
hurst, Ga.
Carraway Camp No. 1913, Hemp
hill, Texas.
Crisp County Camp No. 1914, Cor
dele, Ga.
A. R. Witt Camp No. 1918, Heber,
Ark
Chas. Seton Fleming Camp No.
1916 Greencove Springs, Fla.
J. J. Dickson Camp No. 1917,
Starke, Fla.
Eliot Muse Camp No. 1913, Lafay-
cite, Ala.
Robert Emmett Rodes Camp No.
1910, Eclectic, Ala.
Callcote-Wren Camp No. 1920, Isle
of Wight c. H., Va.
David Coleman Camp No. 1921,
Painter, N. C.
Ebeneeser Camp No. 1922, Stanton,
Ala.
H. A. Wise and w. H. F. Lee
Camp No. 1923, Kara, Va.
A. E. Steen Camp No. 1924, Fort
Smith, Ark.
Joseph E. Johnston Camp No. 1925,
Mckenzie, Ala.
w. T. Wofford Camp No. 1926,
GAINESVILLE, Ga.
Oglethorpe County Camp No. 1927,
Lexington, Ga.
Jos. E. Johnston Camp No. 1923,
Va
Brunswick Camp No. 1929, Law
renee, Va.
The General Commanding has
great pride in announcing these re-
cruits to the ranks of our great fed
Grafton. He urges upon all Confed-
crates throughout the country to get
together and form camps, and asso-
ciate themselves with their old army
companions that they may join with
US in completing the great work on
which we are engaged.
BY command of
STEPHEN D. LEE,
General Commanding
Official:
Adjutant General and Chief of Staff.
United Confederate
Veterans, New Orleans, La, Mch.
~, 1907.
General Orders No. 81.
I. The General Commanding has
extreme satisfaction in announcing
hat the United Daughters of the
have taken steps to sup
ply duplicate Crosses of Honor to
hose Veterans who have been so un-
fortunate to lose the originals. The
Did men set so much store by these
precious badges of affection and hon.
Or that have been bestowed by those
noble women that they were quite
if the Crosses were lost
or broken. The Daughters, with the
same nobility of action and affection
tie regard, which induced them to
pffer the Crosses in the first place,
lave now perfected arrangements by
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Full particulars as to the course to
axe to get new Cross can be had
# the nearest Chapter of the y. d.
:. The General Commanding can
lot find words to express for himself
personally and for his beloved COM
AIDES the sense of appreciation felt
~ all aft this action, which IS but a
resh evidence of the love and con-
sheraton which the women OF the
South have ever manifested.
H. Ii the press of the South will
give wide publicity to this order, they
will add another to their many form
n acts of kindness, as we'll as con-
er pleasure on many sad old Con-
ederate soldiers.
BY command of
STEPHAN D. LEE,
General Commanding.
Official:
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