The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-25

30 UriA luctL annual EruIlCu d
CloTerdale Oct. 16and H. Seventy
FIVE old veterans were ia attend
ance. Commander Jno. E. cloai
called the camp to order, Dr. John
son, OF Union City, acting as Chap
lain pro TEN. pronounced the open
ing prayer. Hardy Davidson deIiv-
cred the welcome address. Alex N
Moore, on behalf Of the camp. re-
sponded Many speeches were
made and the old soldiers had a
good time. The following officers
we're elected by reclamation for the
next twelve months: I. r. Imam,
commander. Pitts McMnrry, first
Lieut.. commander. J. J. Collins, sec.
ond lieut.. commander; Hugh Nc
Donald. third lieut.. commander;
r. w. RowelI, adjutant, W. q.
Massengill. color bearer; DR.. p.
n. Matlock. surgeon; J. A. Cloar,
chaplain; Gen. ]. H. Mcdowell,
quartermaster; Miss Lula Moore,
maid Of honor; Miss Mamie Nc
hurry, sponsor. The following
resolutions were ordered spread
upon the minutes and handed to
the county papers for publication.
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE.
Resolved, That whereas ia the
death OF comrades w. III. Wilson,
Kenton, Tenn, Capt Jno. A. Kill
lingsworth, Kenton, Robert Wright
Troy, Jno. Thompson, Union City,
Al. ]. Williams, Union City, w. ].
Henderson. Union City, William
Raglan, Troy, Monroe Buchanan,
aJno. 9. Miller, Nathaniel Fields, G.
w. King, Or. S. w. Goodwin, Union
City, Joseph Dean, Hornbeak, mem
bers Of Warren Mcdonald Camp
No. 936, we have lost from our fast
failing ranks beloved comrades, they
having passed 'oyer the river" to-
the peaceful happiness of the great
beyond
Therefore while we with their
loved ones weep over their depart
ure and feel keenly their loss, we
are resolved while we tender their
sorrowing ones our love and sympa-
thy that we will cherish their names
in our memories and we will pre-
serve their names on our Honor
Roll, recording them in a book we
keep for honored dead, so that when
we too have passed away we can
have this book in the hands of the
Sons Of Veterans to keep in their
archives and thus perpetuate their
memories. Signed
CAPT. e. N. MOORE.
SENATOR F. M, McREE,
ALEX N. MOORE.
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS.
We your committee on resolutions
submit the following: Whereas the
good people of cloverdale and vicin-
bty invited Warren Mcdonald Camp
No. $50 to hold its annual reunion
with them,
we the members Of said camp do
now pledge the good people Of
Cloyerdale and vicinity to hold in
sweet. memory this resolution;
Therefore resolved that we the old
Confederate soldiers Of Warren |
Mcdonald Camp thank the good
people Of Cloverdale and vicinity
for their kindness and hospitality |
we have enjoyed. TO the Cloverdale
choir we tender our thanks for their
sweet songs so well rendered. Also
we desire to return our sincere
thanks to the Obion Concert Band |
for their fine music. We desire
also to thank Major Jno, T. Will
liams, of Columbia, Tenn, for bis
excellent address. We also desire
to thank Mrs. Freeman for the
song, "Homespun Dress and in
woke the choicest blessings of our
Heavenly Father upon her and her
family. signed.
r. +. CUNNINGHAM,
Al. MILLER,
p. M. MATLocK.
The camp with closing prayer
by Senator H. M. Mckee adjourned
10 meet at Union City, Tenn. Oct.
s, 1908.
r. w. POWELL. Adjt.
After Once Tasting