The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-08-03
CASE OF MEASLES
At CAMP GLENN
WRIST WEDDING, MISS YOUNG BE-
COMES BRIDE OF LIEUT.. WAL
LACE STONE.
ABOUT THE SOLDIER BOYS
xlaany Interesting Happenings Con-
corning the National Guard In Camp
at Morehead City-Daily Drills for
= the Boys In Khaki.
Camp Glenn.

Camp Glenn.
The appearance Of single case or
measles in a company of the first IN
7aantry threw all the medical author1-
ties in camp Immediately on the alert,
Imnd strict orders we're issued for the
mgolaAion OF the case. Medical author
1aties are using every effort OF which
they are capable to prevent any spread
oand thus far none Is anticipated
Camp Glenn saw its first wedding
when In the presence OF only rev
Brigade and regimental officers and
Friends, Miss Selma Young, sister OF
General Laurence Young, who has
Aeen visiting here for some time. was
wedded TO First Lieutenant Wallace
Stone, Of Company L, Thomasviue.
Third Infantry. The company was
performed by the regimental chaplain
aaf the young man, Captain A. McCu1'
len, OF Durham.
The bride wore a goingaway suit
xof blue and q handmade vogue hat
lieutenant Stone was in uniform.
Directly after the ceremony, the
-Ougfer, stationed at brigade headquar-
s&ers, sounded the unusual call of wed
ding march. A throng Of officers and
men, including Company L, of Thomas
vile, met the pair at the station as
they left for points north.
If movement now on foot goes
Through the authorities at Samp Glenn
will be given the right by the county
cR Carteret for supervision of an area
half a mile of Camp Glenn in either
direction. Representatives OF the
board OF commissioners of the county
appeared here and conferred with
General Young concerning the matter.
II this power is granted, camp author-
ties have full liberty TO proceed with
such measures as will insure the pre-
went10n OF malaria and other diseases
by the elimination of the mosquito.
The sealed orders" referred to
several days ago, were addressed to
Major Alexander Grieg, c. A. c., In
@pector for the State, were resolved
here July 16 and were as per instruc-
lions opened July Is. They were con
tadned in Memorandum" from
Headquarters Eastern Department,
Governors Island, under date Of July
II.
The memorandum covers nine
pages Of instructions from the War
department, numbered one to forty
ylnve inclusive.
The Adjutant General of the State
was INSTRUCTED to nominate not to
i exceed three officers per regiment and
: one for each separate battalion or
other separate unit and for each Off
Ger SO nominated. one sergeant one
> corporal and one private, for duty in
: connection with recruiting other than
mt camps" The station of each Off
cor will invariably be within limits
OF the State'
Recruiting officers Of the u. S.
Army have been requested to assist
recruiting officers Of the National
Guard and it is advised that the lat
ter consult the former when in doubt
ms to any detail"
Information of the establishment
40e N recruiting station should be fur
M1sf1ed the local press with request
1x4hGt It be given prominent notice.
Recruiting officers OF the regular
zAmW may make enlistments for the
NaatfUna1 Guard or for particular or
examinations thereof. Recruiting
%zffcers OF the National Guard may &C
,Gpspt for enlistment any applicants for
enlistment in the regular Army.
"a National Guard recruit will be
forwarded at once to his organization,
rR Il still be within the state, other
wise to the mobilization camp or des-
HAgnated rendezvous. I'm this case
e Fort Og1ethorpe.)
1.-THE assistance Of State authorities
1n interesting men of their States in
applying FOR enlistment at the estab-
Nshed recruiting stations will mate
rally aid the completion Of the State
organizations, and will be greatly ap-
xpreciated"
Recruits will be vaccinated on ar
rival at rendezvous If not already
protected, and will be given at least
two treatments of typhoid prophylaxis
before being forwarded to organiza-
lions"
Special attention will be given to
cleanliness Of recruits. Frequent
bathing will be enforced and on the
day prior to departure for the border,
each recruit will be required to battle
and wash all underclothing." a..|
Capt. James X. Parsons, United
States Army, who has been assistant
mastering officer here, left under or
,slers to report to Colonel Burlington,
New York City, who is State inspec-
sssOr Of militia for New York.
Captain Parsons has done good
work here and made good friends.
Moth he and Colonel Burlington be-
MOng to the Third United States In
MAntry. Parsons is an ALBANIAN, 40
years Of age and besides his pre-