Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-08-01
COMPANY TO Be BAHQUETED
Ice Cream and Cake at High School
Building Saturday.

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Company has been changed from 'E"
to sd" and it will hereafter be known
! by that letter. The company has been
drilling industriously every day. fore
noon and afternoon, for The past week.
in spite of occasional showers. Some
days the boys returned to the armory
soaked to the skin, but all were cheer
ful and only laughed at getting wet.
The drill they have had thus far has
made great difference IN their ap-
pearance as their step is much more
uniform than at first and many of them
are beginning to assume that erect
bearing that belongs to the real so
dier.
Notice has been received by Captain
ID. l.. Southland that the headquarters
of Company ID have been changed from
Nashville to Knoxville and they may
be summoned there within the next
few days or it may be ten days before
they are ordered to leave here.
ICE CREAM 10 BE SERVED.
Word went out few [days ago that
the company would likely be ordered
to move to Nashville or Knoxville Sun.
day and in order to show proper appre-
citation of our boys the ladies OF the
Art Circle launched a movement to
serve the boys with ice cream and cake !
in the High School building Saturday
afternoon at 80 O'Clock. In connec.
tion with the dainties served there will
be talks by some of our citizens, sing
ing and music by the band.
1t is hoped that the people from the
country will come to town Saturday in
large numbers to see the soldier boys
and show that they are our boys. in
fact. and that all the people of the
county are daonly ,ntnrau'-A go - 49,
orA 49, ; cody anu anxious to do any
thing that will help and encourage
them in the great and patriotic duty
that hes before them.
At the time the ice cream is served
each soldier will be presented with a
small testament that he can carry with
IT'S regular equipment and thereby
nave that guide of the Christian lite
With him all the time.
COMPANY ROSTER.
Army surgeons have been here since
Monday examining the members OF the
company and few Will be turned !,
Iown. Just how many we are unable ,
o state this week, but hope to give :
he names next week.
Following Is the complete roster of '
he company as it now stands:
Captain Davidson l.. Southard.
Second Lieutenant John Poor.
First Sergeant James y. Clayborne "
Mess Sergeant Sumner &. Hinch. t
Quartermast ter Sergeant Lltton 4. a
thurman.
Sergeant Heiser Gould. t
Sergeant Carlisle S. Tollett. W
Sergeant Lester b. HassIer. h
Sergeant Cornell Cline. h
Sergeant Robert Potter +
Sergeant Milo Lemert. .
sergeant Grdndm MelVln. 1"
CORPORAL Chester A. Rose. d.
Corporal Timmle D. Taylor. a,
Corporal James +. Linkous.
Corporal Oren W. HuddIeston. ~
Corporal Clay Coratser. "
Corporal Clarence Dixon. vi
Corporal Ohm Newman. h,
Corporal Richard d. Brady. y -,
Corporal Joe Patton. d
Corporal Palmer Evans. ~
Corporal Melton Z. Norrod. tn
Corporal Amos F Smith. Il;
Corporal James !. Wlnningham. -.
PRIVATES. m
Arthur I. Allison to
Byrd Agee.'
James b. Adams
Leslie Beatty. IA
George Barnwel. ar
Dewey +. Barne. of
James Caudill. -
Owen l.. ConatsG ho
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