The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-04-19
PARIS.

approximately 900 citizens were at |
the N. and C. Station Tuesday after
noon to bid farewell to the so men
who left at AIS o'clock for Camp
Meade Maryland, where they will be
assigned to the 35th field artilry and
tho S6S infantry. Just prior to the as
sembling of the men at the station
patriotic gathering in the front
yard of the Court House, pledging to
pray for the departing future soldiers
and to buy Thrift and War Saving
Stamps to back them, began to show
their faith by signing up for $3.50
Zone thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars) worth of Thrift Stamps. They
all then adjourned to the Depot to
say good BILE to the boys. Rev. H. B.
Johnson, the County Judge, D. T.
Spaulding and City School Superin-
tendent w. M, Phillips passed through
the crowd and shook hands with all
the men before they entrained. Rev.
g. P. Woodson and Rev. s. l.. jack
son also gave a farewell address to
the men on their way to Berlin. The
so men who departed under the COM
mand of Capt. Hensey w. Cravens,
and Lieut.. George D. Riggs, and who
formed in line and marched to their
coach in the train following the COM
mand from Cravens. The following
were in line: Elmus Collins, Phillip
Green, Jasper Duncan, Richard Hud-
Son, Houston Bird Ernest Fitzger-
aid, Phillip Caldwell David E. Nc
Whittier, VIM. H. Lockridge, Harris
Atkins, Manuel Tharpe, Chester Page,
George Brown, Jesse Cowan, Otie B.
Howard, Geo. d. Riggs, Nose Johnson,
Jimmie Hicks, Vivian Blackemore,
Alfred Ridgeway, James w. McWhir.
ter, William Nc Gehee, Cornil, E.
Martin, Will Lewis, Brooks Cady
James Stubblefield, George Lee Per-
kins, Alwesta Phelps, Martin Pickett
James Geehee, John Wesley, Harris
field, Charley Allen, Chees B. Reynolds
Nolin Collins, Alta Jackson, William
M. Clark, Sam Martin, James Key
William Dunlap Robt. l.. Freeman
DECIDE Tharpe, Lieman w. Page
George Porter, John W. Wilkins, Bar
ton Travis, Pearl Themas, Will Greer
Geo. L. Haynes, Horace Copeland
Hansie W. Cravens. The rear wal
brought tup by Houston Bird, loca
office porter and cartoonist of som,
note, who carried a wooden gun, ant
kept the boys in good cheer. The cit,
was divided in the Reds and Blacks
The chorus of all the churches and o
the Public School under the direction
of Mrs. A. ]. Hampton rendered
Thrift Stamp Concert at the Cour
House last Friday night to a larg
an appreciative mixed audience
!; Columbia the Gems of the Ocean.
Jubilee Song-"My Lords waiting.
Invocation-Rev. A. ]. Russell.
Jubilee Song-"Swing low swee
chariot"
Address-County Chairman, G. "
Hudson, MY Country"-Corneliu
Palmer
Jubilee Song-"Come out of the wi
derness."
Influence of Women"-Mrs. Mar
Kirby.
Semi Chorus-"Come where tn
Lilies Bloom"
Selection7Miss Mamie Dunnus.
Solo-"The stars are brightly shil
ing-Mr. Cursell Langford
The Party-Herman Travis.
! Solo-Miss Birdie Cooper.
: Reading-Miss M. Will Dortch.
Male Quartette-Dr. W. j. Ezel
Messrs R. II. Woodson, Cowan an
Lewis
Song Pantomine-"My country t
of thee"
Jubilee Song-"Its mee."
The Court House was equally divi
ed between colored and white and Il
admission was 25 cents but for eat
ticket at the door, Thrift Stamp W,
given, which put many more thri
cards in the community. A gener
Mass meeting will be held at the Cou
House next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. The Presbyterians held the
Presbytery here last week, and hi
real good attendance and quite a ST
, cessful meeting. Mrs. Mamie Warfiel
the daughter Of Rev. E. W. Johns,
J is filing the uneXpired term in t
!, Public School of Mrs. T. j. McLemo
who is quite i'll at her home in Mas
8 vile.