The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1918-06-05
y. VI. G. a. MEETS THE
BOYS AT HOME.

! Inc State 1 vi. I. a. is afrdng-
ing a schedule of Camp Taylor secrc.
taries and interested friends in home
towns to accompany every troop
train from Kentucky to Camp Zach
airy Taylor.
These trains are moving from all
directions to Camp Taylor be gin
ming May 25th, and continuing un-
til the 29th, and the State Y. NJ c.
\. has arranged for a friend to ac-
company each train from its begin
ming.
The special trains bearing troops
from many of our counties to FIT.
Thomas are also being covered in the
same way Mr.. O. NJ. Adams and
Mr.. E. NJ. Baber accompanied the
trains from Lexington to FIT. Thomas
Thursday. and Mr.. p. Y. Willis, of
Nicholasville, was on the train from
that town TO the same Camp. Mr..
W. W. Harris, Membership Secre-
tary of the Y. NJ c. A. accompanied
the special troop train leaving Louis
vile Friday morning with 500 men
to FIT. Thomas.
Rev. z. II. Pleune, Mr.. W p. Wat
kins and Mr.. c. S. Waller came in on
the train from Paducah with zoe
men, while Mr. Geo. T. Anderson,
Secretary OF the Railroad Y. NJ. c. a.
at Corbin and Mr.. B. c. Miller. Secre-
tary of the Mining y, NJ. c. 4. at
Benham came in on the special L. &
n. train leaving Corbin Saturday,
noon.
Mr.. W. n. Ewald. State Mining
Work Secretary and Mr. Luther
Brown, Secretary Y. NJ. c. A. Camp
Taylor, made the trip to Hazard to
come in with the boys from that Sec
ton of the State.
The train from Springfield was &C
companied by Mr.. c. B. Bottom, of
Springfield. and a special Camp Tay-
lor Secretary met the l. c. train at
Cecilia gathering UP the boys from
and adjacent territory.
The train Having Greenshurg
was met at Campbellsville by Rev. .
B. j. Skaggs and at Lebanon by a
special Secretary from Camp Zach ,
airy Taylor.
Rev. Smith, Pastor OF the First
Christian Church, Hopkinsville. &C.
the special train leaving
Monday morning via
Bowling Gren with S91 boys in his
charge. He was met at Bowling
Gren by Camp Taylor Secretary.
On the same day Mr. {. l.. Wilson,
General Secretary of the Y. NJ. c, \.
at Bowling Green and a secretary .
from Camp Taylor came in with
special train carrying 425 men. ,
The special train leaving Ashland
on the c. & o. with 700 men was ac-
by Mr.. c. NJ. Nicholas,
General Secretary, y. NJ. c. A; l.. =.
Zerfoss, District Secretary. State Y.
NJ. C. A.. and was ioina'l at Frank
tort by NJ. W. Sheffield General Sec
ietary, Frankf0"t V, II c. A.
The Special Henderson Route
train coming from Henderson was
accompanied by j. F. Meyer, General
Secretary y. NJ. e 4. al Henderson
ma G. y. Parrish General Secretary
Y. NJ. c. a. at Greensboro. A sepc-
al secretary from Camp Taylcr met
his train at greensboro.
f. S. Fogg, General Secretary, Y.
H. c. a. at COvinston ard II. 3.
dackoy, Chairman Recruiting Com
nittee, came in with the boys from
'ovington on the special train and
we're met at Worthwhile.
The train leaving Maysville was
accompanied by r. A. Cochran, who {
s member of the State Board of
he Y. NJ. &. A. and was lOiued at
lexington by d. c. Cruise, General '
secretary, Y. NJ. c. A. and Frank '
Under of Versailles, Secretary Wood s
ord County Y. NJ. c. A
Special secretaries in uniform went
ut from Camp Taylor to meet all in
oming trains.
The men accompanying these
ave the chebrons of the Army Y. NJ.
. a. on their sleeves. and have c
rinted natter concerning the privi-
ages ofth e Y. NJ. c. A. at Camp i
aylor for distribution as well as
icture post cards of the Camp on {
hitch the boys are urged to an
ounce their safe arrival at once. |
hese secretaries answer a multi
lde of questions and prepare the
linds of the new recruits for the
ervlces of the Army Y. NJ. c. A. at
amp Taylor. 7