The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-09

facing Brookhaven Bank. The Park
will be reserved for all maids and
matrons Of the U. d: c., and the Red
Cross who cannot find accommoda-
tions on the reviewing stand. The
Mayor OF Brookhaven has been invi-
/ ted to be present on the reviewing
stand with the Commanding Officer
of the veterans and his staff. 1t is
requested that all participants of the
prade, where it is convenient, will
please wear the uniform of the war
! in which he served. After the parade
by request Of Col Geo. c. Hoskins,
the World War Veterans will meet
at the City Hall Immediately upon
breaking ranks. The purpose Of the
meeting is the organizing of branch
of the American Legion. This Or
ganization is composed of World war
veterans of the Army, Navy and Ma
rine Corps who served between
April 6, 1917 and November IL,
1918.
Automobile Committee Sam Alb
rams, chairman: M. L. Everett, Capt.
r. S. Butler and Tom Sasser. The
above committee have made arrange
ments for the transportation of the
Confederate Veterans; that is they
will be transported to all parts of
the city where their interest will
carry them. Everything is free.
Music Committee.-Mrs. J. H.
Johnson is chairman. At the FIRST
meeting, the Confederate choir will
treat the Veterans to the Star
Spangled Banner as the first number.
After the invocation will come,
Lord God, We Worship Thee" and
Mr.. ]. L. Hollands will sing, SDear
Old Pal Of Nine"
Wednesday morning the 29th In
fantry Band, (regulars) will arrive
in the city. Look out for some good
music. Maybe they'll play II Can't
Be Bothered" Twenty-Five members
compose the personnel of the band.
On with the music.
Ushers.- Colonel! If you want a
drink Of water or a smoke just call
a Boy Scout and your wish will be
granted. The Boy Scouts will be un-
der the direction of Charles Hamil-
ton.
DAILY PROGRAM.
The official program of the re-
union for the three-day session is as
follows: j.
WEDNESDAY. JULY ., 1880 P. M.
Assembly, at Mary Jane hampton
Auditorilnf for joint meeting of
Veterans and sons of Veterans.
Call to order, J. w. McGrath, mas
ter of ceremonies; Invocation, Rev.
j. A. Taylor. pastor First Baptist
Church; address of welcome on part
of city of Brookhaven, Mayor r. S.
Butler; address of welcome to Vet
Grams, DR.. I. W. Cooper, President
Whitworth College; address Of well
come to Sons of Veterans, Hon. HI
ram Cassidy; response to address of
welcome to Veterans, Major Pat
Henry; response Of address of well
come to Sons of Veterans, B. A. Lin
coin, Commander Tenn, Dept, Sons
of G. "; songs by Confederate Choir,
Mrs. J. H. Johnson, directing; mu-
sic by band; Convention turned over
to Commander w. M. Wroten by Ad-
jutant General Webb; introduction
of sponsorial staff and honorary
guests. Appointment of committees,
credentials, resolutions, finance. Ad-
journment for supper. Pageant and
concert, under auspices of D. of c..
Mrs. Lee Wilson, Commander, Mary
Jane hampton Auditorium, $500 p.
m; minuet, Inez Hotel, 10:30 p. m.
THURSDAY, JULY 10. 900 A. M.
Call to order for veterans, Mary
Jane Hampton Auditorium; Invoca-
ton, Rev. p. A. Haman, assistant
chaplain General Miss, Div. U. CIV;
Call to order for Sons of Veterans,
City Hall; Call roll Of camps. City
Hall; Adjutant Generals report,
City Hall; Luncheon on Whitworth
College Campus by d. Of G.
Afternoon Session: Call to order,
1880 D. m; Invocation. Rev. George
A. Doherty, st. Francis Catholic
Church; Report Of Committees: ere
dentials, resolutions, Finance on Ad-
jutant Generals report. Automobile
ride to Spirit Lake; Entertainment,
D. of G. and Sons of G. ", 500 p. m.
FRIDAY, JULY IL, 900 A. M.
Parade. 900 a. m; Call to order,
Mary Jane hampton Auditorium 10
a. m; Invocation, Rev. r. H. Purser.
Chaplain General, U. C. V;Election
of officers; Election Of place of meet
Iing; Closing Exercises.
Sons Of Veterans will hold their
sessions at the City Hall Auditorium
at 1915 a. m. on Thursday and Fri
day, and at 900 p. M. on Thursday.
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