The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

this way their interest in the Calhoun soldiers.
 MT. George E. Cater, Mir E. L. Fields, Mir. c. A. Manze, MT. O. H. Parker, MT Davis Cooper, Jr., of Oxford, MT J. H. Wilson and MT. J. w. Mallory have will start at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Hundreds of sweet voices, under the di- rection of MT. E. L. Lee, will sing glorious welcome as Calhoun's trium- plant army marches up Quintard ave nue As they proceed down Noble street they will be greeted by real riot of joy under the leadership of Mir. Fred Tyler, cheer leader, who will endeavor to make this Independence Day real hur- rah occasion.
 The Confederate Veterans will ride in attractively decorated cars, and Mrs. J. E. Aderhold and other U. D. c. meIn- bers will look after the comfort of the heroes of the civil war throughout the entire day. The Spanish-American vet erans will also join the parade, A beau- tiful float representing Dixie" will be decorated for the use of the Daughters of the Confederacy.
 The automobile committee, MT N E. Dry, Mir w G. Crutchfield, MT B. R. Sawyer, MT. Ben Spearman MT. J. C. Sproull Mir, H. s. Miller and MT. Miller Herren, has listed more than 100 cars
 
 from Jacksonville, Piedmont, Oxford and other points in the county who will award generous prizes for the most artistically decorated cars and floats.
 Governor IIilby and staff have been in vited to join in honoring Calhoun's gal Iant sons, and will be given a place of honor in the parade
 On the great day of celebration the he- roes who sleep in poppy fields on the fields of honor in far-away lands will not be forgotten Neither will be the V ait in vain for brave lads who will never come home again. handsome flag, containing one large gold star, sym holic of Calhouns heroes buried in France, will be carried by three khaki clad soldiers This labor of love is being accomplished by Mrs. J. F. Aderhold Mrs Theodore Kline, Miss Ida Kline and Mrs. Gordon Jones.
 The parade will terminate at the Lyric theatre, where MT. W. F.. Johnston, MT. w. H. Weatherly and MT. IT. B. Rudisin will have charge of a welcome pro gramme Mr. J. J. Willett, Annistons s silver-tongued orator, whose two sons served in the world war will deliver the welcome address The music commit tee. MT. Scott Roberts, Mrs Odis Round stone, Mrs L. c. Watson, Mrs. J. M Stillwell and Mrs. Robert Allen, will furnish the musical features of the pro- Sranflle
 From the Lyric the soldiers will at tend a sumptuous dinner donated, pre- pared and served by Calhoun's maids and matrons. The committee in charge or the dinner will be Mrs. R. H. Stickney' Mrs. Barker Mrs. Walter Brewer, Mrs. s. J. Powers, Mrs. Frank Constantine, Mrs. J. B. Darlington, Mrs. John B. Le- Gard. Mrs. George c. Goodrich, Mrs Louis Kidd, Mrs. Emmett Ledbetter, Mrs, l IT A. Young, Mrs. J. c. Norton, Mrs. Joseph saks, Mrs. P. J. Mundee, Mrs. Gordon Jones, Mrs. Leon Ullman, Mrs. l Anne Alexander, Mrs J. c. Wilson, Mrs l A. P. Agee, Miss Margaret Brewer ana Mrs D. P. Haynes.
 1 Miss Hannah Reynolds and members 1 of the Wednesday Study club, at meet 1 ing held on Wednesday afternoon, fnaoe arrangements to deck the town Tn res l tive array. A Thousands of visitors are expected to aid in honoring the soldiers of the coun- ty. Hundreds of basket dinners Will pc