Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-06-18

W. Martin, Mrs.. Samuel Horn
Mrs. A. j. MCGUIRE Mrs. X. l.
Bilbrey, Mrs. Lee Qualls, Mrs.
E. Thurman, Mrs. E. M. Mozart
Mrs. J. Q. Burnett, Mrs. b. F
Sothard, Mrs. J. L. Burnett. Mrs.
A. E. Payne, Mrs. G. M. Martin.
Mrs. ]. S. Garrison, Mrs. A. l..
Garrison, Miss A. F. Dixon Mrs. j.
e. Borden, Mrs. Ben West Mrs. j.
E. Taylor, Mrs. F. J. Upham Mrs.
s. c. Cline, Mrs. Mike Hale. Mrs.
W. S. Elmore, Mrs. W. c. Elmore.
Mrs. ]. L. Burnett, Mrs Lee Dunbar.
Mrs. S. N. Smith, Mrs. W. F. Bandy,
Mrs D. b. Pemberton.
| COMMITTEE ON BARBECUE,
EATS AND REFRESHMENTS:
James Smith, F.. A. Loshbough,
j. L. Burnett, T. M. Rector, W. T..
Hale, Bill Stone, Arther Woody,
Jere Morrow, Riley Wyatt, Mrs. A.
j. Elmore, Mrs. c. E. Keyes, Mrs.
H; z. Webb, Mrs. Susie Dunbar,
Mrs. Martha Rhea, Mrs C. E. Snod-
grass, Mrs. B. l.. Wheeler, Mrs.
Sampson DeRossett. Mrs. S. W.
Potter, Mrs. N. E. Jackson, Mrs,
T. M. Rector, Mrs. Ed Hembree,
Mrs Frank Potter, Mrs. I. M.
Brady, Mrs. c. G. .Black, Miss
Maude Dunbar, and all young lauies
of the town and county.
COMMITTEE ON FIREWORKS,
DANCING AND ADJUSTMENTS:
H. K. Webb, M +. Reed, Lee
Thurman, Mrs. Ernest Hughes, Mrs.
Volner Handy, Miss Gladys Com
stock, Miss Ann Melvin, Miss ola
Bell Snodgrass. Miss Charlotte Bloom.
fielo, Miss Alice Jerpiean, Miss
Mary Loshbough, Miss Fannie De-
Cola.
COMMITTEE ON TRANSpOR.
TATION AND PARADE.
"a q. Il. Keyes G. F, Burnett, and the
ether 998 owners Of automobiles in
Cumberland County.
COM MITTEE ON SOLDIERS
ORGANIZATION AND COMPANY
FORMATION:
Sergt. Litton Thurman, Segt,
Richard Brady, Sergt. Chester Rose,
and Sergt. Carlisle Toilet,
COMMITTEE ON MEMORIAL
ORGANIZATION AND MEMORIAL:
Charles Comstock, G. E. Snodgrass,
d. f. Southland, J. w. Dorton, E. L.
Lemert, S. N. Smith, J. W. Lincous,
A. ]. Mcclure, Mrs. M. F. Reed,
Mrs. s. C. Bishop, Mrs. G. 7. Bur-
nett, Mrs. Sampson DeRossett, Mrs.
E. P. Melvin, Mrs. E q. Toilet.
To all people of the county: Let
this be the day of days in Cumberland
County tor we know we cannot do
too much for the noble and brave boys
all heroes--who did so much for the
good and peace of the world. All
were not permitted the honor OF fight
ing at the front and gong over the top
but all were willing. Some sacrificed
100 per cent. giving their precious
lives that others migth live and free
government remain, and all were will
ing 10 do the same had it been nee
essary. Now let the citizens VINO did
not show them the full measure of
appreciation Of their brave AT Is,
manly and heroic deeds by turning out
enmasse on the Fourth of July to do
them or Their memories honor and,
regardless of Wheather you are on the
committee or not, do all in your power
to make great day serve great pur-
pose, and honor ourselves in honorlng
those we should honor. We owe great
celebration to the boys and it is fully
due on the next anniversary of this
Republic. Come one, come all and
bring a basket of good things to eat.
This will help the commute on eats
etc.
very one that wore the colors, and
their parents are invited IS guests of
honor, and please, If convenient, SOLD
iers wear your unlforms, as we shall
be pleased to see you in fighting garb.
A majorvity of those present at a
meeting of any of said committees Is
a quorum. All comm ittees are eX-
pected to get busy at once.
Respectfully submitted,
E. 6. Toilet, Chairman.