The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-20
FERRELL'S BOYS
TO MEET AGAIN
NEXT AUGUST
DECISION WAS UNANIMOUS AT
CLOSE OF BEST REUNION
YET HELD
OLD OFFICERS ARE REELECTED
Attendance was 11s As Shown By
the Register, Which Was Not
Altogether Complete.
9LD OFFICERS ARE REELECTED

The reunion of the FerreIl's Boys,
the third of the series, brief mention
OF which was made Saturday, was
concluded Friday evening and was in
many respects the most enjoyable one
yet held.
The attendance from out of town
was larger than in 1915, when the
second reunion was held, the regis
tered attendance being 11S as com
pared with 125 that year. The differ
ence was in the Hopkinsville atten-
dance, many of the local members
being kept away by business engage
ments.
The entire party was transported
to the lake at one time in procession
of about 20 automobiles that formed
at Hotel Latham and going out
South Virginia to Alumnae avenue
drove into Main street and down.
Main to Seventh and out Seventh
street to the lake road. This route
was taken to give Mrs. ]. O. Ferrell
an opportunity to review the parade
from her residence on South Main
street. R. N. Fairleigh was chairman
OF the, transportation committee.
The party arrived at the lake by
10 O'Clock and before noon held
business session to call the roll and
make corrections in the roster Of 625
names.
The report showed 16 deaths re-
corded since August 1915, Col M.I
Fl Crump, Of Bowling Green, one of
the teachers, was again present. He
has attended every meeting. The
feature of the day was of course the
dinner and this was served shortly
after IL o'clock, under the direction
Of A. c. Overshiner. The menu con
sisted of hot rolls, barbecued lamb
and shoat, burgoo and other good
.hings. AS surprise, load of wat
ermelons just from the ice chest, ar
rived and proved to be big hit. w.
Cooper, j. j. CARROT and S. U.I
Woodbridge attended to this detail.
In the afternoon a session was held
On the porch of the club house, the
members being comfortably seated
on and near the porch and for two
hours the boys engaged in round
If rollicking fun, joke-telling and
peech-making that put everybody in
o such a fine humcr that when the
question of continuing the meetings
vas brought up there was a rousing
md unanimous decision to have
eunion every year, the second week
n August.
The following is list of those who
egistered for the meeting:
T. w. Smith, Gracey, KY; W. A.
lass, Hopkinsville, KY; R. NJ. Fair
eigh, Hopkinsville; NJ. H. Crump,
'owling Green, Wallace Kelly, New (
'rleans; Jno. ]. Wharton, Cadiz; C I
). Jones, Gracey; 1. Fletcher Camp
ell, Louisville; Ira L. Smith, Hop
insville; Geo. w. Metcalfe, Louis
lille; J. M. Wootton, Hopkinsville
/. L, Campbell Hopkinsville; Mack
adfo.rd, Hopkinsville; E. H. Major,
-opkinsville; B. ]. Wilson, Gracey;
. A. Cook, Hopkinsville; Ward
laggett, Hopkinsville; Chas. G. Nc t
aniel, Louisville; r. M. Woodbridge, 7
opkinsville; H. L. Mcpherson, Hop f
nsville; P. T. Roberts, Gracey; S.
Yancey, Hopkinsville; F. M. Smith O
renton; Forrest L. Harmed, Hopkins e
lie; Lander Meacham, HopkinsvilIe U
lck W. Terry, Memphis, Tenn. !;
obert S. Gary, Hopkinsville; Edwin S
Stegar, Hopkinsville; Chas. M. il
eacham, Hopkinsville; R. H. Buck h
r, Nashville; H. H. Golay, Hopkins ]
lie; c. w. Metcalfe, Princeton; Geo v
Rives, Pembroke; w. B. Radford, "
ak Grove; w. B. Kendall, Paris, Il
sxas; Luther Wolfe, Christian, KY.
S. Ledford, Cadiz; w. H. Waller,
llhoun; B. S. Wood, Hopkinsville;
D. Nabb, Pembroke; W. H. Ham
ond, HopkinsviIle; w. T. Cooper
'pknsville; G. H. Champlin, Hop u
nsville; J. P. Cheaney, St. Louis
G. Wadlington, Hopkinsville; Jas B
Mckenzie, Hopkinsville; S. U. ci
ocls s'-'a HOpkinsville; II. L. viii {,