The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-24
LEGION TO HONOR
 MARTYRS IN WAR
MEMORIAL DAY SUNDAY
Program Is Prepared for Exercises When Certificates Giyen-Three
 Added to List.

Committees of the Theodore Camp bell post of the American Legion to- i day completed the program for the memorial service to be held on Sun day afternoon, March 28, at the First Methodist church, at which certificates by the government of France will be presented to the next of kin of Faulk ner young men who made the supreme sacrifice in the world war. The ser vice has twice been postponed by the legion for unavoidable causes, and is held several weeks later than the time set by the legion nationally. The memorial address will be made by Rev. C. M. Reyes, pastor of the church and former chaplain overseas.
 Three names of young men who made the supreme sacrifice have been added to the official list compiled at state headquarters of the legion, and certificates will be presented to their relatives, if they will be present at the memorial service Solomon W. Stv- CTS of near Mayflower, Wesley Jones of Cato and Avery Hugh F. Quales of Mt. Vernon were the three young men enormously omitted from the le- zion list. State headquarters will see that the certificates for their relatives reach the post in time for the service Sunday afternoon, which will be open ed at 2:30 o'clock.
 Attendance at the. memorial service will be county wide, it is indicated by responses received by officers of the post. Relatives of the men to be hon. ored, with one or two exceptions, have communicated directly with R. II. Weems, adjutant of the Campbell post, and have promised to be pres ent. On account of the great interest which the service has created in other communities, the legion here selected the largest auditorium in tn city with the expectation of accommodating a capacity crowd. The programs for the service will be especially attrac- tie, it being the idea of the post to provide one worthy of being preserved as a souvenir
 In addition to the address by Rev. Reyes, musical numbers and a read 1, ing in keeping with the character of 1 the service are included in the pro- gram. As announced today, it is as follows:
 Organ prelude, Miss Vera Graham; invocation, Rev. Robert L. Jetton; song, congregations; anthem, Metho- dist choir; cornet solo, Dr. C. C. Rob- i erts; vocal solo, Roses of Picardy," Miss Mabel Thompson; memorial ad- dress, Rev. c. M. Reyes; reading, "We Shall Not Sleep" Miss Floy Owen; vocal solo, "The Americans Come" H. F. Hess; presentation of memorial certificates, Heber L. McAlister, post commandant; flute solo, Hubert E Mutt; song, congregation; organ re-, cessional, Miss Graham.
 Frank Farris is spending few days in Hot Springs.
 Rev. Peter Zell stated today that his health is much improved since his recent stay in Hot Springs.
 Mrs. C. W. Garrison of Little Rock 1 is the guest of Mrs, Joseph Frauenthal today.
 The Shakespeare Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs, Guy E. Smith, 200 Ash street.
 Mrs. Henry Cuerden, who has been seriously i'll, was taken to the Dick | erson hospital for an operation yes terday.
 For Sale-oakland' six; extra tire, spotlight, fire eXtinguisher, bumper, Macbeth lens and tire cover. Bargain for quick sale Wm. M Harton.- 3-24eodtf
 Edward Stapleton arrived here this from Edgmont, s. D., to at tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Henry Buchanan, whose death occur red Sunday.
 l now have the registered stallion formerly owned by Tom Wharton of Vilonia, and will stand him this sea son at the fair grounds. c. c. Jones 8 -24d2tw1t
 Misses Athleen Taylor and Montine Fry of Plumervlle, who were the guests yesterday of Mrs. Mamie Ma lone, left this morning for Little Rock for a short visit.
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