Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-07-13
90 TO BNcAdPMENr.
Fort Mill Companies Leave Sun.
day for Camp jackson.

compose the membership of the
Iom Hall Guards Company K,
llSth' infantry, n. u. s. C.) ana
the commanding ofricer and IL
members or the fort Mill section
OF headquarters company, Third
battalion, l1Sth infantry, are ex-
pected 10 entrain in fort Mill
sunday morning ut = o'clock tor
Camp jackson, Columbia, to take
part in the annual encampment
Of the regiment. At Rock Hill
the special train ON which the mi
iitlamen will leave Fort Mill Will
pick up the frank Roach Guards
and the section Of the headquar-
tiers company located in that city.
The encampment will. continue
through Saturday, July 29, and
the following day the various
companies OIL the regiment will
return home.
Frederick Minis, Jr., captain of
the Tom Hail Guards, VIII act as
major of the Third battalion dur
mg the encampment, owing to
the absence of Maj. JAS. &. Do
zier, who Is with the State cam
peign party as u candidate for
secretary OF state. The command
Of the Fort, Mill company viii!
therefore devolve upon f. NJ.
Mack, first lieutenant. W. H..
.N!ms, first lieutenant, is COM
manding officer OF the headquar-
ters company.
Both Capt. Minis and Lieut..
Minis have ordered the men OF
their respective commands to re-
port at their armories Saturday
evening to be i'll readiness to LOAD
early Sunday morning the equip
ment the companies will take to
Camp jackson.
A complete roster of the officers
and men of the Tom Hall Guards
follows:
Officers-Frederick Minis, Jr.,
captain; r. M. Mack, first lieuten-
anti Il. Grier, DR., second =Iiea-
tenant.
Sergeants-R. M. Bennett A.
o. Jones, Jr., G. S. Lemmonds,
Yancey Potts, j. j. Adkins, w. B.
Ardery, Jr., L. c. Garrison, j. l..
Honeycutt, j. l.. Blackwelder. -
Corporals-E. L. Broom, Stan.
hope Ligon, j. l.. Pettus, Il. B.
Honeycutt, w. b. Patterson, Hope
Harris, Ira Wilson, A. r. Honey
cutt, Il. &. Wright.
Cooks-Earl Bales, l.. G. Harris.
Mechanic-Mason NJ. Morrow.
Bugler-Thomas Hucks.
Privates-G. w. Ashley, l.. B.
Broadnax, Leroy Cook, A. l..
Cunnup, John l.. Gordon, r. +.
Hammonds, Jesse g., Harris, H.
p. Jones, Marion A. Mills, A. NJ.
Patterson, H. l.. Patterson, ID. N.
Pettus, +. p. Pettus, III. Il. Ross,
l.. M. Robinson, A. 4. Smith, M.
II. Smith,. w: &. Whitesides.
Privates-G. w. Asheley, l.. b.
Barber, Roy o. Bass, r. b. Black,
J. G. Bouknight, c. NJ. Brsdford,
r. II. Broom, II. s. Collins, j. Nj.
Cook, H. H. Craig, j. NJ. Cren-
shaw, j. G. Cunnup, Bud Dulin,
G. R. Erwin, H. G. Faris, 4. M.
Faris, E. NJ. Fite, Claude Gordon,
Robert Gordon, II. j. Gross, Os.
ear B. Hood, Charlie Huddleston,
Fravor o. Kimbrell, VIM. b. Kim
brell, S. s. Kitchin, j. w. p. Nor
row, Clarence Merritt, j. b. Nc
CURT, Luther L. Patterson, j. d.
Pettus, j. Z. Phillips, Gladys E.
Riteh, Ernest Stamper, j. w.
Steadman, j. ID. Vaughan, Jr.,
VIM. G. Walker. -
The following members of the
Fort Mill section of the head
quarters company are expected
to attend the encampment:
First Lieutenant-W. III. Minis,
Sergeants-Douglas II. Minis,
Thomas A. Ferguson.
Corporal--Wm. d. Rogers.
Private First Class )-Wm. A.
Parks.
Privates-Theodore p. Brown,
Olin l.. Deese, w. F. Hammonds,
Thomas F.. Harris, Clyde III. Mer-
ritt, II. ID. Potts, Fred N. VIM
dell, Henry s. Elms, John r.
Presley, Charlie A, LeaEer, Hen
~ a.. Doster, Charlie w. Moser.