Smyrna times., 1928-11-14
WITH REST OF
I'M n VARNISTICE TRIBUTE
,,D, WE'D AND LOCAL
W W, aocr ATTENDS SERVICE

GS Dlol - CrnNrTCI
T0y POST ATTENDS shN' ~
1omoine. Rector, Gives ;
b a. :. Sermon = Legion Post
'S1 Sirs: Program at Supper
'D's 'ars ago Smyrna rejoiced
1i a. Mar was over. The Arm
II o,.- boen signed. Sunday anC
~ wan and women, some whom
Y, i France at the time, ob.
p ~ anniversary Of Armistice
v,r !. Two minutes Sunday, at Il
l, an 'oauortunity was given foi
s,5T 4 ~ 70 offer a silent prayer II
II those who had died, and
y tbat the Armistice he'd ended
~ throughout Smyrna aags
displayed. Veterans were rem
\. nraaebers from their pulpits
=, ,.tarqnce to Armistice Day;
a examinations held meetings.
ri,ited cemeteries to place flow
!, n graves Of soldiers and sail
| nj feature observance on Sun
j, tbe special service held at st.
| J, Protestant Episcopal Church,
1. DAVID G. Harrison Post, Amer
/ ,I,gion, and the Legion Auxiliary
1 T,red out in body in observ-
4 4 Armistice Day. Rev. 2. a.
~ rector. gave a scholarly ser
| Isa1ng On Armistice Pay. The
entered his thought upon the
| ,ode Of Jesus as the only basis
/ n building up of a permanent
niou: asserting that all nations
IA bad been built upon greed,
and The principle that might
aght. But when the crisis
a II did in 1914, such a civili-
topples over because il was
| nOn a false foundation, and
Il It's ruin far and wide around
mld. The great issue before the
gf the world now i the pre-
NJ II another such carnage by
By upon a more spiritual foun-
And We are moving il that
1m. The latest attempt to
good Will among the nations of
Ehi, being the Kellog treaty,
vas signed last August ia Par
fifteen great nations. And it is
slrhy that the pen which secre-
kellogg used to sign the treaty
FTen BY the people Of Havle,
ad Inscribed On it the words:
Ecem, para peeem" diff you
peace, para for peace), being
he reversal Of the older view,
aTant peace, prepare for war"
EE attitude, which i thorough
lHian, calls upon all OF Us 70
peace, work for peace, sacrifice
PACE, and then peace will dwell
Us, and the death Of the boys
ld il, As they supposed, a war
Ear will be vindicatcd.r Dur
: ofertory, Mrs. Lemoine, wife
Ector, sang a solo. While the
service Of the day was at ST.
Church, all the other churches
HieFence to the day in some one
7 ether. Monday night Nom
The Smyrna Legion Post at
az Armistice Day Celebration
Ia given BY The Fox Legion
I that town.
ro't Gives Armistice Supper
thursday evening, November
Z David 9. Harrison Post. No.
asncan Legion, Smyrna, held
lhaal Armistice Supper, and
iae newly elected post offic-
ne Twentieth Century Club |
M Due to a number Of ..if-
I. actors the supper was perhaps
| : successful one ever held bv |
Much credit is due to the !
manner in which chairman !
I Lalls Of the supper commit |
Isged his part Of the arrange |
.as given whOle-hearted !
Y VI. ne members of the Post |
a'1llary who in tlrn, proved |
doubt that they we're not |
-lng but capable Of giving aid
= : y need to their local organ
], 10 Mrs. G. W. Robinson.
y. a''oelates on the supper ar
n committee much praise is
:. y part that they rendered To-
| n Ine supper so success
| \. 'g9lainunlty g.i at large, not
s,,.is sslf support in their gen.
Sss.s,o.ns towards the supper.
r,,,Jsal'edly supported by
i5ss5 me supper itself.
n. u = David c. Harrison Post 70
!. men men post and ambulance
sEbr. sio IN such high esteem
Sss,. Of d Legion Installed
!. sI.sion, ". Z. Matthews q In Ipe
Ve,. neTIy,elected !, ; { post ofiic,
| CoTmsss..i1o = follows: W. II. Ken
sa,Dd,aauill Creadick Ennis
c. ". J; A. Porteus,
4 Oak n II Grace, Assistant Ad-
I n, yoa., Anotts, ~. Finance Of
Cliff n, historian; Reuben
s'ssapt., Di,ver; William Min
Ssst d arms. Beside the