1915 Roanoke Confederate Memorial Day Program, Randolph, Alabama

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PROGRAM
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Confederate Memorial Day to Be Celebrated in Roanoke Monday, April 26, 1915.

Aiken-Smith Camp U.C.V., meets at 10 a.m., in Wood’s Hall.
Dinner served to Veterans on lower floor of Masonic Temple at 12 o’clock.
Exercises at College Hall at 1:30 p.m. as follows:

Music.

Prayer—Dr. J. R. HOOD, Chaplain, Camp Aiken-Smith.

Graetings [sic] to Old Confeds—William WRIGHT.

Music.

Our Meet up at Richmond—Miss Mary TAYLOR.

Dixie.

Address—Hon. Geo. A. SORRELL, of Alexander City.

Music.

March to Cemeteries.
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Master of Ceremonies—Rev. E. M. GLENN.

Director of Music—Miss [Fannie] DOBBS.

Marshal of the Day—Gen. B. F. WEATHERS.

Aides—F. M. HANDLEY,
     J. W. STEWART,
     A. J. DRIVER.

Committee on Dinner—Mrs. W. Y. CHEWNING, chairman;
  Mesdames
    M. W. CARLISLE,
    J. C. WRIGHT,
    J. L. BRADSHAW,
    J. G. WHEELER,
    T. C. GOODWIN,
    W. H. BRITTAIN,
    J. M. BELCHER,
    E. P. NEWMAN,
    J. P. LILES,
    A. A. MOOTY,
    A. C. MOORE,
    W. J. MANN;
  Messrs.
    W. F. USSERY,
    F. P. NICHOLS,
    G. H. HANDLEY,
    J. P. RADNEY,
    W. M. BRYANT,
    E. R. TAYLOR,
    W. H. MANN.

Serving Committee:
  Misses
    Addie STRIPLIN,
    Willie NICHOLS,
    Mattie Will EAST,
    Lesa KIRK,
    Irene WOOD,
    Margaret SCHUESSLER,
    Alpha SNOW.

To Decorate Hall:
    Mrs. W. F. HANDLEY, chairman;
    Mrs. A. L. WEAVER,
    Mrs. H. G. RUGGLES,
    Mrs. Elizabeth DRIVER,
    Mrs. A. J. LANGLEY,
    Misses
      Lulian TAYLOR,
      Lurline PARRISH, and
      Sarah BRITTAIN;
    Messrs.
      W. F. HANDLEY,
      W. B. TURBEVILLE,
      Emmett MULDREW,
      Weyman SNUGGS,
      G. T. ANGLIN.

Committee on Outdoor Decorations:
    Mrs. F. M. HORNSBY, chairman;
    Mrs. W. T. A. HUEY,
    Mrs. J. B. BELCHER,
    Miss Willie HARPER,
    Miss Ida RYAN;
    Messrs.
      B. G. SANDERS,
      R. J. HOOTON,
      Maddox BRITTAIN,
      B. O. DRIVER.

Committee on Finance:
    W. Y. CHEWNING, chairman;
    B. F. WEATHERS,
    W. W. WOOD.

Flower Girls:
    Ida Lee KYLE,
    Mary Beth TATUM,
    Glenice HIGGINS,
    Jennie Dell SIMMS,
    Evelyn EAST,
    Ethel Blanche TAYLOR,
    Julia REID,
    Jeanette NEWMAN,
    Louise TIDWELL,
    Macie SMITH,
    Theo MOORE,
    Clementine HOOPER,
    Miss Mattie Jeff BELCHER, manager.

USHERS:
    Weyman SNUGGS, chief;
    W. B. TURBEVILLE,
    Emmett MULDREW,
    Frank BEVIS,
    Mitchell CLEMMONS,
    Zelma YATES.

[From The Roanoke Leader (Randolph County, Alabama), 21 April 1915, p.1]