Memorial Day Observed in Barnesville with Oration
Memorial Day in Barnesville featured a large crowd at Gordon Institute chapel. Maj. J. T. Hunt presided as master of ceremonies, and Col. S. N. Woodward delivered a lengthy oration praising the Old South and Confederate heroes, with songs, prayers, and floral decorations marking the event.
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Barnesville
Gordon Institute
Maj. J. T. Hunt
J. M. Brittain
Mittie Rose
Nannie Howard
J. C. Porch
F. M. Stafford
M. Kathryn Lockhart
Mary W. Lovelace
Maj. Hunt
Memorial Association
Col
S. N. Woodward
Lee and Civil War exploits shaped by Col. Woodward
Col Woodward extols Robert E Lee as the South’s guiding genius. He recalls Lee’s duty driven decisions from Virginia campaigns to Gettysburg and Chancellorsville, praising his sacrifice Arlington estate and urging young men to study his conduct and character.
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New South
Old South
Dixie
Ft. Sumter
Appomattox
Leonidas
Richard of
the Lion Heart
Imperial
Rome
Julius Caesar
Commonwealth of England
Cromwell
George Washington
Virginia
South
Richmond
John B. Gordon
Robert E. Lee
Col. Woodward
Gen. Lee
Lee
U. S. Army
Arlington
Heights
Washington
Marie Roberts
Army of Northern Virginia
John J. Ingalls
McCelland
Chicahominy
Jackson
Valley
Stonewall Jackson
Cold Harbor
Seven Pines
Fair Oaks
McClelland
Napoleon
Pope
Manassas
Longstreet
Maryland
Burnside
Chancellorsville
Rappahannock
Africa
Gettysburg
Cemetery Hill
Seminary Ridge
Picket
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Gol. S. N. Woodward
Confederacy
Johnston
Gordon
Stonewall Jacksons
Old Virginia
Grady
New England
Plymouth Rock
Ben Hill
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
B-ville
America
Oxford
Mopfis
Barnesville, GA
Crockery
C. B. Rouss
W. Hightower
Georgia
J. W. Hightower