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Tribute MatedFor War DeadCitv School* M ill 11 oh IMemorial Hite h*rFormer Student*Memorial exercis.-** pm.miik trll/iU to the 44 forrnei students of Anniston city schools who lost their lives in the service of thetr country during World War II will be held at Anniston High School Monday morning at 10 o'clock Col. George C. Nielsen, post commander at Fort McClellan, will be the principal speaker at the exercises, and he will be introduced by Col. H M Ayers The service Is being sponsored by the City Board of Education.Letter* announcing the exercises have been sent to the families of men being honored.Following Colonel Nielsen’* address, memorial certificates bound in leather will be presented to the next of ktn of each of the men who gave their lives in the war. The certificates carry the tribute of the students, faculty, and administration of the Anniston schools; on the leather cover are Inscribed the words, • Greater Love Hath No Man Than This ’*The former Anniston students who lost thetr lives in service a-# Davis Blewster, Harvey Davis. Clarence Gilmer, Spears Randall Lan-ford. Morris Pelham, Robert Daniel Rainwater, Turner Wtlllams-on, Grover Wade, Rudolph Bailev, Woodrow Hicks, Duke Williams, Paul Reyon. Eugene Houston Crump. Leon A Stanley. Jr , Robert Fr. v John Eugene Phillips, Weslev Roger Darden. Jr , F,arl Cowan Knowlton, Jr.. William O White.William Thomas Morton, Jr., ®di-
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Anniston Star
Anniston, Alabama, US
Fri, Nov 09, 1945
Page 7
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