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Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1918

Page

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University Opens With War Time Exercises At Ole Miss

Ole Miss inaugurates a wartime program as 647 colleges join the Students Army Training Corps celebration. Chancellor Powers notes service flag displays and sacrifices of volunteers. Capt J E Black reads messages from Wilson Crow and March. Prof Worley to direct music. Vernon Dalhart entertains. Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls urge Liberty Loan.

Ulag Mississippi Uni Army Corps Uncle Sam Powers G. T. Fitzhugh Memphis Ole Miss America J. E. Black Wilson Crow March C. Worley Greenwood Vernon Dalhart Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls

Bilbo Would Be Flyer in Flying Corps Plan

Jackson Mississippi October 2 Governor Bilbo in Washington pursues a role in the flying corps to France. Lieutenant Governor Russell, nursing a sling from a Ford mishap in Oxford weeks ago, handles executive duties with his customary courtesy.

Jackson Miss Gov. Bilbo Washington Flyng Corps France Gov Russell Oxford

Go To Sunday School Day at Baptist Church

Next Sunday is Go To Sunday School Day at the Baptist Church. Rev. Lawrence of Jackson Miss will attend and lead activities and services.

The Baptist Church Lawrence Jackson, Miss

Volunteer Day in Oxford Raises 27650 for Liberty Loan

The Woman's Liberty Loan Committee and local volunteers organized a Volunteer Day in Oxford to collect Fourth Liberty Loan subscriptions. Weathered conditions did not dampen results as $27,650 was raised at three banks and the Federal Building. Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts led singing of patriotic songs, with Richie Hume as bugler and Master Henry Minor Faser in scout uniform bearing an American flag. The event featured support from the Men's Committee and notable local organizers including Mrs Facer and Miss Daisy Plant.

Woman's Liberty Loan Committee Oxford University Facer Daisy Plant Nina Somerville Torrey Longest Buffaloe, Sr Paul Ramey Esther Linder Sultan Myrtle Ramey Federal Building Miss Buffaloe Henry Minor Faser Richie Hume Alley Ao

Liberty Bond Meetings Scheduled Across Communities

A list of towns and times for Thursday October 10 shows community meetings to inform residents about the Fourth Liberty Loan. Gatherings at colleges churches schools urge prompt assembly and include war songs to promote bond purchases.

Dallas Spring Hill Dog Town Cornish Tula Webb Delay Pine Flat Paris Pleasant Ridge Live Oak

Speaking Dates Announced for Fourth Liberty Loan Meetings

Fourth Liberty Loan meetings have been arranged in La fayette County with speakers secured. On Tuesday Oct 8 Taylor at 10:00 pm Burgess at 10:00 am Free Springs at 11:00 am Union at 1:00 pm and Dillard at 1:00 pm.

Liberty Loan Lafayette County Taylor Burgess Free Springs Union Dillard

Don’t Let the Son Go Down Liberty Bond Appeal

A vintage war time appeal urges citizens to line up and sign up to buy Liberty Bonds to support sons serving overseas against the German Crown. The poem-like message stresses immediate action and national duty.

Buy a Bond for Liberty in World War II Appeal

A wartime appeal urges Liberty Bond purchases to support Allied forces. George M. Knight, county chairman, and R. L. Tomlinson, director, champion funds to back Americans fighting in France and across the sea, stressing national unity and 100 percent patriotism.

France Westen Lafayette Liberty Loan Geo. M. Knight R. L. Tomlinson

Soldier from Western Front to speak in Oxford event

Private Hugh E. Johnson of Company B, 104 Twenty-Sixth Division, will appear on the Liberty Loan Exhibit Train visiting Oxford Mississippi on Saturday October 8th. The train arrives 8 30 am leaves 10 30 am visitors may view war trophies and exhibits. Johnson from Hurtsville Alabama shares his wartime experiences and recovery after an arm amputation.

Privae Hugh E. Johnson Oxford Miss Down-On L. Hurtsville Alabama

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