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DECORATION DAY VDIAGE PROGRAMS WILL INaUDE PARADES AND EXEltCISES
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I^repdrntionK arp oompletf for thc.ob- aerfance of Decoration Day in all 'the villftgen throuirhout Nn««uu Cognty. Chtirch •ervlcw ot i mrmnrlal nature on, Kunduy will bo tho rommcncemont of the cpTemonies. On Monday par.iden .and exerclKpK to conform with the or- ca.<<k>n win bo held in many plac«-H.
(Jreenfield remeteiTr will b<> the Beene of part of the RxerciseB, particularly at tho O.A.It. plot. MemborH of the Am¬ erican Legion and Veterans of Foreign WarH ore cooperating to make this a memorial day In the trnent HcniK- of the word. Junior Order United Americnn Meehanic councilH have arranged for the decoration of the graves of each one of its deceased memberH. Frt>«'- port legion will convey flowmi to Oreenfleld cemetery in ^utomobllen for thOHe who cannot go hut.desired to re¬ member their loved onew.
Pr*f«port'.<i Decoration Day Plans D«'coratlon T>ay in Frei'port will tic celebrated with n long program undur the auapiccH of variou.s village organlK- ations banded together.
Ceremonies will begin Sunday morn¬ ing at the AT. K. Cburrh when a tablet win be unveiled to Corp. Harold fi.' Maaon who wnH killed while nghting in the I07th Inf., 27th DlvlBlon. Thf#e .' will be a .sermon by the pastor and an I addre.HH by f'haplain Benson late of the A. K. P. The O. A. H., Woman's Relief
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In Ilempatead, tho American Legion and O.A.R. will join in the memorial day ceremonleii. The observance will begin Hunday evening at 7:4.'> p. m. in the Hempstead Methodist Church, where the Rev. Saul O. Curtlse, pastor will make an appropriate address.
Monday morning, assemble will be blown at 9*16 a. ra. Members of the O.A.R., Legion, Junior Order of Am¬ erican Mechanics and others who in¬ tends to iiarticipate, will gather between Fulton Park and the railroad station. They will proceed from there to Green¬ field cemetery where short exercises will be held. Upon returning to the armory in Prospect street, the Woman's Relief Corps will serve refreshments.
Lin« of March in Hempstead
The parade will form as follows: Marshal Chaplain Marshal'.*) Aide Village Trustees Chamber of Commerco Band Co. M, 14th Regiment, N. O. firand Army of the Republic Woman's Relief Corps Bpanlsh War Veterans World War Veteran.i Red Cross >> Jr. O.U.A.M.
Other Civilian Organizations Roy Sceuts and School Children The program at the cemetery will be
with WUIi&m P. Cut-ley ma aide, the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign '^am and O.A.R. will Join in obHerran^e of Decoration Day.
Servlcen will begin Sunday morning, at the Kocicvllle Centre Biiptlst Church, where the Rev. Alexander Johnson will deliver an appropriate sermon to the Major General J. F. Rell Post. V.F.W.
one. The flower dteplay Will allently tell of a uniformity of purpose.
To Qhrc LosJon AoMriean Flag
At the conclusion of the march, a short memorial servlcei will be held be¬ fore the MemoriaJ boulder on Observer street. No lengthy addresses are sched uled. A representative of the Junior will give an American Flag to the Rock
This body will ajisemble at Post head- j vlile Centre Council Junior Order of
United American Mechanics. After its acceptance, there will be a flag salute. Three volleys will be fired by ii riflle ¦quad at tho conclusion.
Ceremonies at Monument In Garden City services will be bokl at the Cathedral Decoration Day at 9 o'clock. William Bradfor,} Turner Post will atend in a body and lead the march from the church to the Soldiers' Monument near the I,.I.R.R. station.
Corps, American Legion, and Woman's | brief and fitting to the occasion. It is
Auxiliary will act fogothor through tho day.
Monday nt 9 A. M. these organizations will attend a K. of C. mass in the Church of tho Holy Redeemer after Which they will journey to R-illroad Paric where the (tunnon belonging to the Legion will be dedlcatod.
t^ommander W. II. I'attor.fon of tho n. A. It. Post will formally prewnt the cannon to William Clinton Story Post, American I^eglon. Commander Harold K. Brown of the American Legion Post will receive it.
ConKre."wmiin Fred C. Hicks hns con¬ sented to come to Freeport fop.the'day. He will speak at tho cannon ceremon¬ ies.
To Dfidlrate Soldiers' (iraven
The next stoj) will be the Church Btreet cemetery. Ciravea of .soldiers will be decorated thci-c for the last time. Next yeur the Horvicea will prob¬ ably be in Greenfield, to which cemetery bodies in the Fre<^)ort coinetery are to be removed.
Following services at the cemetery »tli)«$« wlll^be /services at tho MiU Koud BiTdge for tfne dead oC tho navy. l..uncla- con will bo served in the (1. A. R, headquarters and In American Legion Headquarters under the auspices of the Woman's Relief Cor))s.
The American Legion requests that men who have uniforms wear them, but states that "civlos" will be wel¬ come. The colors presented to the Post by Mrs. Frod C. Story will be carried jtor the first time.
The Elks Band have donated its ser¬ vices and will play for the parade and ceremonies. The Legion has arranged to take flowers to the various cemeteries and hospitals (birlng the day and will have automobiles for that i)nrpt>se. It la requested that anyone who desires to have flowers sent to cemeteries, leave them at Post headquarters, I.O. O.F. Hall, Merrick road. George Chris¬ tie will be in charge ot the automobiles. Twenty or more are needed for the day. Those who will offer machines to the legion for this use will please notify George Christie before Sunday night.
All day long members of the Woman's Auxiliary and the Y.W.C.A. will sell Flanders Popples for the benefit of the Memorial Day Fund that takes care of
expected to be as follows:
Address of greeting—The Rev. Charles H. Snedeker, rector of St. Georg'a Epis¬ copal Church.
Scripture lesson—The Rev. Raul O. Curtice, pastor of the Hempstead Meth¬ odist Church.
Prayer—The Rev. William R. Meyer, pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Epiphany.
Decoration of A.E.F. Cross.
O.A.R, ceremony.
Addres.s—The Rev. Robert E. Boyle, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Loretto.
Woman's Relief Corps ceremony.
Address—The Rev. S. W. Stackhouse, pastor of the First Baptist Church.
Address—The Rev. M. L. Harvey, pa.s- tor of the A.M.K. Zion Churt^h.
Benediction.
The graves of the World War veter¬ ans will be decorated by the Hempstead
uartern at 10:1.5 a. m.
On Monday, the itartlclpantn in tho parade will ass*»mble nt Hlllsldf Field, members of the I>»gion and Vetemns and any other nonafflliate*! former s-r- vice men. In uniform if piifsible, at 2 o'clock.
Promptly at 2:30, the parade will start. The Marshall and his aides will proce«l through Hillside ave¬ nue to Clinton avenue, to iHempstead avenue, to Village avenue to the Mer¬ rick road to Lincoln avenue to .Smith street to Windermere place to Lenox road to Davidson place to Merrick road to Park avenue to Observer street to the Memorial boulder.
The Police Department, attired in new uniforms will head the procession, that Is t" follow. The firemen's band will Ik- immediately behind, followed by sur vivors r)f the Grand Army of the Repub¬ lic, SpaniBh%Amerlcan War Veterans, World War Veterans, members of the Junior Order of American Mechanics. Boy Scouts, Sire Department and other organizations which might desire to par ticipate.
To Carry New Banner* A coincidence of the parade will be the appearance in the Une of three new designation banners. The Veterans of 'Foreign Wars, which received its Post colors W'ednesdny, will carry them for the first time; the American Legion will appear with its new Post colors and the Fire Department will be designated by the new banner given to the department by Chief Waterman last week.
Since the poppy has been adopted as the official flower for Decoration Day, it is anticipated that every marcher, to gether with the spectators, will wear
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