  | | | | | | | Grady Allen
U.S.S. Susquehanna | | Pvt. William F. Bailey
Battery E
117th Field Artillery | | Pvt. Charles Bailey
Battery D
117th Field Artillery | | Pvt. James Arthur Bates
38th Co. 10th Tr. Btn.
157th Depot Brigade | | | | | | | | | Pvt. William A. Blanks
Hdqtrs. Military Police | | Pvt. Walter Blackwell
57th Company
M.T.C. | | Lieut. J. Mem Bohannon
Company I
167th Infantry | | Pvt. Walter T. Bohannon
Cavalry Camp Remount | | | | | | | | | Bugler Henry J. Brannon
Battery F
50th Artillery C.A.C. | | Douglas Brittingham
U.S.S. Pennsylvania | | Pvt. Poet Canady
Company C
321st Infantry | | Pvt. Alsberry Carlisle
9th Company
167th Infantry | | | | | | | | | Pvt. Johnnie E. Carriker
Truck Company 2
106th Am. Train | | Cook Eddie L. Crawford
Hdqtrs. Troop
4th Division | | Pvt. Robert R. Crawford
Company A
29th Mach. Gun Btn. | | Pvt. J. Ben Crenshaw
57th Company
M.T.D. | | | | | | | | | Pvt. Amos M. Crenshaw
Cas. Company 465 | | Pvt. Roy Culberson
Company H
328th Infantry | | Pvt. Ocie Lee Deloach
F.R.S. 327 | | Pvt. Richmond Earles
Company 5
H.Q.R.S. | | | | | | | | | Pvt. Joseph A. Fobus
Battery E
117th Field Artillery | | Pvt. Rufus M. Foster
327th Field Hospital
307th San. Train | | Luther Frazier
Sub Chaser 204 | | Pvt. W. A. Fuller
Supply Co.
321st Infantry | | | | | | | | | Sgt. Jessee L. Glass
A.P.O. 927 | | Pvt. Keener Gray
3d Prov. Company
O.A.R.D. | | Pvt. Austin M. Hornsby
Hdqtrs. Company
17th Infantry | | Pvt. Ronald E. James
Battery D
114th Field Artillery | | | | | | | | | Pvt. Olin Johnson
Company D
89th Infantry | | Pvt. James Lee Johnson
21st Company
R.R.D. | | Cook Ellis Joseph
Base Hospital | | Pvt. Oscar W. Kent
260th Company
130th Btn. M.P.C. | | | | | | | | | Hugh S. Bates
Naval Training Station | | Pvt. Ocie Laney
Supply Company
10th F.A., A.P.O. 740 | | Sgt. Thomas Landreth
Company F
17th Infantry | | Pvt. S. H. Lauderdale
69th Company
6th Group | | | | | | | | | Sgt. Homer McClendon
Company B
U.S.A. Gen. Hosp. 36 | | Sgt. Sam McDonald
Company F
167th Infantry | | Pvt. Benjamin F. McGarr
Battery F
7th Field Artillery | | Pvt. William C. Manning
Company B
47th Reg. T.C. | | | | | | | | | Eulos Moon
U.S. Naval Air Station | | Clarence Morris
U.S.S. Cincinnati | | James M. Newton
U.S.S. Anniston | | Pvt. Will O’Neal
Cas. Company 61
162d Depot Brigade | | | | | | | | | Pvt. Amos Orrick
Troop A
14th Cavalry | | Pvt. Fred Perryman
Company M
49th Infantry | | Pvt. Luther Shelnut
Cas. Company 43
162d Depot Brigade | | Pvt. Walter Lee Smith
4th Company
O.A.R.D. Automatic | | | | | | | | | Pvt. Douglas M. Smith
Hdqtrs. Company
57th Infantry | | Pvt. G. F. Tankersley
Battery E
117th Field Artillery | | Pvt. Zachery Thompson
71st Company
6th Group M.T.D. | | Pvt. J. O. Threadgill
17th Company
162d Depot Brigade | | | | | | | | | Ellis Waller
Naval Training Station
Reg. 4 Sec. 9 | | Sgt. Luke Wesson
Supply Company
167th Infantry | | Pvt. Walter H. Whatley
3d Ordnance Guard Co. | | Pvt. Johnnie Williams
Bakery Company 358 | | | Pvt. Tommy Young
Company G 2d
Training Regiment | Roll of Honor † Died of disease‡ Killed in action Allen, Grady
Bailey, Charles
Bailey, William F.
Bassett, Bryant
Bates, Hugh S.
Bates, James Arthur
Blackwell, Walter
Blanks, William A.
‡Bohannon, J. Mem
†Bohannon, Walter T.
Boon, Grady
Brannon, Henry J.
Brittingham, Douglas
Canady, Poet
Carlisle, Alsberry
Carriker, Johnnie E.
Crawford, Eddie L.
Crawford, Robert R.
Crenshaw, Amos M.
Crenshaw, J. Ben
Crowder, Otis
Culberson, Roy
Daniel, Eugene R.
Deloach, Ocie Lee
Earles, Richmond
Earles, Schusler
Fobus, Joseph Adie
Foster, Rufus M.
Foster, Walter Lee
Frazier, Luther
Fuller, W. A.
Glass, Jessee L.
Gray, Keener
Hornsby, Austin M.
James, Ronald E.
‡Johnson, James Lee | | Johnson, Olin
Joseph, Ellis
Kent, Oscar W.
Landreth, Thomas
Laney, Ocie
‡Lauderdale, S. H.
Manning, William C.
Moon, Eulos
Morris, Clarence
McClendon, Homer
McDonald, Sam
McGarr, Benjamin F.
Newton, James M.
O’Neal, Will
Orrick, Amos
‡Perryman, Fred
Roberts, Andrew
Shelnut, Luther
Smith, Charles M.
Smith, Douglas M.
Smith, Walter Lee
‡Stanfield, Charlie D.
Stephens, Albert E.
Tankersley, George F.
Thompson, Zachary
Threadgill, J. O.
Tyson, Fred
Waller, Ellis
Wesson, Luke
Whatley, Walter H.
Williams, Johnnie
Young, Tommy | Colored Brooks, Jess
Finley, Alton
Ison, Guss | | Taylor, Guy
Taylor, Manual
Winston, Frank | Extracts of Appreciation “I appreciate all the letters which you have written to me and it certainly livens a fellow up and makes him feel good to receive all the news from home and know just what is being done.” “I am proud to be represented in the service flag.” “Am glad to hear from you and to know that you are doing such wonderful work for the boys.” “Thanking you all for the joy that comes with your ever welcome letters.” “I want you to tell your fellow members in the War Service Station that as a man in the service I can heartily appreciate the work you are doing for the benefit of the men in the service and I think it is a splendid thing.” “Please accept my sincere thanks for all the letters, magazines and other things you have sent.” “Thanking you for remembering me and wishing you much success with your work.” “Am sure this system will prove a success as the boys will all appreciate the work of the Service Station.” “I am grateful to you and proud of our War Service Station.” “I am sure the good work that the Langdale War Service Station is doing for the boys in the service is very much appreciated. No one has an idea what it means until they are in the Service and are remembered as we are by the Service Station.” “Can assure you that your letters and all good work is more than appreciated.” “My best wishes for a prosperous Station, but then how could it be otherwise when it is for the good of Democracy and especially for the Liberty of these dear old ‘United States’.” “I am not going to try to thank you for all the good news and letters I received when I reached port, this time. It was just grand.” “If you could visit this place once, my dear friends, you would know what a good place the U. S. A. is. Everything is out of date, even the women are all curious looking.” “It may be six or eight months before I get back to dear old Langdale. Of course it seems very hard to stay, but if my country needs me I am willing.” WAR SERVICE COMMITTEE, Langdale W. H. Enloe, chairman W. T. Draper A. C. Boyd
C. M. Moore W. L. Clark Miss Ollie Gardner, secretary RED CROSS WORK ROOM, Langdale WAR SERVICE STATION, Langdale INTERIOR WAR SERVICE STATION, Langdale Committees Subscriptions to First Liberty Loan were through
the bank and we have no record of them.
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN
Subscription, $5,000.00
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
L. Lanier, V.-Chairman of Chambers Co.
W. H. Enloe, Chairman of Langdale
Subscription, $40,600.00
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
L. Lanier, V.-Chairman of Chambers Co.
Carl. M. Moore, Chairman of Langdale
Subscription, $14,900.00
UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
A. C. Boyd, Chairman of Langdale
Subscription, $1,797.75
Y. M. C. A.
Subscription, $625.00
VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN
W. H. Enloe, Chairman
Subscription, $10,100.00 | | FIRST RED CROSS WAR FUND
W. H. Enloe, Chairman of Langdale
Subscription, $2,353.02
SECOND RED CROSS WAR FUND
L. Lanier, Chairman of Chambers Co.
W. H. Enloe, Chairman of Langdale
Subscription, $2,390.03
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
A. C. Boyd, Chairman of Chambers Co.
Geo. T. Johnson, Chairman of Langdale
Subscription, $32,000.00
LANGDALE CHAPTER RED CROSS
Mrs. L. Lanier, Chairman
FOUR-MINUTE-MEN
Carl M. Moore, Chairman
A. C. Boyd
W. H. Enloe
W. L. Clark
W. T. Draper
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE
Carl Moore, Chairman
Subscription, $160.00 | | | Total | | Liberty and Victory Loans | | $70,600.00 | | Membership and Subscription Red Cross | | 4,743.05 | | Y. M. C. A. | | 625.00 | | Salvation Army | | 160.00 | | United War Fund | | 1,797.75 | | War Saving Stamps | | 32,000.00 | Committee Report | Letters written boys in Service | | 894 | | Letters from boys in Service | | 263 | | Miscellaneous letters written | | 564 | | Number of parcels or packages forwarded | | 363 | | Number of visitors at Station | | 1623 | | Boys leaving during month for Service | | Total number in Service | | 74 | | Number of Bulletins mailed | | 1153 | | Killed in action | | 4 | | Died of wounds | | 1 | | Died of disease | | 1 | | Wounded | | 2 | From Langdale Red Cross | Sweaters | | 56 | | Sox, pairs | | 166 | | Triangular bandages | | 326 | | T bandages | | 292 | | Abdominal bandages | | 255 | | Bed shirts | | 92 | | Hospital shirts | | 10 | | Refugee aprons | | 45 | | Refugee dresses | | 20 | | Pajamas, pairs | | 24 | | Operating robes | | 12 | | Refugee garments | | 1202 | | Bath towels | | 100 | | Shoes, pairs | | 13 | Junior Red Cross | Triangular bandages | | 50 | | Refugee garments | | 167 | | Cash | | $5.00 | | Scrap books | | 30 | | Barrels of nuts collected | | 4 | | Pounds of tinfoil collected | | 15 | | Property bags | | 20 |
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