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FEBRUARY 2003

Tennessee Division 2003 Reunion
May 2 & 3, 2003

Host Hotel
Paris Travelers Inn
1297 East Wood Street
Paris, Tennessee 38242
Phone No: 1 (731) 642-8881
Fax No: 1 (731) 644-2881
General Manager: Diane Dolliver
Room Rate: $55.00 per night
for King or Queen Beds
Cable TV, ESPN and HBO


There are seventy (70) room reserved they will be released after April 1, 2003 to the general public. All reservation will be to be made prior to the released date of April 1, 2003.
Registration forms are available online at:
http://www.ishamgharris.org/htdocs/reunion.htm

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Where is Paris, Tennessee?
It's a beautiful part of the country about 135 miles north of Memphis and about 125 miles west of Nashville. We are just a short 15 minute drive to Paris Landing State Park on picturesque Kentucky Lake.
The area is also "chock full" of things to do from shopping at antique malls to historical sightseeing to numerous forms of land and water-based recreation.

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SCV International Reunion
July 30 ~ Aug. 2, 2003 ~~ Charlotte, North Carolina: lO7th SCV National Reunion. Latest information: http://www.scvasheville2003.org/

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FORWARD THE CAUSE!

CAMP CHAPLAIN

Article 7 - Section # 7 of the Camp's constitution outlines the duties of the chaplain, please read it once again:
"The chaplain provides spiritual guidance to the camp. He shall represent the camp in times of bereavement. He shall periodically report to the Commander on the well being of members confined by illness. In the event of the death of a member he shall immediately notify the membership. He shall be responsible for the procurement of flowers, wreaths, or such other items incidental to the accomplishment of his duties."

Can the number seven (7) be a co-incidence here? Probably not as it is God's perfect number! Interesting is it not?

Now, to all the Dillard-Judd Camp members. Please help me carry out the duties of this office which can only be handled if each of you report illness, death or any other need that may arise that I may assist you in. If any member knows of such an occurrence or a need of a fellow camp member, please call or e-mail me as below. I am at your service.

Your Obedient Servant ~
David E. Curtis, Camp Chaplain
(931) 372-8660 or commandercurt@tnaccess.com
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The Dillard-Judd Camp contributes to 9/11 fund

The Dillard-Judd Camp has contributed funds to provide assistance to families of emergency relief personnel killed or disabled in connection with the terrorist attacks of Sept.11, 2001.

"The Dillard-Judd Camp 1828 of Cookeville, Tennessee is proud to honor the men and women who gave their all in the rescue efforts following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11," said Ed Butler, Commander of the Cookeville camp. "Sadly, many of these true American heroes paid the ultimate sacrifice, as our Confederate ancestors did also. We hope this small contribution will be a lasting tribute to them and a testimony to the spirit and resolve of our great country."