Kindly check over this list of names if you had a brother, son or any member of your family that was killed or died of disease during the World War. Kindly forward this information to D. Carlton Stephenson, Smithfield. If you know of anyone that ther eis doubt about, please help the American Legion get this data straight so the names may be placed on the monument that is to be erected to these men. This applies to both white and colored men of Johnston county. Help the American legion get this matter straightened out:
John B. Massey
Rexford L. Best
Wilbert F. Wellons
Joseph Lee Pierce
Henry Southard
Otho Durham
George W. Galloway
Herman Higgins
William Clarence Barbour
Edwin Smith Pou
Buck Hill
Millard T. Parrish
Jesse Alford
Hugh Coates
James C. Oliver
Maudius Godwin
Eugene Gallion
David Thomas Strickland
Ephraim Pittman Jr.
Ira B. Lee
Preston Woodard
Louis F. Wise
Leonard Moore
Fabian Lee
Charlies Johnson
William Wallace
Joseph Holden
Hubert L. Bridgen
Joseph Shade Wooten
Marvin L. Stuckey
Henry Langley
Walter E. Watson
Pearlie H. Harris
John R. Massey
Joseph W. Wall
Croual Woodard
Jackson W. Barham
Preston Woodard
The names that are in doubt are as follows:
James O. Driver
John Perry McCullers
Raymond J. Partin
William A. Jordan
Maine Bailey
Joseph W. Wall
Barney A. Benson
James H. Easom
From the front page of the Smithfield Herald, Tuesday morning, Aug. 17, 1926
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