White Temple

The Oregonian, 14 Jan 1918, page 14

An enthusiastic patriotic service at the White Temple—First Baptist Church—attracted a large attendance last night, when the service flag of the church, bearing 47 stars, was unveiled.

The music, under the direction of Harold Hurlbut, was appropriate and inspiring. The address of the evening was given by Rev. J. Sherman Wallace, of McMinnville. Upon the unfurling of the flag the entire congregation rose and sang “The Star-Spangled Banner.”

The stars, representing men in the immediate families of the church members, were placed in honor of the following:

• Barber, Major John R., Fort Bliss, El Paso Tex.
• Barber, Lieutenant-Colonel Alvin B., headquarters, A. E. F., France.
• Beckwith, Lieutenant J. A., U. S. S. Marblehead, care Postmaster, New York City.
• Brown, Lieutenant Everett B., Company I, 162d Regiment, A. E. F., France.
• Brown, Private Royal E., headquarters company, 162d Regiment, A. E. F., France.
• Burrow, Ruby L., first-class yeoman, U. S. Navy Bremerton, Wash.
• Dark, Howard A., Ordnance Department.
• Dolph, Colonel Cyrus A., Camp Upton, Yaphank, L. I.
• Dolph, Sergeant John M., Quartermaster’s Department, Fort Meyer, Va.
• Evans, Private Delbert R., Fifth Provisional Casualty Company, 148th Field Artillery Camp Hill Branch, Newport News, Va.
• Failing, Lieutenant John C., Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Florida.
• Feary, Joseph L., Ordnance Department, Rock Island Arsenal, Ill.
• Franscen, Corporal Leonard, Flying Department, 44th Squadron, Wilbur Wright Aviation Field, Fairfield, O.
• Greene, Major H. M., Base Hospital, Camp Lewis, Wash.
• Grider, Walter V., Company 9, Oregon Coast Artillery, Fort Stevens, Or.
• Hardwick, Corporal Walter, Third Battery, O. T. C., Camp Lewis, Wash.
• Hilton, Lieutenant Harold H., C. A. C., First Training Company, Fortress Monroe, Va.
• Howes, J. Marvin, Y. M. C. A. Army Headquarters, Camp Lewis, Wash.
• Irish, Merwin, Radio Service, Camp Lewis, Wash.
• Jennings, Edward C., C. F. C., A. E. F., France.
• Johnson, Corporal Garfield, Company B, 162d Regiment, A. E. F., France.
• Keeler, Private Minor S., Eighth Company, Oregon Coast Artillery (now home account illness).
• Keeler, Private William N., Base Hospital, Camp Lewis, Wash.
• Kibler, Sergeant H. R., Company C, 116th Engineers, A. E. F., France.
• Ordemann, Ed L., Ordnance Department, Rock Island Arsenal, Ill.
• Palmer, J. W., Y. M. C. A. Army Headquarters, France.
• Pendergrass, Victor, Aero Squadron, Camp Kelly, San Antonio, Tex.
• Prince, Richard W., Eighth Battalion, Company E, Signal Corps, Monterey, Cal.
• Runyan, Wilbur A., Engineer Reserves
• Singletary, Sergeant William R., Quartermaster’s Department, A. E. F.
• Simonson, Sergeant Herbert R., Company A, A. E. F., France.
• Sladen, Colonel Fred W., General Staff, War Department, Washington, D. C.
• Smith, Harry G., Company F, 18th Railway Engineers, A. E. F., France.
• Smith, Private Harry M., Headquarters Company, 364th Regiment, Camp Lewis, Wash.
• Smith, Cadet Talcott P., U. S. School of Aviation, Cornell University.
• Smith, Private Edward M., Company F, 162d Regiment, A. E. F., France.
• Sparks, Private Bert, 363d Field Hospital, Camp Lewis, Wash.
• Spooner, First Lieutenant Lloyd, instructor of musketry, Camp Lewis, Wash.
• Spooner, First Lieutenant Langdon H., Field Artillery.
• Spooner, Captain Clyde T., 363d Infantry, Camp Lewis, Wash.
• Stone, Corporal Paul D., Company E, 162d Regiment, A. E. F., France.
• Tenneson, Private Walter E., Company B, 162d Regiment, A. E. F., France.
• Waiste, Corporal Robert A., Company E, Fourth U. S. Engineers, Camp Greene, N. C.
• Ward, Joseph L., Third Squadron, A. S. S. C., Camp MacArthur, Waco, Tex.
• Woodworth, Corporal Lewis, 101st Aero Aquadron, A. E. F., France
• Wright, Clarence C., S. N. V., U. S. S. South Dakota, care Postmaster, New York City.
• Young, Private Harold, Company H, 162d Regiment, A. E. F., France.