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1 RUCKER RANGERS NEWSLETTER Published Monthly February 2016 Gen. Edmond Winchester Rucker Chapter 2534 United Daughters of the Confederacy Enterprise, Alabama NEXT MEETING: Thurs., February 11, 2016, 4:30 pm 1 st United Methodist Church Gathering Room Program: The Great Escape (Donna Clark) Refreshments: Cathy Odom Coffee County Rangers Camp #911 12th Ala. Inf. Regt., Co D Sons of Confederate Veterans Enterprise, Alabama NEXT MEETING: Thurs., February 11, 2016, 7:00 pm 1 st United Methodist Church Gathering Room Program: Trivia Bowl Refreshments: Brian and Georgia Fleming UPCOMING EVENTS February February Gen. Edmond W. Rucker Chapter social meeting, 5:00 pm at Mom s Family Restaurant, 2200 Ozark Hwy., Enterprise February 27 General Henry D. Clayton District Meeting, PoFolks Restaurant, 650 Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise March March 5 Spring Muster, Confederate Flag Day, Confederate Veterans Memorial Park, U.S. Hwy 331 Crenshaw County Alabama 12:00 pm - until. OFFICERS UDC President... Donna Clark 1 st Vice President... Holly Muller Secretary/Treasurer... Patsy B. Richter SCV Commander...Joe E. Clark, Jr. 1 st Lieutenant Commander...Mack Lott 2 nd Lieutenant Commander... Ray Kyle Adjutant... John Kolkman VISIT OUR WEBSITES Coffee County Rangers: Gen. Edmond Winchester Rucker 2534: Camp 911 Facebook: terprise/ SCV YouTube Channel:
2 February Birthdays & Anniversaries February 1, 1861 Texas secedes from the Union. February 3, 1807 Birthday of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston Farmville, Virginia February 8, 1861 Provisional Confederate Constitution is adopted Confederate Constitution Day February 17, 1864 CSS H. L. Hunley first submarine to sink an enemy ship February 18, 1861 Inauguration of President Jefferson Davis February 6, 1832 Birthday of Maj. Gen. John Brown Gordon, 1 st Commander-in-Chief of the United Confederate Veterans Upson County, Georgia February 18, 1817 Birthday of Brig. Gen. Lewis Armistead New Bern, North Carolina February 6, 1833 Birthday of Maj. Gen. J. E. B. Stuart Patrick County, Virginia February 7, 1861 Choctaw Nation declares alliance with the Confederacy February 20, 1861 Confederate States Navy founded February 8-9, 1861 Confederate States of America formed with Jefferson Davis as President
3 Gen. Robert E. Lee Birthday On January 23, members of Camp 911 and Gen. Edmond W. Rucker Chapter joined compatriots at the Alabama Department of Archives and History for a celebration of the birthday of Gen. Robert E. Lee. We enjoyed Confederate music by the Un-Reconstructed String Band, and a special program by General Robert E. Lee himself. Camp 911 Color Guard serves as the Division Color Guard General Lee Chapter Social Meeting Gen. Edmond W. Rucker 2534 has added the in between our regular meetings social gathering as a regular monthly event. We meet at Moms Family Restaurant on the Ozark Highway in Enterprise at 5:00 pm on the last Thursday of each month. All members and prospective members are invited to attend. If you cant make it by 5:00, come when you can. This is a casual meeting. We order off the restaurant menu, or just have a cup of coffee. Those of us who have attended over the last few months have enjoyed a chance to get to know each other better. Come join us on February 25 th!
4 Confederate Trivia by Georgia Fleming All of these young men were well-known figures during the War Between the States. Can you identify them by their pre-war photographs?
5 To you, Sons of Confederate Veterans we will commit the vindication of the cause for which we fought, to your strength will be given the defense of the Confederate soldiers good name, the guardianship of his history, the emulation of his virtues, the perpetuation of those principles which he loves and which you love also, and those ideals which made him glorious and which you also cherish. Lt. Gen. Stephen D. Lee, Commander General, United Confederate Veterans, New Orleans, Louisiana The patriot volunteer, fighting for country and his rights, makes the most reliable soldier on earth.." Lt. Gen. Thomas J. Jackson Trivia Answers 1. Thomas J. Jackson; 2. P. G. T. Beauregard; 3. William T. Sherman; 4. J. E. B. Stuart; 5. Nathan Bedford Forrest; 6. Jefferson Davis; 7. Ulysses S. Grant; 8. Robert E. Lee; 9. Abraham Lincoln Important Reminders Ladies, the Benevolent Committee is asking us to bring PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY to the February meeting. Please continue to bring canceled stamps and coupons for our soldiers. We are still collecting hotel soaps and lotions also.
6 Spring Muster Confederate Flag Day Confederate Veterans Memorial Park U.S. Hwy 331 Crenshaw County Alabama March 5, 2016 at 12:00 P.M. until The 56 Foot flag pole and park is on the east side of the Four lane U.S. Hwy 331, 3 miles north of Brantley, Alabama or 6 miles South of Luverne, Alabama next to the Dry Creek RV Park and can be seen for about a mile in both directions. This Muster is for any SCV or UDC Member throughout the State and South and we are also asking everyone interest in their Southern Heritage to come and assist with the Muster and Confederate Flag Day. Come in uniform, period dress or any way you can. The colors will be posted at 12:00 followed by a cannon and rifle salute. Although plans are incomplete at this time, in the afternoon there will be a program on Confederate flags. We need everyone to bring their Confederate flags and we hope to be able to post them in great numbers along US Hwy 331 for everyone that passes to see them. This is a major travel route to and from the Beach and will be seen by thousands. This park is not just for Camp #396 and the Southeast Brigade but for the whole Alabama Division Sons of Confederate Veterans. We hope by placing and dedicating this as Confederate Veterans Memorial park, other Camps will see what can be done and will try to have parks in all parts of our great state of Alabama. This park already has a Confederate Monument and 4 20 flag poles for the Bonnie Blue, First National, Second National, Third National, Flags, power, water, picnic tables, cannon, covered bulletin board, chain link fence and will allow other CSA monuments to be placed in it. There will be plenty of parking in the RV park and place for tables and tents to be set up. We need all the assistance we can get with donations to finish this park, there isnt another like it. Donations are not required but if you cannot attend and would like to contribute to help finish the park, donations may be sent to David Coggins 434 E. 10 th St., Luverne, Alabama or Joe Clark 1556 Seminole Cir., Elba, Alabama Every dollar will help. Joe Clark David E. Coggins Commander Southeast Brigade Alabama SCV Commander Camp #396 Ben Bricken Commander Camp #911 Coffee County Rangers
7 From the Confederate Veteran September/October 2015: The SCV will be celebrating the upcoming Confederate Flag Day, which is in the SCV Standing Orders as March 4. Each member is encouraged to fly a Confederate Flag on March 4, The logic behind this date is that March 4, 1861 is when First National Flag (Stars and Bars) was hoisted over the Confederate Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama Confederate Veteran and on March 4, 1865 President Jefferson Davis signed a bill into law creating the Third National Flag. On Saturday, March 5, 2016 every Division and every camp without a Division will sponsor a Flag Day observance somewhere within their state. Past Commander-in-Chief Chuck McMichael has agreed to be the national coordinator of this occurrence and will be sending out a format for all Divisions and camps without Divisions to follow. Once times and locations are determined, PCIC McMichael will make them public so members are aware of the particulars. Be sure to mark your calendar now so you and your family can attend. Charles Kelly Barrow Fleming Multimedia 122 S. Main St., Enterprise, AL COMPUTER SALES & SERVICE Brian Fleming, Owner To place an advertisement, greeting or memorial in the newsletter, contact Brian or Georgia Fleming at or Georgia hyacinth@ala.net or Brian mpegcd@yahoo.com Gen. Edmond Winchester Rucker Chapter 2534
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