ONE WALTON VOLUNTEER BACK HOME FROM CAMP
The local selective service board has received word that one of the contingent of Walton county men, Joe Howard, who left for Camp Blanding on last Wednesday, had failed to pass the strict physical examination given at that place to all young men, and has returned to his home. Mr. Howard, as had the other three to go at that time, had volunteered his services for the year's training.
Albert Richards has been selected to go to fill out the quota for this call, and will leave on Tuesday, January 28, 1941.
Two colored boys, John Wesley Andrews and Robert Oree, left yesterday for the training camp.
Voice of the People; Vol 5, No. 8; DeFuniak Springs, Florida; Friday, January 24, 1941; Pg4.
The local selective service board has received word that one of the contingent of Walton county men, Joe Howard, who left for Camp Blanding on last Wednesday, had failed to pass the strict physical examination given at that place to all young men, and has returned to his home. Mr. Howard, as had the other three to go at that time, had volunteered his services for the year's training.
Albert Richards has been selected to go to fill out the quota for this call, and will leave on Tuesday, January 28, 1941.
Two colored boys, John Wesley Andrews and Robert Oree, left yesterday for the training camp.
Voice of the People; Vol 5, No. 8; DeFuniak Springs, Florida; Friday, January 24, 1941; Pg4.
ONE WALTON VOLUNTEER BACK HOME FROM CAMP
The local selective service board has received word that one of the contingent of Walton county men, Joe Howard, who left for Camp Blanding on last Wednesday, had failed to pass the strict physical examination given at that place to all young men, and has returned to his home. Mr. Howard, as had the other three to go at that time, had volunteered his services for the year's training.
Albert Richards has been selected to go to fill out the quota for this call, and will leave on Tuesday, January 28, 1941.
Two colored boys, John Wesley Andrews and Robert Oree, left yesterday for the training camp.
Voice of the People; Vol 5, No. 8; DeFuniak Springs, Florida; Friday, January 24, 1941; Pg4.
The local selective service board has received word that one of the contingent of Walton county men, Joe Howard, who left for Camp Blanding on last Wednesday, had failed to pass the strict physical examination given at that place to all young men, and has returned to his home. Mr. Howard, as had the other three to go at that time, had volunteered his services for the year's training.
Albert Richards has been selected to go to fill out the quota for this call, and will leave on Tuesday, January 28, 1941.
Two colored boys, John Wesley Andrews and Robert Oree, left yesterday for the training camp.
Voice of the People; Vol 5, No. 8; DeFuniak Springs, Florida; Friday, January 24, 1941; Pg4.
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