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The Confederate Ball held Saturday evening was a great success. Music by "Unreconstructed" With
period dancing was a sight to see, and enjoyed by all..
Thanks to all the SCV members and families from around the state for making this Reunion a success.
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music by
"Unreconstructed"

Photo:Kenny Jernigan, Charles DuBose and Sparks Ramey of the C.S.S. Jackson and
C.S.S. Alabama; C.B. Glover, McLaws Camp [R]

Visitor Kenny and C.B. Glover of the McLaws Camp visit with Charles DuBose and
Sparks Ramey of the Longstreet Camp of south Fulton; Mr. Chrles DuBose, and Glover
are retired from the U.S. Navy; Mr. Ramey is a retiree from the U.S. Coast Guard.
DuBose and Ramey presented a program on the C.S.S. Jackson (built in Columbus, Ga.)
and the famous C.S.S. Alabama. The Alabama was and is the most successful merchant
raider in American naval history, capturing, sinking, or bonding 65 Union merchant
vessels. In addition, the Alabama sank one U.S. Navy warship in combat before
eventually being sunk herself after battle off the coast of France in 1864.
A great time was had at the 2009 SCV Camp 79 Christmas party. New State flags adorned
the walls completing our collection for all 13 Confederate States. New Members were sworn
in, Jay Whittman and Patrick Murphy.  Mitch Crabb was sworn in as the new Commander of
McLaws Camp 79.
John Lynch as 1st. Lt. Out going Commander, Scott Gilbert, was given honors for his long
and dedicated service to the camp and preserving our Confederate history.