Welcome to

Sons of Confederate Veterans

Camp #868

"Tippah Tigers"
"If I ever disown, repudiate, or apologize for the Cause for which Lee fought and Jackson died, let the Lightning's of Heaven rend me,
and the scorn of all good men and true women be my portion. Sun, Moon, Stars, all fall on me when I cease to love The Confederacy. 'Tis the Cause, not the fate of the Cause, that is glorious!"
Major R.E. Wilson, C.S.A
Camp meetings are on the first Thursday of every month at New Life Pentecostal Church

1141 W. Cooper St., Ripley, MS   38663 at 7:00 p.m., unless otherwise noted.

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Page Last Updated

May 09, 2012
 Camp Officers
 Camp Commander:   Marty Hubbard                                        mhub1864@yahoo.com

1st Lt. Commander:    Bill Baker                                                billandsarahbaker@gmail.com

2nd Lt. Commander:   Larry Lamberth                                       

Adjutant:                     Mike Mauldin                                           mwmauldin@comcast.net

Historian:                    Mark Evans                                              jmevans3@yahoo.com

Sargent at Arms:          Monroe Jordan

Chaplain:                     Randall Hancock                                     randall_hancock@yahoo.com

Camp Surgeon:           Dr. Christopher Cummins                         giuseppe398@yahoo.com

Media Officer              Raymond Settle                                       rsettle@dixie-net.com

Camp Webmaster:       Tommy Rainey                                        tippahtigers@yahoo.com

 Mark Evans

Camp Historian's

Corner

Guest Speaker for our June 07, 2012 meeting will feature:

RANDY BISHOP

His topic for the night will be:

"Mississippi Battlefields"

Randy Bishop from Middleton, TN. He is a Tippah Tigers Camp
Member, Author and Educator. He will be discussing his new
book and will be available for signing your book.

June, July and August Speakers
Charge to the Sons of Confederate Veterans

"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 soldier's good name, the guardianship of his history, the emulation of his virtues, the perpetuation of those principles which he loved and which you love also, and those ideals which made him glorious and which you also cherish."


Lt. General Stephen Dill Lee, Commander General,
United Confederate Veterans,
New Orleans, Louisiana, April 25, 1906.
Your comments and suggestions
are welcomed.

Sign my Guest Book
Raymond Settle

Media Officer's

SpotLight
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Our Pledges


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Mississippi Division

Officers and Committees


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Sons of Confederate Veterans

General Headquarters

General Staff

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Camp Members Participation Section

We encourage any of our fellow camp members to contribute
any poems, stories, letters etc.  to this section they would like
to share with others in our camp.

ALL SUBMISSIONS wil be reviewed for approval before adding to our web page.

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"Save The Battle Flags" Members:
Comdr. Don Wright
Drew Lane
Tommy Rainey
Hon. Ron Stowers (Chair Emeritus)
Jim Huffman (Mascot)
Division Comdr. Bill Atkinson

BRICKS FOR BEAUVOIR
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In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, any copyrighted

material published herein is distributed under fair use

without profit or payment to those who are interested in receiving

the provided information for non-profit research and

educational purpose only.

Reference: http:www.law.cornell.eduuscode/17/107.shtml
Tippah County Confederate Monument

We are undertaking getting our Confederate Monument refurbished. It is going to be a long
and diligent task but it is something that needs to be done and it is up to us to see it through.
The Thomas Spight Chapter U.D.C. dedicated the statue in September 1911. I found an article
in an old Sentinel dated September 21, 1911 when the dedication was held. It was a wonderful
occasion for them as it will be for us once we finish our task .

To read the article and learn a little history on our Confederate Monument

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Second Brigade Commander SCV
Buddy Ellis

MISSISSIPPI MONUMENT AT
SHILOH NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD

Your help is needed in getting this project accomplished.

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Maj. Gen. William T. Martin Camp #590
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Natchez, Mississippi

Fall Issue 2011 "Jeff Davis Legion"

Allen Terrell does a great job for his camp and he is our State Editor....Mark Evans

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May 2012 Issue  "The Defender"

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Charles Kelly Barrow
Lt.Commander-in-Chief
Sons of Confederate Veterans


Gentlemen,
Please view the new SCV recruitment website

1800mysouth.com

Please use this site and share with others.
Also my new email address is ltcic@scv.org
Tippah Tigers SCV Camp Commander Marty Hubbard (C) presented membership credentials to new members James David Moore (L) and Mac Lowrey at the camp meeting May 3.
SCV Camp 868 "Tippah Tigers" held their regular meeting Thursday, April 05, 2012
at New Life Pentecostal Church.
Dr. Christopher Cummins
Camp Surgeon

"Chaplains' Corps Chronicles"
May 2012

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I would like to introduce you to the new MOS&B website

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Col. H.W. Gilmor Camp, No. 1388, SCV

"The Gilmor Blade" October, 2011

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Lt. Gen. Stephen Dill Lee's Caledonia Rifles
Camp 2140
Sons Of Confederate Veterans

Newsletter
June 2011

'The Charge'

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MSU Unveils New Civil War Website

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Civil War Archive Now Online

The collection has diaries and letters that describe the life of a soldier during the era.

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Tippah Tigers Perfect Attendance List

January thru May 2012 ... By:   Stacey Johnston

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"The Stainless Banner"
April 2012 Issue  To Read  Click Here
Tippah Tigers Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp was honored with a presentation by Shirley (Cartwright) McKenzie of Germantown, TN. Mrs. McKenzie was born in Booneville and traced her Cartwright ancestry to early Tippah County. Her presentation centered on seven Cartwright cousins who fought in the War for Southern Independence and the five who survived and returned to raise families in this area. Mrs. McKenzie is shown with Tippah Tigers Historian Mark Evans (L) and Media Officer Raymond Settle at the camp meeting May 3.
Tippah Tigers Cemetery Project

Tippah Tigers held a work day on their Cemetery Project
Saturday, February 25th.

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Pictures Taken By:   Lamar Criswell
CONFEDERATE
DECORATION DAY
Confederate Memorial Day
Monday, April 30, 2012
Tippah County Courthouse Square
Ripley, Mississippi
The State recognizes April as Confederate Heritage and History Month
and April 30th as Confederate Memorial Day

Check the below pictures of the Ceremony

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Pictures taken by:   Tommy Rainey

Tippah Tigers Guest Speakers
are now on You Tube

Now you will have the chance if you missed one of our Guest Speakers or
want to share it with someone else.

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Recorded and Posted by:   Robert Jackson