The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-11

. held a special meeting to complete HI
s transaction OF business connected will
, their carnival
Following is an abridged ststenen
showing the outcome Of the entertain
ment:-
I Tstal receipts from all sources. 1881 o.
Total Expenditures. ..............219 3;
GAIN. n.................... .SlOl ~
Goods remaining on hand. ...... 500 0C
Quilt. t........... ................... .oV w
RESOLUTIONS.
The members OF Kearney Relief Cerpi
No. 5,ef White oaks.express their thanks
and gratitude in the following resolutions
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that we hereby extend our
hearty thanks to the people who so gener
on ly patronizsd our carnival; to Rev DR..
Lane for Invaluable assistance; to l.. w.
Stewart and the ladies and gentlemen
and Young people who helped to carry out
our program.
Resolved, that We gratefully acknowl-
~
| fresa ladies' outside oar der.
Resolved. ihat or thanks are especially
due and are hereby ten icred to Miss
Cherrills Parsons, oi St. Louis, to whose
pAtlsn! and untiriug Efforts we owe much
that was attractive and entertaining in
our pragrain, aid also to MIS-. LittelI Jr
for beautifully cinbrsidered w K c ban
ner'
Resol7ed. that we most sincersly thank
Commander Brown. Comrade Lansston
and others Of Kearncy Post G A II whose
efficient efforts helped to make our enter
tsinment success.
Resolved. that we tender our thanks to
Mr.. Geo. B Town for valuable sistance,
and TO the base ball club for donation OF
receipts taken at their special game.
Resolved. that our thanks are hereby |
rendered the two newspaper offices Of the
place for courtexies received and to Mai |
Cairey OF tho LEALER for donations OF |
printing
Resolved, that we hereby tender our
heartfelt thanks and gratitude 10 mem
bcrs of our order in other departments
who sent us their fratsrnal greeting and |
tokens of loving regard. To our noble |
generous sisters of Cal. W X c we are un
der obligations for their beautiful Offering
of cut flowers which cams like q loving
God speed 10 our liils band of loy al
workers.
Never before did the members ofKsarn
ey Relief Corps so fully realize che grand
eur of the order to whose objects we are
pledged as since these fratsrna greetings
have been received from the various corps
throughout the organization.
Past Nat President Kate y. Sherwood,
OF I oledo. Ohio, sent a handsome G y X
and " r c chart as her greeting. Past
Nat. Secretary Emma sibley Pease. Of
Toledo, Ohio, Past Nat. Presidents Eliz-
absth ID. Arcey Kinnc. Of San Francisco.
Cal, and Emma Stark Hampton. Of De
troit. Mich. Past Nat Sec. Amilla CLANCY,
VI bcuoit, MICH auu the PTAuu WOuluu
whs has been our National Treasurer ever
since our national organization, Lizabcth
A. Turner of Boston. Mass. our present
Nat. Pres. Charity Rusk Craig andNat.
Sec Hetue NJ Nicolas, both of Viroqua
Wis. all sent their fraternal greetings aad
God speed to our enterprise. as did also
Emily McCord. of Des Moines, Past Tres.
of the Iowa Department. Mrs Sarah Gal
Imp. president of Chas. II. Btevens Corps,
Leominster, Mass. Armills Chaney, pres
ident of Fairbanks Corps. Detroit, Mich,
who sent handsome articles for sale. The
Relief Corps of Los Angeles, San Jose,
San Diego, and Oakland. Dept. of Cal,
sent offerings of beautiful cut flowers but
the long distance was toe much for the
frail fragrant things and most of them
were too much withered and over heated
TO admit OF handling. But the beautiful
spirit that prompted the sending was as
fragrant and fresh in every box as the day
the flowers were cut. NJ, M. r.