The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
TWO RESOLUTIONS
 BY CAMP HARDER
DIR. l., s. HANDLEY AND CAPT T. J.
 HICKMAN HONoRED AT MEMOIR
 IAL MEETING HELD BY THE s CAMP YESTERDAY

At the regular semi-annual meeting of
 Camp Hardee, United Confederate Vet
 erans, yesterday afternoon. resolutions
 in memoriam of the late Dr. l.. s. Hand
 ley and Comrade T. J. Hickman were
 adopted.
 The meeting was largely attended and a number of feeling addresses were made
 to the resolutions.
 The meeting was opened with prayer
 by the Rev. E. A. Wright, who read
 from Revelations. 1412-1s.
 Those speaking to the resolutions were E. G. Hewett, D. R. Dunlap, the Rev.
 E. A. Wright, c. M. Sturgis. J. P. Will
 loughby, Gen. John w. Bush. Judge N.
 B. Feagin and others. J. l.. Darby introduced the following resolution. which was adopted: "Be it resolved. That Camp Hardee ten ders its sincerest thanks to the members and friends who have contributed to the fund for purchasing the Christmas dinner for the old soldiers at Mountain Creek and to assure them that 1t will be a sue cess."
 Following are the resolutions on de- ceased members: REV. HUMAN 8. HANDLEY. Tn Memoriam. Camp Hardee mourns the death oi our beloved comrade, the Rev. Lumar S. Handley. He won the love. esteem and respect of every member of this camp. He was gallant Confederate soldier, contending for the right as he saw 1t. A member of Company A, Thir- ty-sixth Alabama, which regiment dis t,nguished itself and was led by that brave young officer. T. H. Hernden, in the battles of Chickamauga, Resaca, New Hope church and at Atlanta. having lost in killed and wounded 300 mon, and among the wounded was our much be- loved brother. This regiment was sur rendered at Meridian. Miss. He was a true and loyal member of our camp, and for long time officiated as its chaplain and supplemented his prayers with a short religious service, to the de- | light of every member. "When the Civil war was ended, with the same undaunted and heroic courage which characterized him upon the fields of battle he entered upon the duties ot civil and religious life. His walk and his work were with God. In the church | in the hospitals. at the bedside of tht | sick and the dying, every day or night | when and where his duty called him, h, was unceasing and unfiassing In his grea work of benevolence and widespread charity: therefore. be 1t Resolved. Q) That Birmingham, Jeffer son county, and the whole state of Ala tama has lost one of9their best. most | useful and devoted citizens.
 "Resolved, (N That Camp W. J. liar | dee No 30. has lost one of its most use
 ful and highly esteemed members.
 "Resolved, (s) That his church has los
 an able orator and a distinguishes preacher.
 "Resolved, (D That all the churches, O. whatever faith or denomination, have los 1 a friend whose heart was full of lov,
 and charity for all.
 Resolved, (5) That his bereaved famil, has lost a tender, loving husband ant | father.
 Resolved, (el That we commend tht spirit which prompts this community te erect a shaft or other memorial in com memoration of the life of our deceased brother and comrade.
 resolved. CD That we tender our deep est sympathy to his grief-stricken fam fly.
 Resolved, (S) That Camp Hardee be draped in mouping for Q days. Resolved. 60 Thst q copy of thess