The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
CAMP HARDEE In
REGULAR SESSION
NAMED TO DRAFT
RESOLUTIONS ON RECENT DEATHS
ou ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DIN
NER PLANNED FOR HOME

c uardee. United Confederate vet
a,..ps met in regular monthly session
rae+erdav afternoon at O'CLOCK
Tn the absence of Commander n a
.a,,o Iseltenant T. A. Hamilton pre-
sided. The meeting was wen a''eii''0
and there was considerable interest
The following committee was appoinleu
- nrenare suitable resolutions on inc
death of the Rev. DR.. L. s. Hanoiey'
q oxford, ]. P. willoughby' D. H.
D,nlan Mai James H. Fowles and Gen.
J. w Bush.
The following committee was named TO
draw resolutions on the death OF ooil.-
rade zealey: The Rev. e. A. Wright j.
T.. Darby and c. NJ Sturgis.
The following resolution, which was
a6onted. was introduced by Gen. j. w.
Rush. who was recently appointed by
Governor Conner as trustee for the SOL
diers, Home for the Ninth Congressional
district, to succeed the late Capt. w. c.
Ward:
.Whereas, Camp Hardee Is DESTROYS OF
having first-class Christmas dinner Tor
tho Confederate veterans at the Soldiers
Home, now, therefore, be 1t
"Resolved, That this camp offers the
opportunity to the generous and big
hearted citizens of Birmingham to con-
tribute the small and Insignificant sum
of one dime for the purpose OF buying
10 mammoth turkeys 1000 oysters and suf-
eoient cranberries for the occasion. We
only want one dime from 1000 people,
hill rar
naners are requested to receive contri-
buttons.
Miss Lillian Maddox was elected as
treasurer Of the fund. No. 216h North
Twenty-frst street.
The following contributions were re-
ported in the meeting: Howard E. Bush,
]. l.. Darby Lillian Maddox, j. T. Gar
retson, T. B. Afford, George e. Bush,
starr Kealhofer, J. w. Bush, p. A,
Wright, John G.. Smith, D. r. Dunlap,
C NJ Sturgis, T. H. Millsaps, John P.
Willoughby, T. A. Hamilton, j. F. Nc
Laughlin, James Fl. Fowles, carlos H.
Reese, John Morris, A. c. Oxford.
The following resolution of thanks was
submitted by J. T. Garretson:
Whereas our reunion has Just closed
with such a grand success, and such a
halo of praise from all quarters OF the
state therefore, be 1t
.eResolyed, % That we, the members of
Camp Hardee, do hereby tender our most
sincere and heartfelt thanks to the Cham
Der of Commerce, the Board of Trade,
Sons Of Veterans, and tho United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy. And each and
every committee connected Herewith and
each and every member of each and
every committee for the faithful and
efficient manner in which they all per-
formed their respective duties In imam
cling the same and making this reunion
perhaps the grandest state reunion Ala
bama has ever had.
Resolved ca That we tender our
thanks to the Chamber Of Commerce, the
Rcard of Trade, the Sons of Veterans
and the United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy for the beautiful and most en-
joyable entertainments given us by these
bodies.
.'Resolved, 90 that we tender our
thanks to the citizens of Birmingham
for the most hospitable manner In when
they entertained and cared for these GEAR
old heroes of the Civil war.
Resolved, "a That our thanks are most
heartily rendered to the various railroads
for the kind favors shown us in the way
of transportation.
Resolved, G) That we heartily approve
of and appreciate the kindness shown us
by the daily papers Of the city
Resolved, go That the daily papers De
requested to publish these resolutions,
Resolved, % That a copy OF these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes
of this camp"