The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-01
FREDERICKSBURG
SUMMER INSTITUTE
Express Appreciation of the Atten-
tion and Kindness Extended Them

In view of the numerous cOurtfsio
and friendly considerations extended
TO US during the past four weeks.we,
the faculty and students of the Fred
ericksburg Summer Normal. do here
by adopt the following resolutions:
/. Resolved, That special vote
OF thanks be rendered individually to
the following classes of citizens re-
siding in and outside this community
/. To Col. r. ID. Cole and his en-
terprising cO-wOrkers for their high
ly appreciated contributions TO our
enjoyable excursion to Whitewater
and to the delightful picnic at that
place.
? To the pastors representing the
various denominations of this city
for their laudable assistance render
ed in performing the devotional ex-
ercises and in otherwise advancing
the interests OF our Summer School.
3. To PrOfs. A. b. Chandler and
b. H. Russell for their sympathetic
encouragement and sincere cordiality
rendered to both faculty and stu
dents.
4 To the editors and reporters of
the local newspapers for their unset
fish loyalty in advertising and
publishing many items conducive to
the immediate interests and ultimate
welfare of this Summer School.
5. To Hon. J. T. Heflin, OF Ala
bama; Mr. A. b. Chandler, Mr. r.
c. Stearnes. Misses Stuart and Da-
shell for their instructing. en-
tcrtaining and highly appreciated al
dresses delivered before the faculty
and students Of the Fredericksburg
Summer Normal.
G. To Mrs Minnie Tompkins and
to Messrs. Henry Warden. Lee
Graves. Lynn Jones for their liberal
generosity displayed in rendering the
services OF their automobiles for the
enhancement OF the pleasure of the
faculty and OF other visitors connect
ed with the interests OF the Summer
Scheol.
Z. To the City School Board for
their kindness in permitting the
Summer School 10 use the excellent
and commOdious public school build
ing
8. To the postmaster and his as
sOciated officials for their numerous
courtesies extended upon every avail
able opportunity.
3. To the Starr Piano Co. for
It's kindness in voluntarily placing
the service of its pianos at the dis
pOsal of the Summer School.
10. To the Island Company for all
the accommodations and cOurtesles
extended the Summer School dur
ing the past four weeks.
IL. To Mr. r. ~ Brent for his un
selfishness in supplying the Summer
School with ice during the past ses-
sion.
IL. To Mr.. w. Z. Bradley and the
City Council OF Fredericksburg for
their liberal appropriation and for
their other sacrifices made in be
half of the Summer School.
10. To the kind and courteous
people of this community In gen
eral who during the past four weeks
have exercised every possible effort
that both faculty and students Of
the Summer School might realize a
profitable and an enjoyable time in
their midst.
H. Resolved, That these resolu-
tions be read in presence of the
members of the Summer School and
their acquiescence thereto be obtain
ed
III. Resolved, That these resolu-
tions be published in the local news
papers and that copy of same be
sent IN all parties included In above
resolutions who reside outside oi
the corporate limits Of Fredericks-
burg.