The Harrison times., 1915-05-22

Harrison for splendid music on this
occasion
The newspapers Of Harrison and
their publishers and families are eu.
titled to our lasting gratitude for
the manner in which they featured
our coming and our sessions, and
for their extreme pleasure in helping
to make our visit to Harrison prof.
liable and enjoyable, We recognize
in the press Of Harrison strength
and influence that do credit 70 the
| Arkansas Press Association and
congratulate Harrison and Boone
county
Rc,olycd further, that the mem
bers Of this association feel under
lasting Obligations to the Missouri
| & North Arkansas Railroad, tne
Iron Mountain Railroad, and the
Rock Island Railroad for courteSies
which these roads have through
their officials and representatives,
extended TO us on the occasion of
this meeting
We acknowledge with greattul ap.
probation the efforts Of our friends
in the 4Oth General Assembly Of Ark.
kansas against inimical legislation,
and especially thank Hon, Sam
Rock Of Yell county, Hon Tom
Wilson OF Jefferson, Hon, Ben l.,
Griffin Of Pulaski, Hon, Y, 0, Bee.
son OF Couway, Hon, Lewis Joseph
Of Miller, Senators Douty Of Benton,
Mccall Of Yell, Burgess Of Pope and
Owen Of Marion, for services IN be,
half Of the Publicity Act when 10y.
atty 20 a loyal press was needed.
Be it further resolved that this
Association deeply appreciate the
courtesies extended us by the South
western Telegraph and Telephone
Company and the Boone County
Telephone Company in the free use
of their lines on the occasion Of this
convention and excursion following
Foregoing resolutions were unon'
imousIy adopted by the association,
BY THE LADIES or THE ASSOCIATION
We women of the A, 7, Awe.
usually select members-raise a
unanimous voice of praise and
thanksgiving TO the citizens Of liaf,
rison for the varied and royal wei.
come accorded us, and especially to.
the ladies Of this Queen City Of the
Ozalks' themselves all "lncrowncd
Queens" for the beautiful eourtesies
extended the ladies OF the Press AS.
socIation here. Unrestricted cordI
atty and mtiring hospitality each
individual citizen has left an imprint
in our hearts, and their names are
treasured in our Book Of Remcm.
brance," To all we wish to express
our gratitude but especially and
particularly do wc thank the ladies
Of the Twentieth Century Club for
the Musicale ul Monday afternoon,
which 50 richly manifested the
splendid talent of Harrison
To Col aud Mrs Newman and
their family with their concord of
sweet sounds and all who in any
way assisted in the success Of the
reception Monday evening,
To Supervisor Francis EieIcr, of
. the Forestry Service and his assist
ants for the special reception ia our
house Tuesday morning, with the
earnation souvenirs,
To the Womans Book Glub for the
lovely garden party of Tuesday
Afternoon, at the home of Mrs. j. T.,
. Andrews,
| 10 the Committee who so ylltelgnts
|ly planned and to those who SO
! willingly assisted them 10 the
young ladies who graciously aud
beautifully served during the BAN.
Quct Of Tuesday evening, we wish 60
express our appreciation and our
thans. And to Miss Groves who
painted thc artistic place cards, and
| also Go Mrs, Eiclcr, whose gfandly
supervised her bcyyolbcautilul young
gifls-ond 60 the lairy'like young
lady and her brother who 50 grace
fully entertained with a beautiful