The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-08-10
HUNDREDS ATTEND
FARMERS CHAUTAUQUA
TRUE KENTUCKY HOSPITALITY
WAS SHOWN BY MATANZAS
CITIZENS.

The Farmers Chautauqua held
on Aug. 6, and Sth in the beautiful
grove at Matanzas through the I'M
firing efforts of County Agent w. W.
/ Browder was complete success in
every way.
Large and enthusiastic audiences
were present during the entire meet
ing of three days and two nights and
were highly entertained by very en-
PERTAINING and instructive addresses
by quite number of speakers rep
resenting the Extension work of the
Agriculture Department of the State.
True Kentucky hospitality was
never shown better than was mani
tested by the entire citizenship of
the Mantanzas community by giving
the glad hand of welcome to their
elegant homes and doing all within
their power to make the meeting not
only instructive and profitable but
pleasant and enjoyable as well.
The dinner of barbecued mutton
and other good things prepared under
the supervision of Mr.. Chester Lind
ley was ''tip top" in every way and
fit for a King.
Hon. A. B. Tichenor acted as chair
man in a very pleasing and satisfac-
tory manner to all concerned.
Splendid music both vocal and in
strumental was rendered under the
direct supervision of Mr.. E. A. Cart
err.
At the close on Wednesday after
noon the following resolutions were
introduced by Supt. Ozna Shuts and
adopted by a rising and unanimous
vote,
Realizing the benefit and pleasure
that we have gotten from this Farm
ers' Chautauqua and also realizing
the lasting good that it will be to
the people of this county in thou
sand and more ways. In better roads
better schools, better homes, better
live stock, more corn, hay, potatoes,
clover, fruits, etc., and greatly
aroused interest and public sentiment
for all that it takes to make greater
Ohio county and aid materially in
making a, greater Kentucky, we
therefore feeling that We voice the
sentiment of all who have had the
pleasure of attending any of these
meetings wish to offer the following
resolutions:
Resolved first
That we offer a unanimous vote of
thanks to these splendid speakers,
both at home and from abroad, who
have brought us such inspiring mess
ages of cheer, of encouragement and
good will =. SAL. -
Resolved second '-'-'f"' ~
That we extend to Miss Goldname
our sincere thanks for her useful and
scientific demonstrations of drying
and canning fruits, vegetables, ETC.,
thereby aiding very materially in
making conditions better in our
homes and on the table. ,ssN
Resolved third
That we deeply appreciate the
splendid music, both vocal and In
strumental and extend our sincere
thanks to all who have assisted in
any way in making that part OF the
program complete success.
i,esolved fourth
that we thank AMI congratulate
the d'rsrent committees and the
community who have worked to-
gether so tremendously and untir-
ingly in their efforts to entertain the
people and make the Chautauqua a
success in every way and who have
succeeded so we'll even beyond the
expectations of the most enthusiastic
or optimistic.
Resolved fifth
That It is the unanimous sentiment
of this gathering that when We ad-
journ this evening We leave here
firmly resolved to hold another and
| II possible greater Chautauqua IN
1873.
Resolved sixth
That we each and every one here
Assem- bled leave here with the firm
resolve to do whatever comes within
our power toward making better
homes, roads, schools and churches
and lend willingly service to every
movement for right. Righteousness
and truth, and aid in every way we
can toward making better hons, a
better community. better County
and in the end a greater Common
wealth. leaving the final result of our
labor and our efforts in the hand Of
Him who doeth all things WELL"