Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-03
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Resolutions adopted by ]. r stew
art camp OF Confederate veterans,
Van Burcn. Ark.
Whereas this camp, with the eN-
Ception Of two members, attended
the late reunion OF United States
Confederate veterans, held at Tulsa.
in the state OF oklahoma, on the
25th. 26th and 27th OF September.
1918; and
Whercas the officers and heads
Of committees and the entire citizen
ship Of the city OF Tulsa exerted
every effort for our entertainment
and comfort while attending this re-
union; and
Whereas, by special invitation OF
Mr. Fay I. Chew, a son of Mr.. Sam
Z. Chew. and former citizen Ot
Crawford county, ihc members Of
this camp were the special guests
Of MIR. Fay r. Chew; and
Whereas, we feel AS camp, that
it is our duty 20 express our apprcCi-
alton and high esteem OF the citizen
ship OF Tulsa and TO Mr.. Fay u.
Chew for his most excellent and
patriotic entertainment OF the mem
hcrs Of our camp and for his untir-
ing effort 10 provide for III at tho
St. James hotel i'm the city Of Sa-
our entertainment and comfort,
and
whereas We feel that II is due TO
the citizenship OF the cry or Tulsa
iO the committees In charge OF the
reunion, and to Mr. chew to express
publicly our appreciation OF the en-
tertainmout We received while at
tending this reunion.
Therefore. Re II resolved by the
J. Il. Stewart camp at Van Buren,,
Crawford county, Ark, that we here
by tender to tho citizenship OF Tulsa
and the committees in charge OF the
reunion for their splepdid entrtain-
mcnt OF our cam? while we we're
their guests, our deepest gratitude
and sinCorcs' thanks for their effort
in our behalf
And, Hc It further resolved that
we hereby tender TO Mr.. Fay r.
Chew. our most sincere thanks for
his invitation and for his thouEhtful-
ness and care Of us while we were
his guests IN the city OF Sapulpa in
the state Of oklahoma.
And BE IL further, resolved, that
wN commend TO the young men Of
America, and especially the south,
tho thoughtfulncss and patriotic IN
tercst that MIR. Chew evidenced In
extending TO US as camp an invi-
iation to. I've his guests during said
reunion. Mr.. Chews invitation and
efforts for our comfort ana enter
,ninmcnt evidenced his love and re-
Spect for the manhood ana woman
hood OF the south, for those who
fought upon the folds Of honor TO
maintain what they believed TO be
rirh, in the conflict between the
gfDfrq from 1851 10 1863. and we
pray Gods richest blessings upon
him and HIS loved ones in all OF their
laudahlc undertakings.
Re it further resolved, that we do
hereby elect and declare Mr. Fay T
chew of Sapulpa, Okla, lifetime
honorary member or this camp. ..
Re il further resolved that these
resolutions be spread upon the rec
ords Of this camp and that a copy
~ the same be prepared and mailed
10 Mr.. Chew at Sapulpa, Okla, and
also 10 his father, MIR. sam X. Chew,
at Van Buren, Ark.
Rr II further resolved that 'wC
hereby delegate and empower Mr..
ray = chew, as our personal repre-
sentative, to extend on our behalf To-
tho management Of the St IameR
hotel. It's employees, cooks and waite
crs our sincere thanks for the At
tcntion shown us while We were hc-
INK entertained in the St James
hotel as Mir. Chew's guests.
Adopted at Van Buren,, Ark. ont
this 23rd day OF October, 1918.
w. IL MKINNEY.
Attest: Commander.
CHAS r. WARD,
Adjutant