Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-05-25
RESOLUTIONS THANK
MAINTAINED ICUS PEOPLE
Commissioners Give Expression to
Sentiment for Courtesies Ex-
tended During Convention


Resolutions adopted by the Coun-
ty Commissioners association at the
morning session here today include
number thanking, the people OF
Americas, and others who assisted
in making the convention a success.
They are as follows:
Praise Commissioners.
Whereas, the hospitality of the
elegant and delightful people of the
City of Americas and the County
of Sumter accorded to the delegates
attending the convention of the
County Officers Association of Geor-
eva has been cordial and sincere as
10 make each feel that he was the
specially honorcd guest, and;
Whereas. Jae recipients of the
favors OF this cultured and refined
people are DESTROYS of formally *
pressing their deeply grateful appre.
citation, now therefore be it
Resolved, that the association of
County Commissioners of Georgia in
convention assembled at Americas
in the County Of Sumter May "a.
25, 1928, express its thanks and very
grateful appreciation for the many
signal favors and the inimitaoe hos
pitahty manifested by the citizens
of Americas and the County of
Sumter. Be it further
Resolved, that these resolutions
be enoered upon the minutes Of this
convention and that copies hereof
be presented the Honorable j. I'll
mo. Poole, and the Honorable Neal
A. Ray, chairman OF the board Of
county commissioners eli Sumter
county, and that a copy be lu-nish-
ed the press of Ameucus for pun
lication.
Appreciate Efforts Of Press
Whereas, the success Of the asso-
citation of the County Commission
er of the State of Georgia has been
very greatly accentuated by the
press of the state, and
Whereas, the press has been un-
commonly helpful at its ninth an
nual convention held at Americas,
May 1928, and
Whereas this association in con-
vention assembled is desirioua of
expressing its appreciation to the
press of the state. Now there, be
| it
Resolved, that the Association Of
County Commissioners of the State
Of Georgia does hereby express it's
grateful appreciation to the press of
the state, be it further
Resolved, that the association
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probation to the editor and publish
er, Lvoelace Eve, of the Americas
Times-Recorder, and it's assistants,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Moran, and
to Mr. H. A. Dunn, of the Augusta
Chronicle. Be it further
Resolved, that these preamble1
and resolutions be entered on the
minutes of the association and cop
les thereof be furnished the press.
Fred Houser Praised
Whereas, the faithful services rem
dered the association by its versatile,
loyabIe and distinguished secretary,
Honorable Fred Houser, have been
such as to endear him to each mem
Der of the association, and;
Whereas, the progress made by the
association has been due very largely
to his ability and untiring efforts,
now, therefore, be it,
Resolved, that the association in
convention assembled at Americas,
May 1926, 1923, hereby expresses
its very grateful appreciation to its
secretary, Honorable Fred Houser,
for his untiring labors. his loyalty
and devotion to the association. Be
it further
Resolved, that it is the sense of the
association that much of the con-
structive work has been due largely
to his untiring zeal and constant eff
forts in behalf Of the association. Be
it further
Resolved, that these resolutions be
entered upon the minutes and that
he, our distinguished secretary, he
directed and instructed to duly fur
nish himself with certified copy Of
the same, regularly signed by the
president
Appreciate Moore's Services
Whereas, Honorable A. B. Moore,