The passing of HR1340 will serve to uphold and honor the Masonic values that Campbellton Lodge #76 represents. This recognition not only reflects the lodge's contribution to the community but also emphasizes the importance of local historical organizations in preserving cultural heritage. By highlighting the lodge's rich history, the resolution may inspire similar organizations to preserve their legacies, thereby contributing positively to local culture and community engagement.
Summary
House Resolution 1340 recognizes and commends Campbellton Lodge #76 for its significant contributions and historical importance in the Town of Campbellton, Georgia. Established on August 4, 1848, this lodge has proudly served the community for over 175 years, maintaining historical records and artifacts that reflect its long-standing tradition and commitment to the principles of Freemasonry. The resolution pays tribute to the dedication of its members and their efforts to promote brotherly love and goodwill in the local area.
Contention
While this resolution seems generally uncontentious and carries the purpose of honoring a local institution, it may still prompt discussions regarding the appropriation of state legislative resources for commemorative purposes. Some may argue that the legislative body should focus on more pressing legislative matters rather than resolutions acknowledging historical organizations. However, the recognition of such lodges plays a vital role in community morale and historical preservation efforts.
Honoring the legacy of community service of the post office in Campbellton and urging Congress to direct the U.S. Postal Service to continue operating the Campbellton Post Office in Atascosa County.
Honoring the legacy of community service of the post office in Campbellton and urging Congress to direct the U.S. Postal Service to continue operating the Campbellton Post Office in Atascosa County.