The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-04
ANNUAL MEETING.
Missouri Editors Will See Gin.
toms Great Well and Excurt q
to the Worlds Fair.

ne executive Cointultttc Vi thC
Missouri Press Association met yester-
day in st. Louis and fixed upon the
date and place of holding their annual
meeting. The following members of
the executive committee were present:
J. G. Kerby, Gazette, West Plains,
president of the Missouri Association;
II. T. Burckhardt, Recorder, Windsor,
vice president; W. l.. Thomas, School
aud Home, st. Louis, treasurer; X.
NJ. White, Ledger, Mexico, cores
ponding secretary; J. p. Merwin.
Journal Of Education, st. Louis, and
T. J. Lingle OF the Clinton Democrat.
A programme was prepared which
will be fully carried out, giving the
fullest opportunity for enjoyment to
all who attend the annual meeting.
The twenty-eighth annual meeting
will he held at Clinton, NO., June -,
% and "a. 1898. and the programme
is as follows:
Thursday. Up. m.-Music, Prayer.
Music, followed by a welcoming ad-
dress by Mayor Solomon Blatt. of
Clinton. Music. Response and al
dress by President J. G. Kerby, OF
West Plains, editor Of the Daily
Gazette. Music. Appointing Of com
mittees and applications for member
ship.
EVENING SESSION EIGHT O'CLOCK.
Observation-Disclosures by Hon. +.
W. Stevens of the Columbia Herald.
Friday. 8 a. m.-Prayer and music.
Paper, 1.-The Editorial Department OF
a Model Newspaper" by j. A. Hud-
son of the Macon Times.
The discussion of this will he led by
Messrs. Gus Leftwick of the Miami
Ne,rs, Theodore Fisher of the Farm
ington Times, J. A. Spann of the Au-
rora advertiser, and q. J. Hurley OF
the Savannah Democrat. Music fol-
lowed by a paper read by 6. W.
Trigg of the Richmond Conserrafo,
upon The Advertising Department
of Model Newspaper.
Discussion will he led by T. Il.
White of the Warsaw Enterprise. j.
T. Bradshaw of the Lebanon Rust,
and Walter Monroe of the Upton
Times.
Afternoon session-Music. Report
of the Committee Oh Credentials.
Music. Address, Missouri at TIC
Worlds Fair" J. X. Gwynn, world.
fair commissioner. Music. Address,
1.-The Libel Law by Hon. George
Roberts of Mexico. Music. Paper,
1.-The Mechanical Department Of a
Country Newspaper" by John b. Jew.
ell of the Springfield Democrat: dis.
cussion led BY 7. j. Lingle of the
Clinton Democrat, h. +. Blanton Of
the Paris appeal, II. Hoag Of the
Poplar Bluff Citizen, and Charles Nc.
Crea Of the ROlla Herald. Music.
Paper. 'The Business Department Of
a Country Newspaper" by $. G. Tet
wiler of the Charleston Dsmoe'ut: dis
cussion led by j. West Goodwin OF
the Sedalia Basoo, f.. +. Bean of tn.
Nevada Post, W. l.. Reid of the Mon
roe City Ners. and X. q. Weisel OF
the Neosho Times.
/ Friday night, ball and banquet.
Saturday, 3 a. m.-Prayer. music,
talks on practical subjects. election OF
officers, reports Of committees. miscel-
laneous business and carriage drive
about the city.
Grand -Finale-A weeks visit Ia
Chicago and the Worlds Fair.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed delegates to represent the
Missouri State Press Association, AT
the National Press Association, to he
held at Chicago, May "a tn. ): Wal
ter Williams, Major j. b. Merwin,
Yves Robinson of the Gallatin Demo
c,ut, Chas McCrea, Walter Monroe,
j. &. Kerby and X. NJ. White.