The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-07-25
GONE TO MOREHEAD CITY
NORTH CAROLINA PRESS ASSO-
CATION CLOSES.
4 Memorial Read From the w c. T.
IA letter Read From a Winston
Lady Regarding the Formal
of n Women's Press Club.
Editorial Correspondence.

| Oh Il " OmenS PreSS tiuD.
Editorial Correspondence
GREENSBORO, July 19.-At yester
day mornings session of the Pres:
| Association memorial was read from
| the w. G. 7. O., requesting news
! papers OF North Carolina not to print
| liquor advertisements and further
| setting forth that tobacco advertise
ments should not appear in schoo
| journals and that details of highly
| sensational affairs should be excluded
from the press generally.
The memorial provoked discussion
involving both the humorous and the
serious, and was finally disposed of by
the adoption of motion to commend
the suggestions to the serious consid
Grafton of the editors of the State.
A letter was read from Mrs. Z. e.
Osborne, Of Winston, urging the CO.
operation of the press in bringing
about an organization of the literary
women of the State The communi-
cation was commended.
An interesting paper was read by
JOSephuS Daniels upon THE Relations
Of the Editor to Partisan Politics.
w. q. Dowd spoke of ''The Response
bility and influence of Editorial
Utterances."
A telegram was read from DR.. G..
w. Blacknall inviting the editors to
be the guests Of the Atlantic Hotel,
at Morehead City. Accepted.
An invitation was received and ac-
cepted to visit the keeley Institute.
A telegram was received from J. s.
Carr. inviting tic Association to
f1T,l9 tc f..- "a
The time and place. fer next meeting
was left with tile Executive Commit.
tee.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President, @. L. Stevens.
Vice-Presidents, W +. Marshall,
W. W. McDiarmia. w. X. Jacobson
Secretary and Treasurer, j. b.
Sheriff..
Orator. w. G. Dowd.
Poet, Hal. W Ascr
Historian. j. p i[crnodie
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session. the ques-
tiOn of the Association visiting the
Atlanta Exposition vas considered,
and all the details we're referred to
the Executive Committee for arrange
mcnt.
The subject of advertising. q most
important CDe, consumed large part
of the afternoon session.
TRIP TO BATTLE GROUND.
At O'Clock, the Association left for
GuilfOrd Battle Ground, over the @.
T. & z. V. road The editors were
greeted by Judge Schenck, that pa
triotic citizen of Greensboro, who has
labored SO Zealously and 50 success
fully in the interest of North Caro-
lima history. We merely refer to the
trip now, but we want to speak OF it
more fully ab another time.
VISIT TO KEElY.
After the return from the Rattle
Ground d number of the editors visit
ed the Keely Institute. None of them
remained, however.
TIE BANQUET.
About II o'clock last night, the
doors of the BenbOw dining room were
thrown open and the editors entered
to partake of the elegant repast that
had been spread under the direction
of the hospitable citizens of Green's
bOrO.
The toasts we're as follows:
Our Churches and Benevolent Or
ders-HOn. John Gray Bynum.
North Carolina as Health Resort
MIR. Hal. w. Aver.
Our Mercantile Interests G,
Fl Ireland.
The Reward Of the Editor-Mr. Jo-
sephus Daniels.
Our Educational Institutions-Dr
Chas. D. McIver.
The Duty of the Press to the State
MIR. J P. Caldwell.
Our Railroads and Hotels-Col. Jas.
E. Boyd.
North Cardinals Industrial Future
MIR. W. +. Marshall.
Our Manufacturing Enterprises
Mr.. NJ. III. Cone.
North Cardinals Neglect of her own
History-Mr. II. A. London.
The Greensboro Bar-Col. r. M.
Douglas.
Maj. f. j. Hale, of the Fayetteville
Observer, acted as toastmaster.
OFF FOR MOREHEAD.
This morning quite a number of the
editors left for two days stay by the
seaside. at Morehead, as the guests of
the A blantic Hotel.