The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-06-30

Wnicn2lo and y. ". Boone. 6oCfo'
tagy and Treasurer, John B. Shsr.
rill. OF Concord; Historian, Z. L. Alb.
ernethy. OF Beaufort; Orator, c. r.
Sspp, OF Greensboro; Poet. Mr.. Bars,
OF Charlotte; Executive Committee
II. A. London, Pittsboro; T. D. Man.
ming. Henderson; 4. H. Clark. States
vile; K. A. Deal, Wilkesborc: J. B.
Whitaker. Winston. Five delegates
and Ave Alternates were elected to
attend the National Editorial Asso-
citation next year.
Invitations we're made by Viii.
mington and Mays Head for the
meeting next summer. The matte.
was left with the Executive Com.
mittee.
The following resolutions we're in
troduced by Mr.. c. l. Aberneihy
and passed unanimously:
Resolution Of Thanks.
RESOLVED. That the North Caro-
liua Press Association tenders ita
thanks and feels very grateful to
the good people of Waynesvills for
their cordial welcome to their beau
tiful city among the cliffs of the
Land of the Sky and for the hos
pitable treatment and entertainment
at their hands and to thus assure
them that the ezoEe breezes, pure
water and picturesque scenery will
long be remembered with pleasant
recollections.
RESOLVED End, That Brother J.
d. Boone, of the Wsynesville Cou.
rier, be thanked for the many cour-
tesies extended by him to the Asso-
citation.
RESOLVED 3rd, That the Haywood
White Sulphur Springs Hotel man
agement be thanked for the courte-
Gus treatment of the Association.
RESOLVED 4th. That We acknowl-
edge with thanks the efforts of the
various railroad companies to con-
tribute to our pleasure en- route to
this Association.
C. l.. ABERNETHY.
Prayer was offered by Rev. James
Wilson, of Statesville and the Asso-
citation adjourned sine die.
NOTES.
The people of Waynesville spared
neither expense nor time to entertain
the editors and all were deeply i'm
pressed at the hospitality extended.
Mrs. Vaughan, the properties of
the White Sulphur Spring hotel, was
a charming hostess and treated the
visitors right royalty. The cuisine
was fine and general service excel
lent. It is an ideal retreat for the
pleasure seeker or invalid who would
WOO nature to restore exhausted vi
tality.
The various railroads contributed
largely to the success of the Conven-
ton through the liberality in supply
ing transportation not only for the
hard worked editor but his wife,
daughter or friend to enjoy the brief
recreation of his annual outing.
The editors availed themselves on
their return home of a trip to Bit
more-Vanderbilt's famous estate
This is a place every North Carroll
MAN should visit. No other State OF
country can boast of having finer
grounds or mansion within their Dor.
der.
Mr.. Wink Taylor, of the we'll known
"Oaks" hotel in Asheville entertain.
ed the editors, and in the evening
gave mop in their honor. Mr.. Tay
lor conducts fine hotel and makes
his guests feel at home.
Mrs. Wilson, of Round Knob, wher,
trains stop "a gwine and a comm
for meals, made special rate to the
Association. She set an excellen
table and the traveller feels refresh
ed for his journey after partaking o
her fare.
Brother Boone, of the Waynesvill
Courier met the "incoming horde" o
newspaper men and did everything
he could to make our visit pleasan
and profitable. We thank you bro
Their.
Thirty-three news members wer
Admitted to membership at the re
cent session.
The ladies who attended the cor
vention added much to the social fes
ture of the occasion and for persons
charms and grace could not be e.
celled In any gathering: