The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
n PRESS MEETING
.,orr OF THE GATHERING
- EUREKA STRINGS.
...rctary Frank vernon
-. the Details Of the
recent Meeting.

tendance upon .he
49, .a,nprising the associations OF
.rtaneas and Texas, as previous
~ the nineteenth annual session
-. press association was called
!. me city of Eureka Springs.
OK 1898. by President s. M.
- .he comanche Chief. In the Ma
rsmple Of that city.
~. nv Rev. I. V. jolly Of Church
,,a,, Hubbard City. Texas.
n Of roll and reading minutes a's-
9TH for the day.
:, treasurer Lehman. Hailetts-
herald, read and referred to finance
W. ..,,m,ttee report read and re-
II, vernou announced the commit
follows:
-h,n--W d. Cox of the Temple
n. Napier Of the Winsboro
Awake. P. H. Pardue of the Alsaraao
~ n,,,,on and By-Laws--F. b. Baltic
c,ohrrne Review. VIII II. Mayes OF
smnwnod Bulletin. John @. Rankin
.,.',,ons-Fred b. Robinson OF the
.,i,a Item, C. f. Lehman OF the
.a,i,s Herald, Mrs. w. ID. Cox OF the
n..ss bulletin of Temple, w. L. Gill
n the Baird Star
aim Of the Roll. r. Ransone, Jr'.
clehurne Enterprise. w. A. Johnson
Memphis Herald, Charles Culmore
Houston Press.
.rss--Wil C. Perry of the Ennis Me-
Jolly of the Hubbard City Church
s.me ". M. Cobb of the Smithville
rript b. s. Mayes of the Whitney
knger ,.
rorial--N. A. Cravens of the Willis
MJ Cox of the F'orney Messenger,
inutie Harrison of the Childress Bud
motIon Of Will II. Maycs the other
associations in the city were Invited
tend our meetings at their conve-
!. also the same courtesy was ex-
4 TO the citizens of Eureka.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
h. Gilmore of the Wills point Chroni-
A, H. Freeman of the Grandview
bic and Edwin S. Dunlap of the Me-
n Tribune were elected to member
tiers OF regret from absent ones came
n. p. Jones of the Milford Courier,
Hawkins of the Taylor Journal, Lon
Hook Of the Cleburne Chronicle, Mrs.
B. Lee Of the Period of Dallas, w. A.
Of New York City and John II. Gull
of the Garland News.
decentralization from Mrs. Edward Ro-
m Waco, president of the State FEEDER
Il Woman's clubs. notifying the as-
Ition of the work the federation was
In behalf of free public Libraries in
y and asking the cooperation of the
Is Press association, was read.
L subject of newspaper legislation, to
effect that all notices of legal sales be
lshed In some newspaper, was favor;l-
discussed at length by quite a number
hembers
notion OF c. f. Eehmann the buttons
ihuted at this meeting by Secretary
Illustrating the Texas State flag, I'M
leath Of which is inscribed the words
t1 Press Association" were adopted
be official badge of the association.
interesting subject. How Woman
a Newspaper, had been assigned to
Loutie Harrison, publisher of the
aress Budget, and the paper read was
/ entertaining
Riohei e s. Peters of Calvert thanked
ieAas editors for their uniform kind
10 assisting him in his efforts toward
Phng a Uniform cotton bale tor Texas
other Southern States.
n rules Of the association we're sus-
Ped aud resolution offered by Mr.. w.
tox passed, thanking Mr.. j. O. Sjdikum,
yer OF the Harvey house at Rogers.
|. tor his management of the same and
|.ne magnificent spread prepared in ad-
y lor the Fulfilling of the Texas cd
Ea' aeiegation. and to Mr.. w. A. Tuley
luz Frisco for his connection with the
SECOND DAY.
'sn'ns session-A wire was read from
~ j. c. Conway of Cleburne inviting
association to hold It's next annual
Nng In that city.
Wesram was read from M. w. Con-
OF Memphis, Tenn, to John Ginochlo.
A'Aansas Press association, to bring
ssAas and Arkansas boys to Memphis
eober up.
.s'uent Vernon called up the COM
1suon read the previous day from
EDWARD Rotan Of Waco, advocating
.sAoi'shment of free public librarie {.
Nooerts of Texas Farmer spoke IN
|. VI woman's clubs and of their work
',s ABOVE and other directions, and Mr..
i COX, Tribune. Temple, Texas, Of
plr,,a. tuis connection the following
s's, which was adopted:
'soNed, That the Texas press as.o.ia.
! ~ vsnises the splendid work being
,l III me Women's Federation of Lite. :
irsa S =, iexas in their efforts to es alb
ii, este se'e Libraries in Texas, and we
tha Mnend the movement and prom
port. neai'y cooperation anu
! ~ mesiaent read communicated
n,I,s secretary of the Texas State Fair
msmh exposition, heartily thanking
Aemhsrs of tho Java, prs,. .,.onta
4 =. their past services and assuring
~ me fair directory's appreciation;
i sS,.g complimentary season tick
oihsurs aud their wives, and 80 II
/. M members of their offices as
M aiilio, cleburne Review. offered
IA. 'ns resolution, which was
kear,,,u mat the Texas Press assoaia-
= u.y indorses tn, Texas state fair