The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-24
NEXT MEETING IN ATLANTA.
CONTINUED from Eighth Page.)

The rain continued for an hour or more,
and during this period only the most ven
turesome of the party or those who found
it absolutely necessary left the protection
of the cabin. The others staid inside and
waited until the rain had moderated IFS
severity, which was considerable time
after the return trip to the pier had been
begun. -,-s.,,-.- ..
Notwithstanding the rain all but the
very i'll enjoyed themselves immensely.
The exDerieHce was a novel one to many
of those from the interior of the state
and they persisted, rightly enough, in en-
joying themselves despite the weather.
determined inclemency.
When the Alpha reached her wharf
many of the good-byes were said. There
was praise for the members of the local
association in general and for the mem
bers of the Entertainment Committee IN
particular. There w re expressions OF per-
feet satisfaction with the manner in which
the members of the association had been
received and treated in Savannah and of
perfect appreciation of the specimen OF
Savannah hospitality that had been
shown them Many of the members left
last night for their homes; Others will
leave during to-day and by Tomorrow
most of them will have left the city.
Convention Notes and Personals.
the association to the Governor. from
which he will select two members of the
State Board of Pharmacy, are as follows:
Charles d. Jordan of Monticello, II. II.
Arlington of Rome, G. J. Payne of Way
cross. J. o. Tignor, of Greenvile, j. G.
Dodson of Americas. Mr.. Jordan received
the largest vote cast, but nine ballots, in
deed. falling toebear his name, and 1t is
evident that he IS the choice of the asso-
clation for the appointment.
Gov Gambler will appoint two members
of the board to fill vacancies caused by
the expira ton of the term of John Turner
of Columbus. and the resignation Of Harry
Sharpe ofNAtlanta. The appointment for
the full term will be for five years, and for
the unexpired term for two.
One of the youngest members of the as
ISOLATION, if, indeed. not the youngest. is
Mr.. Dodson of Americus. He is regarded
as one of the brightest pharmacists in
the state. He Is one of the nominees whose
name will be put before the Governor
from which an appointment is to be made
when another name is added to the exam
lining board. Mr.. Dcdson is a brother OF
State Senator Dodson of Americas.
Among the interchangeable workers for the
success of the convention were Messrs.
Knight, Persee, Shuptrine, Gillespie and
Reid. .t.t -
Mr.. Campbell King Of Macon, who was
reelected secretary of the association. is
one of Madon's first citizens He has been
druggist in Macon for a number of years,
and he is very popular, not only at home,
but elsewhere in the state. where he is
known.
The oldest members of the association
are DR.. e. ]. Kieffer of Savannah and
DIR. S. c. Durham of Augusta. Both be-
came members twenty-three years ago in
Augusta. and have attended about all
meetings since they joined the associat ton
When a member is twenty-five years old
In the service Of the association he is re-
tired. In two years more these gentlemen
will be placed upon the honorary list.
Mr.. Martin Meadows the popular repre-
sentative of Sharpe & Dorhme, is in at
tendance upon the convention. He is q
Georgia boy and has worked up from a
clerkship to one of the best places with his
great house. -t.t.s
Mrs. Charles o. Tyner of Atlanta is Law
sh in her praise of Mrs. Onutt's commit
tee that assisted IN entertaining the visit
Fling ladies 10 the Pharma ceutical Conven-
| ton. - do not ever remember TO have
seen anything carried cut better Every
body seemed to know what was expected
of her and to perform her duiy with a
cheerfulness which was refreshing"
I'm the election OF a treasurer" said a
member of the Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton yesterday. the association has made
a capital selection In Mr.. ]. T. Shuptrine
He is one OF the stanchest members CT the
| association, one of the foremost druggists
OF Georgia, and prudent and safe bust
ness man"
Pharmacist Case OF Milledgeville Is a tall.
sedate member. In The convention he
speaks to the point and his ideas are al
ways right He surprised a eat many
on board the Alpha yeste day by dancing
!. the eskewalk, with all the frills. In the