The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-06-11
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION
Enjoys the Hospitality Of the t;o"d
People Of fGeorSetown.

People fGeorSetown.
The State Press Association assem-
hlrd in Georgetown On Wednesday
May 27th. and continued in session
until Friday evening. The following
members of the association We're
present and were entertained by the
citizens of the good old city Of George
town:
lIr. and Mrs. +. II. Aull. with Mayor
Morgan.
Miss Carrie Jones. with Mayor Nor
gan.
C. c. Langston at Winsor Hotel.
August Kohn at Mr.. II. kaminski's.
J. L. Stoppelbein at X. VI. Barnes's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Fooshe at {. J.
Cranes.
Mrs. V. D. Young at Mrs. O. J.
Butts's. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Knight at j. s.
Bcatty'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Berry at J. b.
JohnSonS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ?. Ilouseal at G.
Il. Congdon's, ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Williams 1T
Winyah inn.
Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Stricklin at c.
l.. Ford's,
j. F. Norment at Walter Hazards.
!. T. Parks at j. I Hazards.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mace at Windsor
Hotel.
Col. J. 7. Bacon with J. 3. Steele.
L. ". Cheatham with J. b. Steele.
c. W. Wolfe with ". Hazard.
J. C. Darlington with Mrs. BurrisS.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Young with
Mrs. BurriSS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Rirchmore with
T. S. Daggett.
Miss Susie perryclear with ". T:
Turbervlllo.
y. G. Osteen with Dr.. d. S. Black.
Miss HoughSon with J. w. Doar.
J. ]. Dargan with H. L. Oliver.
Miss Theo Dargan with H. L.
Oliver.
Miss Moneta Qsteen with j. W.
Doar.
Miss Kate Blue at Winsor Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Watkins with
John Burne.
John Bell Towill and Miss ToWill
at the Windsor Hotel.
4. P. Forde. Aiken Recorder, at the
Windsor Hotel.
Ed H. DeCamp, Gafrney at the
Windsor Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Drew, Darling
ton Messenger, with Mr.. O. V. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Nash, of the
Belton Times at the Windsor Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B. Jordan. Of the
Dillon Herald, at the Winyah Inn.
J. R. Eaale and Miss Earle, Oconee
News, with Mr.: II. L. Smith.
Josiah Doar Georgetown Times.
J. Walter Doar, Georgetown Out
look.
4. P. Wilson, Charlotte, with Mr.:
F. G. Tarbox.
Mr.. Jas L. Sims, Orangeburg Times
and Democrat, vito Mr.. r.. S. McCon-
nell.
Mr.. Hartwell NJ. Aver, Florence
Times Mrs. H. H. Gardner.
Mr.. A. G. Kollock, of Darlington
News, with Mr.. F. G. Tarbox.
Mr. +. P. Cooper, of the State, at
the Winyah Inn.
Col. James Armstrong with Mayor
W. D. Morgan.
, J. W. Ragsdale, Timmonsville En-
terprise, at the Winyah Inn.
Miss Angel Cheatham, OF Edgefeld
Chronicle, Winyah Inn.
Miss Daisy Sawyer with Mr.. r. p.
Montague.
The daily sessions of the associa-
tion were held in the courthouse and
were of most interesting character.
Several valuable papers were read by
different members on subjects Of vital
interest to the craft.
Thursday afternoon the editors
and a number of citizens Of George
town enjoyed most delightful trip
around the bay and down to North
Island, where we watched the work
on the jetties, climbed the sand dunes
or disportcd ourselves on the beach for
an hour. The boat was well provis-
ioned by the liberality of these very
hospitable people.
Thursday night two excellent ad-
dress were delivered-one from Col.
Boggs. of Pickens, on Loyalty" and
one from Col. J. J. Dargan Oil South
Carolina History" The two were al
most as harmonious in tone and pur-
pose as if the two speakers had agreed
beforehand to take up, each. a compli-
ment to the other. They were both
greatly enjoyed.
The members on Friday afternoon
visited the wonderful plant of the
Atlantic Coast Lumber Company.
They were all amazed at the extent
and scope of the plant. They had no
conception that there was such an in
dustry in the State. From one branch
to the other they went spellbound.
They saw machine throwing six logs
and forty-eight full size boards at
one time, and they saw d row OF plain
ing machines, and wondered where
the shavings went until told that they
went into tiueS, and were famed half
a mile away into the main furnaces.
The plant represents untold money
and turns out over half million feet
of lumber daily, and employs from l.
500 to 1000 people daily.
The meeting was rounded off Friday
night with a superb banquet. AS
Gus Kohn, of The News and Courier
SAYS in his excellent report OF the
meeting, the banquet was not one OF
those things called a banquet by cour-
tesy, which is little more than an Or
dinary supper, but it was true-true
banquet. tit for editors or presidents
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