The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-05-07

department.
EVENING SESSION, $50.
THE Tendencies Of Modern Journal
ism. H. L. Watson, Greenwood In
deX.
THE Newspaper as an Educator
J. F. Fooshe, News and Herald Wins
boro.
General discussion of the above sub
jectS.
Miscellaneous business.
THURSDAY, NAY 80, $50 A. NJ.
Excursion up the Waccamaw river,
visit to rice plantations and old colo
NAL residences and Pawley's Island.
EVENING SESSION, $50.
Annual address by Col. J. H. EStill,
editor Savannah Morning News.
FRIDAY, MAY 30, $50 \. NJ.
Business session.
"F[ow to Make Country Weekly a
Financial Success A. B. Jordan. Dill
lon Herald.
The Moral Responsibility of an Edi-
tOr-ReT. W. ii. GreeTer. SouIhcru
Lutheran, Columbia.
Opening the Query Box and general
discussion of queries and the above
subjects.
Miscellaneous business.
Reports OF committees. election OF
officers, etc.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, $50.
Drives through and around the city
and visit to the largest lumber plant in
the world-that Of the Atlantic Coast
Lumber company, and other manufac-
turing plants.
FRIDAY EVENING, 800.
BANQUET rendered by the George
town Board Of Trade to the aSSocia-
ticn.
SATURDAY, MAY 81.
Association leaves Georgetown.
All the railroads in the State have
granted transportation for the men,
bers Of the association and one depen-
dent female member of our respective
families. Those who desire trans
portation over the Columbia, New
berry and LaurenS railroad should
write to President Aull: and those
who desire transportation over the
other roads must address the secre-
tary. Tie conductors on the &. and
". railroad will honor the passes is
sued to the members over the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad and transport US
from Lanes to Georgstown and return.
The citizens OF Georgetown are ar
ranging most enjoyable programme
for our entertainment during our stay
in their city, and it is the purpose to
make this meeting most interesting
one. We hope every editor and pub
Usher in the State will attend, accom-
panied by his wife or some female
member of his family, so they can en-
ioy the occasion with US. The editors
and publishers who are not members
are cordially invited to come and join
the association.
BY order of the executive committee.
G. c. Langston, Secretary.
TRIP TO BOSTON.
The Merchants and Miners Trans
porta tion company, through their
southern representative, Mr.. J. w.
Smith, have offered the association
most delightful trip over their line
from Norfolk to Boston and return.
They will give us transportation but
it will cost Sl4 for meals and state
rooms going and returning. The
other expenses Of the trip, should
think, would not exceed SIC, making
the entire trip Of week cost about
$50 for actual expenses. have done
nothing SO far in perfecting arrange
ments for this trip, as it was the un-
derstanding that we were to go to
Charleston from Georgetown. but as
the exposition is to close the day we
adioern, it will not be advisable to
take this trip.
The Boston trip will be delight
full and restful outing and can be
made at nominal expense. l will
not undertake it. however. unless as
many as 25 signify their desire to
take it, and I must know not later
than the 10th of May in order to per-
feet arrangements. Those who have
already written me or spoken to me.
will please drop me card at once and
others who desire to go will please 90
likewise. If do not hear from 25 by
the 10th of May, l will not arrange
for the trip. As soon aS l hear from
the requisite number, detailed an
nouncements will be published.
l want to say. also. that l have just
had conference with the citizens OF
Georgetown. and l want to urge upon
every editor and publisher in the
State the Importance OF attending the
annual meet. The people of George
town are noted the world over for
their openhearted hopitality, and on
this occasion it is their purpose to eN-
eel all former records, and what they
undertake in this line they generally
accomplish. If any editor fails to at
tend it will be his loss. | am very