The sea coast echo., 1902-03-01
PRESS ASSN.
PROGRAMME.

jackson, Miss, Feb. 25.--The
following is the programme for
the thirty-seventli annual session
of the Mississippi Press Associa-
ton at Greenwood, Miss, Tues
day, Wednesday aud Thursday,
May 20, q and 22, 1902:
First session, 10 u. m. Tuesday:
Called to order by the president.
j. ID. McKie; prayer; address Of
welcome; response by President
McKie; roll caIl and payment of
dues. Appointment Of commit
tees; credentials, applications for
membership, resolutions, audit
ing, obituary committee. Report
of secretary and treasurer.
Second Session, 2:30 p. m. Tues
das--Report of credentials COM
mittee; presidents address and re-
ference 70 proper committee; re-
ports of standing committees |;
constitution, Legislation, executive,
excursion, good of the, association;
repo.ts Of delegates to National
Editorial Association; paper by
Chas. G. Moreau, of Bay st.
Louis Echo. Subject: "Newspa-
per Management discussion of
Moreau's paper.
Third Session, Tuesday, 8 =. NJ,
This session will be devoted to
memorial addresses and resolu-
tions on tho life and character OF
the late Colonel J. l.. Power, life
honorary member of the associa-
ton. Exercises will be held in
the Greenwood p Presbyterian
church. Voluntary by choir;
scripture reading and prayer by
Rev. s. l.. REEVES; report of COM
mittee on memorial resolutions,
p. h. Mayors, chairman; j. X.
Vardaman, b. Il. Passmore, Miss
Singleton Garrett, Mrs. II. II.
Butt; addresses: Fidelity to his
Church, j. b. Hutton, pastor Of
the First Presb, terian Church,
jackson, Miss ; "As Newspaper
man." J. G. eastman, Vicksburg
Post; Life, Character and Citi-
zenship," r. III. Henry, Clarion
Ledger. Jackson.
Second Day, Wednesday. First
Session, at 1880 u. m.--Call to
order by the president, and pray
er; fifteen minutes for miscella-
neous business; introduction of
Governor A. II. Longino by Pres
ident McKie, and address by the
governor. Subject: estate of
Mississippi," address by DR.. b.
f. Ward, Of Winona. Subject:
The Cardinal Principle in the
State"
! Second Session, 2:30 p. m.--
Call to order by the president; re-
port Of auditing committee; "Me.
chanical Department Of a Newspa
per-" by II. B. May, Of the Enter.
prise, McComb; the advertising
Department" f.. r.. Birdsall, Sen.
tinel, Yazoo City; Editorial De
partment." II. T. Crosby. Times
Greenville; discussion of papers
Third Session at s p. m.-Cal
to order by president, and prayer
annual Grafton by Jos. L. Nor
wood. Gazette, Magnolia; music
address by Hon. w. M. Cox, o.
Baldwin; music; essay, Mrs. B. I
Hobbs, Leader, Brookhaven, es
say, Robert Lewis, Republican
! Woodville; music; poem, Mis-
| Singleton Garrett, Carthagenian
| Carthage.
Third Day, Thursday. - Firs
Session, 8 a. m.--Call to order b.
the president; unfinished business
report of neurology committee
miscellaneous business; selection
: of the next place of meeting; cleo
tion and installation of officers
report of committee on resolution
and courtesies; parting song, ,"Go
Be With You Till We Nee
Again"
The following were name as dt
legates to the National Editorii
Association: j. T. Senter, Colun
bus Commercial; j. A. Richart
son, Indianola Tocsin; r. B. Ma,
Enterprise, McComb; p. E. Wi
liams, Lumberton Headblock; .
l.. Lovett, West Point Press.
Those present from the associ
ton today were: j. ID. McKi
Biloxi Review, president of ii
association; j. G. Mcclure, Yazt
Sentinel, secretary; j T. Sente
| Columbus Commercial, first vi
| president; X. b. May, McCou
Enterprise. second vice presiden
| Governor David X. Francis,
7 Missouri, is the author of 4
| article in the current number
the Manufacturers Record, ent
led "Best Things in the Old Sou
Unchanged" He says: Sin h
great industrial prosperity T.
South has lost none of her oil
I time hospitality, none of her stu
] dy adherence to honorable bu
/ ness methods"
I The publishers of "Tarry Th
| Till | Come" have been besieg
I with letters asking for the addr'
| of the author, DR.. George Gro
I who died in 1860, They ha
J adopted this stereotyped answ
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