The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-18
EDITORS DAY AT TYBEE.
Georgia Newspaper Men Made the
Most of 1t.


Most of 1t.
Georgia editors are making a pleas
ant stay at Tybee. The various attrac-
tons of the resort are receiving their
enthusiastic patronage, and not one of
the editors seems to regret having
where they held their convention, via
Tybee and Savannah.
That the editors are enjoying them
selves all admit. President w. S. Cole
man makes cheerful comments upon
the good time that all are having, and
Miss Edna Cain of Quitman. vice presi-
dent, speaks with undisguised enthu-
siasna of her own pleasant stay.
A number of the visiting editors left
Tybee last night. being DESTROYS of get
ting back to their homes. Their papers
are dependent upon their being at hand
to furnish. copy" and this is consid-
GRAFTON that drives those who did not
arrange for supply men during their
absence.
Some of u.s. said one of the edi-
tors, have suspended publication for
one issue. You see it is like this:
Most of the editors of the Georgia
weeklies consider that they have a
right to fail of an issue twice a year.
They think, as a rule, that they can
rightfully miss getting out paper at
Christmas and at Fourth of July
Some of us, knowing that the Georgia
Weekly Press Association was to have
its convention at Quitman, and that
good time could be expected, decided
to pass over the Fourth of July hiatus
and allow it to cover the dates of the
convention and these pleasant days
that we are spending at Tybee."
The stay of a number of the visit
ors, therefore, will extend over until
Monday. 1t was not apparent yester-
day that there was any prospect of
the editors and the ladies accompany
ing them finding the time hang heav-
lily upon their hands. The surf was
the chief of the seaside attractions.
and great sport was found by all who
took their dip in the deep.
Editors and ladies' who were at Ty-
bee We're: Joe P. Bowdoin, Adairsville
Banner; W. w. Wilson, Buford Plow-
boy; j. M. Bowers, Canon Herald; w.
S. Coleman and Mrs. Coleman, Cedar
town Standard; C. G. Moore, Craw-
fordville Advocate Democrat; L. ].
Powell, Cuthbert Leader; ]. w. Rivens
and Mrs. Bivens, Cordele Sentinel; B.
I. Moseley, Danie1sville Monitor; c. F.
Douglas, Douglasville New South; T.
FL. Taber and Mrs. Taber, Ellijay
Times; l. c. Van Dozer, Elberton Star;
L. A. McCutchen, Franklin News and
Banner J. w. Whitley and Mrs.
Whitley, Gibson Record; B. 1. Thorn
ton, Elberton Tribune; ]. A. Fouche,
Henry County Weekly; A. Z. Williams
and daughter, Hamilton Journal; j. T.
McGill, Hartwell Sun, T. U. Penn, Jas
per County News; ]. J. Wimberly. JEFF
fersonville Herald; w. T. Bacon, Madi-
son Madisonian; w. A. Shackelford
and Mrs. Shackelford, Oglethorpe
Echo; w. A. Brooks, Oconee Enter
prise; Miss Edna Cain, Quitman Free
Press; Il. A. Nolan and Mrs. Nolan,
Senoia Enterprise Gazette; ]. B. Hun
nicut and daughter, Southern Cultiva-
tor; A. l.. Ryals and Mrs. Ryals, Tel
fair Enterprise; Bion Williams, Wood
bury Messenger; w. A. Allen and
daughter, Worth County Local; w.
Trox Bankston and Mrs. Bankston,
West Point News; ]. w. Smith, Blue
Ridge Post; r. L. johnson, Fayetteville
News; ]. F. Shannon and Mrs. Shan
non, Harmony Grove Citizen; w. F.
Thomas, Jacksonville Advertiser; w. A.
Fowler and Mrs. Fowler, Southern Rec
ord, Toccoa: E. K. Smith and Mrs.
Smith, Flowery Branch Journal;
Aaron Bowers, American Union: j.
f. Fain, Walton Tribune; G. w. Gard
ner, DeKalb New Era; Mrs. May Pick
EFT, Cherokee Advance; Miss Frances
Garner, Thomaston Times; L. c. Greer,
Macon County Citizen; John Triplett.
Thomasville Times; A. Herringtons and
Mrs. Harrington, Swainsboro Pine For
est, A. B. S. Moseley, Rome Free Lance;
John T. King, Rochelle New Era.