Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-06-10
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Programme OF Annual Meeting to be Held al
White Stone LithIa Springs In July.


Programme OF Annual Meeting to be Held al
White Stone LthIa Springs In July.
The following announcement has
been sent out to the members of the
South Carolina Press Association
The following programme has been
arranged by the executive committee
for the twenty ninth annual meeting
of the Association, which will be held
at White Stone Lythia> Springs,
Spartanburg county, S. O., July ITO |:
THURSDAY, JULY 7-8.30 P. NJ.
Welcome meeting in the hotel
auditorium. Hon. Stanyarne Will
son, of Spartanburg, will deliver the
address of welcome in behalf of our
host, Mr. J. T. Harris, and the citi-
zens of Spartanburg county. Re-
spondedj to by President Aull, of the
Association. Appointment of COM
mittees.
3WEDNEsDAy-930 A. NJ.
Reports of officers, of committees, mis-
cellaneousl business, etc.
Papers will be read on the following
subjects by the persons named:
"The Advertising Agents." A. G. Kol-
lock, Darlington News.
''Scraps of South Carolina Journal
ism," Yates Snowden, The News and
Courier.
Circulation Building" w. W. Ball,
Laurens Advertiser.
General discussion of thu above sub.
jects.
Afternoon sessions o. CLOCK:
ga Daily Newspaper in Small City,"
Fl. L. WATSON, Greenwood Index.
'"The Job Office in Conjunction with q
Country Newspaper" A. w. knight,
Bamberg He4ald.
General discussion of the above sub
jects.
Miscellaneous business.
Evening sesbion-S.30 o'clock.
"The Attitude of the Press Toward the
Office SeekerA" r. T. Jaynes, Keowee
Courier, Walh hlla.
"Cash in Advance System vs. Credit
SYSTEM" j. w Doar, Georgetown Out
look.
General disc nssion of the above sub
jects.
Miscellaneous business.
rHURspAY-a.8O A. M.
Miscellaneous business.
Newspapers as Lawmakers" w. II.
Wallace, Newbe4ry Observer.
"The Editorial Column" j. G. Gar
lington, Spartan|burg Herald.
"The Religious Press" Rev. W. p.
Jacobs, d. d., Our Monthly, Clinton.
General discussion of the above sub
jects.
Afternoon sessi on--3 o'clock.
Ethics of JouHnalism,' Paul M. Brice,
Columbia RecordA
"Does it Pay THE Manager to Work in
Mechanical Depar)tment2' j. G.. Mace,
Marion Star.
General discussion of the above sub
jects.
Miscellaneous business.
Evening session 80 O'Clock.
Annual address by Hon. j. p. Cald-
we'll, editor of the Charlotte IN. o. OBJ
server.
At the conclusion IN of the addgess the
Association will be( rendered banquet
by our host, Mr.. Halrris.
FRIDAY7,9.30 A. Nj.
Miscellaneous business.
"What Value are Correspondents to @
Paper2" j. NJ. Knight, Sumter Herald.
Higher Ideals for the Country News
paper" John X. Aul| Newberry Horald
and News.
General discussion of tho above sub
jocts.
Opening the question box and discus
sion relative to the questions.
Afternoon sessions O'Clock.
Final meeting-misc9,ilan business,
election of officers, etc.
Mr.. j. T. Harris, the genial and
energetic proprietor ,of the springs,
has granted us rate of 81 day for
board and lodging att the hotel, and
will leave nothing uHdone that will
tend to our comfort snd pleasure
during our stay therel
All the railroads in the State have
granted transportation to the men,
bers of the Association and one de-
pendent female member of our re.
spective families. ThI Iose who have
no advertising arranas aselaents with
the Southern Railway should send
their applications for transportation
to the secretary and en- close a stamp
with the same. Thosh p who have
advertising arrangeFate its should ad-
dress Col. A. B. AnhNyS99pys, first vice
president Southern R% way, Raleigh,