The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-07-17
nlHR PRESS ASSOCIATION.

All reports of che recent meeting Of
the State Press Association at White
stone Springs, give a most Interesting
account OF the proceedings. These
meetings are no doubt profitable to
many, and should be pleasant to all.
one notable feature OF the recent
meeting is the Increased interest Of the
brethren in the matters which pertain
to the welfare Of the craft. President
Aull has made a most popular and ac.
ceptabie President, and Secretary G..
g. bangston is so efficient and so pop.
ular that he was not allowed to resign.
No n,"n has ever worked more effec.
tivel >aan has President Aun, and he
is now a power with the brethren.
In his address he made pleasant mon
tion Of the memory Of the dead And
in his editorial column he says;
1--WE missed our friends Col. Jas. T.
BACON, Of the Chronicle, Col. T. b.
Crews. Of the Laurensville Herald, and
Gcn; r. Il. hemphill, Of the Abbeville
Medium. These have always been good
friends Of the Association and prompt
in their attendance. They arc veterans
in the profession and should lose no
opportunity to be with their Younger
brethren and give them their counsel and
encouragement
For thirty years Messrs Bacon. Crews
and Acmphill have been active and in.
tcrcStr1, as we'll as interesting members
Of the Association. The withdrawal IT
old mer>hcrS, and the death ot others.
removes from the Association nearly all
the original or charter members Eu:
new men and new faces are 20 hc sern
in greater numhers than were over
present in the olden times. In running
through the list, a large per cent. ~
the recent meeting are new faces TO
uS-mrn with whom we have no person.
al acquaintance except through their
papers.
AS far AS we have seen any notice of
the proceedings, the discussions ana the
intercourse have been in gNai fellow.
ship, with due regard 10 the convictions
and nttcranrcS ot each other. This IS
we'll, and must r'sult in rNnG to all
They will learn by personal intercourse
the lessons which $houli &o eXcnrph-
fed III their editorial MttsrsncoS. ~
these meetings the individual MIND vii
I've raised ~ the higher standards ~
conduct one towards another Evon
the humhleSt may learn that hrn,hc,
may differ in opinion from him ana
still Ne a gentleman, though AT editor
II Is 10 Ne hoped that the influence 81
President AUll and the association viii
Der Of the Fourth Estate may ~ rcc.0.
late his editorial colunns As - * 81
honorable and raspset{ul tbs; nans rnaN
resort ~ unhHennnirc Or unrcnilenoant,
attacks uYMl another. Men ~ lntelN-
gencs and sNihiy ns>t>5 nat 1'asa.; t. the
low flung device of accl3Sat,aDS ,DS!nu.
atlonS. offensive epithsTS NJ ~ halDs
unjust in any WAY 10 others The n,>,.
val!lNG sentiment of the h.e,h-ar ]; Is
hoped, may be against the das~aas,,ar
of the high calling which they ou-Su:
1t Is ~ hE hoped that the manners q.
the street CAnlrlin may he fa~sva,
harrs>! fN>W the hrsthr>er among u,hnr
there Shosil6 prevail nothing hut cnas
feeling .Ahhevllle Press &n6 Nsnne,
We thank the Press ana Ranne- 70:
the kind and frs,e.nal words contained
III the shove, &nd desire IL assu~s
krn'hs- Wilson thsi our influence. what
ever i may he, Shall always s,e as4lns;
iiSna$psrttul &n6 unhssconinc ur1a,>
anees in the editorial column o. an,
other Nart ~ yhe pspar Ne -ecra;
that Editor Wilson hss dropped Oh; q
attendance upon these &nnu&l gather
inE$, We hope he may he with US mex
time. He is DOW ane af the Veterans
and his genia presence and words O
counsel would he Of srest t,anaf, IL IN.
Younger members We ra1nernt,a, ve--,
we'll when he wsS 3 regular st,.andAnl
and we hope be may lsy aside whn,eve
may have $taa3 in the way a. ms l.;
tendance in recent ye.srS and Inse; VIZ,
Us again. We can assure hin Il.
kindly greeting froln the off,ce-s An:
members, and ,hst they will ~ e.ia:
to have with them one WHO ms ..s.s,.
SO long the editor snd puhlisbe. .! =.
successful a n-wspspe. &s Lhs Pres.
and Banner. We are slwsys e!Ad Il
haze tht. Nstarans with InS