The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
PLANS FOR
 PRESS PARTY
 - Annual Meeting of Ala bama Editors. OUTING ON ATLANTIC COAST VIII Have Interesting Program at
 Bessemer. special Train win Take the Party ts Bruaswick and several Dsys wan Be Spent at cumBerlaad
 Island.
OUTING ON ATLANTIC COAST

Secretary Jacob Pepperman of the Alabama Press Association announced yesterday that all arrangements for the annual meetings and outing of that or E4ntzation had been completed and that # was believed the meeting and the en- terteinment of the Alabama editors would be the most successful of any that had been held in recent years.
 Alter the meeting in Bessemer July 2s and ss the press party will go to Brunswick, Ga, In a special train. From Brunswick the party will 20 10 Cumberland Island where they will spend several days at the Hotel Cum members of the party will make a steamer trip to New York as plans are now under way to secure rates for thcae editors who desire to take the steamer trip.
 A conmittes consisting of President Fl. 6 Doster, of the asseciation. Sec. resary Pepperman afd A. B. Kennedy. has just perfected the program for the bsssensr meeting and arranged plans for the annual outing.
 The complete program for the meet 1pE at Besssmer Is as follows
 Morning Session, First Day.
 Called to order at 10 q. n., by Presi- dent H. s. Doster.
 Prayer.
 
 Mayor of the city of Bessemer.
 Response to address of welcome bv Tho1nas Garner of Tuscaloosa.
 Reading minutes of the last annual meeting.
 Calling the roll and collection os dues
 Annual address of President 1T. s. uohter. tMV Annual report of Secretary Jsesb EeppermAn. Annual report of Treasurer Frank Crichton.
 Appointment of committeea
 Report of the executive con,mittes. Report of the executive comTnitte- men. national association.
 Recess for dinner.
 Afternoon Session, First Day.
 Convene at 2.330.
 Paper, .grhe Press and Railroads as Factors of Civilization,"--by " E. ". Yerby. Greensboro Watchman
 Paper. How Best to Promote the fn- terest of the Alabama Press Associa- ti6h,"--by R D. L.. Mel, Selma Journal. Address by Hon. F. L. seely of The Atlanta Georgian.
 Paper. sThe Future of Alabama and the Part to be Played Therein by the Pfass,"-Colonel Rufus N. Rhodes, Birmingham News.
 Paper, The Business Side of the Ala
 
 Wear, Opelika Daily News.
 Paper. The Women's Part in the AtabAma Press Association, ,"--by Miss Virginia c. Clay, Huntsville, Demo- crat.
 Adjournment.
 Morning Session, Second Day. V Convene st 800 q. m.
 paper, The Responsibility Of a Daily Paper in Moulding Current Thought. "--by R. L. o'Nea1, Huntsville Paper-"The Country Editor" by J. q. Heclker, Linden Reporter.
 Paper-"Ths Duty of the Press To- ward Public Education. By C. w. Hare, Tuskegee News. Address by Hon. G. Grosvenor Dave. Montgomery, Secretary Alabama Com rnerctal and Industrial AssoetatiOn-s@ "organise for 4,o0o,o00 in 4sls."
 Report of Historian, ". ". Screws ST., Montgomery Advertiser.
 Annual Essay--By Miss Helen Mere. dtth, Eutaw Democrat. q Paper4@"The Press of Alabama ae a Factor in Bringing Immigrants to the state"--By Emil Lesser, Birmln9ham Courier. Il Address--'sP Preservation of the CsAm6 and Forestry Laws of Alabama. ."--By Hon. John F. Wallace.
 "Reminiscences of the Alabama Press Association--By ]. B. stanley Green vile Advocate. How To Gather Newa"--Edwarta NoFman, Birmingham Ledger.