The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16
HET'ss OF THE BANKERS
So Association viii Hold .,,u.,

aOSes al . 81 p. IN. al
EIly hall.
invocation by Rev. John A. Wray.
Address OF welcome by Hon. r. E.
hcNeil mayor Of live Oak.
Response TO address of welcome
~ Hon c. A. Carson of Kissimmee.
ENROLMENT OF members present.
Address by President F. A. Wood
Address. Sea Island Cotton"-Mr
A. W. McLeran OF weIIborn.
Address. The Man Behind the Fig
ures"-Mr. Walter Mucklow, c. P. A.
e jacksonville.
Report Of secretary and treasurer.
Appointment of committees for
work Of the convention.
Adjournment.
Saturday, April "a
Convention assemblies at city hall
90 $3.50 a. m.
Report OF committees.
Election of officers.
New business.
Discussion Of postal savings bank,
guaranteeing bank deposits.
Adjournment at 1880 p. m.
Entertainment Features
Immediately after the adjournment
az the convention at 1890 o'clock
Saturday. the delegates and their
friends will leave Live Oak over the
IL O. p. & r. r. for Bowling Park,
a resort about fifteen miles distant.
arriving there about 1880 o'clock,
when an old fashioned dinner will be
served 20 the bankers at the Park
hotel after which boating, bathing,
etc. viii be enjoyed until $50, when
ala will return to Live Oak.
Banquet at Night
Another enjoyable feature of the
entertainment program will be the
banquet. which will be rendered the
bankers az the Suwannee hotel Sat
urday evening. upon the return from
the outing at Bowling Park. Hon.
Cary A. Hardee of Live Oak will act
in the capacity of POSTMASTER. Mr..
Hardee is peculiarly fitted for the job, |
and viii no doubt contribute much to |
the success Of the function. All
guests and delegates must be pre-
pared 10 respond, as the POSTMASTER
has full power TO call on whom he
pleases.
The following toasts have been as
signed:
The Ladies"-Hon. Frank Adams
of Jacksonville.
The Press-Mr. Frank E. Harris
of ocala.
The Cracker Legtslator"-Hon.
a. n. Buchanan. Jacksonville.
Don't Worry"-Mr. John G. Chris
TOPPER. jacksonville.
The Vice President of a Country
Rank"-Mr. S. A. Hinley, Live Oak
Hon. Don c. MHMullen, state SEN
aior from Hillsborough county, who
will Introduce a bill in the legislature
proposing to guarantee bank depos-
ts. has been invited. and is expected
90 be present and explain his meas
ure-
The wine for the banquet will be
me best champagne and sauterne.
the menu includes many rare and
attractive dishes.
Association Officers
The ofhcers Of the association are
as follows:
Mr.. p A. Wood. St. Petersburg,
president: Mr.. II. E. Taylor, Gaines
vile. first vice president; Mr.. F. F.
hardin. Lake City, second vice pres
tdent: Mr.. ]. A. Gvifin, Tampa, third
vice president: Mr.. c . E. Garner,
jacksonville. fourth vice president;
Mr.. J. s. Reese. Pensacola. fifth vice
president: Mr.. George r. DeSaussure.
jacksonville, secretary and treasur.
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The executive committee consists
of Messrs. A. r. Perry, Thomas P.
Denham. Henry Gsllard, Jacksonville,
and John Trice, Tampa, and George
q. Monroe. Quincy.
other Committees
The personnel of other committees
o. as follows:
Resolutions-Messrs. T. a. Chancet
Dor. St Petersburg; W. S. MurrOw,
Jasper. and r. b. Godfrey of Alachua.
Auditing-W. r. Minor, Bowling ,
Green; r. B. Wakefield. Apalachico-
A. and n. Il. Bivins of Clearwater.
Nominations-E. W. Lane. Jack
sonvine: George r. Lewis, Tallahas-
see. and J. r. Tatum of Tampa
Lerislative-C. f. Garner. Jack
sonvIne: ]. A. Griffin, Tampa, and ]
a. A Hardee Of Live Oak. K
Protective-C. A Carson, Kissim- q
NEE; r. r. Bardin, Lake City, and L. I
Of Tamn9 I Z