The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-15
ANNOUNCEMENT ANNUAL MEETING SOUTH
CAROLINA PRESS ASSOCIATION.
GREENVILLE, S. C., JULY 6-s, 1909.

GREENVILLE, S. C., JULY 6-8, 1909.
The following program will observed, subject of
change during the meeting:
Tuesday Evening, July 6, $50 O'Clock.
Addresses of welcome by G. H. Mahon Mayor F. Caper,
President of the Board Trade Thomas Arnold President Of
Business Mems Association Rutledge McGhee for the local
press.
Response by President E. H. Aul.
Immediately following will be held social and acquaintance
meeting
Wednesday, July 7, 10 o'clock A. M.
Business meeting and consideration Of follows:
should newspapers give the free of their COL
candidates?''-C. ". Wolfe Kngstree Record
my esteemed conemporary-Thos. R. Narngf Charleston
Post
: Wednesday Afternoon, P NJ
Business Meeting and consideration Of the following papers:
''How country weekly succeeds. s.'-M F. Fielder,
Dorchester Eagle.
"A country weeky-W W. smoak J Walterboro Press and
Standard.
s:The opportunities obligations Of
ieitor j. Monroe Spears, Darlington News and Press
NJ outing rendered by the citizens Of Geenve With
a visit to the Country Club.
Wednesday Evening at $3.50.
Address at the opera by Prof Lee Davis Lodge, of Lime
stone college, followed by reception at Ponsett Club
Thursday morning, July 3, 10 A. NJ.
meeting and following read and discussed
1.-THE duty of the country editor his subscbers-W F.
Caldwell, Chester Lantern
Personalities and generalites Boncy Lauens Ad7er
Historical syposum-Pape and addresses by COL B. Crews,
Lurens Herald G. Oeen Sumter Watchmn and Southron;
John W. Holiness Barnwe People, Hugh Wilson, Abbevie Press
and Banner Miles McSweeney Hampton Guardan Co.. A
Thompson Wahaa Papers will also be prepared and read by
Messrs. E. j. Sherwood, T. H. Coker and A H Seats
Three NJ election of officers and selection OF next place OF
meeting -,
Five P NJ outing rendered by the city Of Greenvlle :,
NJ the banquet the Ottary Hotel rendered by Miss NJ
Quinn, proprietor.
The association will have headquarters at the Oaray Hotel one
the magnificent hotels in the South Special rates nave
been given of the Association by the management and
the assembly the hotel has been rendered the Association in
which to hold the sessions
At the banquet invited guests will deliver speeches. The
full will be announced later Acceptance has been receV
ed from Hon. Lucian Knight editor Of the Atlanta Georgian,
who will speak to toast south Carolina and Georgia.
Mr. Frank Stanton Just From Georgia., was extended an
invitation He promised ne could and we
are expecting him to attend the banquet on the 9th
1t important the President should know early as posi-
bic many expect attend this coventon and hoped that
every newspaper published South Carolina Will have one or more
representatives present.
If YOU desire transportation any connected with
Der who is member the Association for member OF his
family please advise President Ne%bery S. c. at once
THE SIDE TRIP.
have made take the side trip which has been
announced but have everything pleas
any important that let me know at once Whetner
YOU will take this trip not.
It proposed to leave Greenv Thursday night at one
o'clock and there Atlanta spending Friday and Friday
NIGHT in Atlanta from Atlanta Saturday stopping
at Tauah Falls Saturday night and Sunday and Sunday
night returning to reenve Monday afternoon time to make
trains coming South
will not complete the arrangements however, unless am salts
fed that at least members Of the Association indicate desire
The cost of the trip will be about follows: Railroad fare
rppnvle TO Taluah Falls Atlanta and back Greenve,
hotel Atlanta European plan $50: hotel Tallulah Falls
American plan, $3.50
You will see from this statement that the total actual of
the trip will be in the neghborhood of $500.
Taulah Falls considered Niagara of the South The seen
erv S beanfn very healthul nvigorating climate the
land Of health pleasure and bakbee huckeberres
and fried chicken abound
IF there were as many so who desired take the trip and
could get the information could special tran but
think the regular schedules will and the railroads Will fur
;eh snea COACH Of course those who desire Pullman from
Greenvile to Atlanta will have to pay $500 extra.
know than the 18th Of this month whether or not
tho r will be taken 50 that the railroads will have time IN which
+o make the necessary traffic arrangements.
Write TO the President at Newberry s. G., at once
E. H. AULL Newberry, S. c.
r T. FREEMAN. Bennettsvile, S. C. PRESIDENT
Secretary