Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-27

Atlanta day will also be observed
on Tuesday. and special train will
come to this city from the Georgia
capital. bringing several thousand
: Georgians. Mayor R. F. Maddox
will head the party, and he will Of
ficiate as one of the judges of the
automobile floral parade which will
be the event of greatest spectacular
interest on Tuesday,
Tennessee Federation Of Women's
club day is calendared for Tuesday.
This will be symposium participa-
ted in by the leading club women Of
the state. at which club work will be
discussed in detail. The state feder-
alton president, Mrs. L, Crozier
French. of Knoxville, will preside.
Women from Nashville. Memphis,
Chattanooga, Bristol, GAINESVILLE,
Jackson. Paris, Murfreesboro. Union
City and many other points will be
present.
The colored race will not be over.
looked on Tuesday, as it will cele
brate negro day." A number of
prominent negroes will be there, in
Guiding Judson Lyons. of Augusta.
Ga, formerly register of the United |
States treasurer. The negro build.
ing will be the scene of the exercises.
Wednesday will be ministers
day." when ministers of the Gospel
will visit the exposition and will
hold conference. This is an expo
sition which is interesting through
out to ministers as we'll as to lay
men, and nothing is contained there
in in which a minister cannot partic-
ipate or canno. witness. The Min
listers in Christ sect will hold an ex-
elusive conference, in addition to
the general assembly for ministers.
SOUTHERN CLUB WOMEN.
A conference of women's clubs
of the south, to be attended by the
foremost club women of the entire
southern states. will be held on
Wednesday. This will be one of the
most brilliant of the many women's
congresses.
Thursday is designated as Chatta.
nooga day. when it is expected that
of citizens of the noun
tain city will be visitors to the expo
sition. Mayor S. H. Thompson will
lead the party, and formal ceremo-
MES welcoming them TO Knoxville
and to the exposition will be carried
out. Chattanooga is Knoxville's
closest neighboring city. and the
rivalry between the cities
will find its complement in the gen
erous interest Chattanooga is taking
in the exposition in sending a large
and representative delegation here
next Thursday.
The Ministers in Christ will hold a
conference on Thursday, and the
women's clubs of the south will con-
tinue their congress on that day.
Friday, Sept 80, will be "Tennes-
see Press day." when the Tennessee
Press Association will hold formal !
here at the exposition
grounds, presided over by G F.
Milton. president of the association.
In addition to the editors and pub
fishers of Tennessee, newspaper men
of the entire south are also invited
to participate in the press day fes-
tivities. The editors and publishers
will be the guests of the exposition.
The conference of women's clubs
will continue on Friday.
U. C. T. DAY.
October will be introduced by a J
series of celebrations at the exposi-
ton. The chief event of October
will be United Commercial Travel
er's day, when members of that fra
ternal organization will come here
from all parts of the country. A
number of the national officers will
be present. a U. C. T. parade will
pass through the streets Of the city.
Postoffice day is October l., and
postmasters and postal employees will
be here from many places, the gov
eminent officials have concurred in
this observance. The postoffice ex-
hibit in the governments display is
one Of the most complete and most
attractive in the exposition. Rural