The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-27
THE n. c. PRESS
ASSOCIATION
Two Days Of Delight in nustling
Winston Salem

fNipnHiAS SNtht naS shS SPiehatu Sasi
quet given last night by the board o
trade of the twin cities, at the Tin
zendorf hotel. II was one of the mos
delightful affairs ever pulled of il
Winston-S alem-towns noted for theil
hospitality. The banquet was a mag
nificent presentation of good things
to tempt the appetite. The way ths
boys handled the ''plate-matter" Il
was thought that there would have to
be extra editions TO accommodate the
matter. prepared for that issue" But
the brethren got their forms" tc
press" all right. The speeches were
bright and bubbled over with good
humor. Colonel j L. Ludlow was I'M
iquely architectural in the ability and
spice he threw into the evenings en-
! joyment The citizens of Winston
Salem and the editors--both ladies and
gentlemen-mingled in one continual
round of social enjoyment that will
carry with il a lasting memory. The
feast was typical of the good-follow-
ship and spirit of energy and enter
prise that prevails in these two pro-
gressiye and growing young cities. OF
so much culture. refinement and the
present century push.
The business of the association for
two days may be summed ut briefly:
Thee were fine speeches by Judge
George p. Pell. in welcoming the edi-
tors. This was replied to. humorously,
by Archibald johnson OF Charity and
Children.
The smoker. Tuesday night, compli-
mentary TO the editors by the Winston
Board OF Trade. was a feast of rea-
son and flow of soul" On this occa-
sion Hon. Locke Craige. OF Asheville.
made one OF the most brilliant
speeches ever heard in North Carolina.
his subject being North Carolina" II
was gem. and would add lustre to
the literature OF our state.
The feature outside the addresses or
Mr.. Craig. which made the occasion
thoroughly enjoyable. we're songs
beautifully rendered by class OF 10
small boys and girls from the Metho-
dist children's Home OF Winston. un-
der the dictatorship OF Prof Hayes:
short and spicy addresses BY Messrs.
Archibald johnson. editor OF Charity
and Children; II. B. Warner. OF the
Lexington Dispatch. r. F. Beasley. of
the Monroe Journa.. and DIR. Neal l.
Anderson. OF the First Presbyte ian
church OF Winston.
A telegram Of regret and sympathy
was sent TO Thad r. Manning. OF the,
Henderson Gold Leaf, who Is Ill in a
Richmond hospital.
J. p. Cook. OF the Stonewall Jackson
Training School Uplift. recalling the
great work done in North Carolina
journalism by Mr.. J. P. Caldwell and
his service to the state, concluded.
but a great affection has come TO this
distinguished citizen. ] saw him on
ly recently-my God, wha; a change.
Though FRUSTRATED and tied with un-
yielding letters. this great man un-
eeasingly thinks Of his friends and his
state. which be ardently loves. | move,
Sir. President, that this message be
sent him. the Press association In
session today BY rising vote begs 10
assure you Of deep sympathy and an
abiding love"
Resolutions following state aid to
good roads. the conservation Of nat
uTal resources. and the public health.
4 liberal appropriation BY the legisla-
ture for the Stonewall Jackson Train
ing School. and resolution urging
the North Carolina senators 10 support
The bill to stop the government from
printing return cards on stamped en-
Yelopes. were adopted.
A report from the Bill Nye memoir
Al committee Was made, and the fact
hat Superintendent Joynef had nam
"a 4 Bill Nye Day III the public
sNhVNsn va lFtFfAFt W tue dsHyfid-
lion with great satisfaction. The as
ISOLATION was assured that IL each
rdii0r joined his county and city sup
rrintendent ID giving this day the wId-
-, possible publicity there remained
no doubt Of the movement proving a
splendid success.
X X Clark. 81 the StaiesYIIle Land
mark. and X Beasley Of the Monroe
Journal read particularly strong pa.
Ders The former dealt with Press !.
and the latter on
The Influence 81 the Press
The subjects Of advertising values
md the cash basis" for subscriptions
brought forth considerable and help.
VI discussion
Yesterday afternoon a charming re-
'ital sas given the editors By Salem
female Academy.
Editor Martin extended ! cordial
INVITATION 70 the Press association 10
meet next summer IN Lenoir. The
association deeply sensible ~ the
piendid entertainment given ~ the
'win-ciiy. reflected BY resolutions
,asses. will not soon forget the so
Dufn 10 The thriving and bustlihg
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