Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-04-02
PRESS ASSOCIATION.
President Watson Arranges
Programme For Annual Meet
ing at Isle of Palms. New
York Trip.

citation has arranged an attractive
programme for its annual meeting,
which takes place on June 1920
at the Isle of Palms in Charleston.
The programme vas drawn up by
President Watson and approved by
executive committee.
The association will be in session
on Thursday and Friday and then
on Saturday morning, June 2l,
will sail for New York. A rate of
$50 has been secured for the round
trip and the party will make the
trip on one of the splendid CLYDE
line steamers which ply between
Charleston and New York. This
rate includes meals, passage and
berth for both ways and is open
for the members of the press asso-
citation and their families.
Arrangements for Tip.
All arrangements for the trip are
in the hands of H. L. Watson of
Greenwood, the president of the
association, and any member de-
string to attend should notify him
at once.
All of the college commandments
will be over by the time the press
association gathers for their annual
meeting, and large attendance is
expected. Preparations are being
made to give the editors royal
time during their two days stay. in
Charleston.
Few Set 'Papers."
The idea underlying the pro-
gramme this year is to have fewer
set papers and more participation,
if possible, by way of discussions
upon the topics assigned. For this
reason one or more members are
assigned to discussion almost Of
The papers assigned.
The programme is as follows:
Newspapers. Advertisers and
Parcel Post" H. 6. Osteen, editor
of the Sumter Daily. Discussion
by R. L. Freeman, editor of the
Pee Dee Advocate.
Freedom of the Press" w. w.
Ball of The State.
Last Summer Abroad, Foreign
Newspapers" August Kohn of The
News and Courier.
Journalism for Public Service, :"
Rev. z. T. Cody. D., D., editor of
The Baptist Courier
Developing the Rural Routes,"
r. Boyd Cole, editor of the Barn
we'll Sentinel, Discussion by A. z.
Lorenz, editor of the Aiken Jour-
nal and Review, M. B. McSweeney,
editor the Hampton Guardian.
County Weeklies in Relation
to Education," E. H. Aull, editor
Newberry Herald and News, Dis
cussion by H. S. Cunningham, edi-
tor the Bishopville Leader and Vim
dicators
County Weeklies in Relation to
Agricultural Development and Good
Roads," J. L. Minis, editor of the
Edgefeld Advertiser, Discussion by
T. H. Coker, Jr., editor of the
Hartsville Messenger, and by W.
GRADY Hazel. editor Saluda Stand
ard.
Report of meeting of the Ma
tional Editorial association, A. B.
Jordan, editor of the Dillon Her
aid.
Committee on Advertising.
The committee of Is appointed
at the Spsrtanburg meeting to con-
slider the matter of uniform rate
for foreign advertising will report
its findings and recommendations at
the Charleston meeting. A. b.
Jordan is chairman of this CON-
mittee.
The Editorial Relation of the
Daily Newspaper to the Weekly
Press" %. Hearon, editor of the
SPartanburg Herald.
"The Editorial Relation of the
Weekly Press to the Daily News
paper" Robert CULLEN, editor of
the Fountain Inn Tribune.
1t is expected that the Master
Printers ASSOCIATION will meet at
the Isle of Palms two days ahead of
the time for the assembling of the
press association and that great
many of the printers will remain
over for the press association. The
State.