The Forrest City times., 1913-05-23

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 1 F. ". Snetser. Ma-isnna Index GAL ternate. J Ross Chambers. Augusta Free PreSs:) R. o. Schaeffer, Ho; ! Springs New Era (Alternafe, c. w. ! Cranberry. Cabot Guard John H, ! Page. Little Rock (Alternate. John C. Small. Arkansas Homestead;) T. P. Young. Hazen Herald, (Alternate, I. ! (. Phillips. Hardy Heraid;) $. P. Neador. Okolona Messenger (Ater- nate. Ed McCorkle. Hope Star oi Hope;) J. NJ. MeClelland, Rogers Press Alternate. J. L. Russell, Green Forest Tribune)
 One of the important subjects dis cussed was newspaper lessaa14o2- Fred Heisken. Managing Editor Q. iAs Arkansas Gazette. read a very inter esting paper ou this sae5ee. and con siderable discussion fo.aoasi, TsSG-1- ing in the organization of COZ -zasts'ss U look after this important matter before future legislatures 4 ~AS gene-al.y agreed shSf there sao1.E bs more, instead ot less aze-ac-iy' Q. al laws and legal 7-ocs917sse 214 t2 this ezi he executive eso-2-a1t.as7 .as7 k2vias tA-s matter -l charge S'-. zo-k
 A ais feature ot s1e -zset1-.s ~ss The Ark2zs2< Press. 11SGs pal l.eatzoz q iAr@s sections IA pages ooze2l1lzs l5S A21. :aass .. -sEs2a- per workers. nd interesting sks;c4ss as =sl. zs historical raS1-e ot he organization and progress q LAs S12te Press Assos4alaaz- Slsselzt1o-.s we.e adopted tAaa1g tAs Nes;s-1 Newspaper Union authors e As s.ozTsalr. for iAel- -Ao1sa rtt1z-sss &z3 e1te-2v1Sa 22i :o- tAs Soo3 -ss-.-s ~h-cA were believed ta es ce-Tzl7-
 Pres53sz; ,. r HA.5 ot ye.1v.-le r-esi3A3 ore- tns cozrezt4o- A2d es- est4o-ls1e1 5 --'a,-a3e1t ay E4-A21l 1-2g Azs Presidents A1-EA- A51-eSs Z1t-. t1a cad Q: 11s saszsc-- t2A1g the deTelc-Z q t1e Z@s3g Es the bass for 1ls remarks Ee had bow eEer. presented to-zzl message .o tzs members IT tAs ce.-zzs :. -'TAs -A-EzaSzs Press
 Among The szo.ects 1-sc1ss71 were t6e .ollo~.1g
 The A-kzzszs Press br | . GuTl11. manager 4: tE4 Western News paPsr Union: Ray GIL 5ep17y stzs= superintendent q schools. zza Toh1 II. Page, stzts co-z4sSzo1a- q eg-l- culture
 Newspaper L@gisi4-.oo. oE Fr@3 Ee.skel, Ark2-sas Gazette. El-e- L Clarke. Arkansas Democrat C 4 Berry. EGttig NsEs: a15 others.
 Importance ot Being 2 Member 0i the Ass0ciatioQ-or Eaa: Night Eave Happe1ed. by T L. Pound. DanY5l,e Democrat. '. 4 Beesoa. Ao--iItoa Headlight; and others
 old Timers and New Corners by J. E. Wood, Mariana Cc1--e-. (. (. Colburn. Ozark Democrat-Ea te-p-.sa. W. H. Nelson. No1tain View Record. and others.
 Developing the State" by John z. Small Arkansas Homestsad: (. C. Kirkpatrick, Little Rock: ". '. Hutchingson. Bigelov Citize7s Press. J, Ross Chambers, Augusta Free Press; and others
 An interesting diversion was ths presentation by President Hand os a ! gold headed umbrella oa 5aGa.. O. ! the members of the association 10 (. l (. Colburn, one of the oldest members and the oldest living ex-president, as ! a token of the esteem and good vii, ir which the veteran editor is held b5 ; the association.
 Mariana and her citizens royalty entertained the editors and thei. families and the members are loud!y praising the hospitable little city Every comfort of the pencil push CTS" was looked after and the beauti full homes of Mariana, os which thers are many. were thrown open 10 the visitors. The social features consist ed of a reception to the ladies by Mrs F. W. Snetser and Mrs. T. F. Wooc at the home of Mrs. SRetser. a picnic and barbecue in a nearoy grove. anc a reception and ball at the Elks Home, the largest and finest Elks Hom, which has ever been seen in towns O 25.000 CT more population.