The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-05-18
PRESS MEN PLAN
BIG CONVENTION
Merry Month and Chick Springs
Selected as Time and Place.
Speakers and Speeches.


The program for the joint meeting
of tie South Carolina Press associa-
ton and the master printers at Chick
Springs on June 90, 20 and 80 has just
been completed and was made public
yesterday by the officers of the two
associations Besides the papers ar
ranged there will be speeches by Gov.
Manning, Jo1n L. McLaurin, tie Rev.
J. D. Brain, of GreenYiHe county, and
Gen. NJ L. Bonham, of Anderson. W.
P. c. Harding, of Washington, men,
Der of the federal reserve bank board,
still has the invitation to address the
joint meeting under advisement and a
reply is expected from him during the
early part Of June.
Tie newspaper men and the print
ers are looking forward to tie pro-
posal for joint meeting with the
North Carolina Press association.
which will be held at Montreal on
July 1, 2, and 3. The arrangements
for this matter are in tie hands of
President DeCamp, of the press asso-
citation, and a definite announcement
from him is expected in the next few
days.
Members of the press association
are requested to write to w: F. Cald-
well, the secretary, at Columbia, for
railroad transportation which t.ey
need. Most of the members from the
southern part of the State are expect
ed to assemble in Columbia on June
% and go up to Spartanburg on the
Carolina Special.
President c. G. Muller, of the Mas
ter Printers association authorizes the
announcement that several printers Of
prominence from nearby States are ex-,
pected to attend the meeting at Chick
Springs.
The program as arranged for the
joint meeting is subject to change after
arrival at Chick Springs.
Monday evening, June %: Opening
exercises and appointment of commit
tees, annual report of officers.
Tuesday, June 29, 10 a. m.-s'To See
Ourselves as Others See U.s." "The
Daily Press Its Shortcomings, Advan-
tages and Opportunities, by w. D.
Grist, of tie Yorkville Enquirer; "The
Weekly Press; It's Shortcomings, Ad-
vantages and Opportunities, by Joe
Sparks, of The State; "Our Relations
Toward Each Other" by A. B. Jordan,
of the Dillon Herald job department;
"The Long Price List" by w. K Wy
ant, of the Chatfeld & Woods company,
Cincinnati, Ohio; "How 1t Feels to be
a Lieutenant Colonel" by L. Wigfall
Cheatl-am, of the Edgefeld Chronicle
Tuesday afternoon, June 29, $3.50
o'clock: what Cost knowledge Has
Done for Me-" by NJ L. Farrell, of the
Lutheran Board of Publication, Co.
lumbia; Overhead Costs in Other
Lines of Business" by o. K. Williams,
of the Rock Hill Record Printing COM
pany; News and White Paper" by
John S. Reynolds, of The State; "D3e
Business Office and the War;" by R. c.
Siegling, of the News and Courier.
Tuesday evening, June 20, $50
o'clock: Newspaper Men and Public
Sentiment" by w. D. Oxner, of the
by ]. P. Denham, of the Daggett Print
Leesville News; "Price Maintenance"
ing company, Charleston; address by
the Rev. ]. D. Grain, of Greenville
county.
Wednesday, June 80, will be given
over to addresses by Gov Manning,
Mr.. McLaurin, Gen. Bonrham and Mr..
Harding, and to business meetings of
tie press association and the master
printers. At these business meetings
which will be separate, officers will be
elected for the ensuing year and the
next place of meeting selected and
other business transacted that may be