The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-02
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ENTERTAIN EDITORS
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PRESS ASSOCIATION WILL MEET
THERE ON APRIL Is FOR A
SESSION OF THREE DAYS.

y the members of the Florida State
Press Association, which meets In
April 1915.
MANY from West Florida are plan
ming to attend this meeting, and Kis-
zinrnee is making elaborate prepare
tons to take care Of the large NUM-
her of newspaper men and women
from all sections of the state who VIII |
attend.
The rates from Pensacola to Kis-
sinHnee are $15.15.
The completed program for the
convention follows:
Thursday Morning, April 18th.
Delegates and visitors will assem-
BILE at Graystone hotel at 10 8. m,
and proceed to the Graystone Casino,
where the opening session Of the con-
vention will be called to order at
1918 o'clock by President Chris O.
Codrington, of DeLand.
Invocation by the Rev. s. ". Law
Ter.
Address of welcome by the mayor
of Kissinmee.
Response by vice-President Oscar
Conklin, of Miami.
Report of membership committee.
Roll call.
Annual report of the president.
Recess.
Thursday Afternoon, April 18th.
Meeting called to order at 2 o'clock.
Report of executive committee.
Report of standing committees.
Unfinished business.
Round table discussion of adveFtfs-
ing rates, led by r. J. Holly, of San
ford.
After adjournment the delegates
and visitors win become guests Of the
people of st. Cloud, ''the Wonder
City" and will be taken to that pretty
/ little city In automobiles. Here spe-
cial entertainment win be provided
for them
Thursday Evening, April 18th.
Upon their return from st. ClcuS
the visitors win be rendered a public
reception at the Kissinlmee Golf and
Country club.
Friday Morning, April 18th.
Meeting called to order at s:SI
o'clock.
Report Of membership committee.
Address by DR.. ]. 81. Ross, presi
dent Of the Florida Citrus Exchang
GO nninutes).
Address by James r. Murphy, pres
ident Associated Land Developmer
and Colonization Interests of Florid
| GO ninutes).
III New business.
III Round table discussion On 'FCol
lltests as Subscription Getters," led +
lis. j. Triplett, of St. Cloud.
III At 1920 o'clock the Wonlan's cly
of Kissimmee VIII entertain the W
1 men among the visitors at the Ha
Memorial building, opposite the Va
ley Gazette office, with an inform
lreception and musicale. This rece
ton will be public.
Friday Afternoon, April 14th.
Immediately after luncheon Z
visitors will be given a boat trip
Ibeautiful Lake Tohopekaliga as t
guests of Congressman w. ]. Sea,
Music for this occasion viii be fl
nished by the Kissimmee Conct
Band.
y Friday Evening, April 14th.
- Banquet at Graystone Hotel.
II Saturday Morning, April 18th.
Ill Meeting called to order at 8 o'clo
Unfinished business.
Round table discussion on
printing prizes, led by Wayne Thorn
of Plant City.
Report of secretary.
Report of treasurer.
Election of officers.
, Selection of next meeting place.
Adjournment.
President q. G. Stanford, of
board Of trade, has named the !
lowing reception committees: e.
Naugle, chairman; N. c. Bryan, j
NJ. Lee, Howard Katz, C. W. Ward,
LA. Smith, S. @. Ragsdale, ii. w.
wood, C. A. Carson, E. C. Bryan, F.
Lawson, Lyls Story, ]. M. Wilson,
ZIP. K. Weaver, s. L. Lupfar, r
Cobb, Roma Thomas, 81. M. Breal
W. H. Jones, ]. Wade Tucker, e,
Lesley, w. G. Bass, Lewis OBr.
r. T. Butler, H. r. May, e. w. Be-
A. E. Donegan, D. G. Wagner,
Cotterman, C. W Griffin, George
gletary, H. NJ. Porter, Capt. {
johnson, C. L. Bandy, j. A. Bare
III. z. Robertson, Ernest Mach, HoI
Prather, J. ]. Griffin, II. G. Stanf
]. S. Cadet, W. B. Crawford,
Johnston, W. B. Harris, E. G. \
Agnew, J. D. Clark, L. A. Hamil
Claude Harper, w. B. Malrinson
e Pierce and C. r. johnson.
AN IDEAL SPRING LAxATTv