Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-09
&c. M. A. LADIES
COMING TO SEE
ANDERSONVLLLE
international Convention
Party To Lunch Here
Tuesday

The International Circulation
Managers Association, an orEanlz3-
ton of the circulation managers OF
all Of the more important neWSpa-
pers Of the United States and Can
ada, will meet in Columbus Tuesday,
1t is the first time the association
has held a convention in town of
this size, it is understood, and the
second time in the South, and the
winning of it year ago was an
achievement for Columbus.
A feature of the convention viii
be the entertainment afforded the
lady visitors throughout the conycn-
ton, which will include a trip by
auto Tuesday to Andersonyllle Ma
tional Cemetery, with a stop IN
Americus for lunch The party is
scheduled to reach Souther Field at
II 80 O'Clock for a brief visit, and
the Windsor Hotel at /, leaving for
Andersonvillc at 2 O'Clock. An hour
will be spent at the prison park and
cemetery. This trip will be the most
interesting of the entire convention
experience to many Of the visitors,
the bulk of whom will be from many
parts of the North, where the name
of Andersonville is even more wide
Iy known perhaps, than IN the
South, with little authentic lmowl-
edge of its history or its present-day
status.
The visit here being merely Incl
dental and part of the entertain
ment program of Columbus, no Off
cial notice has been sent to this city
of the coming of the party, and
therefore no arrangements have
been made for its reception official
| ly.
! C. NJ. Hall, circulation manager Of
! The Times Recorder, will leave to-
night for Columbus to attend the In
I tcrnati0nal convention,
Following is the entertainment
program, icIudiug the scheduled trlT
/ to Americus Tuesday:
Auto ride to Goat Rock Monday
at 3 p. m.
Supper at Ralston for directors Of
! !. c. NJ. A. as guests of directors OF
! Chamber of Commerce at p. m. Dl'
rectors meetings !. c. NJ A. at 8 p
n Other guests assemble s p M
/ attend special show at Grand or Ma
jestic.
/ Tuesday, $3.50, cars report at Raj
! ston. Leave with ladies at 8:45 fol
/ Americus, arriving at 1870 a. m.
/ arrive Southcr aviation field al
] l1:30. Dinner at Windsor Hotel
/ Americus at 1 100 p. m. Leave 2:OC
! for Andersonville, arriving 2;3O p
/ m. Leave AndersOnville , 80 arrlV'
! ing Columbus $50.
! Tuesday, noon, barbecue on site
! of last battle of Civil war, arriving
1880. Leave barbecue 80 for con
vention hall.
Tuesday, cars leave 6:3O for fish
/ fry, returning at will.
Wednesday, cars report for ladies
9 $50 a. m. Leave 10 a. m. Country
Club, cards, golf, swimming, lunch.
| Leaving club in time arrive at Camp
Benning at p. m. Convention as
sembles 8 a. m, adjourns l p. m.
Cars leave 1:15 for Chero-Cola
plant. Leave Chero-Cola plant 2;30,
arrive Camp Bennings 3 p. m. Ball
game, demonstration etc
Thursday a. m, convention as
sembles. Cars report at Ralston 10
a. m. for ride over city, inspection
of industrial school and to site last
battle Civil war arriving Bibb City
Hotel 1890. Lunch.
Cars at Ralston for men IL noon,
leaving for Bibb City, arriving
1880. Lunch Inspection mills.
Leave as, arrive Ralston 2 p. m.
Convention assemblies 2 p. m,
continues until business finished,
For guest remaining over Thursday
night there will be dinner dance AT
the Country Club.