The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-07

Promised for Mid-Winter Meet.
ing Of Kentucky Press
Association
tMaleomh Bayley In Louisville
TimesD


Secretary J. C. Alcock Of the
Kentucky Press Association has Is
sued a bulletin calling attention TO
various matters pertaining to the \.
y. A. and making announcement OF
part Of the programme for the mid
winter meeting. to which every news
paper man In the State IL Invited.
The bulletin says:
The next annual mid-win,er meet
ing Of the Kentucky Press Asso-
citation will be held In The Seelbach
Hotel at Louisville. NY. on January
~ and rs. 1928. Il was decided at q
recent meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee. Messrs. q. u. snef, l.. s.
Fitzhugh. Malcolm Bayley. X. l.. FL
kin. Keen johnson and your secretary
met a few days ago and adopted y
tentative programme. which promises
70 be a very interesting one.
While there will be few social
ed "outside" talks. the meeting will
be devoted mostly to subjects bearing
directly uron the newspaper business.
and. as Is always the case when We
meet at Louisville. the entertainment
will be first-elass. In addition 10 a
luncheon By The Courier Journal
and Louisville Times. the editors and
their wives and "swcethearts" will
be given tickets to the best theaters
In Louisville.
The hrs, bushes session will be
held Friday. January ". at 2 !. NJ.
The Rev. David NJ. Sweets. editor Of
the Christian Observer. Louisville.
will offer the invocation, and Hon.
W. Sherman Ball. United States Dis
trict Attorney for the Western Dis
trict Of Kentucky. will deliver the ad-
dress Of welcome. Keen johnson Of
the Lawreneeburg News will respond
TO the address Of welcome. Col
Robert J. MeBryde. Jr., former ASSOC
eiate editor Of The Louisville Times
and sx-prcsidcnt Of the X. z. A.. will
deliver an address on the subject,
"WhAi the Road Bond Issue Will DO
for Editon"
Paul Plasehke. the famous car
toonist. and. Charles Hamilton Mus
grove. noted writer. will then give the
editors an entertainment that will be
very instructive and enjoyable.
The second business session will be
called TO order ON Saturday morning.
January 18th. at s;3O o'clock and
among the questions 10 come up will
be the HenE Waiterson Memorial.
n. A. Jonas. % the Louisville Herald.
Is chairman Of the committee that
has been working on this proposition
for the past year, and will have
something o. interest to report. Plans
are being made by members Of the
Association 90 do something in hon
or Of kentucky's greatest editor and
IL 10 important that all those inter.
es,ed be on hand and hear what Mr..
Jonas will have TO say on the subject
There will also De several other speak
ers ON Saturday morning and a, noon
the editors will be guests Of the Cour-
ier-JournAl and Louisville Times at
luncheon.
In the afternoon ID. VI. Hutton. Of
the HArrodsburg Herald. will discuss
"The Circulation Problems Of Coun-
try Paper" and other subjects TO be
discussed are Newspaper Makeup"
and "Plant Equipment" and several
Others
II may be added that the theater
party for the editors and their wives
will be given Friday night. so all are
urged 10 be on hand for the opening
session. Plaschke and Musgroye
promise a surprise In the way Of en-
tertainment on the opening after
noon.
Another unusual ting 20 be done
will be the choosing Of the next meet
ing place by vote Of the members. in
stead Of its being chosen by the Exc
eutive Committee This will be done
as the last thing on the Saturday
afternoon programme and those who
want to "have say" on the subject
or invite the association to their city
for the summer session will then have
an opportunity to do so.
During the business meeting Satur-
day afternoon there will be a special
entertainment for the ladies, the ma
ture Of which will be announced later.