Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-02-22
GEORGIA EDITORS
SEMI-ANNUAL MEET
Georgia Press Association Holds
M1d-Winter Meeting in Savan-
nah February 1924.
FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED
Jeff Davis Highway Association
Will be Hosts to Editors at
Breakfast Saturday.

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Savannah, Ca w. G.. Sutliye
president of the Georgia Press Asso
ciaion, announced Saturday the pro
gram for the midwinter convention
OF the association be held in Savan
nah Friday and Saturday.
The business sessions of the con
vention will be held in Gregory al
in the Municipal Auditorium Th
program as now arranged calls TO
the following features.
Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Invocation, the Rev. A. L. Patter
son, D. D., pastor of Hull Memo
rial Church.
Address of welcome, Paul E. Sea
brook, Mayor of Savannah.
Response, Louis Morris, editor o
The Hartwell Sun.
Pres entaion of historic gavel
Mrs. R. B. Moore, of the Milledge
WIG OHlolp+fNSCOrQer.
Acceptance of gavel, Miss Emily
Woodward, editor of The Vienna
News, and third vice president OIL
the association.
Address, Carl Hunt, of New York
secretary of the Associated Advertis.
ing Clubs.
Address, THE Georgia Editor as
Know Him." John T. BoifeuilIet
member of the Georgia Public Serv.
ice Commission.
Address, Selling Georgia to Geor
gians-How the Press Can Help,
w. r. Critics, secretary Miller
Chamber of Commerce.
Symposium, Meeting Competi
ton in the Job Department of P;
Newspaper" led by J. Kelly Sim
mons, of the Nashville Herald, who
has assigned a number of member,
to join in the discussion of this i'm
portant topic.
Address, what Georgia Editor.
Should Eat" w. T. Anderson. editor
and publisher of the Macon Tele.
graph.
Address, what I Hope to Do in
the Georgia Legislature" Miss Bes-
sic Kempton, member-elect of the
Georgia Legislature from Fulton
County.
Symposium, "The Space CRATER
and How to Overcome Him." dis
cussion led by M. L. Fleetwood of
The Gainesville Tribune. Mr.. Fleet
wood has assigned several members
for short addresses on his topic.
Address, "The Personal Item
Why l Try So Hard to Get It." E.
M. Russell, editor and publisher &C.
dartown Standard.
Symposium, Business Methods in
the Business Office" ]. D. Mozart
ney, of the Central of eorgia Rail
way, is arranging this feature. with
short addresses by several members.
Address, 1.-TWO Hundred Years Aft
er Franklin" Jack Williams, editor
and publisher of The Waycross Tour-
nal Herald.
Address, How I Get Business !"
Louis Morris, editor of The Hart
weR Sun.
Saturday, g A. M.
The Jefferson Davis Highway AS
ISOLATION will be host to the editors
along the Jeff Davis Highway and
prominent state and local officials. as
well as the officers of several of the
CIVIC clubs of Savannah. The break.
last will be served in one of the private
dining rooms of the Hotel Savannah.
to which about fifty guests were invit-
ed by Secretary I. Gelders of the Tef-
ferson Davis Highway Association.
Among those who are scheduled for
short speeches are Hon. Iohn N
Holder, chairman of the State H;ob.
way Commission, Hon. J. T. Boifeuil-
let of the Georgia Public Service
Commission; Gen. D. B. MORGAN.
Commander of the Confederate Veter-
ans Association; Editor VIM. G. Suit
live OF the Savannah Press; Frank r
Reynolds of the Georgia Automobile
Association: Mayor Paul E. Seabrook
OF Savannah; Geo. T. Belts
OF Ashburn; Hons. N. Harris pres
zen ct the Savannah Board of Trade,
and Editor ]. L. Herring of the Triton
Gazette. Editors from Iuthbert, Daw
son, Ashburn, McRae, Mt. Vernon. vi
dalia, Lyons, Pembroke, Augusta and
others will be in attendance.
49, Officers Of Association
The officers of the Georgia Press
Association are: VIM. G. Sutlive of
Savannah, presiden; 1st vice-president
=. d. Rountree, Wrightsville Head
light; End vice-president Ernest Camp,
Walton Tribune; 3rd vice-president
Miss Emily Woodward, Vienna News:
Secretary, c. E. Benns, Butler Herald;
Corresponding secretary H. M. Stan
ley, Publisher; Treas, J. J. Howell
Cuthbert Leader.
Committees:
Executive-John Paschall, Atlanta