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1 January 21-23. 1932 “011 130 Louisville!" 1 1 ‘1‘ 3 ‘
Brown Hotel, Louisville, Kentucky Surely no Kentucky editor needs any 1 . i 1 111
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1 Thursday Evening, January 21 furtlher 1111131211136 to tattencihfhe an- 111 1‘1 , 1 1
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7.00 P. M. Buffet Luncheon ln Louis BVI Room Brown Hotel,’V1:udev;lle, than the mere announcement of the 111 111 111
Dance on Roof Garden, MuSlc by Jimmy Joys ecor mg program is this issue of the Bulletin. 11 11 11
1 Dance Orchestra; Guests of Brown Hotel. The program speaks for itself in no 112111111 11 1,1
1 Friday Morning. January 22. unmistakable terms as the best we 1111 11 1‘
10:00 A. M.—-Business session called to order by President Joe T. Lovett, W111 have had Wlthm the P1151? several 11 ‘ 1
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Invocatlon by Dr. Charles 1R1 Welch, Pastor Fourth Avenue we editors have been preaching with 1111‘ 11 1 111
‘ Presbyterian Church, Louisvflle, Ky. might and main in heroic efforts to ~ 1'1“ ‘ 1
_ Address of Welcome by Mayor Wm. B. Harrison, of Louisville bolster the morale of our faltering ;. 1, .11
1 Response by Lawrence W. Hager, Messenger—Inquirer, Owens- communities. Our preachments will 1‘1 11 1,
boro, Ky. .. lose a great deal of their effect if we 11 1 1‘1 13 1’
1 President's Annual Address by Joe T. Lovett have to tell our fellow-townsmen dur- 1 ‘11‘ 11
Annual Financial Report by Secretary J. Curtis Alccck, Daily lng the fourth week-end 1“ January 1'1‘1: 11 1 1
1 Messenger Danville Ky. that we were unable to join our bro- 1111‘ 1‘11 1 1
Address, “How I Ran a Campaign,” by Warren Fisher, Carlie-la ther-edltors at the state Teetm?’ be- ‘1‘ 11 1
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1 . ercury. . ‘ 1 be like the fellow old Bill Shakespeare 1 ‘ 111 ,1 ‘
1 Discussmns and Repercussmns. told about when he said, “I can easier 731 1: . 51
12:15 P. M.—Luncheon at Kentucky Children’s Home. teach twenty men what to do than 1 31 1-1 1 1
Friday Afternoon, January 22. be one of the twenty to follow mine 1 1‘ 11 11 - 1
Automobile Show , 0W“ Prea9hing-" - {'1‘ 11 1 111
. Theatres and Bridge Quit crying over poor business if 1 ‘1 111 11 ‘ ‘ 1
1 Friday EVEN-11g, January 22 your business is rotten. Buckle up, 1111111111'11 ‘
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1 7.00 P. M.——Annual Banquet at Blown Hotel, Loulsvnle Board of Trade your chest and your chin and join us 1111 1,11 111
1 _ Host; Robert Vaughan, Presment, and Others, Speakers. in Louisville early Thursday, January 111 1 1
1 Saturday Morning, January 23. 21. You’ll get enough inspiration and :11 ‘1 1|: . '
L.- 10200 A. M.—Meeting called to order by the president . vigor at this meeting to carry you 311 11 1
Address, “How I get Foreign Advertising,” by Alvin R. Magee, through the year. 1 1111'. ‘ i , 1 1
-’ Foreign Advertising Manager of the Courier-Journal and Please let me make a speClal appeal 11 ‘1 1 1 2 111
The Times to you fellows who have not been in 1 g 1 f ‘1
1 I . . . the habit of coming to the meetings. 1 if 1 1‘ 1 .‘1
Report of'Leglslatlve Committee by B. B. Cozine, Chairman. Try it once! Just once! We know 1 11111
1 ShelbyVllle News. you’ll like it so well you will come for— " :1 31 11 11
2' Reviewing Business of 1931 ever after‘vard- 1 1 .1‘ 1 1 311
.1 Visualizing Business for 1932 And you old standbys! You men we 1 1 1 11 _
12:15 P. M.—Luncheon at Pendennis Club, Courier-Journal and The Times have been counting on for years. Make .11 1 11111
Hosts a little extra efiort and bring along ‘ 1| 1‘ 1
El 13' ' f 0151' r your neighbor who falls in the fore- :: ,7 111 “ 1
' . ea 1911 0 H18 5 going classification. 1 1‘ 111 ~ ' .1 '1
Unfinished Busmess. “On to Louisville.” 111 1 111 1
1 Adjournment JOE T. LOVETT, 11’ 1 1111 ‘1. 1
1 W________.__.___—_.__ President, 1 1 11'; 1111 1‘1 1,1
1’ DEPARTMENT or JOURNALISM tion. —————————— 11 1111 ‘ I,
' NOW CLASS “A” SCHOOL Only twenty-six universities and BiRTHDAY FEATURE 3.1 1111 1
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1 versity of Kentucky, was admitted to editors of. the state ought to be proud Council Bluffs, Ia., Nonpareil (R. J. 131 1111 1a 1
1 membership in the American Assocla- that their university was accorded O’Brien, business manager) runs ‘a 1~ 1 111; 1' 1
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1 Journalism at its annual meeting in -—-———————-— Birthdays. Names mentioned are en- a 11 111211111
Minneapolis during the holidays, as a 'Have your neighbors ever dropped titled to get tickets for a good movie 1 11 1111 1 1g _
Class “A.” department of journalism. into your home to borrow the weekly show open once a month at a season- 1. 1 11:1 1-11
This highest rating comes to Ken— collection of circular letters, hand able hour. Names and ages are se- 3' 1’; 1111 11 1 1’
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,3 1,3. 33 ,3, 3,33: 3 ON OFFICERS pany made with the insurance com- they are Stirrino glirfggt: 12,va and 3

.3 .3: :3 2::5» ;: ‘ JOE T. LOVETT ' abOut the b p 0 bring i
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3 3,, 3 3,3, 33,,3 Murray Ledger,—Times 'lpresident SOl’Erllveerfsiirec’t-ilce should have, if possible State Which will egivoef 11:35 111 every 3
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3 3: . : :- "3 A - ORRIS gers and the new . fr Ion and benefits
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33 33 333333 3 3 0 LAWRENCE HAGER, {giver can be replaced. ey * :n', 3
33333 3 ‘3 333333 wenSbgz? 1331335561115": Chairman of e Wisconsm Press- SAME IN ALL sTA'I‘ES 3
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‘ 3333 33 13:3, 3 11- 3 K '4 TU “ same ne y Kentmky Should have as percent memberchip cud aim at 100 3

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33:33 33 333-3" 333.33 E Slumped in pric: have for sale has memb3::Evea]:1m~a of Int'5‘3111gence 0f the there had to continue to measure up :

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3:3 3 3:5 333133 3: ‘» Seoret , ‘3 farm products—Dec] . would ref ' t am tlme that he and th pportumtles Of the field 3

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s t What The Retailer Expect-s Of Mr. Thunemann referred to the ex- the advertiser is successful. It accu- . . .l i" 1
_ . Newspapers perience of Pear’s Soap. Years ago, mulates a favorable public contrast ‘ . 1“ 1
t / — with its “good morning” campaign, with the one who doesn‘t advertise. . . 1
e _ “I don’t buy white space; I buy this soap was a leader. The other day It accumulates piled up impressions of ‘ : x 1. 1
e f merely to get business,” said Karl F. a, Storekeeper sold his last two bars; articles offered for sale. It accumu- 1 1 ' :
_ Thunemann, advertising manager of they had been on the shelf for six lates a belief that the advertiser car- ‘1 1-11 '1 1
J McMorra-n & Washburne’s department years. Pear’s had ceased to advertise ries standard or better grades of goods; . 1: "
r $101.81 in Eugene, at the Crater Lake and had lost the momentum of its ear- it :ccumfiatesdnew frflentds and helps 1 j t 1 1
convention. He was answering the 1161‘ DuthitY- 1016:6111; niatte I 1 :1 ac ’ 1i21acc1l11mu— 1 ‘ ' 1
1 » question as to what the retailer ex- The speaker urged good-will build- a me . d r1a1 lor 211111 ahmgs 1m' l 1: 1
1 pects of his newspaper. ing on the part of newspapers com- piegna e m us “a wa W 1c com- 1 5E1 .
. 1 , , bl t . . petition cannot break down over night. 3 . ‘ ,
' 1‘ “I believe the paper builds up a cert D313 e 0 that carried on by busmess , . , 1 1 1-1 ,
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i tam consciousness among its readers. men. The MCMOIYan & Washburne still in business and still jealous of 1. .3
t t I buy the “Shthrday E‘hhthg P05“ I e‘hdttortum’ gtteh tree to groups °t the attitude 0; the public toward it t e '3
V never read a stgry; I read the adver— citizens, has drawn thousands of per- ' 111 1 "
r tisements. The “P'ostn has bullt up an sons to the store In a week. This has Have you read the front page edi- 11: 1 111
5 advertising consciousness........Some built up good Will. Mr. Thunemann torial in the Publishers Auxiliary, issue .1 1 :1 1
' papers are that way. If you want peo— Ul‘ged frequént news Stories about the of November 21, entitled Suicide! If * f 5 i
1 ple to read for advertising, you build local advertiser; the news story and not” look up that issue and read it! , ‘ . 3 1
up that advertising consciousness. Let picture run unknown to the advertiser Wright A. Patterson gives a message 3 1 1
your readers know that your particu— was regarded as a great builder of the that is pertinent to every newspaper 111 11 . , 1
3 lar paper is the best for that particu- good W111 that helps business. owner and editor. 1 7 11 1 . 1 1
t lar type of advertising. “— __._.._____.___._ 111 1 1 1 . 1 1
: “When a woman buys Palm Olive, ‘ The University Of Kentucky was hOSt YOU cannot afford to miss the mid- t1? 1‘ t i z i
” 1 she buys ‘that schoolgirl complexion.’ to the National College Press associa- winter meeting at Louisville! 11 11111
; ‘ When I buy your white space I’m buy- tion on November 20-21. Eighteen U1 1‘ 1 '1 l
: 1 ing the business your paper will bring states and 25 publlcatlons were TBDI‘G- . t 2" 1 31. t
3' to me when I put my story into that sented by 46 delegates. The Press edi- W % 1 1 '1' 1 H1 1
space. tor was honored in his election as 331m kput duh 1on your mailinghlést. W3 1 111,111
1 U . 1 . - - . c ec an e your paper eac ay an 1 a‘ ' 1
. Ninety W 95 p31 cent Of those m filialrmani 13f the :fiecutlv: tboald or when the binding date comes we bind 1 *11t ll 1
l I retail business fail. You are up against e assoc a ion or e nex “’0 years. and return them 211i;I the 1i‘ollowinsgsporéces: 1 1112 .» 1 1
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) 1 the 5 per cent but also to the lnLGl‘n- 1 What Does It Accumulate? Weekly, Twelve Months... 5.00 1 g 111 ; 1
1 1 potent 95 per cent; they don’t know — We are serving publishers in all parts 1 1 1 1111 i 1 1
how to advertise. The more you know The benefits of advertising are cu- 0f the United States. Write us for fur— ‘ 1 i 1 3"
b 11 th 1: .1 d h' b . 1 th 1 11 d . ht ther particulars. / :1" l1 1
a on e re a! er an IS USIHGSS e mu a -ve, we say—1am we. are rig . NIONMOUTH BLANK 300K CO. 1, ‘. Ki
better you’ll be able to sell him and ,But what does this advertismg accu— 0. J. Forman, Prop. Monmouth, Ill. 5 1‘ 111. ~; 1
. help his business. mulate for the one who invests in it? MILO BENNETT 3' 1 .11 i . .
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