The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-04
ADOPTS BYLAWS
 AND CONSTITUTION ADDRESSBY H.M. BENNETT
Features Interesting Meeting of New Club-President Names Stand
 ing Committees.

The business and professional mems organization of this city, born a week ago, was appropriately christened the Conway Commercial Club at an en- thusiastic meeting of more than 50 of the leading citizens, held in h. gram hall last night The name for the organization, selected from more than 100 suggestions and chosen by vote, was proposed by Cashier V. D. Hill of the Faulkner County Bank who received the prize of $5 offered for the best suggestion.
 Besides the adoption of constitution and bylaws, the election of officers and other business, the club enjoy ed splendid address by Hailey M Bennett, manager of the Lesser Goldman Cotton Company of Little Rock. Mr. Bennett, much of whose early life was spent on a Faulkner county farm, felicitated the people of Conway upon the suspicious beginning of it's club and predicted that much benefit would come out of it. He spoke of the relations between the business man and the farmer and urged a closer cooperation between them, saying that each is dependent upon the other and neither can pros per unless both prosper. His address was well received and was enthusi- astically applauded.
 President Jo Frauenthal, elected to head the club at the first meeting presided efficiently and dispatched in fair but rapid manner the consid- crable volume of business coming before the club. After several new names were added to the membership roll and a motion was adopted to re- ceive, the entire roll as members, the report of the committee on consti, tuition and bylaws was read by V D. Hill, and with a few slight changes was adopted The purpose of the 1 club as stated in the constitution is ito promote the general interest anc welfare of Conway and of Faulkner county and to encourage better fellow ship and acquaintance among tn members of this club" General man agement of the affairs of the clu| are left to an executive committed composed of the president, secretar, and five members elected annually b. the club. The dues are fixed at S for initiation and $1 per month Meetings are provided for monthly ol the third Tuesday night, at whicl time a luncheon will be served, an' social meeting enjoyed.
 Following the adoption of the con stitution and bylaws the following were unanimously elected as mem bers of the executive committee: B l.. Harton, s. c. Smith, Frank E Robins, J. w. James and w. D. Cole 1 Jr. Mir. Cole was also elected vice president and Frank Farris was elect ed treasurer. President Frauentha and Secretary A. L. Barber had beer elected at the preceding meeting.
 President Frauenthal announced the appointment of the following standing committees provided for 1T the bylaws:
 Committee on Entertainment-J. II Lincoln, s. T. Smith, Edward Heili' gers, G. D. Farris and J. z. Bailey
 General Interest of Faulkner Coun ty-J. L. Phillips, Frank Paris, l. II. Pyle, V. D. Hill and J. Franl Jones.
 Publicity Committee-J. B. Parker Wm. A. Wilson and R. c. Reid.
 Auditing Committee-George Shaw Jr., R. H. Maddox and John Lyon.
 Committee on Education-Dr. J. w Conger, Dr. J. J. Doyne, Dr. J. Il Reynolds and J. P. Womack.
 Committee on Public Health-Dr c. H. Dickerson, Dr. G. D. Huddleston Rev. L. M. Sipes, Rev. F. s. H. John ston and o. o. Florence.
 Legal Advisory Committee-R. W Robins, w. J. Clark and Geo. w Clark.
 Committee on Commercial Enter prises-G. l.. Banner, c. E. Durham H. Rephan, T. R. Douglass and w M. Harrell.
 Committee on Public Improvements City of Conway-Dr. J. H. Reynolds Rev. J. w. Boyer, J. c. Dawson Moore Harton and H. B. Ingram.
 Committee on Immigration-Fre, Gordy, W. B. Stark, L. s. Dunaway w. B. Clayton and J. S. Johnson.
 Club Room Committee F. H