The Pulaskian., 1917-07-20
COMMUNITY
 CLUBS GROW
MISSES ARTHUR AND ALLEn HAVE ELEVEN CLUBS NOW AND GOOD WORK BEING
 ACCOMPLISHED BY ALL.

Another profitable week was put in by Miss Marcella Arthur, who is working among the Community Clubs under the direction of the Little Rock Board of Commerce. and Miss Minnie Allen, county demonstrator. and the result is that eleven clubs will be re- ported to the county convention, which meets here Tuesday morning
 Many of the Community Clubs had become inactive, but Misses Arthur and Allen have been q great team, and has rejuvenated and instilled new life into them by arranging definite plan of action and giving them something to work for that has reasonable chance for success.
 Instead of quitting the work when the county has been gone over thor oughly, the Little Rock Board of Com merce has arranged for Miss Arthur to spend all of her time in Pulaski county in an effort to make home life more attractive for the country peo- pie of the county. A car will be sup piled for Miss Arthur and she will visit any community, at any time, that desires 8 club organized or as- sistanee in making the work of the club already in existence, more at- tractive.
 The sixth week of Misses Arthur and Allen's work in Pulaski county opened at Ferndale last Friday The lesson for the day was on potatoes, and Mesdames Goodson, Junkin and Rowland spoke on the manner of seed selection. planting, cultivation storage and care of potatoes. Mrs. Goodson, president: Miss Omia Row land, secretary; and Mrs Junkin delegate, were chosen to represent the club at the county convention. Mrs. George Prothro, because of illness, was unable to attend, but will come with the delegates 10 the county con- vention.
 On Monday Misses Arthur and Al 1 len went to Jacksonville where a rousing meeting was held of the new ly organized club. Marketing was the themo discussed here, and plans l were laid so that the members will determine definitely what they will have for market each week. and On what days it will be available. When 1 this is done it will be quite easy to arrange to get 1t to market. The club decided to study for some time l on home economies. Mrs. Sweitzer was elected president of the club, Mrs. Gray having resigned. Mrs. Par 1 dew, the secretary; Mrs. F. c. Blod- gett, delegate, and the president will attend the county convention.
 The Tuesday meeting was held at Zion Hill. Seed selection was the 1 topic discussed at this meeting. Mrs. Turner led in the discussion in fhe absence of Mrs. Skeen, to whom the subject had been assigned Mrs. Fisher spoke on the planting and cns- ! tivation of potatoes. Zion Hill is the champion potato growing section of the county and Mrs. Fisher de clared the large yields have been due to intense cultivation, particularly the thorough preparation of the soil De fore the seed is planted. Mrs. Grant spoke on the care and storage of po- tatoes in the absence of Miss Mamie Turner Mrs. J. G. Turner, president; Mrs. Frank Skeen, secretary, and Mrs. Hattie Grant, delegate, are the ones who will attend the county con- vention from Zion Hill,
 At Ebenezer the county agents found Community Club that has
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