The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-07
SUCCESS CROWNS
 MEETING OF CLUBS
CONWAY LIKES VISITORS
Rally Succeeds So We'll Ano her Plan ned for 192l-Clubs Form Coun-
 ty Association.

Tired but happy and convinced that Conway is about the brightest and most hospitable spot on the fact of the earth, boys and girls members of the farm club are facing homeward this afternoon. Behind them they are leaving another opinion in 127 homes of Conway, that never were guests more welcome or their soiourn more enjoyed, for the boys and girls made a hit with Conway just as much as the city made hit with them By the unanimous vote of all, the rally will be repeated in 1921, and all of those here for this meeting and then some more will return for even a better time. One of the youngest of the boys was asked if he liked the time given him here. By gosh, yes," he answer ed without the least hesitation
 Ending a series of entertainments which have been greatly enjoyed by guests and hostesses, the club members were served dinner today at noon at the courthouse The serving was by the ladies societies of the First Bap- list an Presbyterian churches, the women of the First Methodist church having served yesterday at noon. For the first time since their arrival, the youthful guests were rather tagging in spirit but enjoying the last hospi- tality of the city. This afternoon, they will return home and the most successful demonstration rally held by farm clubs in all Arkansas will be matter of memory.
 The club members made plans for the 1921 rally this morning by form Ing county association and the elect ion of officers. Arthur Flake of the Center Point club was elected presi- dent of the association, Agnes Shock of Enola vice president, Nina McMil- Ian of Shady Grove secretary, and Blrtha Duncan of Shady Grove press reporter. The association, it is plan ned, will have supervision of the next rally and will otherwise promote the interests of the 23 organized clubs in Faulkner county holding membership. resolution was also drawn by the members expressing their great thanks to hospitable Conway for the entertainment given them, and to the various societies, particularly the aux Hilary of the Commercial Club, for un- tlring efforts in behalf o the rally
 In actual figures, l72 club members were registered, according to Miss Ella Posey, home demonstration agent. There were 89 girls and 83 boys. In addition to the number registered, quite few were here for the rally, but not formally enrolled, and then the parents of many of them were here for all or part of the three days. To entertain them, 127 homes in Conway were opened, some resi- dences taking as high as six of the visitors. Others who had promised the auxiliary to take guests, were dis appointed when all of them were as signed and these homes not given guests. Citizens disappointed in this way made the only complaints noticed the entire three days Some of them called up officers of the auxiliary and protested being left out. This same ampleness of entertainment was evi- ent in all of the preparations made by the auxiliary and the societies as sisting.
 Besides forming their county asso- iation at the First Methodist church this morning, the club members had short program of singing and a CnnI hnf IL courthouse. The boys witnessed dem onstrations of farm machinery through the courtesy of Simpson Douglass Machinery Company, and also marched in line through town.
 led by District Agent John C. Barnett. The girls witnessed demonstrations by Miss Posey and Miss Frank NJ. Copwood. A photograph of the en- tire number was made at the church. The audience which witnessed "stunts' last night by the various clubs at the residence of MT. and Mrs. s. c. Smith did not wonder that the Faulkner boys and girls took the honors at the fve-county contests held at Russellville, The entertainment
 was lawn party and the stunts" came after the guests had thoroughly enjoyed games such as "drop the handkerchief" frog" and other favor ties. Tom Raney of Providence led the van of "stunters" and his rendition
 of "Alcoholic Blues" with guitar ac- compartment brought down the house,
 and caused the talented performer to
 answer an encore and to again appear
 on the program for selection and two
 encores. Arthur Flake of Center
 Point also starred with three numbers
 which brought down the house. Some
 of the enthusiastic predicted a stage
 career for Margie Ingram, a very
 small girl from Enola, whose readings
 were greatly enjoyed. Others on the oil Df v,rb1