The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01
ANNUAL RALLY
 GREAT SUCCESS
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY AT. TEND FROM 21 ORGANIZED CLUB AND SPENT PROFIT
 ABLE DAY AT PARK.

Never before in the history of dem onstration work in Pulaski county have the boys and girls had better time at club rally than they had last Saturday at Forest Park
 At about o'clock in the morning they began gathering at the county agents office in the Old Court House and by 9:30 the office was filled till not another person could enter and the hall and courthouse yard was soon filled also. In order to entertain the boys and girls until everybody had come music radiated from a Victrola out of the county agents office until all could hear it, even some of the courthouse officials hesitated in pass ing down the hall and could hardly keep, from doing "a little shimmy" it sounded so good The Victrola will be given to the club this year that has the best record, and since most all the clubs have now heard iJ play. we know they will work harder than ever to win it. In a little while longer the crowd had grown so big that Miss Allen escorted a number of the girls to Judge Wade's courtroom above the county agents office and found them resting places until we were sure everyone had come.
 About that time a great roll Of free tickets was delivered to the office to give each boy and girl free transpor- tation on street cars to and from the park. So MT. Sargent and Miss Allen then carried the whole bunch out to the street car line and held them in check in the new part of the court house until the Pulaski Heights car came along Well in little while Mr. Sargent gave them the grand hailing sign" and you should have seen those kids nail on that car. They filled it chock full in a jiffy and the conductor exclaimed "Is this all!" and MT. Sar- gent said, ives, for you'' So thesbal- ance had to wait for some more cars when the same thing was expert enced.
 In about 30 minutes everyone had reached the playgrounds at Forest Park and were ready to start the days fun. But first little business had to take place so they were gath cred together by MT. Sargent and Miss Allen and shown to the Park theater, where the program of the day was started at about II a. m. Under the leadership of MT. Sargent yells were given by the entire body and also competitive yelling was heard from all the clubs. They had no more than gotten well organized in their yells until MT. Smith had brought MT. w J. Jernigan, State Club agent into the building, and at sign from MT. Sar gent an ovation was cried out, giving nine 'rahs for MT. Jernigan and con cluding with the old yell familiar to us all, Hes all right" Well, of course he had to make a speech and he made a speech to the interest of everyone. He told them many inter esting things about the club work, their many duties in it, and how to be good club members by keeping good record books.
 About that time who should step in but MT Caughey Hays, the very man that made everyone's heart glad to see for he was the man that made the rally such great success for he do- mated $250 in hard earned cash with which to feed your boys and girls. Right then an outburst of yelling ex- ploded for MT. Sargent had told the boys and girls just what MT. Hays was doing for them before he arrived, so they were keyed up to exercise their lungs when he came in. MT. Hays then made very interesting talk on club work and what it means to every boy and girl in Pulaski county. He told of his experiences on the farm when he was a boy and of how he thoroughly enjoys farming and loves farm boys and girls. He advised them to boost their county and capital city and to get copy of .sthe ten minute speech on Arkansas" written by Governor Brough and fam iliarize themselves with the opportuni- ties that surround us in this great state of ours.
 1 MT. Sargent then asked MT. Bass of the Hayes-Thomas Grain Co.,, to make talk and when the boys and girls had finished giving him series of lively wells he proceeded. Just like