The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-20
AUXILIARY PLANS
 TO AID EDUCATION
WOMEN ENLIST IN WORK
To Conduct Campaign for 400 Mem. berships in Citizens Section of
 Educational Association.

Devoting it's entire session to edu.
 cational matters, the Woman's Auxil- iary of the Conway Commercial Clut
 yesterday afternoon decided to con-
 duet the campaign in this county for
 400 S1 memberships in the citizens
 section of the Arkansas Educational l Association, the purpose of which is
 to lead movement for legislation for the benefit of the schools. The auxiliary also decided to hold tag day" to secure funds with which to pay for piano just installed in the primary department of the public school
 The following report of yesterdays meeting, by the secretary. Mrs. J. T. Canada, gives the proceedings in de- tail:
 The Woman's Auxiliary of the Con- way Commercial Club held an inter esting meeting yesterday afternoon discussed whereby money could be raised to make payment on the piano which has recently been pur- chased for the primary department of the public school A motion was made and carried to observe tag day ana committee composed of Mes danes G. L. Banner, Joe Loeb and Jo Frauenthal was appointed to make arrangements for same.
 Mrs. Ruth H. Burr spoke a few minutes in behalf of Miss Ethel Millar in regard to the travelling library She also presented the need of dic- tionaries in the public school. R. E.. Womack. superintendent of the schools was called on by the president to ex press his views about the dictionary, which he did in most pleasing way saying many copies could be used and would be appreciated As the auxil- iary had just pledged to buy the piano for the school we did not feel like talk ing this matter up at this time.
 Superintendent Womack, W. B.. Clayton and w. R. James, members of the school board, were present. MT. James outlined in brief way move ment called the citizens section of the Arkansas Educational Association, which has been launched to make plans whereby we would get more rev enue for our schools.
 State Supt John L. Bond of Little Rock was a distinguished guest and explained to us more fully the citizens section of the Arkansas Educational Association. He told us of the seri- ous condition in which we find many schools throughout Arkansas today, many of them not able to open their doors on account of the shortage of teachers and mney. He also told of the council of education to be held III Little Rock November 1113, which will sit as a great democratic body and shape Arkansas future educatlon- al policy. He explained to us this would take money, and the quota for Faulkner county to raise is S4O0. This talk was thrilling and inspiring and we wish every parent in Conway could have heard it.
 A motion was made and carried for the woman's auxiliary to raise Con- ways quota of this $400. The presi- dent called for volunteers to raise this money and the following responded immediately: Mesdames Ruth H. Burr, Jo Frauenthal, J. H. Pence, J. T. Barnes, c. H. Nelson, G, L. Banner, A. H. White, Opie Hartje, J. B. Hig- gins, Arthur Bradley, E. A. Brennan, H. T. Whiddon, J. w. Conger, D. L. Young, Wm. Van Valkenburgh, Joe Loeb and Miss Ida Waldran.
 When any one of the above women call on you for $1 for membership in this citizenns' section of the Arkan- sas Educational Association, give 1t willingly and cheerfully, for it will help to shape Arkansas future edu- cational policy.
 We extend a special invitation to the women of Conway to join our aux Hilary and help us do the work we are trying to do.
 Our next meeting is Tuesday after noon November 1 6. at 2 o'clock. Let