The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-06
CONWAY ROYALLY
 WELCOMES CLUBS
RALLY SPLENDID SUCCESS
Boys and Girls Guests of Entire City and Enjoy Series of Events
 Planned for Them.

Conway hospitality without stint is
 being extended to 150 or more mem
 bers of boys and girls farm clubs
 from all sections of Faulkner county
 for the three-day rally and demon
 stration school being held under the
 supervision of Miss Ella Posey. At
 noon, homes had been provided for
 134 club members and still others
 were to be given quarters before night. l The club members enrolled fast yes terday afternoon when the school was 1 opened, but not so much that big ad-
 ditions were not made today. Twen- ty-three members of the Enola club
 were among the arrivals this morn ing, and numerous other parties slight ly smaller in number swelled the total.
 Rain today at noon caused a shift of plans for the dinner which the womans auxiliary of the Conway Com mercial Club served to them at the courthouse. When the light shower set ln, preparations were made for serving them inside the courthouse. All the members first gathered in the room and filed down the stairway, receiving their dishes from the ladies who were serving. Good nature was evident on all sides, and the club members more than delighted with the treat being handed them. A part of the expense of preparing the dinner was met by the Commercial Club, and tomorrow the Conway lodge of Elks will assume a part of the expense
 An organ recital last night opened the first public entertainment for the club members, given at the First Methodist church. At the conclusion of the recital, the club members ad- journed to the basement of the church. Soon their singing and merry mak- ing was in full swing. They again as- sembled at the church this morning. The girls were given demonstrations by Miss Posey with the assistance of Miss Frank Copwood, district agent, and Miss Gertrude Conant, state nu- triton specialist.
 Two demonstrations of farm ma chinery are specials for the boys while here. The first was given this morning by District Agent John c. Barrett with machinery furnished the courtesy of s. G. Smith. The demonstration Saturday morning by MT. Barnett will be with machinery which Simpson-Douglass Machinery { 'O hoS lyi, 1, posal
 This afternoon the club members were guests at moving picture show given for them by Newborn Brothers at the Ideal theatre After it, they were to be given an automobile ride over the city by citizens who would offer their cars for this purpose. To- night social will be given them at the home of Mrs. s. G. Smith begin ming at 8 o'clock. The general pub lie is also invited to this entertain ment, as well as the others given for the club members. A number of Conway people were at the church last night, and enjoyed the entertainment almost as thoroughly as did the youth ful students.
 The enrolment of 134 to noon today does not represent the total number here for the rally, Miss Posey said. A number of club members are at the home of relatives and did not regis ter, while others arrived this morn ing and had not registered. Conser- vatlvely estimated, there are at least 175 boys and girls from the clubs here, not counting a large number of their parents who are interested in the work and wished to be present for the rally.
 A splendid success is already the verdict of those who have watched the rally. It was promised club mem- bers months ago as the big event of the summer season, and the pledge is being more than redeemed. Miss Posey's efforts to arrange the rally have been untiring, and have been alloy seconded by the ladies of the aux Hilary whose work has largely made it's success possible. The dinner today at the courthouse is a fair specimen of the work the ladies have accomplished. It required considerable planning and much hard work, but was being car ried in excellent fashion, to the de- light of the club members.
 The club members will be given
 their final entertainment tomorrow
 at noon. They will gather in the morning at the First Methodist church for what Miss Posey described will be general meeting. At it's conclusion,
 the girls will be given demonstrations
 in the basement of the church, and
 the boys go with Mir. Barnett for the demonstration of farm machinery. At
 noon, the entire company will re-as- semble at the courthouse for dinner,
 the final event of the rally, and will
 leave for their homes during the af-