The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-05
YOUNG FOLKS SAY
 RALLY BEST EVER PRIZES TO ENOLA CLUB
County Club Arrange Exhibits for October 20, 21-Games Fea-
 ture Morning.

Je DtSI ever. lS llle N6tuICI Oi the farm club members here for the annual rally which closed today at noon. This afternoon the young wis itors are en route home It is also remarkable that so few of the club members attending the 1920 rally were hero this time. Conway was host to an entirely new bunch of club members.
 At the business meeting of the clubs this morning, Vernon Clark of Enders was elected president of the county association and the annual exhibition of club products at the courthouse set for October 20 and 21. Each club will appoint an exhibit manager who will be responsible for the products exhibited. One rule adopted by the association was to require all exhibits placed at the courthouse before o'clock the morn- ing the club fair is opened. Live stock may be entered after that hour, but no other exhibits.
 Enola won the banner offered by County Agent T. M. Williams for having the largest number in attend ance at the rally. However, it should be said in defense of some of the other clubs they had forgotten the Iattendance contest and no special eff fort was made to swell their delega- tons. Enola's club, the Sunbeams, had 23 present and duplicated last years record, when this contest was also won. Mr. Williams gave the club it's second banner. Not satis- fled with this honor, the Sunbeam baseball team this morning won the championship in series of games under the direction of Prof. H. w.. Ramp. One of the young girls wants it said on behalf of the Sunbeams that the team was not tired when the last games of the series was reached, although the score was only II to 5 in their favor. The Sun beams did not score any more, she said, because they did not need to-. Each team was composed of five boys and four girls, and three in nings was counted game.
 Mrs. c. D. Turner, home agent, said that later a formal expression of thanks to the organizations and citizens of Conway would be made. The Conway Commercial Club and woman's auxiliary, with the aid of other clubs and societies, has had entire charge of the program for the two days and thoroughness with which the work was done is clearly proved in the 'big time' which the visitors had.
 The idea of a county rally was de- veloped by Miss Ella Posey, who car ried it out last year for the first time in Arkansas. This year the prelim- mary arrangements were made by Mir. Williams along the lines laid down by Miss Posey and the same results achieved.
 Last nights entertainment for the club members was at the First Meth odist church and on the church play grounds. Rain, however, slightly shortened the program, but did not dampen the enthusiasm of the crowd. It followed the free show given at the Ideal theatre and the automobile drive over the city through the cour- tesy of numerous local citizens. More than enough homes for the guests had been listed by the wom- ans auxiliary and the arrangements were more than ample. In fact, some prospective hosts to club mem- bers were disappointed when no guests arrived.
 Mir. Williams said today that the attendance was something over 15O. Many of the boys and girls who came did not register and the num- Der can not be estimated accurately. Some stayed with relatives while here and others came only for one day, returning home last night. A business meeting, supervised