The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-11
BOY SCOUTS ACTIVE
 WITH SUMMER PLANS

DO1 OCOUIS ACTlVE WITH SUMMER PLANS If the plans which are being work ed out now can be completed, the boys, and especially the Boy Scouts 1 of Conway are to have a very active summer One of the main things l planned is the purchase of a large tract of ground near Pinnacle Springs which is to be made into perma- nent summer came for the youth of the town. J. W. James. scoutmaster. Will offer the use of the grounds to any of the young peoples organiza- tlons when not in use by the Scouts.
 Furthermore, provision is being made to secure a director of boys work for the summer. The director will have charge of the camp, direct the work and play on some local play ground in the afternoons and take great step toward the solving of the Conway boy problem
 Dr. A. W. Rice, former supervisor of tick eradication for Faulkner coun- ty, is here from Little Rock today.
 Music by Normal quartette at Sec , ond Baptist services Sunday morning at the White Grand. All are invited. dit.
 Good Luck" we'll tell the world. Chinese Good Luck Rings. Price 75c each. New bern Bros.
 'The Arrival of Kitty a three act farce, coming to the Grand Theatre March 20. Ad- mission 55 cents.
 "The Wise Fool" will be the subject of Rev. Blake Smiths sermon Sun day at II a. m., White Grand thea tre. The public cordially invited.- dit.
 See Mrs. Scott, over Coles grocery for dressmaking, hemstitching, alter ing of ready-to-wear clothing, both ladies and gents All work guar anteed-3- 10dtf.
 Can a negro cook? Uh, Huh,
 Gan negro cake-walk? :? Always Can a negro sing? I'll say sol
 See "All For Love- Central Col lege, March 13, at 8 o'clock Admis- sion 35 cents.-3-11d2t.
 A. M. Ledbetter returned last night from Hot Springs, where he spent several days for the benefit of his health. He expects to resume his duties as appraiser for the Federal T Land Bank next week.
 The Brides Class of the First Bap list church will give a silver tea March 17, at the home of Mrs. w. B. Clayton. An enjoyable program will be rendered and delicious refresh , ments served.-3-Sd4t
 Misses Sulu and Ruth Wright came up from Conway and spent the week end with Miss Rosa Miller, and their sister, Mis- Wilma Wright. Miss Su- lu left Monday for visit in McAlis- ter, Okla.-Morrilton Democrat. Miss Lucy Davis of Conway and Mrs. A. J. Matthews of Magnolia are here visiting their brother, w. R. Davis and family. Mrs. Matthews is on her way to Russellville to join her husband to make her future home I-Morrilton Democrat.
 J. w. Sneed of Conway, here at 1 tending ito business since Tuesday afternoon, thells the Democrat he is seriously considering the return of himself and family to Clintoon as a permanent home. In fact, that mat ter has pretty well been settled but as he contemplates the erection of home it will be midsummer before they can make the change. The many friends of this well known family will be gratified with the information herewith imparted Clinton Demo crat.
 Mesdames Tom Davis of Conway and J. E. Greeson of Keota, Okla, called here some weeks since because of the sickness of their father and mother MT. and Mrs. w. M Peel, and the subsequent death of the mother, returned to their respective homes , Tuesday afternoon They were re- lieved by their sister Mrs. E. A. AL lisoon of Conway, who will aid in ad- ministering to the needs of her father for several days. MT. Peel, we are pleased to state, is making commend able improvement, his complete res toration expected at an early date.