Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-07-06

P'tAi9t 'hAApi vi AiAN AttaAfANE =
Mediator Journal. II seems that
the fighting lawyer is now COM
ing into his own, Miss lla Up
church of Prescott will head the
Youth Work. The report made
by DR.. W. II. Martin of Dunbar
Junior College, was Illuminating
in that it revealed the disgrace
fully unequal opportunities
which Negro school children en-
JOY, huh? . THIS WAS ACTION
when wire was sent to Arkan-
sas members of Congress to vote
for the passage of FEpC legisla-
ton ] doubt the Congressmen
will eonside it. but ONE DAN
THEY WILL HEAR YOUR
VOICESl Keep at it!
ABOUT PEOPLE f. NJ,
Moore, John c. Kahn, and Rob-
ert Vale accompanied Harold
Flowers to Warren Sunday eve
ming where he was to deliver
the principal speech at the close
Of the Warren NAACP member
ship campaign. The heavy rains
prevented the branch from golA5
on with the program. Reports
made by members of the eXecu-
tive board reveal that the War-
rem membership will be over COO.
Pine Bluffians get busy! In
Warren, we saw HortenSe Rhine
hart Hunter, recently returned
from Springfield in Massachu-
sets, where she lived nearby hcf
husband, a soldier in the mans
Army. Her Brother George
Rhinehart, is somewhere IN
China They are the only chill
dren of the DR.. II. II, and the late
Mrs. RhinehaNt. Tenny looks
we'll, 'boysl.
THEY CONTESTED FOR Gov
ETED HONOR. U. S Brown,
Harold Flowers, and w. T. Alex
ander. Watch this column for
the results. 1t was the First
Bronze Mayor campaign in Pine
Bluff. 1t was designed to in
crease the membership in the
League. and it did. 1t was
designed to aid in unifying Neg
roes. it did 1t was designed
to give many Negroes their first
voting experience. in train
ing for what may come in the
days ahead. it did. 1t did all
of these things sisters and bro
theirs and for its success, we want |
to thank YOU!
DELUXE BEAUTY SCHOOL |
opened its doors Monday morn
ing. 1t is truly a streamlined |
school and salon combined, and |
attests to the progressive spirit |
of the president, Mrs, Georgia |
Nj. Young, and ! trust that this |
will not make her head swell |
So, we have two schools in Pine |
Bluff and we trust these women
school heads will not begin feud- |
ing about who's who and what's /
what. There are plenty students /
who need to be trained to do this |
very necessary work, so work and |
pull together and let your institu-
tons be a part of Pine Bluff in
that they will reflect cooperation /
and progress. . JEFFERSON !
COLLlNGWORTH B f A u T Y .
SCHOOL held its commencement
exercises at Merrill High School
on Friday evening / saw tho
colorful march of the faculty and
graduates, They wore the black
academic gowns with a corsag2
of American Beauty Roses. =.
Charming. Didn't hear Mrs.
Eula M. PEBBLES who is reported
to have delivered a stirring mes
sage to the women in the trades
1t was a splendid exercise with
music rendered by the chorus
composed of many of the school,
students. &c..
HATS OFF to the HOPEFUL
when the Pine Bluff Commercial
rips into the police department
about the arrest of two boys
| (white) returning from work N
early hour in the morning and
are kept in Jail until shortly be-
fore noon before inquiry is made
to ascertain the truth Of their
statements. Negroes have knoWl
these abuses so very frequently
and this crusade might help the
Negro. 49,. we do know that 4
will help the white people q,
Reports reaching me indicate