Arkansas State press., 1949-08-12

and raise monies to expand the playground ia.
ciities for the development of Negro youths Please
remember that we are still doing too little in the
way of working for field house and gymnasium az
Townsend park Let us pause for just while and
get to work.
The Library Drive has been success according to
newspaper dispatches A twenty thousand dollar
building VIII be erected at Pullen and Linden SITS.
However, over on Fifth avenue, where there is a
beautiful structure for white patrons, plans are
now underway to do some improving and or reno
waiting, etc, The cost of such a project might sur
prise those who have worked SO hard to raise a
third of the cost of construction for the Negro H.
brary, when they look at what the whites now need
TO make their facilities more serviceable Separate
But Equal is the law according 10 a recent de-
eision of United States District Court Judge Why
Not Make Segregation Expensive!
The Pine Bluff NAACP will hold a rather important
meeting Sunday evening at the Merrill High School
The group will consider action for the admission Of
Negro doctors to the staff of the Davis hospital a
city-owned and operated institution Also slated for
discussion will be the library project and an all
out attack upon the educational system in Jeffer-
son county. Arkansas. All members are urged TO be
present
TRIVIA: Curtis Virgil Flowers youngest brother
in the Flowers family, will receive his bachelors
degree in business administration at Samuel Hus-
ton College, at Austin, Texas Sunday evening Au-
gust IA. His mother, Mrs Beuah Lee Flowers will
witness his graduation, while her two sons the
DOCTOR Cleon and the lawyer, Harold debate
whether they can get away from their busy prac-
tees Castor c. Mercer. ir.. graduate of A. NJ
N. College will make application for admission
10 the University Of Arkansas law school at Fayette-
Vile If admitted. he Will join Jackie Shropshire
second year student at the law school Also
scheduled for admission is George Haley son of
Dean S, A. Haley, Of the A. NJ & n college de-
partment of agriculture Arkansas then may antic-
pate the admission Of three young lawyers within
the next three years Edward V Trmble at
torney, is in Tyler Texas on business this week .
Edith lrby University of Arkansas Medical school
is working IN the registrars office at A. NJ e N.
college during the summer months She is ex-
pected 10 appear before the Masonic grand lodge
this week in Pine Bluff Troy G. Alley will
vacation in Boston. He will drive the beautiful
four door Chevrolet sedan which he recently pur-
chased to take care of the needs of his increas-
ing family. Incidentally, The ALLEYS ARE IN
PARTICIPATING! 1t will be the fourth child in
leaves. Dr. W l.. Molete accompanied by his wife,
Mrs. Hattie c. Molete, and DR.. and Mrs r M.
Dunning, Of Camden, left Sunday morning for the
National Dental Association meeting in Kansas City.
They will spend some time in Chicago before re-
turning to Arkansas DR.. Moleties offices are be-
ing servced by two young dentists the Dr. G p.
Freemans " the husband and wife combination
recently admitted to the profession in Arkansas
who now are making plans to establish offices in
North Little Rock DR. and Mrs C. A. Lawlah
motorcd to Detroit for the National Medical as
ISOLATION meeting. They expect to make an extern
sve tour during their visit in the North before
returning TO Pine Bluff..Dr c. A. Flowers left
by plane from Adams Field at Little Rock for De-
troit where he will attend the meetings of the
Men Of Medicine DR. r r johnson is debating
the trip to Kansas City at this writing as he and
Mrs. johnson bide their time for the materaliza-
ton of plans which will permit their annual vaca-
ton somewhere in the United States
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