Arkansas State press., 1951-09-28
RIGHT AROUND US)
by Gwendoyn NJ, Floyd
H0UGHT FOR THE WEEK
BY GwendoIyn N. Floyd

iilooNill FOR THE WEEK
sane people see the faults in others bur thew simny d.
IS my opinion that if another persons vjrtlrec
oo'Welgh his faults, has no business askinq for moro
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PRINCIPALS GUESTS OF c OF c
me principals, supervisors, Superintendent and h,
eis VI the Little Rock public school system vera tho
guests oil the education committee of the Crarh - :, Wv
eee al luncheon in the Dunbar Veterans Homo Fcori
." west ioth street on Tuesday September 25 This
oihttee entertained the same eroup last vear a. H.
stephens elementary school, Such affairs as tbeeo ~ =
of 'e school personnel the business paonl of tb
Try " 5e acquainted and know the problems of each gro,n
y Ciaoer OF Commerce realizes its task and response
NJ III building better educational system in this cft,
eealesS to say Where Schools Are Best f) home gunner
lz incomes are highest O. telephone subscribers
'il better foods are purchased go more money is
spent per family on clothing amusements etc" All in all
BUSINESS stands to gain substantially if schools are good
Miss Willie V. Lawson (Dem P and L. is chairman Of
iua'ioh committee and BIZ keenan, executive seere-
afy oil the Chamber of Commerce This committee is spon
sorlng Busness-Ed Education" day on October 16
PULASKI COUNTY MEDICAL AUXILIARY
n Inc Medical Auxiliary will begin its calendar with a
,os al the residence of Dr. and Mrs. L. Rouen
1852 Cross street The officers the Auxiliary include Estee
houen tMr h., president; Adele Woods MRS J. b. vice
president Evangelne Upshur (Mrs Freeman secretary
Ehei Bryant MRS j. b. asst secretary Mynra Robinson
Nirs j. NJ, pariamenarian Adele Woods and Mynra Rob-
hson are serving as chairman and cochaman of the Fash
ion-Tea" - ~ ~
ARKANSAS DEMOCRATIC AUXILIARY
The Arkansas Democratic Auxiliary will have their an
ua uher on Oct III at Bethel AME church. audori-
u The occasion will mark the first birthday the Auxiliary
and honor the founder of the Arkansas Negro Democratic
party DR.. M Robinson. nc women Of the ruy!l- are
TO be compmented for horornG Dr. Pobraon ard cccny
ne VIII enjoy his flowers VIII he lives So e0r hat
groups of folk turn aside from their daily routine and take
time out to say Thank You"
Title Bogard tpresiden Of The No Little Rock Auxiliary
and Alberta Jones presd q tho Little Ro5k huary)
are sponsoring the affair
ARTHUR b. FOX
The dedication Of the Dunbar Physical Education building
held Sunday September - az 400 p H. A-iur b.
Fox Industrial Arts teacC in The high school for ~ Years
appeared the program along with the Bear Cats" yes
teryears. Mr. Fox served the fret crraalzed
the first football team at tho old Gibbs hrh school IT,
Bear Cats" also sele-c ed by Mr. Fox Many o.
member that the question school cmbc came up ard
turned to Mr. Fox Ign which would be appropriate for
the school, He gave the design Of tho Bear Cat l is
used Dunbar high school materials Mr. FoN +" cry
modest person and has sought the "imegh' but to
those who have worked with him, he is real teacher
In every of the word
He has been friend and guide to thousand of students and
served in the capacity of Boys years without the
designated title Many parents carry their problems to Mr.
Fox as he always sympathetic and works with them in the
interest of the children
During the days when John H. Lewis served as principal
of Dunbar he quick spot Mr.. Fox valuable as
set Mr. Fox never failed him and he did not hesitate to give
advise his years of service and his knowledge OF the
community and the patrons.
Many classroom teachers in The days past sought his
advice and guidance school matters when the going was
tough We always breathed sigh of relief when Mr. Fox was
placed on he shked assignments could
always be depended upon be at the appointed place or assign
men ahead of the hour
Mr. Fox is a native of Kansas and is graduate of Kan
Teachers college at Pittsburg Kansas He char