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Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11
RIGHT AROUND Us|
BY Gwendoyn N. Floyd
Thought For The Week
BY Gwendolyn M. Floyd

thought For The Week
prayer at Easter Time
Dear Father, make our hearts
SO kind
mat we'll have love to spare
For people good,
FOR people bad,
For people everywhere. Amen
congratulations! More alta Off
GERS
vivian Arnold (Bush SCHOOL,
ana Ruby Waugh Gibbs scboon
were reelected as the chairma,
ana secretary of the primary de-
partment. Both of these teach -
are experienced first grade teach.
ers and have much to offer in This
department of the Alta. Vivian is
graduate of Philander Smith
college GA. b. and Colorado col.
lege IN. Al. Ruby is a graduate
OF Philander Smith college "a
b and University of Arkansas
On. Al.
Rosalia Terrence (Dunbar) was
elected as chairman of the Eng.
lsh department. Rosalia teaches
the class in Journalism at Dunbar
and is the sponsor of the student
publication the Bear Cat Flash
fosalia is a graduate of Hampton
institute (B. A. and Chicago Uni
versity (M. A.
Minnie Muldrow (Jones) and
Vera Rose Washington were
elected as officers in the inter-
mediate department. They will
serve as departmental chairman
and chairman of the budget COM
mlttee respectively. Minnie is a
very capable person and is plan
ming some big things for 1853. She
Is a graduate of Philander Smith
college. Vera represents BTW on
the education couneiD is a grad
uate Of Philander Smith college
"a. b. and the University of Ar
kansas, ON. Al By the way, Vera
has been recently elected as a
vice president of the Classroom
Teachers Association.
Margaret Elan (secntary of
Booker T. Washington was elect
ed as chairman of the school Sc
cretaries department. Margaret is
a graduate of Dunbar jr. college,
Johnsons Business school and is
studying for the B. S. degree
business administrator at Phi
lander Smith college.
Herbert II. Denton principal OF
Stephens school was elected as
representative for district six in
the division OF school administra-
tors. Herbert is a graduate Of Tai
ledega college CA. b. and column
bia University IN. Al. He is con
tinuing his studies for the Phi. d.
degree al Columbia University.
WE SALUTE.
Edna Douglas( Woman of Year,
and women Of Little Rock who
were cited by the National Council
Of Negro Women for outstanding
services rendered in the commun-
ity and the council. Edna Is out
standing in civic affairs in our
city and is most happy when she
is rendering services for others.
She is chairman OF the science
department Of Dunbar high
school; chairman OF the board OF
management Of Phyllis Wheatley'
YWCA; member and former presi
dent of the Little Rock Pan-Hell-
enic council; regional director of
the National pan-Hellenic council,
member of the board Of control
Of the Alta; and second anti-basi-
leus of Sigma Gamma Rho Soror-
ity. Other NCNW honorees in
Guided Mesdames Henry Tuck
err. J. Russell Henderson. Me-
Va Talley. Willie Mae Jordan
Mamie Hale, G. Jacqueline Da-
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11
Girl Scout News

March % from HOO a. m. until
after 400 p. m, the office OF the
Girls Scouts, 1908 lizard St., was
open to receive contributions for
the tornado disaster area. Leaders
and troops helped the office staff
to box and wrap clothing for,
men, women, children and infants
alike-food. soap. soap flakes,
tooth brushes and powder, bed
clothing. pins. needles and thread
all things needed.
Friends OF Scouts contributed
money to be sent TO those areas
In the name Of the Negro scouts
All troops were represented.
The County nurse accompanies
by Girl Scouts carried clothing
directly to England late in the
afternoon TO the needed people.
Face cloths and soap were carried
to Baptist hospital-Negro ward
There are still a few things 81
hand at the Little House as con.
tributions continued to come In
through out all of last week
These things will be sent to Jud.
sonia.
Never has the Scout office seen
the community rally so quickly,
and wholeheartily as for this
cause. A truck and several cars
were needed TO deliver the things
to the Salvation Army.
The leaders and Girl Scouts re-.
membered their promises. To
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11
} The Churches

psist Ministers Union will
f'ery Tuesday at li:OO n. m.
emmanuel Baptist Church,
| =. Dyer, Pastor, Rev. Cal
President; Rev. l.. NJ
~ secretary. All Ministers
\. ,0me' Rev. A. q. Reynolds.
P nN BApTIsT-eeoo Main
,s nrs Essie Walker recent.
/ ha '.eu The Sunshine and
Osy club. The club made
monthly report on April
T.. woman has to pay one
y. ..t each rainy day in the
t ana each man pays one
| each RAINY dav in the
| ae women reported SIS
49, s men reported S5.35. To-
| 'eu Sl053 Mrs. Essie
w. President A. l.. Shep.
/ Nd president; Mrs. Mary
| ere S,e'afy Mr. Carroll. as.
Ir,or e''Fl Rev j. M. Oil
~ ~ BAPtIsT-ioth and
H. 'e sunday school was
a. g =, schedule at 900 n.
b., me me pastor spoke from
|ss5b.,C christian Observance
T Ia'1 Day at the morn
|sm1 Inc : BYpU was conduct
b en- y, m, with a large at
\, booii11nunion and fellow
o'r iiela IN the eve. Worship
b. ', s,'il The pastor spoke
ciis1iolect, Conservation"
a so ia and attendance re-
follows: 40 members
d sI iprs % with a financial
| pas sco' 20 Rev, A. /. Rec x.
'r Louise Reeves. re-
wv bArrIsr-rhe baptiz
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11

nleatha Arnold has re-
home from the hospital
Z she underwent a mi, major Of o op'
che is now a shut-in bu'
ceiling much better at this
70 sunshine Charity club held
ocular monthly meeting n at the
'ance Of Mrs. zenodia Bryant
Nesdames Tiella Madison
ais McNorton and Laura
n s as co-hostesses. After the
-, meeting Negro Health
| was observed. The guest
:. was Mrs. Dorothy Foster,
4, Of Dunbar high school.
snoke on the Necessity of
Health. Delicious refresh
were served by the hos
The next meeting will be
a, the YWCA. Mrs. H. E,
las, president; Mrs. J. c.
hey, reporter
following donations were
ked by the VFW ladies aux
! no. 1916. Center Star Bap-
kburch, dishes, cooking uten'
Ind glasses; st. Mark Baptist
N. Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Jones,
Westbrook, Mrs. Edmond,
penbrook and Mrs. Doles
dishes, silverware, clothing
|other items; Zion Wheel Bap
kburch donated $500 The fol-
ke vFW ladies donated use
items. Mesdames Brooks,
has, Taylor, Frazier, Watson,
Xiv, Byrd, Simpson and Par
Mrs. Sallie Brooks is presi-
and Mrs. NJ. L. Hill, reporter
/. Business and Profess oral
lens club will meet at the
EA at $50 Saturday evening.
members are urged to be
Int Mrs. Vera Muldrew, presi
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11
LEY 'Y" NOTES

The Y-Teen clubs of the Phyllis
Wheatley branch YWCA chose for
one OF their porjects during the
Easter season carrying cheer to
the patients in the Pulaski Coun-
ersty hospital.
Last Saturday the Star Climb.
ers, Bellettes and Tennetts club.
brought to the " fruit. candy
Easter eggs and cookies for thi.
purpose.
A committee consisting OF mem.
bers from the above named clubs
under the supervision of their
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11
Granite Mountain
Boulevard News

bOuieVaf0 news
J. X. Green
Rev. Wilson preached at Pull
lium Temple church Sunday. The
Juniors OF the church will meet
to organize for a talent program
which will include music and
recitations. Gene Ewing will be
chairman. Edward Coleman Is sec
rotary and Rev. J. r. Green is
manager. The program Will be
held Thursday night A BTU
program will be conducted al
New Hope Baptist church at New
Town, Tie Plant beginning Tues.
day night and will continue thru
Rean Is president, Miss Shaw,
the third Sunday. Mrs. Hattie
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11
woodsoIl

Bernice Green
Services at the Church Of o'otl
and First Baptist church " !.
very inspiring last week. Tes
ers were guests at the First r >.
list church. Mrs. Lowe Of wri ~
vile high school made an in -.
esting talk E. Sunday will ;.
young peoples day at tho Chu~e'..
OF God In Christ. The public is
invited Buy a SAte rcx
each week.
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11
!: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS
phone Your News To 4-2508

thinning Wednesday night
continuing through the week.
Marie Knight and Father
b Of Chicago will render
tams at Leach Chapel CME
b, 1912 E. Broadway.
Fannie Davis has return
pme after spending a few
IN St. Louis. While there
as house guest Of Mrs. Lois
pn and Miss Bertha Bum,
kSy Of this city. She reports
dertul trip.
Annie Green and Mrs. Fan
Foods, twin sisters of Mrs.
Ellis and Mrs. Viola Gil
were given a surprise
Pay party on April l by
Pr Green, son Of Mrs. Green
home Of Mrs. Ellis. The
was beautifully decorated
gladloli and roses from
the delicious dinner was
Guests present were Mrs.
} Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adkins, Mrs. Viola Gill
James Walker, Mrs Sallie
r. Mrs. lola Edwards, Mr..
prs Robert Ellis, Mr. and
Samuel Holloway, Chas. and
pie Holloway and Mrs. Ale
nh Many useful gifts were
|ed.
ION week Is being observed
pen chapel CME church,
Broadway with the pas
Preaching every night. This
/ viii end Easter Sunday
with infant baptism and
PRODUCTION of the adult "A
\ Decision. Sunday night
per program will be spon-
10y the local church board
slous education. Mrs. Geo
Inew, jr, is superintendent.
harles II. Smith, pastor
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11

WIS., kodelia Glasco, Forestine L.
Conway, Pinkie M. Parr, Harriet
galloway Daisy Bates, Josephine
fahkey Austine Williams and
Marjorie Miss johnson.
Plenty OF Tea
Right Around Us managed TO
make the rounds of the tea par
ties on Sunday and as far as We
could discern, each one was well
attended.
The Red Team" of Mt Zion
Baptist church sponsored a tea
ana pre-Easter style show at the
Arkansas Baptist college gymna-
SUM. The style show and musical
numbers were very entertaining.
Some of the sponsors were Darthu-
Ia Cook, Roellia Fields, Lena Edd-
ington and J. F. Keith. The auxil-
iaries and clubs of Bethel (AME)
church sponsored a Gay Ninetes
Style Show and Tea in the lower
auditorium of the church. Sorry
we missed the tight fitting dress
,es the bustles, the laces, and the
plumes. Vera Blakely Mrs. G.
W) served on the register. A cor
dial welcome was extended the
late corners by Neppie Young,
Josephine Almon, Algernon Neal
Willie v. Jordan (vice pres. of N
CNW), J. V Jordan and G. Way
man Blakely (the Reverend pas
tori.
The Daughter Elks (Rose City
Temple) sponsored tea for John
ME Hart (viee pres. of NCNW) at
the residence of the Gillams Can
ME and Leah Peake). Johnnie is
in contest for the Elks and the
members of her Temple are work.
ing very hard to put her over.
Orchids to the Winners-in the
Alpha Kappa Alpha Fashionetta
contest.
Evelyn Harrington (senior at
Philander Smith college and AK
Al is Miss Fashionetta.' Jamie
Seals (student OF Dunbar niece
of Neppie Young is Miss Junior
Fashionetta".
Henrietta Yancy (student of
Dunbar and grand daughter of
the J. A. Millersl is Little Miss
Fashionetta. Henrietta's mother
CHenrietta Miller Yaney) has
been a soror of AKA for
a number of years. She was
charter member of the Little
graduate chapter and a charter
member of the Waco, Texas chap
ter. You'd expect the charming
daughter to follow in the foot
steps of her mother.
Ada B. Staten (student at
Capital Hid is Miss Future
Fashionetta. Ada B. is the daugh-
ter of the Lewis Statens on
West 18th st.
Small Talk
The fourth annual Fashionetta
has come and gone and Madame
Fashion is now behind closed
doors designing new styles for
1853 Ho Hunt Long live FASH
IONETTA. ~
Coming Events-Delta Omega
Omega pine Bluff chapter OF
Alpha Kappa Alpha will present
their annual program on April
30th.
Little Rock Deltas presented
their Jabberwock finale for the
Delta Jabberwock given by the
Pine Bluff chapter Understand
that everything was very nice.
A good program.
On The Sick List
Harry Elan, sr in the Univer-
sity hospital At this writing, he
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11
White City

Last Sunday the pastor OF First
Baptist church was installed. Rev
J. N. Nichols preached the install.
lation sermon and Rev. G.. S
Staff gave the charge. A total OF
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11

secretary; Rev. COPELAND Is pssApR
and Rev, j. r. Green Is pastos.
Rev, Nixon will preach al the
church on the third Sunday. He
is the pastor of Mt. Vernon Rap-
fist church.
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11

BISHOP w. X. WILKES-will be
the guest speaker at the Easter
morning service at Bethel anne
church, 9th and Broadway, Sun
day at 10;45 O'Clock. Bishop WIKI.
es Is the presiding bishop Of the
18th episcopal district Of the AM
E church. Rev. G. Wayman Bake
ly. pastor Of the church annOunc-
es the following schedule for the
day 500 a. m. sunrise commun-
ion service; $50, Sunday school
attendance and finance drive
closes; l0:45, Bishop Wilkes and
baptismal services; 4 to 7 p. m.
Dramatic Guild tea at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mays, 1922 Cross; 500 p. m. Sun
day school and Allen League egg
hunt; $50. visual aid finn, "The
Risen Christ; 1880 p. m. Sunday
school program. The public Ii in
vited 70 attend all the services.
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11

Y-Teen director went to the hos
pital and served fifty-six patients
wishing them a happy Easter sea
son.
= The enthusiasm was high among
the girls as they went about the
ward distributing their gifts to
the happy and greatful patients.
Arkansas State press., 1952-04-11

Sll3O6 was raised &c.. The spring
revival will begin at the church
Monday might. The public Is in.
vited co.. Mrs. Jodie Gipson is
on the sick list but has improved
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Exclude entirely the horizontal
rails Of the yard inclosure because
the dark mass shown in the print
posts. rails and untidy vegeta-
tion-iS too obtrusive and quite
unnecessary.
Apparently the buildings de-
picted are dairy barn and silo
as seen through the entrance to
the barnyard. These buildings
are doubtless typical of an Amer
ican dairy farm. The pool in the
foreground is rather a reflection
upon the good management Of the
farmer. It can scarcely be assumed
that the pool was created to water
the stock because in such a loca-
ton the water would be badly
contaminated.
The print would be improved by
spotting out numerous points of
reflected light in the rubble COM
posing the right foreground; prob
ably these will not be apparent in
a half-tone reproduction, but
Should be eliminated from a COM
petitive print.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Alexander J. Wedderbu
cvraser Of Photography
HhA Srsniihsnnis.n lns sA;k,,AiAn


dissolved chemicals in the devel-
oping solution, or by sudden tenn
perature changes during proc
essing, they appear as tiny clear
spots on the negative. These
spots are really small areas where
there Is no deposit of silver on
the negative. They print as black
spots on the positive.
Color Separation Defined.
"Color separation negatives" are
used more often by professional
photographers than by amateurs
for making color pictures. In this
process three separate panchro-
matte films are made of the sub
ject. Each of the films is exposed
through one of the three filters:
Green, blue and red. In this way
each Of the negatives records one
OF the component colors of the
subject. The negative produced
through the blue filter furnishes
the yellow printing negative; the
green filtered negative produces
the red printer, and the red fl
tered negative is used to print the
blue in the color print.
The "syncronizer" is a gadget
which fires the flashlamp and trips
the shutter of your camera stimuli
taneously. The device makes it
possible for you to benefit from
the full peak illumination of the
lamp.
When we wish to make prints
that are larger than the negative
we use an "enlarger." A typical
enlarger is not unlike a folding
camera in appearance. 1t has the
bellows with a lens at one end and
a carrier at the other for the
negative. Above the negative
carrier is a condenser or diffuser
for the light, depending on the
type Of enlarger. The light passes
through the negative and the
image is cast on the printing
paper. the size of the image being
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Monthly Print Clinic

Analysis by Harry B. Shaw OF
the National Photographic Soci-
ETY.: The original print has excel
lent quality, with brilliant con-
trast. However. the range Of tones
has been kept within the capacity
Of the paper. In the bright sun
shine, the buildings stand out with
almost three-dimensional effect.
The height Of the silo and Of the
dairy barn is accentuated by re-
Elections in the foreground pool.
In the writer's opinion, the COM
position of the print would be i'm
proved by cropping the left side to
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Mr.. Munn'S negative was made
with a Hasselblad camera equipped
with an 80-mm. Ektar lens set at
fill. The exposure was 1/100 and
"a K2 filter was used. The Plux x
film was developed with Microdol
and projected on Velour black No.
8 buff paper. Brilliant sunshine,
following rain, yielded a picture
full Of contrast. In Mr.. Munn'S
opinion this is a typical American
farm scene such as may be en-
countered almost anywhere in the
United States.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
DAV Scots Officers

The following officers have been
installed in Federal Chapter. Dis
abled American Veterans: Joseph
C. Shade, commander; Marjorie
Nichols, senior vice; Edward j.
Schoenwetter, first junior vice;
Jerome S. Kaufman, second jun
ior vice; c. Leslie Forsyth, treas
urer; Edward Dixon, chaplain.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Camera Angles
A Glossary Of Photographic Terms

regulated by the distance from
lens to paper.
In portrait photography. q head
screen" is sometimes an important
accessory. It is q small screen
usually made of black cloth or
other opaque or semi-opaque ma
terial that is used to shade an
ear or bald spot which would
otherwise be made too prominent
by the lights.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

reported as saying that he favOrS national repre-
sentation for the people of the District Of Columbia
but charges bad faith on the part of advocates Of
national representation as means of blocking the
granting of so-caled home rule.
The assuming of such an attitude overlooks en-
tirely the fact that there are many Democrats who
are ardent supporters of national representation
through an amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States and subsequent required legislation
On the other hand. there are many Democrats in
the District Of Columbia and in Congress who are
strong in their opposition to proposal for local
sef-government Of the types carried by the numer-
GUS bills introduced during past years. There are
also many Democrats who favor the granting Of
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Moscow Rent Cheup

Moscow has new four room
house to let to a farm worker for
$1.40 a week, Britons read in an
"ad"-then noted that Moscow is
a village north of Kilmarnock in
Scotland's Ayrshire.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
LocoI Ben Hur News

United Court will meet at 8
pm. Tuesday in Pythian Temple.
Members Of Mckinley Court will
be guests.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Camera Club News

Ann-Katrine Shaw, secretary of
the National Photographic Society,
announces that Floyd j. Hosking
and Robert A. Truax have recently
Joined the roster of that group.
Evening star., 1952-07-20


IN both national and local elections.
The suffrage plank in the recently adopted platform Of the
Party its period of well the form
adopted did meet the unqualified support of the
which sought clear statement support
All while
cuded the of local in difference to local
Republicans also supported that proposal would therefore
the Republican plank would much further
IN general satisfaction than a prompted by pique
interest the action Of the
its 1886 convention quoted below
similar action at and later conventions
Resolved That in the opinion Of the American Federation Of
convention assembled the City
Florida this 2o day of the time has arrived when
the United States should Immediately by the
23 vote Of both Senate and House Representatives and
States for ratification the proposed amendment
Constitution the residents
District of Columbia voting representation in the Senate and
Representatives and the vote President Vice Ps
dent whatever for further delay the
against this large body fellow
Americans.
Resolved that the officers committees Of this body
hereby authorized and directed petition Congress and
legislatures and take such other aggressive and
action will aid the early emancipation
people from the tyrannical rule under which they live
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
A District Suffrage Democratic Plank;
Need of Girls Training School Funds
By Jesse c. Suter
,e Plank in Democratic PIotform

eeo for D. c. Suffrage Plank in Democratic Platform
spokesman for District suffrage inclusion in the national
Democratic platform plank restricted
and emitting entirely reference
national elections national representation spokesman
question of the trustees Of the Central Suffrage
Committee of the CIO He
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Discounts will be allowed dele
gates to the PISA convention in
New York next month when they
visit the Empire State Building
tower.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

A working manual, revised to
date, has been issued for the Lin
hof Technica cameras, covering
technical aspects of operation in
rs pages.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Teomwork Need for Funds for Girls Troinine School

Illuminating disclosures The Star regarding conditions
School Girls immediate
Of the civic forces They undy made
appropriation Of the
will
center Laurel Md At the e the institution will
Industrial School Girls will
place old structures Loughboro road.
understood to be the desire Brig Gen Bernard Robin
the required building
fiscal ending
consistent groups
supported
ba in their requests to draw should again band
untedy and forefly the
required building completion
generally approved and badly needed project
This obligation unedy the civic
strongly the inclusion of this item each of the several
which District Columbia
building estimated
demands that it be among the 'musts."
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Photographic Notes

Nat Fein, New York Herald
Tribune photographer, was first
to have 80 prize-winning prints
displayed in a new series of one
man shows at Pavelle Laboratories
in New York.