Arkansas State press., 1952-02-01
RIGHT AROUND US
Thought For The Week
BY GwendoIyn N. Floyd

I'VE pray Thee. Our Father
For Faith to act in our lives the
Good new of love in human relations"
Annual "Y" Dinner
The 35h annual "Y" dinner phyllis Wheatley branch)
held January o. YWCA 924 Gaines street As
usual the room upstairs filled capacity For some
tme members and board members have realized
was not enough Phyllis Wheaey to seat the men,
bers who interested in attending annual dinner
The theme for the annual dinner Living Our Faith in
Time OF World Crisis" Hazel Shanks Hynson chairman of
the program committee served NJ C. for the program
The worship service conducted by Bernece A. Moore
Edna Douglas chairman of the board management
ed the members for their cooperation during 1851
ned briefly the many services rendered by the "Y the
community and pointed that board would welcome
suggestions regarding its services for 1882 The chairman
urged that everyone would join Y" committee and thus
help build fellowship of women and girls"
The annual address given by Treopia Gravelly
counselor and director of guidance Dunbar high school
Mrs Gravely was introduced by Esse Conway educa
uon Dept Dunbar junior college In the subject WV
Ca an International Experience in Human Relations" the
speaker focused the attention of her audience
OF the YWCA. 1.-THE YWCA, the members stand with
hands casped around the world as challenge to all
mankind This fellowship relationship according to the
speaker, must exist if the purpose of the
YWCA and relieve conditions in this chaotic world Other
bers on the program included the minutes of the Gath
meeting Tread by the secretary Ethel Bryan the easurers
report (Sue Cowan Wlams) changes Constitution and
membership policies (chr of the board); nominating
appreciation OF the retiring members
Effie Jenkins and Corenda Gladney (Aie B. Gam pres
enation of board members and the staff e. Madeline Walker
ex seety) greetings from central YWCA Moe Heath Conn.,
directory.
The membership enjoyed the musical numbers by Ida
Mae White vocal solo without Song') W. E. Hayes
the Reverend Vocal solo Best This Hose and the Delta
Sigma Theta octette cFaith Hope and Love members
OF the octette teachers of the Little Rock North
tie Rock public school systems Sylvia Caruh Dozze
Virginia Robinson Lucille Parker vanola Smith, Edythe Hun
ter Jean Wilson and Marjorie Johnson This musical group
directed by Hazel Hynson Much praise the members
the hospitality committee alberta Hinkle chairman) for
delicious dinner The members added the board manage
ment Irene McCuom, Faye Scoggns, Norma Killings
worth and Gwendoyn Floyd The 1852 nominating committee
includes Elizabeth Hamilton Mary Murchison Estella Rawls
Lille Mae Curtis and Olive B. Fisher
Orchids! to chairman Edna Douglas for successful "Y"
Maude j. Brock~ay
Maude J. Brockway was in Little Rock for few days
visiting with her relatives the Dozzels (Ceon Jmme
Mrs. Brockway is outstanding religious and civic worker
of Oklahoma She is the president of the womens
ton the auxiliary of the Oklahoma State Baptist convention
She serves the paramenaran of the National Auxiliary
OF the Baptist convention She has served president of the
Federated Clubs of Oklahoma City twenty-five years Mrs
Brocway sgnay honored by the of the Oklahoma
City Federated clubs when they named their community
ter for her It's hard believe that honoed ones
own home town but it happens while Mrs. Brockway
and Ceon grateful to Harriette Dyer (rs. t. Co. Ella
Nichols Mrs ny, Annie b. Gillian and Daisy Bates Mrs L.
CO. for gifts and courtesies.
Annual Dramatic Tournament
Theta Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority pre-
sented their annual Dramatic Tournament Friday January
25 at Dunbar high school, The usual
great and the players performed before capacity
crowd The Sgmas be commended the tournament
idea which brings entertainment community annually
Three schools Dunbar junior college, Arkansas Baptist col
lege and Arkansas AM&N have participated the Dramatic
tournament for sixteen years Shorter college Phlande
Smith college participated in 1850 and 1851 The Tournament
gives the members of the various Dramatic opportun
y to appear annually competitive basis before competent
judges The judges made critical analysis of the plays the
performances etc. This Critical analysis guide
for Improvement The writer has noted that the schools have
continued to improve annually and they to the point
where all the plays exceedingly good and its becoming
urged to be present Mrs. Handy PRESIDENT E. H.
Hunter, principal
The Mothers March Polio scheduled for January 81