Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
RIGHT AROUND US
BY Gwendolyn N. Floyd
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
BY GwendoIyn N. Floyd


For thine is the kingdom the power and the glory For
ever and Amen"
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION "TiDBiTs"
chairman charlottesville calm cool presiding officer
The fair play Amendment up hours of time It all
aos up TO the TACT that many that constantly preach
states rights and brag ability to carry on their
affairs proved the that thew were not so capabe
Serious matters that should have settled back in the
oe states consumed the convention time All human beings
regardless OF creed color the same in large as
sempiies and conventonsbedum applause whistles block
ing aes yelling boong slowing up business Convention dele
gates on lockers gave equal applause and approval by
ana yes) to both issues of the Fair Play Amendment Umph
the brain.
Prominent Negroes the convention from Little Rock
John A. Hibber (Atty) alternate delegate Henry A.
Powell (DDS alternate delegate G. Wayman Blakely uhe
REVEREND alternate delegate John H. Claybo (ishop gave
e invocation Tuesday the morning session. Excellent
NAMES IN THE NEWS
Other prominent Negroes appearing the program
archibald Carey member of the Chicago City counciD and
Arthur j. Payne he Reveend) the Enon Baptist church
Baltimore, Md Archibald Carey's address was stirring
declaration the Negroes situation the u The platform
committee of the Republican party would do well to consult
the gentleman in the working of the Civil Rights plank
Magnificent! Bravo
YOUNG MUSICIANS IN RECITAL
The advanced students of Hazel shanks Hynson made
quite reputable showing when they appeared piano
recital last Monday evening the Fred T. Guy educational
building This unique recital interesting throughout as
the students portrayed much Skill technique and
beautiful coordination in the execution of the various mum.
bers which were welrendered
The climax came with the final number which was the
rendition OF THE March of the Ubands by with five
panos nine students playing and Mrs Hynson The capacity
house went wild with applause this number which had
to be repeated The evening enjoyable and thanks
to William Guy Charles Armstrong Dana Horne Nell Coop
err Grace Hayes Rochelle Gwinn Essie Knowles Bobbe
Daniels and frankie Hampton Orchids Hazel Hynson Ha
eel, you are doing a grand job.
LOUIS NAPOlEAN BRONSON RETREs
Louis N Bronson retired from the post office depart.
ent on June 80 after forty five years service as letter
carrier Mr. Bronson came to Little Rock after completing
the high school department Helena He enrolled in Arkan-
sas Baptist college and after five years awarded an
b. degree in 1906 He took the post office examination or
March s. 1907 and certified carrier on May 49, 1907
AT this time Little Rock and North Little (od Argena)
had only one post office and forty carriers The total pop-
laon, then was $1,000 for the cities Mr. Bronson has
served under eight postmasters His life for the part forty
five years has been full and interesting is member of Mt
Zion Baptist church and served for twenty-five years In
the Sunday school department he served for years teacher
OF the Mems Bible class At present he the of the
Fred T. Guy Seminar Bible class.
Mr. Bronsons hobby for years has been scouting He
mas served as scoumaster for tewny years Mt
Zion troop He has received the highest honors accorded
scout master the Order Of Arrows the of Bea-