Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-21
RIGHT AROUND US
Mrs, GwendoIyn M. Floyd

Mrs. GwendoIyn M. FIoyd

m ZINES Ike These more and more the need
co @ guidance and the mighty fortress" that does not
e with position financial gains prestige political part
tiu continued striving after things spiritual man
may A''o solution to his every day problems,
returns to Fisk University
Samuel Proctor Massie (Ph d. will return 10 Fisk uni
y IN september 1853 head the Science department
ls appointment ulfils cherished desire for Dr. Massie
CONGRATULATIONS to Dr. Masse who is product of the Little
Rock public school system received his advanced training
at FISK university and the University of Iowa Altho he
leaving the state of Oklahoma angson university the
executive board of the Oklahoma Scientific society has de-
cded that Dr. Masse will continue as president of the organ
Haon He is the older of Mrs Earlee Massie TAYLOR
eacher in Jones elementary SCHOOL, and the late Samuel
Proctor Masse formerly of the Science department
of Dunbar high SCHOOL,
The Massie family his wife, Gloria and the twin
sons Herbert Proctor James Proctor
ST. Louis Visitor Entertained
Bettye Eskridge daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Esl-
ridge Mrs is the former Everlee Settes) is in town visiting
with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs Coey 1929 Chester
On the afternoon of August TO- many of Little Rocks
leen-agers gathered at Mrs. Edna Douglas home meet
and welcome Betye The people several hours
the patio in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Those hand well
come Bettye Beverley and Lavatrce Martin and
Cecilia Robinson Theodore Jackson George Evelyn Douglas
Annie Napier Billy Rose Whitfield Treopia Green Bettye
Mccoy Aene Gillian Washington, D. c., Audrey Seasons
(St LOUISE Evelyn Robinson Frankye Hampton Lois Mother
she'd Hortense Davis Sylvia Burt Vault Walter Burt
Henry Scott Walter Long Charles Watson and Johnny Graves
Celebrates Tenth Birthday
August IA marked Carmeita Caruths tenth birthday
very important for all youngsters Camela (Carme is
the daughter of Mr. Mrs NJ Caruth She celebrated her
birthday with party August 9. Fory-five small frys
sebled 114 Pulaski between the hours of 430 and
$50 p m. The boys and girls who wished her Happy Re-
turns" of the Arthur White and Russell Crawford of
St Louis Pelham Meeks Cleo Patricia Ivory Virginia JEFF
fries Cornea Stevenson Maxine Dyer Ethel Jones' George
James and George gower Kenneth Robinson Mary
Alice Fitzpatrick, Johnny and Vicke Smith, Ralph Johnson,
Henry Charles lda Ballard Matte Maoc, Verna Jean
Norngon, Gloria and Willie D. Harper Barbara Jean Sales
Jacqen Johnson Vendya Rae Payne Berey Roberts Bren
da Zsgler Syb and Leslie Jordan Doris Jean Edgeston
Theessa Jane Cheatham Samme Michael Burns, Dolores
Milton Crenchaw Lewis Watts, jr (Seatte) Lewis W.
Loveace (Pine Bluff Merriam Upper Booker Rice, Mary
Walker Patricia Andrews Carolyn Finn, Venetta Hill
lard and Constance Gillian of Washington, D. c.
travelling To and Fro
Esse Lee Tatln one of the librarians in the city of
DAYTON Little Rock for her vacation OF course L.
r. home Esse BY the way Essie instructed class in
phase Library Science the public library in Dayton this
year Another first Negro Esse is visiting with her
parents, the Arnett Taturns.
HENRIETTA MILLER YANCEY Mrs j. W. is in town
for few DAYS visiting with her family Mr. and Mrs John
Miller Henrietta and her husband were spared
damages during the Waco tornado She will leave in few days
as her Job supervisor requires her to report in Aug
THE CARUTS (Sylvia, Matthew j. and Carmelita) are
in Denver Colo Caut motored Arkansas and
Kansas to Matthew j. is attending the Imperial Coun-