Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
RIGHT AROUND US
Mrs. ewendoIyn M. Floyd
Mrs. Gwendolyn M. FLOW

Thought For The Week
teacher effects eternity can never tell where his
Dr. So Ups Henry Adams
The annual PreSchool conference of the Little Rock pub
o or teachers in session and will today sd
ucdoh mat Makes Difference the theme of the con-
ference ~ ~ - ~ wa
The teachers assembled for general session Wednesday
al LUMBAR hgh school, The following persons the
program the Reverend F. T. Guy (invocaon) Mrs Myr-
Tie Williams (group snging) Leroy Christophe introduction
OF guests The teachers greeted by Mrs Arthur Mclean
vice president of the LR 3D. of Educaon); Mrs. 10
harrison president of PTA councils Pratt Remmel (may
or OF LR)i and Arch Campbell (udge Pulaski county,
The address made by Dr. John Tyler Caldwell pres
ldent of the University of Arkansas.
Virgil T. Blossom, presided session and closed
e meeting with remarks plans and goals of the Little Rock
Public Schools 1853 81"
East End Civic League Anniversarv-
Sunday marked the Fifth anniversary program Of the
East End Civic League of Little The meeting was held
at the First Baptist church, 9th Calhoun streets.
The address given by Dr. Lawrence A. Davis pres
ident of AM&N college at Pine Bluff Dr. Davis his
pest and held his audience spebound he mfoded inter-
eng highghs of the Negroes progress the last years
DR. Davis urged us to First Ascertain the problems and
be sure that have the hand then attack the prob
lens nteligenty Second he urged in respective
CARNATIONS to consolidate problems accomplish very
little when we assume the individual viewpoint Third Dr.
Davis stressed the fact that after have accomplished the
FIRST and second rules then develop cultivate evange
listic viewpoint regarding the problems.
Other participants on the program Mrs Edna Doug
las introduced Dr. Davs G. Garrett (evoon)
Mrs Bobbe H. Johnson greengs); Reverend R. Vaughn
(remarks); Virgil Blossom trenaks J. l. Hawkins (ntro
ducton of guests is president of the East End
CIVIC League Mrs g. c. Lotion mistress
monies in the absence of Mrs. Erma P. Kelly.
Your scribe noted in the audience Ozel Sutton ARK
Democrat Mr. and Mrs L. c. Bates Estate Press) Dr. NJ
Robinson D. NJ Wells, Eliza Hunter Zones hi, NIRl, a. W.
Young Carver NLR) w. c. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
10y alderman Ward D. Judge Harper arb Charles Bussey
Atty. Henry Woods, Lieut. Norma Roberts, Christophe
Dunbar hid, Mrs Elizabeth Hamilton (Gbbs) Rev. W. H.
Bass.
Here And There
LEILA HILL (BTW teacher) back in town after fine
trip to California Miss Hill had the pleasure of hearing Little
Rocks Georgia Laster sing.
PRE-SCHOOLERS have arrived at the home of the Sum-
lers ea and Clyde and the Dentons lucille and Herbert
Mrs Sunler member of the faculty BTW school, Mr..
Denton is the principal of Carver.
TF1EIMA JORDAN BRYANT (former Little Rockian)
principal in Washington, D. C. of the members
of the Adoph Hodge group that toured England France Bel
GUM, Holland, Switzerland Mrs Bryant is the sister of
Theodore Jordan who resides here and the oldest child of the
late Mr. and Mrs Peach Jordan,
ROBERTA BELL. NIrs. Solon) of Chicago in city
efficient executive directors of the Phyllis Wheatey YWCA
Roberta is looking grand and like old times to chat
with her. She answered the ring of the school bell this week
IN the Chicago school system.
NAACP YOUTH GROUP has been organized in city
under the dictatorship of the state president Mrs L. c. Bates
Perlester Holngsworh has been elected president
Women In the News In August
EDNA DOUGLASS giving the "key note" address for the
Regional meeting of the Association of Colored Women.
HARRIET TAYLOR DYER giving the address during a
Caanthe biennial meeting Both these organizations
in Hot Springs
weekend in the city with her aunt Mrs. C. Porch and other