Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
HCHT AROUND US
thought fer The Week
Mrs. GwendoIyn N. FLOYD

Thought for The Week
~ SO simple it's complicated To do the obvious the
cannot be learned r @ arises this is something that
come from within" VI s'0e'''on out which must
Daughter EIks- j. D.
par &c, 4"oets OF the local temple and temples in other
Crl ug state are looking forward to a visit from the
1 ' laughter Secretary Miss Buena V Kelley Miss Ke
D. % a grand person and an excellent leader
lc, s lNlouHa-us enjoyed chatting with Mrs H l. Porter
80 LePuS) few days ago regarding "Elkdom" in Ar
kansas Many honors are coming to Arkareans for arco
Ieu IN many national organizations Mrs Porter was one
| associate editors of the Golden Jubilee Souvenir Year
one was one of the recipients of the 1858 achievement
medal BY the way Vivian Mason NCN national Vice
presided on Achievement Night Vivian served as
eI'oi -Ihclet OF the souvenir year book also
MRS Porter has recently appointed as an honorary
OIL the New York State Testimonial Banquet at Park
1e' bronx ~ y IN honor of the Honorable Robert II
JOHNSON Grand Exalted Ruler of the IBPOEW
heep up the good work Mrs Porter you are doing grand
700 MY compliments to the Daughters Arkansas who have
.eIped to bring honors to their leader
A fyping Lesson
recall that many occasions I've seen OLGA Neville or
0o run thfu practice lesson typewriter OF times she
Was checking machine that had repaired or Just keep
ing III TRIM All the pupils in the ypng classes ENJOY this
lesson in the manual mean that thew have success
July mastered many dull finger exercises What's the lesson?
NOW Is the time for all good men the aid of
CongratuatonSTo the Family on the decorative me-
moral presented to Bethel ANE church of
band and father the late Issac Daniels Mr. Mrs
sac Daniels jr and Mrs Hma Daniels Edmond
visitors in our city Mr. and Mrs Daniels live Los Angeles
They left Little Rock for New Orleans La visit Daniels
relatives IGma Billy jim Mrs Daniels in St
10 Dr. g. w. s. sh (charman) and the workers the Negro
division of the Community Chest drive The
$4,000 which represented quite large be when
we realize that ninety of the Negroes compelled
to contribute thru their employees The auomacal
~ counted in other divisions Everyone feels that something
ought to be done about that ! !!
To Phyllis CPhy PhyP Caruth her 3rd birthday Oc
tober "a She celebrated the day with party and received
many nice gifts from her guests Mother Sylvia and Dad
Matthew J. Caruth gave her Gym-Dandy set and "Phyl
Phyl" is having grand time.
To Edna Douglas 1852 recipient of the Ford Fellowship who
great demand speaker for UN Week program She
rendered invaluable service the UN celebration of the
Pine Bluff chapter of NCNW October 21 Dunbar junior
college assembly October % 1890 noon the YWCA
Oath and Scott Streets October % ighD and at the L.
chapter of NCNW Sunday The information regarding the Or
ganizaon of the specialized agencies such W. H. F. A o.
UNESCO Miss Douglas cited instances where the spe-
agencies had supplemented good relationship among the
by sending trained of workers to relieve an e
dem distribute food to starving people and cattle or
to introduce new improved agricultural machinery etc
More and more the UN must depend upon these specialized
agencies develop friendly relations the nations
Mr. and T. Guy, jr, in looking grand and
visiting with Rev. and Mrs Fred T. Guy Fred rs madam
is quite petite and charming Mrs. Guy is librarian and
present employed in the Chldrens department OF the
branch library in Atlanta, Georgia. In Town for ATA
Board Meeting October "a Hymon King, CMorron) j. H.
White Ueena) f. b. Burlington (Nagnolia) E H. Hunter,
lNLR) B. G. Williams, lagnolia), president Mesdames T. B.
MCPHERSON pine Bluff, c. B. White, (BlytheVile).
Have Read PITY The Poor Teacher in the November
issue of Look magazine?
Critically l-Georgia Eze DonneIy Hicks the wife of Dr.
A. lick, of Scott Her Anna EzeIl Hampton and her
- r, rizas will he presented penny age ray