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Evening star., 1947-05-18

ton Arms School q September for
lher senior year.
The wives 81 ofacers ID tlae Man
agement Division II the Once 81
1.-THE Chief of Finance sot together
Thursday st the Army-Navy Coun-
TRY Club for their last luncheon 81
the season. Their parties have been
given once month during the past
winter and now VIII be discontinued
until the fan.
Mrs. Emmett ]. Bean. wife Of Col.
Bean. chief Of the Management
Division. had charge Of arrange
Iments and was assisted by Mrs. Ar
thur ]. Perry, Mrs. John II. Matthias,
Mrs. Richard "A. Raichlen, Mrs. Will
liam Hickman and Mrs. Henry 3.
Bates. There were IS In the COM
pany and q talk was given by Mr..
Ross Wright.
| Other Ifems of Interest
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. David q. Barr
will leave tomorrow 10 drive to New
Orleans on q two weeks leave Of ABB
Sence.
Col and Mrs. Stuart p Wright
have as guests for . few weeks the
latter,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. il.
Smith Of Windsor, Ontario.
/ Mrs. Charles M. Simpson, jr., and
Mrs. James S. Willis, both wives Of
colonels In the Signal Corps, viii
entertain jointly at bridge-lunch-
con Friday at the Army-Navy Coun-
| try Club.
Friends OF Vice Admiral Calvin II.
Cobb, u. S. NJ, retired, are learning
with regret that he is III at the Naval
Hospital In Bethesda.
Recuperating from an appendec-
tony after two weeks at Columbia
Hospital is Mrs. Thomas B. Larkin,
wife of Maj. Gen. Larkin.
Climaxing the weeks activities for
Miss Eugenia Colclough and her
finance, 1t. Comdr. Frederick II.
Cooke, is the cocktail party which
Mrs. Frederick II. Cooke will give for
the engaged couple the night before
the wedding. Guests will be limited
to the two families and members OF
the wedding party.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Lewis gave a buffet supper at their
home In Alexandria for Miss Col
clough and Comdr. Cooke, who will
/ be married Friday. in Emmanuel
Episcopal Church In Alexandria
with reception afterward at the
Army Navy Country Club.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

MISS GWENDA ROLLINS PRYSE.
The arnctiDe detnnte daughter OF Col and Mrs Nor
gan Pyse Washington the end OF the month for
pacatton from studies at Vassar on June she oH
page breakfast OF the District OF Columbia
Federation of Clubs Miss Pryse pictured IN
she her debut last month at tea dance
at the Washington Club -Hesser Photo
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Des Arc
Ella Mae Brown

Supt. o. Brown and F. Thomas
conducted Sunday School. Fellow
ship M. B. Church celebrated the
First Anniversary of its pastor,
B. S. Simpson. Rev l.. Lowe
preached the II o'clock sermon
after which dinner was served,
Green Grove officers led prayer
meeting and Fellowship rendered
a nice program. Rev. W. M
Thompson, president Of Union
Dist. singing Conference. preach
ed on challenge in Gods name
Churches represented were Green
Grove, Bethel AME. st, John,
Prairie Chapel. Pleasant Ridge,
St. Luke. Amount raised 1888.
We hope to do more in the fu-
ture for our pastor. The church
was beautifully decorated with
evergreen, rosea, and chrysantha
ums ...-.. Mrs. Ollie Minis passed
at Searcy at Rodges hospital ....
Jesse White has returned from the
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Parkdale
LOuvenia Maxwell

The wife of Rev. J. l.. Moon
ey is visiting relatives, John Hicks
and Ellis Maddix of Monroe, La,
49,. Mrs. Ivy Marshall is still on
the sick list We hope for her a
speedy recovery ...o Mrs. Mary
E. Smith is spending several
weeks in Madison. She is the
guest of her sister-in- law, Mrs,
Mamie Harris 800. Will Lewis has
returned from the hospital %. Mrs,
Ardella Parker was in Little Rock
Monday So" Barren J. Newton
and son, Harry Gene of Monroe,
La. visited their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Napoleon Paul -. Abra-
ham johnson had visitors from
Hamburg, Sunday .... Mrs. Mat
tie l.. West returned to her home
in Los Angeles. Calf. Saturday
after spending two weeks with
her grandparents and mother,
Mrs. Maggie Grant $3.50. Henry
Liggon has returned from Chicago
where he was visiting relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

RADIO 1871. The Lions lost one
game this season and it was 10
Camden 81. They celebrated the
Homecoming November 9th by
defeating Langston High BULLDOGS
of Hot Springs, 2l-0. After the
game with Nashville was post
poned, the Lions have two more
games to play, Oklahoma ana
Dunbar High ..... The senior class
is busting out with talent, IL
has quartet composed OF koy
Walker, Robert Jones, Chiffon AZ
len. and Morris Byrd. 1t is MI
ing engagements throughout the
citv The Boys Club tYBAC)
has been reorganized. The follow
inp officers were elected: Robert
Jones, president; George Stuekey.
vice president; Clifton Allen, Sec
rotary; Walter Doles, assistant
secretary; John Stuckey. treasurer
Arnold Scott, business manager
The club is looking forward to a
larger membership, AT present
they have a total of twenty men,
bers Their meetings are held ev-
cry Tuesday night, Anyone inter-
ested in becoming a member APP
ply for an application blank
from one of the above officers.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

The Sunday School holds its An
nual Harvest Day program on
November 23rd, $50. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Colman of fYazoo City, Miss.
were in the city on business ........
The Boyington family was called
home for the funeral of their IA
ther, Frank Boyington who died
instantly Saturday morning. Fun
eral service will be held at Sa-
lem Baptist Church Thursday. 49,.
The Wings Over Jordan appear
ance at the Lincoln High School
was very successful.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

the Government OF the Y. S. A
of Texas, ("stormy yetrel of his
University hospital SEQ" O, W.
Ford has recovered and gone back
to school 49,. Amos Lee was home
for the week end 49,, Mrs, Ruthie
Coeney and granddaughter at
tended the Anniversary of Rev.
Cooney at Carlisle, Sunday ......,
Mrs, Jessie jackson has returned
home after visiting her mother
and relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

BE It known unto you all. and to
al the people Of Israel, that by the
name Of Jesus Christ Of Nazareth,
whom 70 crucined. whom God
raised from the dead. even by him
doth this man stand here before you
whole. -. Neither IL there saliva ton
In any other: for there 10 none other
name under heaven given among
men. whereby we must b saved"
And then follows the verse that re-
veals the proof that these humble
Ashermsn were really Christians:
Nov when they saw the boldness
lof Peter and John. and perceived
that they were unlearned and igno-
rant men. they marvelled; and they
took knowledge Of them. that they
had been with Jesus"
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Texarkana
Mrs. 1. Ii. Marshall

Mrs. Annie Lee Christian LETT
for her home in Chicago after Wis
ting her father. I. w. MuldreW,
3Ol Troost street. She also visited
her brother, W. E. Muldrew and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hezekiah Marshall
in Kansas City $780,. Miss Leatha
McFadden of Chicago is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Nc
Fadden on 5th avenue -. Rev, A,
Williams and wife. Mrs. Blanche
Williams and Mrs. |, McClinton
have returned from Pine Bluff
where they attended State Con-
vention 49,. Carver PTA held it's
regular meeting at the Carver
School, November 4th. Mrs Nc
Clinton, president, was elected as
a delegate to attend the State
Convention of Arkansas Congress
OF Parent Teachers which was held
in Little Rock November 5th. The
headquarters was at Dunbar Hi
School. The Annual Halloween
Carnival sponsored by the PTA
was very successful, They raised
a large fund which will be used
toward installing a library in the
school. v. M. Bratton, reporter.
-. Circle No. 2 of Miles Chapel
gave a handkerchief shower for
Mrs. Annie Gibson of Chicago.
The shower was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Stanley.
1904 Laurel. The house was deco
rated with numerous arrange
ments of Chrysanthamums, in
GLIDING large display of white
NUNS on the dining table. The
evening was spent in playing
games. Hot tamale pie was served
to the following: Mr.. and Mrs o.
d. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs: War
rem Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs James
Taylor, Mrs. w. E. Smith, Jr,
Mrs v. Scott, Mrs. c. Miles, Miss
Catherine Reeves, Mrs. o. Dawson,
Mrs. Lena Byrnes of Hope, Mrs.
Rrs. r. Stanley, Mrs. A. Ware, l.
w. Muldrew, e. Jones and daught-
er. Mrs. Gibson was shown much
social kindness while visiting the
twin city. Viewing the Lions
Den 49,. The Washington High
School Queen Drive ended last
Monday. November 10th. Miss
Travistine Williams, queen of the
Sophmore class was crowned,
Miss Washington" OF AZ and 40.
The high school band paraded in
the Armistice Day parade and was
one among many high lights. The
band with help Of parents and
PTA is planning TO get new uni
forms before the end of the Sc
mester ...... The football team got
off to good start this season af-
ter losing five outstanding play
ers. The Lions have defeated
GAINESVILLE $40; Arkadelphia g.
0; Hope 1916: Malvern 1877; Edo
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

No. 81 met Thursday at 8 p. m,
........ Send your order for a large
print Bible to Rev, e. c. Gutter,
800 E. Miles st. The price is So
1900, The primary annual election
of officers of the K. of p. for l948
will be held December 4 at eight
o'clock p m.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Who Is . Christlan7

WE COME now to the question
w which always emerges when
we think along this line. Who is a
Christian? Look now at John 4:
1921. quote some Of these reveal.
ing words:
"Wh0soever shall confess that
Jesus II the Son Of God. God
dwelleth In him, and he In God.
And we have known and believed
the love that God hath 10 us. God
10 love; and he that dwelleth in
love, dwelleth In God, and God In
him."
We are not certified as Christians
by any man-made creed, nor by any
ritual or ceremony. We are certified
as Christians by the direct access
which every soul may have with
God. through Jesus Christ our Great
High Priest forever.
Church membership does not
make us Christians. Baptism does
not make US Christians.
Anyone may become a Chris
tian. provided he or she Is willing
10 confess their utter lost estate
and. repenting Of sin, believe ON
the Lord Jesus Christ as Saviour
and Rcdeemer. Christ Is the Au-
thor and the Finishcr Of our saliva
tion. There Is none other name
under heaven given among men
whereby we must be saved.
"Whosoever will may come"
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OF Rsiirious Education on behalf Of 40
Protestant denominations Released BY
WRU Festufss.)
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

THE incontestable proof Of .
L Christian Is the manner Of life
he reveals when he walks with God.
And this 10 love, that We walk
after his commandments. This 10
the commandment. that. ~ ye have
heard from the beginning. ye should
walk In It," II John 9. When we
walk with God. In the light Of his
word. what . glory be sheds on our
wayi
A group Of men sat In the Univer.
sity Club In Boston. discussing reli-
gion. Someone asked Professor VIII
liam James to define Christianity.
Il will not attempt q definition Of
Christianity. but ! can give you an
Illustration.
And he pointed 10 Phillips Brooks.
There was no argument. Phillips
Brooks was proof positive that
Christianity 10 something vital and
practical and real and effective In
everyday life.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
JUDSONIA
Barbara Hampton

Miss Vashtie Hampton spent
Monday in Augusta With friends
...... Mrs. Aldora Bailey and Lola
Barley spent day last week
in Searcy ....-- Sgt. Pha Neal
Hampton will soon be on his way
home from overseas 49, Eddie Roy
Hampton of Judsonia spent sever
al days in Poplar Bluff, St Louis
and other parts of Missouri last
week ...... Mr.. and Mrs. Young
of Pine Bluff spent Sunday after
noon with Miss Vashtie Hampton
49,. Eddie Roy Hampton spent
Thursday afternoon in Searcy on
business.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

Peter and John had
been preaching
Christ to the people
In jerusalem, and
they were arrested
and brought before
the Sanhedrin. The
rulers and priests
scolded them, ask
ing by what power
or name they had
done this. Peter.
Allied with the Holy
Ghost. answered
them.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
FORREST CITY

The Salem Baptist Church held
its Annual Musical Sunday night.
Clyde Webb, director and Mrs.
Muriel, organist -. The morning
service at st. Luke AME Church
was very inspiring as the pastor,
Rev. II. d. Brookins brought to
us a very helpful message. The
First Baptist Church has called
as its pastor, Rev. L. ]. Nelson.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
DELIGHT

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mcdaniel OF
Kansas City are visiting in De-
light this week -. Mrs. Bell Mat
lock is in Louisiana visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Liddie Wilkerson
-. Miss Mildred Ross is visiting
Mrs. Laura Jones ...... Mrs Flora
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Proof Of a Christian
Lesson for November 50, l9i7

open your Bible to I John 4--5,
~ Second John; and Acts 4:l.i3.
and you will have the Scripture
background for Sundays lesson. Add
10 the above passages Romans 8:
I'LL. a. devotional reading. and you
viii be thinking Of the unimpeac
Iabls proofs OF q Christian.
IGo men are brought before Us -
examples Of Christian discipleship.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
LITTLE Ell DORADO CITIZEN


Wallace James Cutter, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Cutter, 800
f. Miles, and is the grandson of
Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Gutter and
Mr. and Mrs. J w. Mccullough,
all residents of Ell Dorado His
age at the time Of the picture
was 3 months and he weighed
10 l-2 pounds. He is now months
old and weighs "a pounds. He
also has a sister, Celia Mae Jones,
10 years old ........ NEWS 49,. Rich
Washington of Short Hillsboro is
on the sick list ........ Mrs. Paille
of Ell Dorado died in Detroit,
Mich. ........ The K of P. Lodge,
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

Glasses being carried on by the
Adult Activities Committee are:
knitting class each Wednesday
with Mrs. B. T. Shelton, Instruct
or and Sewing Glass each Thurs
day with Mrs. Frances Brunsey,
Instructor. 1nese classes are ires
and offer a grand opportunity to
anyone wishing to brush up on
knitting, crocheting or sewing.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

eel Jackson and Mrs. Earlee Hais-
lip and family visited in Delight
Sunday -. Charlie Gentry and
B. Mcdaniel are back from Ohio.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

Hour, each third Saturday after
noon are busy making toys to be
given to group of underprivileg-
ed children for Christmas 800.
Join up, girls. this is a grand pro-
ject ........ Instructing are; MISS
Rosalia Terrence and Mrs. Anna
Jean Jones.
Miss Mamie Brown, president OF
the Y-Teens Of Shorter-Flipper-
Curry College is candidate for
the Campus Queen in the High
School Department.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Phyllis Wheailey

Mrs. Calyna Lewis, member OF
the World Fellowship Committee
was responsible for arranging the
attractive lobby display of posters
and photographs which highlight
YWCAs activities throughout the
United States.
This display was designed to
point up World Fellowship month
which is observed by all Associa-
tons. World Fellowship is the
term used to express our interest
in and our support of the world
wide work of the YWCA.
The Wishing Candle is proving
very popular with the Y-Teens
and with adults as we'll Many and
secret are the wishes which are
hidden with the coins in this huge
candle. This is the Y-Teens meth
cd of collecting funds for the
World Fellowship Fund 49,. O.
Their groups contributing are: The
Modernette Club, The Young
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club, The Sewing Glass,
Hospitality Committee, Board of
Management and the Mems Ad-
visory Committee.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

The Y-Teens, at their Hobby
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

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OF Religious Education on behalf Of 40
Pfofewant Denominations Released by
WHU Fsstufssl
The frontiersman., 1947-09-20
LIBRARY TO OPEN SOON

.~Cle an-up and recon ditioning work in the city library is going all ong according to schedule and it is hoped that the library will be ready for public use again on Eon- day evening.
 Improvement work in the process of compl etion includes: the laying of new linoleun as we'll as the application of floor 'hardner to the floor, re- finis hing and re-varnish- ing of. library tables, much painting and a gen. era1 cleanup throughout with fresh curtains for all vi ndows.
 This definite civic improvement follows the trend of renovating and cleaning that is now . going on throughout Seld ovia and those in charge of the work are to be highly commended for their efforts.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-20

JO LEAVES FOR STATES
 Jo Eoberg left yes, terday with pilot llerril Remington for Homer on the first lap of her trip outside. She expects to fly direct from Homer to Seattle.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-20
CHATEAU TO PORTLOCK

The power barge "Ch- atham" left yesterday for Portlock where it is to meet the freighter Reef Knot and pick up freight. It is expectel to. return the first of next week.
 PD ATVTnTTSI FNT'
The frontiersman., 1947-09-20

The greatest un- developed territory in the world lies under your own hat.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-20
PD ADVEnTISiENT

q NOTICE After September 20, l94l attorney Robert J. Ec- Nealy will be handling my accounts. Anyone in debeted to me can make settlement at his office. Prompt settlement may pr event ill feeling and ex- : pense.
 Signed George Baltazor
The frontiersman., 1947-09-20

Teacher; Arthur do you wish to le ave the room?n Arthur: nYou don't think I'm standing here hitch hiking do you''
The frontiersman., 1947-09-20
The Frontiersman
HONNKKER'S GU. TILL FEET

The Homemaker's Club of Seldovia will hold their September meeting at the home of Alice Gro- othof on next Friday,. the 26th, z.
 The meeting is sche- duled for eight o'clock and the topic for this month IS, Good Taste In Nurn1t Ire AT rrangenent In The F.o 1e.
 Election of new off, icers. will also be held at this meeting.
 Presalt officers of the. club ares, Ellen Nil- sen, Chairnan; Hrs. Thon- pson, Vice Chairman and Betty Thorsness, Secret ary = treasureB.
 All women of the community who are inter ested in beccning members of this organj zation are asked to attend this nee- ting on September 2oth.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-20
CLASSIFIED ADS

For Sale: The notorship Alice. Contact Hrs. Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-01
Along The Cape Fear

Persons inside their homes n {
buildings rushed into the streets
Most Of them were unaware, al
least for a few moments, what
had occurred. Residents in the bus
mess section hurried to thei1
homes to ascertain if their dwell
ings had been damaged.
Chadbourn remembers tha'
many persons after the shock, be
came hysterical and in MANY in
stances cried. He adds that in
few instances, the more nervous
fell to their knees and prayed.
In some of the more remote sec
tions of the city where house:
were of flimsy construction, "the
ignorant and superstitious m;lles
to and fro in the streets, waiting
and shouting and having no COZ!
ception of what had taken place.
However, the more sensible ane
intelligent remained in theil
homes but throughout the, nigh
the city remained at tension
fearful that further and more
damaging quakes would follow.
Chadbourn remembers Will
mington attorney who immediate
ly following the quake took ou
his watch and made note of the
exact time for future reference
|See CAPE FEAR On Page Twt
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-01
BRITISH TO QUIT
BUYING FOOD
Strachey Announces End
OF Purchases Because
OF Dollar Shortage

LONDON, Aug. 81. - R - Food
Minister John Strachey disclosed
tonight that Great Britain had stop
ped buying food from the United
States ''for the time being" be-
cause of her dollar shortage.
''We can manage, it necessary,
for some time without buying food
from the source" he said in a
speech at Dundee. Scotland.
He added that Britain was con-
tinuing to import cotton. machi-
merry, tobacco and some other
items from the United States.
Since war days Britain has de-
pended on the U. S. for a con-
siderable variety of food. In
cluding wheat, canned foods OF
various kinds. dried eggs and fruit.
Purchases began dwindling with
the So, $50, 900, 900 American loan.
The announcement that food pur-
chases have been suspended COM
pletely followed a statement by
Prime Minister Attlee that Britain
was cutting food imports at the
rate Of $48,0O0.000 a month.
Hanging On Thread
Strachey's speech turned the
economic lirnelight from the York
shire coal strike, which appeared
See BRITISH On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-01
|ECAREER PLAN"
AIDS RECRUITING
Air Force Adds 10000
Men In Past Few Months;
Seek High Grads

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. - R =
The Army Air Forces has re-
cruited more than 10000 men II
the last few months in an effor1
to regain it's wartime efficiency
level.
Officials credited much of the
upswing in enlistees to new
career plan" offered by the AAF
to high school graduates under
which they are given choice
of training in various technica.
schools of the service.
Recordsc show that while month.
ly recruiting totals for the AAF
during the first part Of the year
ranged between 5000 and 7,0W
the June total was 1o,5O0, July
12,5O0 and August about 1l,0oo
Despite the satisfactory trend II
the manpower problem, personne
officials said, the AAF still is
about 10000 short of the authorized
strength figure for this period o1
approximately 391, 1000. At the be-
ginning of the current month, the
AAF had about 1000 men ano
A, 1000 officers (Which compared
with an authorized strength O.
1884, 900 men and $4,000 officers
To bring the force up to full
strength for the current fiscal year
enlistments must average better
than 5000 men for each of the mex
See CAREER On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-01

CHICAGO, Aug. 81 -REJCXG
NCDQT FCA HWP FTkG
IECTGE WNNA.
No, it's not garbled copy. It just
means that the American Cryptic
gram association is holding its
18th annual convention III CHI
cago. DECIDED, it reads:
'Have Labor Day Fun, Drive
Carefully"
The association started as a
hobby Is years ago with its char
ter members. During the war
many of its members were tapped
for duty in military code rooms.
Now the association is back In
the hobby class.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-01
new REVOLT HITS
ECUADOR STATES
Army, Constabulary Stage
Uprising Against Carlos
Mancheno Regime

QUITO, Ecuador, Aug. 81. Up
: A revolt by Army and constab.
ulary officers broke out last night
in Bolivar State against the re.
gime of Col. Carlos Mancheno, who
seized supreme power in Ecuador
in coup last Sunday. Mancheno's s
followers claimed today the situa.
ton was under control.
Leaders of the counter-revolt
said they sought return to con.
stitutional order. Bolivar State /,
about 100 miles South of Quito.
The garrison at Riobamba, ar
important city in the tate o1
Chimborazo adjoining Bolivar
State, also was reported to have
revolted under Capt. Jorge Lopez
Valdivieso. He had commanded the
constabulary under President Jose
Velasco Ibarra, overthrown las
weekend.
Troops and police took over the
plants Of the daily newspapers E.
Debate and La Patria in Quito
early this morning. Both news
papers supported the Conservative
party, which backed Velasco 1bar'
ra. The officer in charge OF the
newspaper seizures said he had or
ders from the minister OF interior
to see that Ell Debate and La. Pa
tria did not operate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-01
EARTHQUAKE

EARTHQUAKE Sixty-one
wears ago last night was an event
full and terrifying one in Whining
tons history.
But there are Few Wilmington
ians alive today who can recall
that night and the days following
Most of those who would have oc'
casion to remember those days
are dead or have left the city.
But one of those who does re-
member distinctly is c. c. Chad
bourn, Ais South Front street, q
regular contributor to this column
and a student of early day his
tory of the community.
For it was August 81, 1886 thai
Wilmington, together with much
of the coast line in this portion
of the state and in South Caro-
Lima experienced the worst earth
quake in the history Of this area
The first shock was felt at ap
proximately 10 pm. Chadbcurr
recalls that the shock was pre-
ceded by "a roar and a rumble
that was ominous and terrify'
ing" Chimneys Of many buildings
and houses were toppled. Dishe:
were ratified and in some in
stances thrown to the floor anc
hvoken. Window panes rattled.
RUSH INTO THE STREETS -