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Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
Phyllis WheaileY

A Victory Party" honoring
workers in the Y. w C. A. Mem
bership Drive was held Wednes-
day night in the auditorium
Mrs. C. Gladney Chairman of
the Membership Committee, paid
tribute to the women who cooper
ated so beautifully in raising the
membership quota.
Cash awards were given to the
three captains bringing in the
largest number of members. Mrs
Ella Collins. Mrs. Anderson elias
co. and Miss Katie Evans We're
given first, second and third
prize respectively.
A special tribute was paid to
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dorman for her work
in the Drive. Mrs. Dorman. al
though an invalid, brought in
total of "a memberships.
Mrs. G. NJ. loyd's addess was
an inspiration to the women
workers to continue their unself-
ish service for others ... Mrs.
Charles Hicks directed the group
singing. Refreshments were ser
we'd by the Hospitality Commit
tee. Mrs c. w. Carts, Chairman.
The team Of which Mrs. l.. NJ.
Christophe was captain, also re-
ported a number in excess of the
so member quota.
Great praise is due to the eff
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

KNIGHTS AND DAUGHTERS
TABoR-Ths comes to notify
you of the Importance of your
duties as officers of your Temple,
Tabernacle and Gent. as c. NJ,
H. p, and @. NJ.
am asking you to renew your
efforts SO that We may have a
big time as in the old days.We
can If We will.You are reminded
of your annual sermon June 18th.
You will please arrange your own
program, select your preacher
and give him 1,3 Of what you col
lect; give 1-3 to the church and
send 1-3 to this office 1923 w.
18th St, for Tabor (the next
day.. You will please notify pros
pective members that they may
join on that day for $500 and
get $4,000 at death. You are also
notified that the Grand Temple
and Tabernacle will convene July
18th In Little Rock for a two.day
meeting. All c. Ms n. P.'s and
@. Ms are asked to be prese Mt
on the first day for the trans
action Of much important bust
ness.
Send for copies of this paper II
you want them.
DIR. Maggie Cannon, CHIP.
Sir G. Il. Evans, C.G.M.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
PRESIDENT MORRIS
SPEAKS AT JONESBORO

President S. s, Morris of Short
err College delivered the main ad-
dress at the Booker T Washing.
ton High School. Jonesboro, on
Thursday night. Professor Viii
liam Price is principal of the
school. Tonight President Morris
addresses the Monticello District
Conference OF the A.M.E. Church
at Warren During his trip the
president will visit district con.
ferences at Fordyce and Camden.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
CLANCY CHAPEL
lurene Sockwel1

CLANCY Chapel Club took a
trip TO McRae High School to the
Bread and Dress contest. A dem.
onstration on vegetable salad was
given =. A fish fry and cake.
walk was held at Charity Chapel
May 3 sponsored by the Al
club.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
GUEST SPEAkER

r. Wesley Watson. former Nat
ional President of National Con
vention of Disciples of Christ was
enest speaker at Cross Street
Christian Church Sunday morn
ing and evening and preached
from the themes, "The lmpera-
tfyes of Jesus and I'VE Are Deb
tors" Elder Watson is now serv-
inc as Field Secretary for Ark
ansas. Kansas and Missouri. Ell
der O. b Garner. pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
GREATER CENTER STAR

Officers and members OF Great
er Center Star Baptist Church
are holding Installation services
of their newly elected pastor,
Rev. J. S. Dunn May 18th through
25th. Rev. Rufus Branch, pastor
of Mt. Avery Baptist Church, St
Louis Missouri will preach the
morning sermon Sunday Other
guests from st. Louis are expect.
ed. Mrs. Katherine Allen is re.
porter.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
A. M {. MEETING

The laymen of Arkansas are
asked to be present at state
meeting Wednesday at TAO p. m
at Little Bethel AM.E. Church
North Little Rock. Business of
Importance demands your atten-
ton. Prof J. X |. Blakely, Dis.
trict President; W. H Whittier
State President; G. II. Evans. SUI
pervisor This will enable you to
kill two birds with one stone. at
tend the laymen's meeting We'd
nesday night and be at the com
mencement exercises of Shorter
College the next day, Thursday.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

Phone S76S. Buy from your sales
men round in the city of MIR
For information of any kind CON
corning the STATE PRESS,
write or call Charles f. Porch.
Your news and advertisements
are received by your MIR repre-.
sentative.
If you want to go to Heaven,
You won't mind spending sew.
en-.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

The family OF the late Mrs.
Hattie Jones thanks our many
friends for their kilograms, cards,
letters, other medium OF express
sion and kindness shown during
our recent bereavement.
SIGNED: Mrs. Zelma Preston,
daughter; Mrs. Sallie Pace. sis
ter; Mr.. Sam Jones, Mr.. Lee
Jones Mr.. Giles J. Jones, broth
ers.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
RETURNS FROM LOUISIANA

George Mays, only colored boil
er maker working for the state,
has Just returned from weeks
iob with the Fedesal Compress
Company, Lake Providence, Lou
isiana. On his return trip he
stopped in Lake Village where
he performed another job.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
Bargaining Develops

Collective bargaining contracts
between workers and employers
have recently sRown trend toward
regional ara national coverage.
greater organization of employers,
and dsvelooment of in6ustry.wide
collective bal gaining resulting ip
Standardization of labor conditions
aver Wider arnnc
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
FORMER TEACHER VISITS

VIM. owen Jackson, formerly
an instructor at Dunbar High
School was in the city during the
week visiting relatives n d
friends. Mr.. Jackson Is a drafts
man at the Midwest Tool and
Mfg. Co. Detroit, Michigan.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
VACATIONlNG

Rev. and Mrs. F. T. Grant Of
AIS East 20th Street are vacation
ing in Los Angeles, California
and other points on the Pacific
Coast. Rev. Grant is pastor of the
Womaek Memorial CINE Church
in North Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

Adult Activities Committee,
Mrs. F. NJ Conway, Chairman at
its regular meeting on Thursday
made plans to close the sewing
and knitting classes early in
June with a style show and ex-
hibt
Meanwhile, classes are being
held as usual Knitting each We'd
nesday from to p m. and Sew
ing each Thursday from . to 4
p. m.
Glasses are free and all are
urged to attend.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
GUEST OF THE HUNTERS

Mrs. Lula Bolden Evans OF Los
Angeles, California, former resi-
dent OF Little Rock Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Eliza II. Hunter.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

KING SOLOMON BAPTT Is r
CHURCH.. To get in touch
with the King Solomon Baptist
Choir, contact Mrs. Lettie Wright
14l4 Vine phone 953s. The pub
lie is invited to our musical pro-
gram the fourth Sunday night.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

World Fellowship Committee,
Mrs. f. Jenkins. Chairman met
Sunday TO perfect plans for the
Gay Nineties Tea" which will be
given the first Sunday in June.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

The STATE PRESS is on sale
al the office of Charles Il. Porch,
1905 Magnolia St, N. Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

PILGRIM PROGRESS BAPTIST
HURCH.. Hear the Silvertone
Gospel Singers and visiting quar-
tets every first Sunday night at
s p. m, Rev, Il. j Whitfield is
pastor and Mrs, Throw is spon-
sor
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
L o N z L v

l O N e L v
Why stay lonely when some
one 10 waiting to write to you
We have their names and I'D.
dress. This Club 10 for coIored
Ladies' and Gentlemen only.
Write at once for information
RALPH PRIChARD
Box AIS 294 - AKRON. OHIO
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

Mrs. T Y, Minton, Chairman of
Camp, Committee, motored to Hot
Springs Friday to make contacts
and recruit leaders for Y. w. c.
AS 1917 Camping season.
Camp dates are August 4 to
10
Hot Springs leaders feel GER
tain that there will be at least
fifty campers from Hot Springs
to attend Camp at Clearfork this
summer,
Mrs. Mnton was accompanied
by Executive Director L. NJ
Walker and YTeen Director. F
l.. Alexander,
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
Phone 2-5a38--

cheney of the Committee Chair
man, Mrs. c, Gladney who work
ed SO tirelessly recruiting work
ers and keeping them encouraged
and on the job. Mrs Gladney is
a little lady but she packs big
wallop Membership Committe is
fortunate in having her as it's
chairman. Mrs. G. A. McCullum
Is Co-Chairman.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

The N. L. Junior Singing I'm
ion will hold its next union at
King Solomon Baptist Church,
304 Pine st.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
ROCK NEWS
NORTH LITTLE

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 49,.
The Gospel Chorus, Mrs. Girls
well sponsor. will present their
regular program on May 25th.
Come early II you want a seat.
Rev. G w Sangster, pastor.
The Busy Bee Club, Mr.. Blood
saw, captain of Macabe Chapel
AME Church Rev D. D, Hawk
ms, pastor has refreshments eve
ry Saturday night.
The N. l.. Junior Singing I'm
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
Takes Paul, 1-Up,
In Carolinas First Round

scored a 1-up victory over Richard
j. Randleman of Salisbury, N. c.
Patton qualified yesterday with q
70 and Randleman shot a n.
Only n match in the flights
total of Is went beyond the 18-hole
mark. Harry WEIGH of Salisbury,
runner-up for medalist -honors yes.
terday with a II, closed out L. N.
Clark of Myrtle Beach on the 18th
hole. Clark carded a rs yesterday.
The first rounds biggest margin
of victory fell to Emory D. Harper
of Columbia, who defeated j. B.
White of Spartanburg, 6 and 4.
Another former champion of this
tourney, H. S. Covington of Orange
burg, scored a 5 and 4 victory over
his fellow townsman, Leon Dantz-
Ter, while F. J. Torza of Southern
Pines, N. c., defeated Dave Smith,
Jr., of G~astonia, N. c., by the same
margin.
Tomorrow's pairings send Laxtor
against Sammy Russell, Jr., Of
Florence, who bested f. T. Hughes
of Florence, l up, while Covingtor
will meet Harold Hall of Columbia
in second round play. Hall today
eliminated w. L. Adams of Flor
ence, 8 and 2.
Patton, who lost out last year tt
Jimmy McNair of Aiken, Duke
University student who by-passee
defense of his crown this year tt
play in the Southern intercollegiate
tourney, was slated to tangle to
morrow with Norman James, Nor
canton golfer who today defeated
Clark Taylor of Florence, 2 and l
A pair of former champions o.
Myers Park club in Charlotte, Keel
ey Grice and w. R. BilD Dowtin
were paired for tomorrow's play
after respective first round victo
ries over G. Wilson Bryce of Flor
ence, l up, and Raymond L. Pitt
man of Fayetteville, N. c., by the
same score.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
WiteuiUe Comets To Play
Bladenboro Spins Saturday
New Ball Park AT Bladen.
boro To Be Dedicated
Al Contest
BY JIGGS POWERS
Sta Correspondent

WHITEVILLE, April II. Since
old Jupiter Pluvius cheated them
out of their opening home game
last Sunday, Whiteville's Comets
will again attempt to get their
Eastern State League schedule I'M
der way on Saturday afternoon,
April IL, at 3 p. m, when they
tangle with the powerful Baden
boro Spinners In the latters park.
This will be the first home game
of the year for the Spins and will
be the ~dedicatory contest for the
new park that will house the East
ern State League games of this
years Bladenboro club.
Manager Earl Brinkley is plan
ming to send either Roger Har-
wood. runner-up among last years
ESL pitchers; or David Nelson,
who had fairly good luck with the
Spins in last years games, to the
hill in an attempt to bring the vic
tory back home from the Bladen
bailiwick. In this years only test,
Harwood gave the Elizabethtown
Red Sox four hits in five innings,
while Nelson, taking over during
the last four racks relinquished
only two bingles.
The Comets showed that they
could use the stick we'll in this
battle, pounding out a total Of Is
hits in downing the Sox, 1870. Billy
HARRISON will in all probability
be behind the bat for the Comets;
since David Hooks, promising
young backstop slated for the
local receiving position, has had to
give up baseball in the ESL.
H. B. Hargrove, manager of the
Bladenboro aggregation, sent his
nine off to a flying start on last
Sunday when they climbed out a
10-1 decision over the Red Sox Of
Elizabethtown, on the losers field,
in the only ESL opener that was
played. Johnny Hammonds, third
baseman, and William Hester, out
fielder, led the massacre with four
hits for five trips each. Levy
Bridger, Jr., the mainstay of the
Spins hill staff, gave up six puny
singles in winning his first start
of l947. Bridger is expected to toe
the rubber for the Bladen club
Saturday against the Comets.
Business Manager Dewey Hooks,
of the Whiteville team, announced
this morning that the B~ladenboro
team would also play an exhibition
game in Whiteville ON this Sun
day, April 10, at 2:30. This game
will have no bearing on the East
ern loop race but a tough battle
is expected, since these teams al
ways battle down to the wire
when they meet. Hooks said that
he would be unable to say just
who could be expected to pitch,
since the League contest on the
day before would be the more i'm.
portant of the two and the out
come of this game would also de-
eide just who would hurl in the
Sunday contest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
Former Champ Fires Par,
Taking Medal Honors In
Florence Play

FLORENCE, S. c., April II. -
Up Erwin L. Laxton of Charlotte,
the medalist, went the full 18-hole
route today to defeat Boots Paul
of Columbia l up in the first round
of championship play in the 33rd
annual Carolinas Amateur Golf
tournament.
Laxton, a former holder of the
Carolinas crown, fired an even par
10 yesterday over the 6,100-yard
Florence country club cours to
take medal honors, while Paul won
his place in the title flight with
a rs.
In a similarly close match, Billy
Joe Patton of Morganton, N. c.,
runner-up in last years tourney,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

This stub to be pre-
scented to Pro. at club
house before starting
round. Each stub en-
titles you to IS holes
of golf.
Sign your score
card, turn in to Pro.
after game. Your
score will be posted
at clubhouse.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
TAR HEELS BLAST
CINCINNATI, IL
Carolina Batters Gather Is
Hits In Victory; Duke
Tomorrow

CHAPEL HILL, April 17-Pc
North Cardinals Tar Heels belted
fifteen hits off Hans Hiene to de-
feat the University of Cincinnati
Bearcats, III, here today in a
free scoring baseball game played
in 4 cold drizzle.
Kenny Black, Cardinals brilliant
centerfielder, had three for three,
including a double, and drove In
four runs to lead the parade. He
also stole a base and contributed
the fielding gem of the day when
he made a one-hand stab OF Tuck
Asbury's powerful wallop UP
against the barrier in deep center.
Tommy Andrew coasted most OF
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

Errors-Gordon 2, Mize. Runs batted in
-Rigney, Ayers 2, Marshall, Hemsley,
Tabor, Mccormick 3, Newsome 4, Wy
rostek, Ennis. Two base hits-Rigney,
Ayers, Newsome, Hartung, Ennis, Wyro-
sick, Tabor, Northey. Home run-Mc-
Cormick. Stolen bases-Cooper, Verban.
Sacrifices-Ayers, Leonard. Double plays
-Newsome, Verban and Mccormick;
Verban, Newsome and Mccormick; Ay-
ers and Thomson. Left on bases-New
York, 5; Philadelphia 9. Base on balls
off Leonard 4; Ayers 2; Jansen i; Aber-
nathy l. Struck out, by Leonard 3; Ay-
ers 8; Jansen l. Hits off Ayers Z in 3
% innings; Jansen 3 in 2 1-3 innings;
Abernathy 4 in 2 innings. Wild pitches
Leonard. Passes ball-Seminick. Losing
pitcher-Ayers. Umpires-Stewart, Jorda
and Henline. Time of game-2;17.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
DUKE TRACK TEAM WINS

DURHAM, April II - up -
Sweeping all of their points in four
of the IA events, Duke universltys
track team took it's third straight
duel meet of the reason in Duke
stadium here this afternoon by
turning back Virginia's Cavaliers,
no AZ
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Lewls
Doerr, Pesky. DiMaggio 2. Two base hits
-Mele, Pe1lagrini, DiMaggio. Sacrifice
DiMaggio. Double plays - Evans and
Christman; Christman. Priddy and Yer
non; Priddy, Christrnan and Vernon;
Pesky, Doerr and York; Doerr and
York; York (unassistedl. Left on bases
Washington 6, Boston 2. Bases on balls
off Haefner 2, off Ferrick l, off Mas
terson /, off Dobson 3. Strike outs-by
Haefner l. by Ferrick 2, by Masterson l,
by Dobson 4. Hits-off Haefner 6 in 2
innings. Ferrick 2 in 4; Masterson ? in
2. Losing pitcher-Haefner. Umpires-
Rue, Paparella and Summers. Time 2:oa.
Attendance 12,779.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

the seven innings he worked, with
his team holding a safe lead.
The Tar Heels play Duke at
Durham tomorrow at 3 o'clock
with Monk Whiteheart, who al
ready this season has. turned back
the Blue Devils once, doing the
honors on the firing line.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
RALLY
TO DOWN GIANTS

PHILADELPHIA, April 17-tP1-
The Philadelphia Phillies over.
came a four run disadvantage by
scoring six times in the fourth in
ming today with Skeeter Newsome
highlighting the rally by batting in
three runs with a double and went
on to defeat the New York Giants,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
RED S0X TROUNCE
SENATOR'S, TO |

BOSTON, April 17-PeScoring
three runs in the second inning,
the Boston Red Sox today defeated
the Washington Senators Al for
their second straight victory of the
infant season
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

Julio Jimenez (above), a fiery light
weight who halls from down south of
the border, and Philadelphia's sharp
shooting Eddie Giosa headline the
fstic fiesta in New York tonight.
ABC network will air this ten-round
fracas with Bill Corum and Don
Dunphy at the microphones.
Since he came to New York, the
moustachioed Mexican mixer has
been galloping upgrade in the light
weight mitt parade. He has won Is
OF his IA starts in the East - and
reversed the one defeat. Julio is
primarily a left hooker.
The Quaker City mauler also has
been riding an upward spiral against
high caliber opposition. Giosa's a rip
a%nd-tear, bull-like fighter who likes
to pump leather with both hands.
The beak-busti1g industry looks for
ward to a rough night.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow. on Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
WMFD 140O on your dial at 10 pm.
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HOLY TRINITY SUNDAY
 SCHOOL 10 HAVE xMAS
 PARTY DE(EABER 2i

The Holy Trinity Guild met last evening in the Parish Hall to dis cuss plans for the Christmas party which will be given on Sunday evening, December 21. at ' o'clock. The party will honor .all children who attend Sunday School and their parents. A report was given on the very successful dollar bazaar and it was decided to make it an annual affair.
 The next meeting which Will be held cn Wednesday evening, Janu- ary IA, will be a potluck dinner followed by a social evening. Mrs. Henry Sully assisted by Mrs. Don Hanebury will be in charge of the potluck dinner. .-.e..,-.--..
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Event Calendar Of
 Clubs 10 Be Made

Tn order to prepare a calendar -of local events, the Presidents Council has asked all clubs, church organizations and fraternal groups to submit a report listing their major events for the coming year. The purpose of the calendar is to avoid two large drives or other events being staged simultaneous ly. No guarantee that af open date may be obtained by report ing it is given by the Council,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
BAND PRACTICE 10
 BE Ar 8 TONIGHT

Special concert selections will be given the once over at the weekly practice of the Juneau City Band tonight at 8 o'clock in the Grade School Auditorium.
 Director Alfred Ventur asks that all members show Up tonight so he can plan on numbers with proper instrumentality for the forth coming concert.
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COURT TOMORROW

U. s. District Court will be re- convened for a brief session to- morrow by District Judge George w Folta. The term will adjourn shortly before Christmas until the regular court session begins Janu- ary 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11

but in case Of conflicts the or ganizations concerned will be notl- fled.
 Each organization is asked so submit list of major activities for the coming year to Mrs, Ea- ward P. Chester, Jr., Box 5lo'> ss soon as possible. Unless the ma jcrity oi organizations report, the calendar will not be prepared
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
SUNDBORG LEAVES

George Sundborg, Executive As sistant to the Governor of Alaska left here early today vie PAA for Portland, Oregon. to join the Gov ernor who is attending the Con- ference of Far Western Govern prr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11

GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent. $7.50. Paper Curls, s1 up, Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI 315 Decker Way.
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AVON PRODUCTS representative.
 Phone Black ATS. 20. Box 7e2. 656-tf
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KIRSTEN'S BEAUTY SHOP, spec iallzing in Permanents, Quart Oi. Sl050. New Ray Machineless, S13.50. Helene Curtis Creme Oil Cold Wave, S1850 and S20. Ph. 556. 780-tf
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LADIES figure skates, size 6:
 Boys hockey skates. Complete set Children's Book House, one Ma rimba. Phone Red 575 756 6x
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PIANOS. FOR RENT or SALE Wurlitzer Piano Alaska Dealer
 Ph.' 143 Anderson Piano Shop 124 w 3rd. 713-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Income property. h.
 quire 713 w 12th St. 756 St
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BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents, etc
 Violet Seaberg, Green 483.
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UNEMPLOYED lot Az miles on Glacier Hiway; 100 it. frontage, easy approach from hiway. Priced for quick sale. Ph. 035-5rings.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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 Complete Photographic Supplies Developing = Printing - Enlargins Artists Paints and Materials Photographic Christmas Cards
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LOST: Cameo bracelet with one stone Reward. Room l, Imperial
 Hotel. 754 St
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HELP WANTED-Painter, must be lst class mechanic, days work guaranteed. Ph. 531. 742-tf
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WANTED TO RENT Furnished or unfurnished two or three bed room apartment or house. Ph. 866. 742-1mo
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It is estimated that only about five percent of the coal in Penn sylvania survived the geologic ages since it was formed.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST: Nugget tie clasp. Return to Arctic Bar and receive reward
 755 St