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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO--Kimball upright, good cond
$50. Phone KI. S-7294,
brand-new full keyboard Gulbransen
mahogany console at only $685..
We have only 2 limited supply Of
now. Cony. terms. CAMPBELL MU-
SIC CO., 110S G st. NV. DI. S464.
PIANO-Baldwin, Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Designed, built.
I and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented Full
t;. Blow action; Wide variety. case. de-
ExcLUsIyE Ar HUGO woRcH
sstabiisS.d ss Il S.i fiM fsse
PIPE, galv;, black: copper, cast iron.
NJ st NV. NO. 1908 WA. 550I.
PIPE-USED
Also used bathtubs. sinks, radiators,
structural steel angles and channels.
215 Z Sc. s.w. Phone DI. S007.
RANGEs--Famous brands. Brand
new. Factory close-outs; many
models, 25% on regular prices. Apt.
and full size; as low as $50. STAR
RADIO CO.. 400 11th st. NV.
RANGE. Elec:: Frigidaire. .40-inch.
1947 model: Deep well. clock, timer:
RETdFIG1ERAToEs' and a a. g,eS &C. az. Gu or; f.
separate freezer top; both in per. per.
feet cond., will sacrifice, moving out
of city. Call GE. 5000. Il
REFRIGERATORS. recond., guar, $50
up; new 1851 Westinghouse. liberal
discount or trade; no dn: payments.
"a mos; mos; to pay: p. g. SMITH. s. &
REFRIGERATOR, z Gu. it., Coldspot,
now in operation; $50. Buying
larger size. RA. 2713.
REFRIGERATOR. S-cu. 1T. GE.; wool
me mattTssS = and aooa springs tnES s Also EcA
REFRfHG;EERiAToR, coolerator. ? Gu.
IT,. never used. S10o. Lo. 6-2169.
REFRIGERATOR. GE, 8 IT,, in good
eSnds $$S5. 42i7 IngOmar St. NV.
REFRiiiGSEEiRAToRs. 1852 models. for
< ( = " PLS%b1Nd c.. q s44 4,Si Ii
REFRiGEkAroRsss.' Fl Rsii a. o1ss' new, used, ss np.
ACNE STOVE, lOI1 7th. Ma. 1862.
REFRIGEHATORS, used. large as.
sortment from $40 up. Some with
1.year guarantee. Time payments
EREDERICKS 39o5 14th st. NV.
$50. and apt size. SIS. WO. 1857.
5Sl5 Sherrier pl. NV. II
REFRIGERATION, Coldspot. sealed
unit, excellent conditions; $65. See
any time. 1858 W. Va. ave. ne.
REfFRIGRRAToR, ffiR GER AiTioR 8 Gu. IT,, Kelvina-
tor; Magic Chef kitchen range; good
condition; each $50; 1852 Zenith
17-in. mahogany TV table model
with aerial and table. 4 months old.
reasonable. May be seen at 2419
University lane, Hyattsville. Il
REFRIGERATOR. General Electric;
compact, top-opening type. Excel
REFRiGERAToR. servei, . Gu. IT,:
like new; Call before 9 am. or after
REFGR., Admiral 7-cu.-ft.: excel.
cond reas. WA. .9415. %
REFGR.. gas. Servel; good condition;
$50. HU. 77s4. 1900 1sth st. NV,
Apt. 80. -3
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MOTOR-One 194S 8 cyl. (complete
met motoT1; "a $sSs sNSsas5a al42 Livingston I'd.
MULTILITH 1927
Excel. cond.; compl. with auto. feed;
ThermS no logger. Must sell; rsas.
NE. l0Z1. -3
OFFICE FURN.-Desk. steel files.
s246. co. 1908. ewes. %
OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL
WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE
500, desks, must sell Typewriter 8 p
OAK. Walnut S19;5O, D P typewriter
Steel Clemco, practically brand new.
used 80 days for rental to Presi-
Dental nominees, new price S145,
now offered SS5. bank of England
chars 90. sacrihce price $3.50; file
cabinets. wood 4-drawer, $40 and
up. free delivery. free parking. buy
MASaATTAE SIg EEN S9TR oEE1cE EJg EeyIP; z T. co.
PIANO, Knabe grand. 5 feet / inch.
practically new; choice Of the Metro
PFolls.n Fslm. x,S,Ps opera; s.S & z ;2ee; eudses
PIANO, Starck ,spinet. with bench.
gA0n0-hGWs 4uA ACyVOoA0a BdoL NA-
teed; regular price, $3.50: greatly
reduced to $486; no cash: terms.
Save at RATNER'S MUSIC STORE.
736 18th st. NV.
RiANOS-We are holding our annual
inventory clearance and have many
while reductions. Choice Of spinets,
grands, consoles and small uprights
In dozen fine makes. Pay as little
as S25 down. ST. 9400. JoRDAN's.
corner 18th and q sts. NV. Open
riASos; aSts; eis FoR RENr-spin.t.. con-
up. ST. $500. PIANO MART. 1915
7th st. NV. Dust above the library.
PIANOS-Attractive, fun keyboard
spinet, has had very little use. S295.
Also several returned -from-rental
KITS KITS. 1850 6 uss.1n'' &. n.W. 'ael4ss'
have Q fine selection of
new new piano guarantee. It viii III be to n
your ADVANTAGE to see our display
for your plano. conv. terms. CAMP
BELL slMa91sI M91sIc Co. HOS Q st. NV.
PIANoS0Are you looking for ! good
full Ssyboard used spinet? We
have several Of these pianos in stock.
Prices range from S395 up. KimbaIl,
Weaver, Gable. and others. Come
Cow. texms. CAMPBELL MUSIC Co.
HOS G>st NV. DI. e464. @
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Age II to 25, must be high school
graduate; will train as Dictaphone
operator. National org. perm. po-
sition, congenial personnel; IN air
conditioned offlce. Call MR.. PHIL
LIPS Ma 4l90. "a
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STORE
DETECTIVES

LII L GS i v GO
To work part or full time in large
variety type stores in Washington
area. Experience essential; perna- :
@ eeoed Stores " wSise ESHa 'oars al soo4i5 A5
both needed. Box 26-B. Star. "a
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR and
school in nearby Va: some typine
Necessary: good opportunity. Can
T pm.. Sass 1eskdSysSw' Sssween II am. and 4
TEACHER for summer mos; splendid
exp, chance for permanency; $3.50
for so days. Call to see Mr.. Tuiiy
calls. MR.. PAUL e. TUlLY. 1916
TEacHERGvaeSsitioan sSi noon POSITION. ton sD,.n.
did experience. Salary: $3.50 for 'ea 80
FULLY, RIM. s24, 1876 Conn. ave.
bet. and 4 pm. No phone calls,
TEACHRRS-Interesting educa tional
coordination work: part or full
time; good pay; start July z. CO.
TEACHER-Experienced in kinder
Alexandria for fall term. Ability
To play piano necessary. OV. 5927.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for uptown
nSfe,; nSnd; permanent position. Call DE.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, who can
type and take shorthand. wanted
by national food concern: excel. sal
ary and working conds.; paid hos
pltaliZation. group insurance; also
avail: modern air-cond. ONCE; g.
gay VIZ; Hrs. 8 to 5. Call MR..
TELEPHONE ORDER CLERK; re-
to accept phone calls in our pickup
and delivery dept; must be courte-
Gus, willing and able to serve the
public; some general once work;
ba-day week. Apply in person to
N. j. Garrett, INSTITUTE CLEAN
ING ING, PLANT: sO2I Georgia ave.
rHESsrSSsgTTi fiIyss rSSgTinsr sErn ,o- doc,or., rs o,s..
SCI SCI d555 dE5555ysrcAI THERxPY DEPT:.
TYPIsT, experienced: general once
work, 5-day wk. Salary commensu-
tynity. JOSEPH GUss l. SONS.
INC. 623 H st. NV. %
TYPIST, for large electrical whole
Saler; to type warehouse orders
and factory orders; starting salary, |
Siao per mo; increases based on
Alien, 1915 K St. NV " '" "a
TYPIST, gen once work, good at
figures. perm. position with new
wholesale novelty firm. $40 start. |
TYPIST. experienced. for permanent
position; 5-day. 40-hour week; ex-
cellent working conditions, good pay. |
Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORES, |
Employment Once. u 2 st: ne.
Evening star., 1952-07-01

YOUNG WOMAN
shopping center. Arl., Va. IA. 2
22fS -
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LUMBER
MIII,WORK

inventory Sale-Through July 5
Prices slashed On top grade materials
We don't want to count it,
SAMPLE PRICES
In. mr. plywood, 13k4c a 50. #,
a in. fr plywood, 291ac a so. It,
FIR framing lumber, 13c bm. It
Hemlock beveled siding, 12Iac q 50. It
y IN. Sheet Sheet Rock. 4-0x6-o. S!.gs pc.
w. Pine shelving. 4 in, 8 in, i2 in
widths. lac a 50. #.
Clear white spruce, Ix4 In, 8 in, anC
II in. width, 26Ac a 50. it.
Combina tion doors. S16S4 to $500
Don't wait = order now for lont
week end. Builders-stock up.
4736 Beth. Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
Evening star., 1952-07-01

Furniture-Wanted at once
any amount, good furniture.
Also refrigerator, gas range
and good piano. Call MIR.
Grady, phone, MA. 2679.
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TYpTST

TYPIST
Age 1870: 6-day; 37hr. wk;: vacation
tions, with good chance for advance
DEMNITY ms. co. OF NORTH
AMERICA, 6l2 Woodward Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV. -3
TYPIsT-DICTAPHONE OPR.-Perm.
position: 5-day wk; Apply INsUR-
$50 Woodward Bldg. 18th & H
WHiTREssEs. experienced. good pay
and tips, uniforms and meals fur
nished. no Sundays. Apply COLO
NAL KITCHEN. 2046 Wilson blvd.
WAiTRFss. experienced. on bar and
food; evening work; good salary and
tips. No phone calls. GREENWAY
RESTAURANT. $3.50 East Capitol st.
s1ssd astssStive 5ApplZ HoTBERo
WAITRESS. exper.. over e1. neat,
steady worker; good wages and good
zR Rs sgeSazf czfF Gn tslf f'RI VII. N awe persCR
WAITRESS. exp. good earning. Apply
DUFFY'S TAVERN. 1851 Georgia
WAfTRESss. white only. experienced;
excellent tips, good hours Apply at
RANDY'S. 1113 18th st. NV. -
WAITRESS, white. dining room serv-
ice. lunch and dinner. BETHESDA
INN, 1925 Wisconsin ave-, OIL. 1880.
MATTRESSES WANTED, good salary,
pleasant surroundings good tips.
Apply in person, NJ. KS RESTAU-
RANT, S123 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring.
MATTRESSES WANTED, white, ex-
perience; no Sundays. night work.
TRIO RESTAURANT, 1725 nth st.
NV. .
MATTRESSES, expd. mature women,
salary. SEQ; tips, $50 to $50. Air
conditioned restaurant. Apply 4015
So. 2S ST.. Arlington. Call TIE. 0O96.
MATTRESSES wanted. good hours,
good pay. JE. 3-3079. II
MATTRESSES, experienced, tray serv-
ice. Apply in person, SEAFARE RES
TAURANT, 1894 Conn. ave. 3
WAITRESS. experienced, day or night
work: BASINS, 1920 Pa. ave. NV.
RE 60R0
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BULLDOzER Is-CHALMERs
s,, USED; Hs2s R,71s1i & rs iSEs,.7a is5S.
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ROOMS WANTED
APARTMENTs FURNISHED

'm0W NEEDS housekespine I'm. or
n; e With h,. sitehenetts; rsss. Dog
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INsTRUc. COURSES Cent,

TUTORTNG-High and jr. higf
school subjects. ANDERSON. ME
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1A1C I 1 IWE
White: with only 2 hours Of vour
spare time in the ewes, YOU can
add Sl4 to your income for each
evenings work, by displaying ex-
clusively styled custom jewelry. Send
card with name. address. phone
NUMBER to Box BOOB, Star,
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PART TIME

A1RLINES NEED
See classified ad under instructions
NATL AIR COLLEGE, DI, 67O3.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

FOOU CHECkER
HOTEL OR RESTAURANT Expr.
aOTEL OR RESTAURANT EKPE;fx-
tET ttEETNCE NECESSARY. GOOD SAL.
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PIPE, ,galv., black: copper. cast iror
Sqt thread; fixturss, BLOCKS S05
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12

cal Center near Seattle. l. Ormond is.a graduate of the University of Rochester Medi- cal School. She spent a year of residency at the TB Hospi- tai in Rochester and a year of interneship.
 In addition to her other studies she spent two years at
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
Dr. Ormond A Assumes Dr. JOhnS0n's Pr ctice

Dr. Louise Ormond has taken over Dr. A. Holmes Johnson's practice while he makes a sailing trip from Se- attle to Kodiak.
 The new doctor arrived here from the King County Medi-
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
PAGE 8

c. A. Allain is managing Rhoades Furniture Store while J. W. Rhoades is in Seattle. Rhoades and Mrs. Sadie Her. ring plan to be married soon. They left by plane this week
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12
for the states.

Mss Arlene Herring, daugh- ter of Mrs. Herring accom- panied the couple on the trip. Miss Herring plans to remain in Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12

the University of Washlngu |. After Dr. Johnson return S, IT Ormond will go to Cor nel University for a year of ching and research.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-07-12

Pfc. Edward Naughton was fl, \ Nodiak on a three day pass
 e. the Fourth. He is sta- toned at Fort Richardson.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-15
Modern Rural
Phone Service
For 1900 Montanans
In Mid-River Coop
BIZ Larry GILL

DUT the most modern and up-to-date tele-
il phone system that money can buy into
rural area of this kind? Where the aver
age user would be one to every IL square
miles? Where, within boundaries roughly
200 miles long and 100 miles wide, it would
take 1850 miles Of line to furnish service
to 1900 subscribers? "Tish mon, thot's a
land as big as the ole of Scotland"
But tanning out over the 100000 acres
or so surrounding Circle, in eastern Mon
tana's McCone county, such modern dial,
two-line system is not just pipe dream It
is an actual project. Construction will be
starting before too much longer. There will
be eight dial central offices of the system To-
Gated in Jordan, Vida, Circle, Lambert,
Richey, Fallon, Lindsay and Brockway; four
more near the towns of Glendive, Sidney,
Savage and Fairview. Main offices of the
system will be located at Circle.
First Loan in Montana
The rural telephone system is being
made possible through 35-year loan of
$1,675,0 600 from the Rural Identification adj
ministration, the first to be approved in
Montana This sum will be matched by
$4,000 in local funds. To raise the local
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-15

money, subscribers will buy $50 shares in
the system. This will bring in an estimated
80 percent of the local money needed. The
remainder must be raised by the sale of
equity certificates, which will pay 25 per-
cent interest
Rates will, Of. course, be higher than city
subscribers are used to paying. But the
advantages will be greater also. One poten-
tial subscriber said that if a phone call could
save him one 2S-rnile trip to town month
it would pay for his monthly bill.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-15

Porter and Leland cade.
McCone. county exten-
sion agent. discuss the
network of telephone
lines that will eventu-
ally bring up-to-date
telephone service to a
potential $500 rural and
small town subscribers.
In foreground. Mrs. Luz
ellie Thomas. first nem-
Der of a paid staff which
will soon be handling
the business of the co.
operative.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-15

Basic rate will be $3.50 for rural multi
party line mot more than 8, generally on
a line) and 81 for the same service in the
small towns that the system will serve.
Two-party and business single-party lines
will be available on different rate schedules.
Rivers Cooperative
The system will be known as the Mid
Rivers Telephone cooperative, with c. r.
Thiessen, Lambert, president; Albert Hoff-
man, Vida, vice president; Fred Becker, Cir
Gle, treasurer, please turn to page 10y
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-28
Selma

Cpl Charles Lucas has returned
from Korea. He is at the home
Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Lucas &C.,. Cpl Vernon
Lee Johnson has returned from
Korea He is at the home of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Johnson Mrs. Myrtle Woodland
Mrs. General Butter and Mrs.
Ella Patterson were dinner guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vii
liam Briggs last week Mr..
and Mrs. David Hamilton and
Rev. and Mrs Roosevelt Lind
sey were guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
Boozie Smiths home last week.
ga. Rev. w L. Gatewood preach
ed a wonderful sermon at the
Sweet Hope Baptist church Rev.
O. l.. Stevenson is pastor. Fin.
ance raised SAL Visitors were
Miss Lizzie Juniors Of the Church
Of God In Christ, McGree and
Mrs. " Green from Log Bayou
church, Tillar Mrs. Birdie Mae
Leonard and daughter were Wis
itors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Boozie Smith recently 81. Mrs
Marie Burks is on the sick list
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-28
Warren
James McGhec

The Bradley county teachers as
ISOLATION met March 9Th at the
Bradley county high school T. c.
Bronson. president of the associa-
ton, presided The next meeting
will be held at Wick Junior high
school, Miss Jean Mccoy princi-
pal T. c. Bronson, president,
Grady Wallace, secretary and Mrs
H. S Bullock reporter " The
Bethel AME church observed
mems day on March 9th T. G.
Bronson was chairman of the pro-
gram During the morning SER
vice a very inspiring message was
delivered by the pastor, Rev. 7.
O. Crudup and music was fur
nished by the mems choir. Dean
r. Alexander Of Shorter college
delivered the address in the af-
ternoon before a large audience.
The night program consisted of
short talks by S e Bullock, ~
r Smith and Travis Farmer
Mrs. II. S. Bullock delivered an
inspirational address before the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-28
Stuttgart

The newly organized Civic Lea
que of the city is moving along
nicely. The group met at Bethel
Methodist church on March 10th
at which time the constitution
was adopted and committees ap-
pointed. A committee was ap-
pointed TO represent the group
at the Thursday night meeting OF
the city officials at Holman high
school. The League meets each
third Sunday at 2:30 at various
churches Membeil OF the CITY
council, members Of thu school
board and members o. the Cham
Der OF Commerce met a large
crowd of Negro citizens at the
Holman high school last week for
the purpose Of a round table dis
cusSion Of the needs OF the COM
munity Following some delibra-
ton after the reading Of the
needs by Prof Baxter # was a.
greed that an intsrracial COM
mittec be appointed to work out
suitable items Of the needs and
ways and means Of obtaining the
same The committee to repre-
sent the Negroes on the interra-
ci7l committee is composed Of DIR
j. b Bryant, Rev. G, N Eiland
and Rev. +. w Taylor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-28

Mrs, Vassie Means recently
Funeral of Mrs. Luella Jacob Of
Hot Springs was conducted at ST.
John AME church March II &C..
Rev, O. j Dclemar and his two
sons and daughters in law "
Delark We're guests OF Joe Col.
Inns and Mrs Melvina Reynolds
last week .,. Mr. and Mrs Ro.
bert Matlock visited Mrs. Mablp
Collins last week ..,E. p E.
son motored Mrs Myrtle Jones
and Mrs Maude +, Jones of De-
lark to visit Mrs. Melvina Rey-
nolds and Mablc Collins recent
~ &c.. Mr.. and Mrs Charles d.
Wis and Mrs. Vassic Means Wis
tied in Malvern last week
The Bells of Joy singers Of For
dyce will be at Bculah Bapt ST
church on the second Sunday I'm
April &C.. The SILVER Gate sing
ers Of Altheimcr were at st John
AME church Sunday night along
with the Gospel Travellers from
Sparkman.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-28

i.s, aasis.ant secretary, Lille
AAaiI4s, ev44AuSsuf s.uIIe liar
80. osllei ul4l.e.s a.e oellele
" UulIdIa, Joe fitzpatrick, Katie
Jaensou, NAI4e JOY =. \. Walton,
niace Jenk.ns ana Oteiia tltzpat-
rick -. MRS. Wlll Walton made
business trip to Stuttgart last
week Mrs. Sylvester London
is ON the sick list. She is report
ed some better at this writing.
:, Mrs. Grady Harris in on the
sick list =. Jessip Stiger's house
burned last week. A lamp ex-
ploded causing the fire. All of
their friends are asked to help
them in some way. They have
moved in the home of Wallar
Vansant . Mrs. Velma Taylor
visited her mother last week =.
Mrs, Albert Griffin along with
Mrs, S. Martin and Will Martin
visited in Little Rock last week
Mrs. viii Walton visited Mrs.
Grady Harris last week Les
ter Fitzpatrick is in Dewitt :,
Mrs. Arlena Mcdonald made a |
trip to Little Rock last week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-28
Pike

Sunday was regular service day
at Mt. Olive Baptist church, Rev.
S. W. Weaver, pastor. Pulpit
guests we're Rev Goodman and
Rev. Hollins. Sunday school was
well attended at st. Luke AME
church. All teachers were pres
ent. Class no. 3 was the banner
class with Mrs. Juella Lever as
teacher Mrs. Hester Shackel-
ford celebrated her sixty first
birthday last week. Dinner guests
were John H. Thomas, Page Lee
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Harris,
Mrs. Lucindy Johnson, Mrs. Mary
Thompson, Mrs. Isabella Lever,
Mr. and Mrs. Glaseoe Pridgeon,
W. w. Shackelford and Miss Phyl-
lis Ann Lever . On the sick
list are Mr.. Simpson. S. Parr,
Mrs. Fannie Price and Mrs. Mary
E. Cabien. Mrs. Cabien is the
Oldest person in ST. Luke AME
church, being IS years of age. She
has lived to see her fourth gen.
Grafton OF children. She resides
with her daughter and son in law
Mr., and Mrs. John Greene
MRS. Willie Lee Nixon left Fri
day night for Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin where she will join her hus-
band, Fletcher Nixon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-28
Grand Canyon
Arizona
By b. II. billiard

l Travelled highway b6 TO Flag
staff, Arizona then north on high
way "a to the park. 1t was late
afternoon when l arrived at the
entrance and as soon as l was
admitted l hurried up to the
rim tbank) where a courteous
ranger stood ready to point out,
from a map on table, the geo
logical construction of the Can
yon and answer all questions. This
having been done, ! went out for
the sights. Not many feet away
the Colorado River tone mile
down could be seen by the aid
of field glasses placed there for
that purpose. Looking across 03
niles TO the other rim could be
seen thousands of rock columns
of various sizes still standing
rim high that withstood the tre-
mendous erosive action Of the tur
bulent river.
One remarkable thing was the
milehigh base of chain Of tonce
snow capped) mountains reduced
to ground level by countless ages
of the dirty work of erosion long
before there was any life on this
earth and that very area was
covered by sea water several
times before the terrific force OF
volcanic action produced an up
heavel a mile high, causing a
fault through which the Colora-
do made its way. The geologist
announced that these changes be-
gan taking place a billion years
ago and still are not complete.
To see the beauties Of this
wonder. one must hit the (mulel
trail down the treaeherous slopes
to the waters edge, an all day
trip where you can see what
Fault means to a Canyon. See the
working of a river; its mud fill
ed stream, the Indian Gardens,
green and beautiful, where In
dams once lived and thrived, the
Granite Gorge. thousands of feet
thick and a second Fault that ex-
tends. across the Canyon. One
could never fully understand
these Wonders of Nature without
seeing them.
Back on the rim, II an uniform
ed person should walk up to this
place he would take a look, per-
haps shrug his shoulders, and
walk away without knowing that
a river was flowing through the
Abyss several miles away.
With a knowledge OF these facts,
though seems almost unbelieva
ID 4i a IA that there Is
'0d someu'he~c In the heavens
Watch your State Press for these
"olos
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-28

Funeral service for Sherman
Hill were conducted at st. Paul
A. M. E. church recently =. The
Philander college choir sang at
Peake high school last week. They
we're sponsored by the Philander
Alumni club Mrs. Corcicana
Bell of st, Louis Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Cot
ledge of this city.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-03-28

New Zion AME church Sunday
school on March 9th. She spoke
on the Origin Of Sunday School"
Mrs. Rose c. Mckay is the
superintendent Of the school and
Rev Richmond is pastor Of the
church Mr. and Mrs. Ora.
land Mom1n motorcd 10 Oak
Grove Louisiana last week
Miss a l.. Cowan rushed home
to Scmcy after hearing Of the
tornado yesterday . Mr. and
Mrs. G. W Haman's younger son
won fist place in the baby con-
test last week at Bethel AME
church The monthly meeting
of the NAACP was held at the
Church Of God in Christ last
week
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Eletha Burch

The New Jerusalem Baptist
church held its regular service
Sunday Two new members were
added to the church Pfc
hurry Byrant is home on fur
Tough visiting his mother. Mrs.
Lucy Wilson, and other relatives.
-, Mrs. Lucy Wilson and Mrs.
Ella Hildreth visited Mrs. Sarah
Burch and family recently
Mrs. Nedar S. Hyson and Netrice
celebrated their Goth birthday on
March 10Th. They received many
nice gifts >, James Hyson is
visiting his wife and baby, Mrs
Nedar Hyson Mrs. Julia Min.
er and Mrs. Mittie Frazier and