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h, 1928 Page 59
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MARY BUHLER, Reporter
The Frisco Employes' Club of Mem-
phis, entertained with a Bunco party
and dance at Lanler's Dreamland Gar-
den. on the nlght of February 17. for
all Frlsco employes, their famllles and
friends. Everyone was there and had
a wonderful tlme.
Miss Katherlne Surles. comptometer
operator. has been seen several tlmes
recently rldlng around with a Chevro-
let automoblle salesman. Katherlne
placed an order for a new Ford, but
Is gettlng rather Impatlent and states
that If sald Ford Is not dellvered by
March I, somethlng must be done, and
no doubt she will cancel the order for
the Ford and buy one of the pretty
new Chevrolets. -
Mrs. Grayce Hushes, rorrnerly em-
ployed as stenographer In Mr. Ollver'a
ofllce has been assigned to posltion of
stenographer to chlef clerk In this
- .
ofllce.
MISS Cozetta Parker. 691 Clerk. 11s
wearing a beautlful dlamonb rlng on
the thlrd flnger of the left hand. This
department wlll be sorry to lose COZ-
ette and we hope It won't be soon.
Mr. Rollins Padell has accepted posi-
tlon as secretary to the superintend-
ent. Mr. Padell was formerly employ-
In Mr. Matthew's ofllce.
Mr. H. F. Hastlngs has been asslgned
of W. timekeeper.
Mr. Luther Wllllams has been ap-
lnted assistant W. S. foreman V~CC
.. Geo. Revts. who reskned In order
enter buslness In Dallas. Texas.
We regret to report Mr. H. E. Crowd-
, transitman, was palnfully Injured
hen he slipped and fell into a deep
p~t at Yale, Tenn. Harold Is lmprovlna
and we h0~e he will be able to return
to work in a few days.
Mr. H. E. Sulllvan, general chairman
of clrrks. was a visltor In the office
February 7th.
Mr. L 5. Brophy worked r few days
durlng January as relief dispatcher.
Mr. Brophy has now been assigned I
agency at Wlllliord. Ark. .. . -.
nor so Kooa. our Ir was In aucn an zittractive
box. and of course. that
a $~*~nce.-
Mr. L. '7. 11 Gentry, dispatchel wan Frbco Building, St. Louis OfKcts in All Princ
absent from the office for severa i days
during the latter part of Janua ry account
lllnes S.
0 FRE.IGHT HOUSE
LMINGHAM, ALA.
Numerous comollments have been
heard arou~ ?d the city. for the haste
In ... e~mnletln --...,.-.... 6 the new road lnto Pensa-
--3.
cola. ana -~-~. the local papers have prlnPed
artlcler s each week about the Fris-
CO'~ gatea ray from the south to h e oil
regions a nd grain flelds of the great
northwest. . The buslness of the sectlons
thrc ,ugh which the new
extension of the Frisco has been on a
boost. an( 1 the people have somethlng
to look fc ~rward to in the near future.
Unusual lnterest Is being manifested
In the me etlngs of Frlsco Clubs, much
has been ! sald and done about the election
of tl le new ofllcers. Two groups
have beer I organized and the race is
rather close with the blues and llly
whites. The banuuet and dance held
Protected for Shopping
Shipping, Storing
The stoker equipment illustrated is in for shopping. But if it were
something being prepared for shipment to Johannesburg or for years
of storage, NO-OX-ID would protect it just the same.
D,:l.,.,A" h .~ La-... I.P.* 1 ~ " ~ -
3 in the game against rust. That is
se NO-OX-ID systematical1y.
HANSON, Reporter TRADE MARK
se for NO-OX-ID
and f ull iformation
lhe Original Rus t Prevem
recently was well attended and many
of the employes and thelr wlves were
present and all enjoyed each part of
the ceremony.
Most men smoke elther here or here-
after, but Mr. Cummlns. agenl sayp
that all freight house men will have
to do thelrs Kereafter In the future.
Mr. F. M. Packard. chlef clerk, has
been a bachelor for some tlme now as
Mrs. Packard has been visltlng rel-
atives In Memphls. recently.
Mr. Burleson Carpenter. foreman, has
bein very busy repalrlng the loadlng
platforms abou! 1 the freight house to
take care of the 3 sutomobile trade that
has recently COI ae our way.
Mr. J. F. Hill , check clerk, has been
on the sick'llst tor some time and hls
~g fllled by Mr. C. K.
Coleman, yard clerk, at East Thomas
Yards. - A .- . -
Mr. W. S. Jones, rare clerlt, reslgnea
recently to * accept a slmllar posltlon
wlth Sloss-Sheffield CO. We regret to
have hlm leave the Frlsco but also