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wlsh him Godspeed in his new field
of duty.
Mr. J. Peregoy, rate clerk, succeed-
ing Mr. Jones realwed. comes to Fris-
co from Mobile R Ohio Ry.. at Corinth.
Miss. We wish him good Luck while
in Birmingham and that his change
will prove satlSfactOry to both the
company and hlmself.
Mr. TV. W. Johnson. accountant, Is
showing: signs of a professional apit-
ter slnce the anti-smoking bill wan
passed and posted on the bulletin board
at the freight house.
Mr. E. Thomas, cashier, was forced
to go home due to a sudden Illness this
week. He is reported improving now
and will soon appear back for duty.
Mr. W. IV. Wade, blll clerk, has re-
cently purchased a Masker Ruick auto-
mobile, making the sixth clerk at
freight house to own an automobile.
Some of us may get to ride home when
it rains now.
Two good dgns of sp
their appearance arou
house lately. Misses Ca
Dense clerk. and Elvin
krapher clerk, have bo
Mr. Woodrow Pfifer
obligated himself to b
bile-when the new For
market. A certain young lady wan
heard to refuse lo give him a date until
he bought a car. -
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
TERMINALGMEMPHIS, TENN.
JOHANNA WEINER, Reporter
Mr. L. E. Thorpt, tormer steno-clerk
to general yard master. has been trans-
ferred to position in local freight of-
fice at Memphls.
Mt. 0. A. McGulre, son of superln-
tendent terminals. Is a patient at the
st. huiS h0S~ltal.
Employes of superlntendcnt termln-
al's office take this opportunity to ex-
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work whlch was evident at meetlng C. M. Hunt has resumed work after
held on the nlght of February 9, at the an absence of several weeks. and hav-
Salem Baptist church at Memphis, for Ing spent 46 days in the St. Louls hoscolored
employes. Frisco officials took pltal. Mr. Hunt is very loud in his
part In the speaker's program, among pralse of the staff and hospital at St.
them Messrs. E. E. McGulre. B. G. LOUIS.
Gamble. W. T. Clark. C. C. ~Milla, J. B. The station grounds at Dora is now
Ware and H. B. Nichols. A musical graced wlth a new fence. Thls fence
program was rendered by tale~ited was erected by D. W. Hughes. bridge
members of the church and refresh- gang.
ments were served.
Accldent Prevention XI e r i t Cup
awarded to Memphis Termlnal for the
third quarter of 1927 has been sent
to the Western Division at Enid, Oklahoma,
who were the winners Of the
cup for the fourth quarter of 1927. ANXIO
Memphis Terminal employca take this
~pportunlty to congralulate Weste~~~
Divlsion emnloves on their s~lendid
record and w-jnnins of the cup and also
to announce that we hope to have it to se. rve
back in Memnhis Tcrmina? after the
rter
d little
uau~rr~er-, weru n~ ruyurrrr DIUK. on
buslness recently.
Gerald Adams; engineer, is recoverlng
from an illness.
We regret losing our good friend.
Rob Herrinn. enalneer. who ~assed
away ~ebruat~ 5.-and we extefid our
sympathy to his famlly.
Gertrude Wlllis snent a recent Sunday
In Amory visiting her parents.
Paul Coleman. car inspector, is working
at Hubbert.
Mrs. Harold Wall is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Adam#, at Thayer. 310.
Switchman Hogers is night yardmaster
In place of Yardmaster TValters.
who is in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Coodv and llttle
daughter were confined to- their home
recently.
"Uncle Abe" the old Dorter. who
e The
F risco